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identifier	question
innd.00000011132230	Each time the chime fiJls the atmosphere, is it not to say, to each and to all, Sursum corda?"
innd.00000017810003	The school house fronting tober, 187?, the Rev.
innd.00000017810003	When I arrived here JUay constantly increasing number of 17, 18ß?, there were forty- five pupils children.
innd.00000008066334	The Bishop in concluding said,"What is to become of Amer­ ica with her luxury, theaters, magazines and dancing?
innd.ss001200400	Thefe being a little reded, March¬ ed out again to meet the Enemy, which were fuppo?
innd.00000006770218	May not Red Banks be called holy ground,"The place where first they trod?"
innd.ss001198621	(?)
innd.ss001198621	^—p — — — THE Mantle Thrown off: j?
innd.ss000805532	The Counter. Scuff13 VVer't not for us, thou( quoth he J VVhere wouldft thou fog to get a fee?
innd.ss000805532	Thus the defcriptions arecompleat, Which I have made of them and meat?
innd.ss000805532	With M*trs at odds again fhall be Ere any jars'twixt me and thee 3 And thereupon I drink to thee_?.
innd.ss000344547	(.5) Priests orthe Church, in whose bosom he Was regenerated and educated, whose faith be fol­ lows?
innd.ss000344547	man Catholics?
innd.ss000344547	nurtured, can with pro­ priety be called anti- christian, and bel'Pastors, I anti- chrits?
innd.ss000403075	1st v. Michkotek ekikuchiyak, anjeni chiw piyewak?
innd.ss000403075	2d v. Tcnitche chiw michkctek, tenidje katotamek?
innd.ss000403075	Tatehe, nik epwachi­ yan otanuk chiw Bethleëm?
innd.00000017815804	Do I need to cite proofs to show that this is the true conception of the bishop as pontiff?
innd.00000017815804	Do these words also apply to the Catholic Episcopate?
innd.00000017815804	Do they apply to the Episcopate of the Catholic Church as did the proud words of Basil?
innd.00000017815804	What is a pontiff?
innd.00000017815804	What is this but to heal spiritua1 sickness, to raise to life again souls dead to sanctify­ ing grace?
innd.00000008066185	'1 ■ Oyster Pails Fly Paper Flour Sacks Matches Washboards Toilet Paper v ♦* Rear of Auditorium What s in a Name?
innd.00000008066185	120 S. Michigan 104 S. Michigan 119 N. Alain 129 W. Washington 138 N. Alain 116 N. Alain?
innd.00000008066185	If such was the state of affairs in the seventies what must it have been in the early fifties?
innd.00000008066185	J LADIES?
innd.00000008066185	S. MICHIGAN STREET SOUTH BEND, IND E. POULIN J DEALER IN STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES A?
innd.00000008066185	a?
innd.ss001183333	'bis dtdtrititn'■ England mi fyugfJint? n t lit uvtr.
innd.ss001183333	: 3VO/ I lt)i uPj ytd i> •; SJOD")A v?-'A cw o a Vi o j « oh- Aivia^wO nr e VmtV,\'?
innd.00000025616533	- 22- Do You Know- that the liability to accident or sickness is JI constant, that vou can not get away from it whether you are asleep • or awake?
innd.00000025616533	Do You Know- that it costs ym � something to carry this risk,( liability) and that? Jou musi pay for it'?
innd.00000025616533	Do You Know- that it costs ym � something to carry this risk,( liability) and that? Jou musi pay for it'?
innd.00000025616533	Pn � one_>.O � IJO? 2_8 N. Mir.fJ Lft •.. o Residence Awnings a Specialty.
innd.00000016768855	!,?: j.
innd.00000016768855	But what to him now'are the feeble tributes"which we may offe � to his memory?
innd.00000016768855	trumpet shall awaken all the dead( Will any honors we can pay him, light up a single smile M the eye, which isdarkened by the cold mists of death?
innd.00000016768855	� � the flrst s.cho �,a'·f?
innd.00000027211465	Do I need to ap­ peal to the American writers who have sometimes reluc­ tantly spoken her eulogies?
innd.00000027211465	Do you need a proof and striking example of the char­ acter and influence of Protestantism as opposed to Catho­ licity?
innd.00000022386445	'l'hl'number treated annually is about()?
