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Arians, persecutors in the 5th Century, I. 200
Arundel’s Visit to the Seven Churches, Introduction, p. lxxii.
Augustine vindicated from Popish distortions, Vol. II. 45, 49; from the malevolence of others, I. 7 ; 72.
* Authentic details of the Wal. denses," a work not sufficiently known, I. 140.
Autonomasia, meaning of the term, I. 79.
Biddulph’s Essays commendet, I. 24.
Bible Societies, Pope Pius VIIth's opinion of, II. 132.
Bower's Lives of the Popes, I. 192, 214.
Budd, on Infant Baptism, I. 24.
Burton's Testimony of the Fathers, I. 178 ; 411, 413.
Cecil, Rev. Richard, quoted on artifice, 1I. 78.
Charity, on Roman Catholic, I. 23; 277.
Christian Missions, a plea for, I. 251.
Christianity the great elevator of woman, II. 167.
Church of Rome, principles and conduct of, I. 75; II. 77, 83; 132, 178. Missionary proceedings of, I. 11.
Clarke's Succession of Sacred Literature, I. 175, 249.
Cognitio, on the use of the term, I. 38.
Collect for the fifth Sunday after Trinity cited, 1I. 124,
Coligny, Admiral, evidences of his murder against the Church of Rome, I. 75.
Conybeare’s opinion of Augustine’s writings, I.7; of Calvin's, 144.
Duty of studying the early history . of the Church, II. 321.
Equivocation, opinion of the Jesuits respecting, LI. 83. .
Faber's Difficulties of Romanism, I. 19.
Fathers, on the use of, I. 61. on the contradictory representations given of them, I. 175 ; 249.
Fletcher, Itev. J. on Popery, I. 18.
Fulke’s Rhemish Testament commended, I. 276.
Garbett, Rev. J. on Infallibility, I.
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Gauntlet, anecdote by him, I. 23.
Gospel, introduced into England before Pope Gregory sent St. Austin, I. 92; 548. effects of in promoting Christian love, I. 74; in changing the hearts of men, 96, 98.
Gregory the Great, opinions respecting his character, I. 13.
Gregory XIII. conduct of on the St. Bartholomew's Massacre, I. 75.
Grier’s Epitome of the General Councils, I. 178.
Hellebore, its use among the antients referred to, II. 77.
Horne's “ Critical Study" noticed and recommended, I. 143, 475; II. 218.
Hooker, referred to, I. 208.
Horsley, Bp. his sense of Phil. iii. 21, II. 22.
Idolatry upheld by the Papists, I. 182.
Images and pictures, condemned by the Council of Eliberis, II. 232.
Index Expurgatorius, its Jealousy about Apostolic Succession, II. 273.
Indulgences, meaning attached to the term by the antient Scholastics, I. 39. absurdity of the system of, 291.
Infallibiliuy, works in refutation of, if, 185
Inform, antient use of the term, Il. 126.
Jesuits, their rise, importance, numbers, and intrigues, I. 535 —537.
Justification, obseure notions of prior to the time of Luther, I. 7; evidenced, 10, 52, 67, 96, 118.
Kaye's (Bp.) Ecclesiastical History, I. 172, 191; 472.
Lambeth articles, II. 136.
Liberalism of the present age, an error of a former day carried into wider operation, II. 242.
Marsh's Edition of Douglas's Criterion recommended, I. 61; 178.
Mendham's “ Literary Policy of the Church of Rome" noticed and recommended, 1. 76.
Modern departure fromChristianity,
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Mosheim cited on the character of Melancthon, 1. 193; on early
schisms, I. 202; 253.
Nicene Creed, history, and defence of, I, 177.
Ordinary, meaning of the term, 1.
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Papists, withhold the Scriptures, II. 132. do make ‘images for Divine wor-
ship, I. 182. Peter, disproved to have been
Bishop of Rome, II. 285. Phelan’s Catholic doctrine of Tradi-
tion, II. 184. Pope, not the successor of St. Peter,
1I. 273.
Pope Clement 1V. anecdote of, I. 34. Pope Pius IV. maintained idolatry, I. 183.
Prayer of Thomas Aquinas before study, I. 34. of St. Chrysostom, in use in the Greek Church, 112.
Protestantism, vindicated, I. 183.
Reformer, what is requisite for one, I. 91.
Reeve's Early Christian Apologists, II. 320.
Rome, its abominations, I. 75; II. 44, 46.
Schisms, opposed, T. 376.
School Divinity, crabbedness of, I. 181.
Scott's Continuation of Milner's Caurch History, I. 52, 67, 91.
Scriptures, decree of the Council cf Trent respecting their use, II. 132; of Pope Leo XII. and Pope Pius VII. ibid.
Slave, Scriptural meaning of the term, II. 205.
Slavery, modern enormity of, II. 94; 219.
Smith's Errors of the Church of Rome, I. 183, 198.
Socinianism, works in refutation o£ it, I. 117, 238.
Supremacy, Papal, first workings of, I. 13, 186 ; II. 185 ; indefensible, I. 214; 547.
Theology of the Schools, I. 219.
Tithes always upheld by the Church of Rome, II. 186.
Townsend's Accusations of History against the Church of Rome, I. 75.
Traditions of the Papists overturned, II. 285.
"Transubstantiation, exploded, 1.420.
Troy’s (papal Abp.) Rhemish Testament condemned, I. 277.
Turner, Sharon, cited, I. 183; IT. 81.
Union of the two natures in Christ, vindicated by Gelasius, I. 420.
Unity of the Church of Rome, II. 322.
Waldenses, vindicated by St. Dernard, I. 116. conduct of, 140.
Works in refutation of Popery, I. 19.
Worship, as defined by the Romish Church, I. 503.