innd.00000022386445	In 1 DO.?
innd.00000022386445	On Septemher?
innd.00000022386445	Samuel and Charles?\T urelock.
innd.00000022386445	What is the source of this immense, this all- comprehend­ ing charity?
innd.00000022386445	� I other Teresa was a woman of the type described in Holy\Vrit:"Vvho shall find a valiant woman?
innd.00000027073220	11 N eed I mention Thomas á Becket, known throughout the whole Christian world as St. Thomas of Canterbury?
innd.00000027073220	How were stayed the stained hands of contest?
innd.00000027073220	Shall I name Cardinal'Voisey, one of the most distinguished char­ acters in English history?
innd.00000027073220	Was this power exercised, as some ha ve maintained, ar­ bitrarily and according to the whim of each Chancellor?
innd.00000027073220	Who can doubt the rules and methods by which they were governed and the sources from which these were drawn?
innd.00000027073188	But what avail resol ves, however strong, To the young heart unused to · life's deceit?
innd.00000027073188	Was this lier purpose wise?
innd.00000027073188	Whence came those thorns?
innd.00000027073188	Who the heat Of life's great struggle can sustain alone?
innd.ss001199273	- ■; f~ «* a »> •'\ Jl x-?
innd.ss001199273	Are not all the jrln, an(i feveral of the Englijh Papifts now in Arms againft; v3 6:; tjieir Majefties?
innd.ss001199273	For the whole of them, Men, Women and Children?
innd.ss001199273	Have they not contributed moft to tiiat Kings prefent Greatnefs and Tyranny?
innd.ss000467322	1398 Polygonum Persicaria L.?
innd.ss000467322	979 Arctostaphylos manzanita Parry form?
innd.ss000467322	form'?
innd.ss000467322	form?
innd.ss000467322	va r.?
innd.ss000467322	var.?
innd.ss000397371	11"V''■""■?''
innd.ss000397371	6. as Prophe- cying your weakenefle, leave you a record to build upon?
innd.ss000397371	Did we bequeath un¬ to you rhofe faire ornaments to be ftolne or fnatched from you?
innd.ss000397371	£* g. Didwe for thispurpoferecommend unto you Ferrars cafe and our proceedings a- gainft the difturbers of his right?
innd.ss001199307	''F 1 N I S.... ■ its?
innd.ss001199307	Hi?
innd.ss001199307	Laftly, Of a great and Terrible Perlecutipr?
innd.ss001199307	nge and Rensarkal?
innd.00000017818246	Is it yer manin',replied the Irishman,"that God do n't want mass said in the church?
innd.00000017818246	What shall be said of those who always stand in the back part of the church, near the do � r?
innd.00000017818246	Where is the wreath her shamrock does not adorn?
innd.00000017818246	Where the muse that has not visited her hills?
innd.00000017818246	Who believes that a penitent must pay the priest to have his sins forgiven?
innd.00000017818246	Who for a moment credits the old lie that a priest will agree to pray a soul out of purgatory for a monetary consideration?
innd.00000028771517	Celuy des Islinois luy conviendroit fort, il est aimé de ces sauvages, il y a demeuré longtemps, et il ne seroit pas eloigné(?)
innd.00000028771517	Landroit est furt propre pour y faire U ngros Establissement ceque jaurois fait si jauvis eut Des forces, à Lesgard du Commerce que Lonny( l'on y?)
innd.00000028771517	Le peut Dexperiance que jemesuis acquis Depuis 20(?
innd.00000028771517	The little experience I have acquired in the twenty(?)
innd.00000028771517	The second is, could Beaubois have known sufficient about the country, before 1729- when he was in disgrace- to make his account of any value?
innd.00000028771517	peu faire est Lapelletrie i11e pent sortir tonte les annee De Ce poste pour trante milluire( milliers?)
innd.00000007158603	Are the Brothers of St. Joseph no longer to be identified with the­ Brothers of Holy Cross?
innd.00000007158603	Has the evolution left no trace of the proto- type?
innd.00000007158603	W as the Son of God so suddenly enamored of the son of man?
innd.00000007158603	Was the"Brightness of the Eternal Father and the Figure of His Sub­ stance"dazzled by the rays of earthly loveliness?
innd.00000007158603	Why did Christ love this youth so spontaneously, so quickly, so passionately?
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innd.ss001199210	1'... J 1, v'j*- J"■"s-\'■ Oi •r.r- •?
innd.ss001199210	? fj{.
innd.ss001199210	in the South and Eajlern Parts?
innd.ss000652641	1'be Examination
innd.ss000652641	G* • •• For my Noble Lord the Earle of, at York?.
innd.ss000652641	The f N ■ rhx f1?)
innd.ss000652641	Vfime, Colonell C?otv, Serjeant Major Generall Woodhoufe?
innd.ss000652641	We have placed a Garriion in this Towne, which( I hope) may be of great Advantage, being the onely Haven Town in thefe parts^f the Kingdom?
innd.ss000652641	per Giles Call? D l ir lokn Symond^^ 1 S lohn Carter.
innd.00000004384145	00<'0 �:-s H c: � �. �=("D?
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innd.00000004384145	:: lO; e_> O � si � �="'tI �'O'= � Otrj �""l_ �(;?
innd.00000004384145	Are not such aware that a finished education requires a knowledge of these things?
innd.00000004384145	Do they not know that the Catholic church as a factor and a figure is inseparable from the history of the past 1,900 years?
innd.00000004384145	How can we account for this?
innd.00000004384145	Neverthe­ less, there was a certain pride felt by all il?
innd.00000004384145	Ought it nut be sold to help pay for the new one, fully large enough for almost twice the whole Catholic population?
innd.ss001202929	H. Do what?
innd.ss001202929	H. How?
innd.ss001202929	H. To a private houfc I doe go?.
innd.ss001202929	H. What, you kill the King?
innd.ss001202929	H. Who?
innd.ss001202929	I read it for a thoufand worlds, and further ftid, whe¬ ther doe you goe to Mafie?
innd.ss001202929	P. What arc they, if their King be eut off?
innd.ss001202929	P.Do you think my Lady and Queen is a fool?
innd.ss001202929	wasdireftedtoitby her Husband, and when the Pricft had opened his door, and I in his chamber, he asked me, it'I knew him?
innd.ss000428908	And lo way is made toconfider, Whether any of the Jeluits be- fides Mariana have bin of that Opinion?
innd.ss000428908	Being further examined, How it came to pals that they condemned what their General did allow?
innd.ss000428908	Of this> » £? «"•»• c. 8.
innd.ss000428908	There is no little exception to be taken againft the word King, as it's here laid?
innd.ss000428908	Were thefo Principles never reaffirmed by them?
innd.ss000428908	When it was asked again, What they would do if at Rome
innd.ss000428908	of that Council, that its fpokgn of Princes excommunicate by the Pope, or degra-]-6, c'4- ded?
innd.ss000428908	to whatever he be, how weak or inf efficient foever, as hereprefents the per- 1 fon of him, whofe wifdom can not be deceived, as Ignatius faith m?
innd.ss001202445	'i;?
innd.ss001202445	.i£,,q r.1.or< j 1... a r. V'• •?
innd.ss001202445	But if the faid feven thoufand Gentlemen, be ap- plyed to Trade* without increafing of 1 x Trade?
innd.ss001202445	It is to be enquired, What the value of the immovables( which upon fuch removal muft be left behind) are worth?
innd.ss001202445	STdft-!?
innd.ss001202445	Upon which ground they bring all Native Commodities to be Manufactured at home, and carry the fame back, even to that Country in which rtiliA Z3J1C?
innd.00000004185070	But how erect that monument?
innd.00000004185070	Is it necessary for me to indict Catholicism?
innd.00000004185070	One sees on every side in your country such apostolic zeal developing itself, shall T say, in ways that are indifferent?
innd.00000004185070	What else can he do?
innd.ss000434415	-* • « r •~__^ t A S ER-.. 1 V d. SERMON Preach'd to the$? oteftants of In and about the CITY of LONDON,& c. Pfalm 102.
innd.ss000434415	4?,.
innd.ss000434415	8* How fhall I g thee ftp, Ephraim?
innd.ss000434415	AW}'SERMON Preach'd to the^otettants of 31relantj, In and about the CITY of LONDON, A T St. Mary le Bon?
innd.ss000434415	Her Sins are againtl more Light and clear Con¬ viction, and he that teacheth man, Jball not he punifh?
innd.ss000434415	Shall we be angry that the Ark is prelerv'd, and not worfhip before it, becaufe upheld by Vzzah?
innd.ss000434415	What a beating is there: in his Heart, what a Struggle, when the Sins of his People force him to his ftrange Act?
innd.ss000434415	With what In- juflice to God, and Difcouragement to Creatures, do fome Men reprefent him?
innd.ss000434415	dom, if not of the Almighty, fhould reftrain them from fo barbarous a Defign?
innd.ss000434415	horn ftj all I deliver thee, Ifrael?
innd.ss000434415	their Father?
innd.00000014967590	Why, in effect, have the political powers, which agitate society, so much power in their revolutions? innd.00000014967590 ..>'.,,'Alas, who'will visit the God of Love, if he is forgotten by those whom he calls his friends? innd.00000014967590 43 may we not conclude, was given the happiness of beholding, from a higher sphere, the scenes of its early labors and suf­ ferings'? innd.00000014967590 Is it not because they know how to unite, and to hold but one end in view? innd.00000014967590 To mark the spot it found a wilderness, now adorned with noble temples of science and religion? innd.00000014967590 What can I say to those who may be called to concur in the same? innd.00000014967590 What more simple to an untutored ear, than the sound of the key- note in C? innd.00000014967590 should all be engulfed in the waves, at the moment of leav­ ing port? innd.ss001368980 About?
innd.ss001368980	16%?.
innd.ss001368980	2 £ One poiincf of Tallow to each Man, one pound of Meal, and half a pound of Beef, the Army cohfifting of'618?
innd.ss001368980	March 168?.
innd.ss001368980	Noble, and the reft came off being good Footmen: We loft 1?
innd.ss001368980	To each Man half a pound of Meal, half a pound of SHillin, half a pound of Tal¬ low, 3 pound of Salt Hides?
innd.ss001368980	To eaeh Man Haif a pound of Tallow, Haifa pound of Shii/ ih, three quarters of a pound of dry-Hides, the Army being 481?
innd.ss001368980	When the cC Boats came within half a Mile of the"Trenches, they landed the Men, and took?"
innd.ss001368980	gave the Protefiants a reviving ProfpeCt of the happy change of the Go¬ vernment C?)
innd.ss001368980	of April, 168?.
innd.ss001198902	! i The Second Query is, In what lnftances( if any) doth it appear, that Ireland is Beneficial or Neceffary to the well- being of Eng¬ land?
innd.ss001198902	Infolvencies?
innd.ss001198902	Ireland furniiheth n( us with feveral Advantages of this kind?
innd.ss001198902	Yet notwithftanding this, and?
innd.ss001199426	Has Mr. Long by any art of Immorality, Sedition or Rebellion, wholly for¬ feited his Credit or Reputation, fo that his Word is not to be taken?
innd.ss001199426	I-** mmm C 17) lijltj Lord Loudens Head by Nine of the Clock next Morning) with- Sfat out any Procefs of Law?
innd.ss001199426	Whether they are not great Fools, or de/ jgning K — that believe any thing this- Libeller writes againft King Charles the Tirfi?
innd.ss001199426	they{ aid, What fhould a King do to us?
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innd.ss001199426	•, mo 3? st;o2 i tk rtfi k n l.dA\-w: m\WoW AyA vS V cs m o i 1 h!o& ■:!"
innd.ss000392345	2?
innd.ss000392345	45 Stock in the Church, why Ihould not he have a Share of it as well as another?
innd.ss000392345	45 into the Councils of great Men, or to anfwer fome other fuch politick End, than to advance piety towards God, or Amendment of Life in the Penitent?
innd.ss000392345	And if one can merit for ano¬ ther, why( hould not he depend on others, as well as, they on his Merits?
innd.ss000392345	If the Subjeft of their Glory is fiamful, what will become of the reft.
innd.ss000392345	Is not this to play with Men's Souls and Eternal Salva¬ tion?
innd.ss000392345	Nay, it is Folly for him to attempt it: For what need he endeavour to add to a Stock of Merit, which is already infinite, as fome have thought?
innd.ss000392345	Now if they Print fuch things in Englifh, what do they Print in Spanijh?
innd.ss000392345	Thirdly5 And as to the Aufierities of the Lives of their Monks and Nuns, the Punifhments which they infiift D 2 on 2o Of the Devotion?
innd.ss000392345	What Sins are promifed there?
innd.ss000392345	Who are Gods Indruments in pu- mlhingthe Souls there?
innd.ss000392345	so.r. Sealefo 1 2/?
innd.ss000392345	when Efcobar asks the Queftion, What if I communicate unwor- thily df Eafler?
innd.ss000392345	without its Body can be tormented there with a material Fire?
innd.00000003614567	*? ranklin communicated to Congress the projects of the Court* Sparks'Life and Writin � c, f Franklin, i. innd.00000003614567 101 any definitive arrangement, and then what authority could be exercised by the bishops of Baltimore over a city a thousand miles off? innd.00000003614567 325 you, who often exaggerate and alter facts which you relate, and frequently invent and falsify- how then can I safely believe you? innd.00000003614567 How could the missionaries resist the hope of converting a savage peo­ ple to the faith? innd.00000003614567 How is it that two nations once divided, jealous, inimical, and nursed in reciprocal prejudices, are now become so closely united as to form but one? innd.00000003614567 How, in fact, can this nationality be long preserved in a foreign land, without the powerful bond of religion? innd.00000003614567 It may be asked how the missionaries proceeded in converting these savage tribes? innd.00000003614567 The mere sight of the wbite banner, with its fleurs- de- lys, would have thrilled every fibre of those apparently apathetic hearts.?
innd.00000003614567	To give to the Church, is it not to lend to the Lord, who will richly repay the liberal giver with many blessings?
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innd.ss001202817	'who is he thatcondemneth?
innd.ss001202817	1 J.?, and'the Lord of hofts himfelfe hath proclai¬ med him to be the man that is fellow.
innd.ss001202817	1? » 10'power is given unto me in heaven and in earth.
innd.ss001202817	54. whom now we fpeake: unto whom b § od did not thus give the fpirit by meaAnd there¬ fore although( o many millions of beleivers tPhiiip.i.t?.
innd.ss001202817	9?.
innd.ss001202817	But Chriftdid himfelfe fan?
innd.ss001202817	Church is purchaled* muft be h I aiCor.2.?.
innd.ss001202817	For whotfaith8 hedand who is|W< t»eC>> Apollo fut miniflers by whomyou even 7 as the Lord gave to every man?
innd.ss001202817	Is not he thy Father that hath i8Ptt''7'bought thee?
innd.ss001202817	and Lord of lords; It was indeed our nature that fuflfered; but he that fuflfered in that nature,*!#?
innd.ss001202817	butwhat fhould the purchale of a ftranger have been to us?
innd.ss001202817	thus to beget them, but the Father and the bf,6%3'"** Sonne from whom he proceeded?
innd.ss001202817	y Who jhall lay anything to the y Rorn 8 j, charge of Gods eleft? It is God that J 4.'
innd.ss001202817	£) ge ye thus requite the Lord, 0 pea- pie and unwife?
innd.00000022160741	,,< ¡) iefrs Werfd)en Ht bd onoerer Weiie Aefd)rieben nicl)t nad) ber � ibel nod) nad) ben � eiliÇn? Bätern.
innd.00000022160741	1Jebruar 18ô8, am: tage bor-17- mfd)ermithtlod) bon einem[ cûenben? Saum getroffen uno nur nod) lang genug, einige Gtunben, jeboe!)
innd.00000022160741	Weld)e �'bt)ftem i m SllufbrinAen be �@e{)altes?
innd.00000022160741	Wie bide beben nie eriíe Rommunion emtJfangen?
innd.00000022160741	Wie bide � tatiollen?
innd.00000022160741	Wie biete öamHien ge{)ören 3u jeber Rird)e uno miHion?
innd.00000022160741	Wie niel ûcben � ie erbnlten?
innd.00000022160741	jebenjuûë mie niele Rird)en[ inb in ihrem � iftrift?
innd.00000022160741	mie{ � o13 lieferten cie 20 � cfer mufd) � � anb bei bel'Rird)e, mendie, f)errlid)e? Bäume.
innd.00000022160741	® ie nicle � aufen, f)od)3eiten, � egräbnine?
innd.00000022160741	öran3 � eitel muf)te fiel) einen �{ b3ug non$ 500 gefallen loHen; � ol)ann? Sud)art uemcnn feinen � ro5ef) in 3weiter � nftan3.
innd.00000022160741	Œinen Œontraff 3u bern? Bilb ber neuen Rird)e i m rrenfter bilnet nie 3eid)nllng ber erjten, bddJeibenen � foâ ober � og St'Ïtcl)e, oie am 6.
innd.00000022160741	� atron?
innd.00000022160741	� er jä{)rIid)e ffied)nung � abfd)luñ uno:?
innd.00000022160741	� er � od)m.? l3ater Œoeleftin@lanber O. S. B. brudite ba � erjte � 1.
innd.00000022160741	� ud) bas gute � armlanb hinber 1)ubois? l3.
innd.00000022160741	� uni, oem tyro1)nIeid)namstaA, urnqeben non feinem ® önner, bent irüberen spfatter, � ofelJ1) tyleifd)mann als � iafon uno? l3rebiÇr,.
innd.00000016277873	How could they be started?
innd.00000016277873	Is it not because Catholics do not have universities like Chicago, Harvard, Yale, Princeton, N orthwest­ ern, Brown, Boston University, etc.?
innd.00000016277873	One might ask why did you not, under such circum­ stances, shake the dust of Notre Dame from your feet and try new fields?
innd.00000016277873	To my question,"Did you ever say to anybody that my teaching was so good that the university on this account increased my sal­ ary?"
innd.00000016277873	Why do Catholics not have such universities, and what prevents Catholics from having them?
innd.00000016277873	Why should catholic students who are advanced in Latin not have the opportunities of becoming acquainted with some of the Latin Fathers of'the Church?
innd.ss001203645	''It?'
innd.ss001203645	'T w?
innd.ss001203645	As for inftance, The Quake, concerning which ridiculous Profeflion, Who is, or can be ignorant that'twas derived from the Jeluics?
innd.ss001203645	Come other Country anh not( tap to he a mah © artifice fo?
innd.ss001203645	Do?0 mp 5> eart fail, no?
innd.ss001203645	His Excellency demand¬ ed of him When?
innd.ss001203645	How abufed as to their good Names, reviled as to their Religion, and reproached as and Pmejlants?
innd.ss001203645	How barbaroufly He&or'd and Infulted over by thefe Huffing Rhodomontadoes?
innd.ss001203645	How injured and oppref- fed by publick acts of notorious in juftice?
innd.ss001203645	In purluance of this, he ifl'ued out Proclamations for bringing in of Torys, and propos'd Rewards to fuch as I ffiould 5?
innd.ss001203645	Mere is reprefented the admirable dili¬ gence of an indefatigable fomifl?
innd.ss001203645	Their former apprehenfions of the Thortnefs of their triumph, by realonof King J^ei'sdeclenfion in Age, and the profpeft of a P rote flan?
innd.ss001203645	What Affronts and Indignities were now cait upon the Englijh?
innd.ss001203645	am noto become an © It) Doattng JFool; pcu fee mp 5> anD Dotfj not Ifiake, no?
innd.ss001203645	of England,( meaning the Catholicks) hah hell in tune to lo&k out fo?
innd.ss001203645	of the omip?
innd.ss000414444	An& nobis redeunt in carmine vires7 Ingeniumque mibi munere veris adejl?
innd.ss000414444	And he who has?
innd.ss000414444	And what ic Government corns nearer to this Precept of"Christ, than a Free Commonwealth?
innd.ss000414444	At cur nitor in arduum?
innd.ss000414444	Bifbops or Presbyters we know,"fays he, and Deacons we know; but what"are Chaplains?
innd.ss000414444	Colaflerion; a Reply to a namelefs Anfwer a?
innd.ss000414444	Fallor?
innd.ss000414444	Galli ex Concubitu gravidam te, Pontia, Mori, Quis bene moratam, morigeramque neget?
innd.ss000414444	Hail, holy Light; Ofspring of Heaven Firft- born, Or of th7 eternal coeternal Beam, May I exprefs thee unblam7d?
innd.ss000414444	If it be ask'd how far u they fhould be tolerated?
innd.ss000414444	Im&Y Iy^; nv j'« k CC/ XOCOC/5COCOCOCO^C/3^ 0CO X>- £ G „ Zw:!?
innd.ss000414444	Occaftonal and Juvenil Poems?
innd.ss000414444	Of Education?
innd.ss000414444	What fupportsme, doft thou ask?
innd.ss000414444	Wher- as a Kingmuftbe ador'd like a Demigod,?
innd.ss000414444	Who knows not that there be fom Proteftants who live in as arrant an implicit Faith as any Lay- Pa,- pift of Loretto?
innd.ss000414444	Who taught Sal mas i us, that Frenth chat- tring Py, To aim at Engliflj, and Hcry?
innd.ss000393427	Didst thou take the civic oath? innd.ss000393427 Has Julian come?"
innd.ss000393427	Have you, dear Citizen, received my Letter? innd.ss000393427 Why not?"
innd.ss000393427	Why so much anger? innd.ss000393427 ',,"From Chicag?
innd.ss000393427	'l � Your name?"
innd.ss000393427	.our faith, when we forget the condition of the soul, the only just measure of our feelings, if we are good Christians?
innd.ss000393427	Are any permitted to visit them?
innd.ss000393427	Are there any hopes of their being liberated soon?
innd.ss000393427	Are they all confined in the Tower( the Tour du Bat)?
innd.ss000393427	Do we not remember, and shall we not imitate our blessed Lord, who was siien: in the hands of his tormentors?
innd.ss000393427	Have the prisoners in Rennes been set at liberty?
innd.ss000393427	He had been Principal of the College of Quimper and was elected by the people{?)'
innd.ss000393427	On the same paper is wrítten:"What have I done to- day for the house?
innd.ss000393427	One night he was obliged to pass near the'box of one of the sentries, who hailed him with the usual"Qui vive,""vVho goes there?"
innd.ss000393427	Order of the Consuls, signed by Camba­ cérès, proposing the question-"Napoleon Buona­ parte sera t'il consul a vie?"
innd.ss000393427	Rcverelld said to her: te Madame Bruté, would you like to as­ sist at Mass to- day?"
innd.ss000393427	Reverend Duval?"
innd.ss000393427	Reverend are you going?"
innd.ss000393427	Reverend to see one of our old friends- for instance; Father Gaffard?"
innd.ss000393427	The clerk having written this down, the second question was put as usual,"Your profession?"
innd.ss000393427	Thy pro­ fession?"
innd.ss000393427	What harm can they do us after all?
innd.ss000393427	When you meet a poor creature all covered with abomin­ able ulcers, is it anger you feel towards him?
innd.ss000393427	Who now can form an idea of the manner in which it was celebrated?
innd.ss000393427	Would you take u p a rod and strike the poor miser­ able object?
innd.ss000393427	she exclaimed,"amongst what'savage nations has hospitality ever been made a crime, punishable with death?"
innd.ss000393427	the public- so natural, so worthy of their kind hearts, when I had been for twenty years( or more) their Pastor?
innd.ss000393427	� Wast thou ignorant, citizen,'said the ferocious judge,'of the law which forbade you to do it?'
innd.ss000351871
innd.ss000351871	?!
innd.ss000351871	And The Preface tercaj^-And that I might in fome meafure compafs my defign fbef0?
innd.ss000351871	And faith, That this Deponent asking the Rebels of Kilkenny, how they durfldo what they did, confidering the King was againfl them?
innd.ss000351871	And therefore that the defires with the firff inten¬ tions of thofe who are now out in Rebellion, may more clearly appear?
innd.ss000351871	And to add to moft m'ifer- ity inat their miferies, they found all manner ofrelief very difproportionable to abiepofturc,) Ji, and?
innd.ss000351871	Feb. 18.1 64?.
innd.ss000351871	Neverthelefs?
innd.ss000351871	cap?"!.'
innd.ss000351871	din,? JlilC-\loroi< n • J^ ue Ldgeyia.
innd.ss000351871	fol x Thefirjt enterprize ofthe English
innd.ss000351871	js) wem\i Giraldm Cambrenfis concerning the caufes and reafons of the profpe- I)^land diy?
innd.00000004583746	\iVell,"resumed Mrs. S-- n,"is An­ tichrist singular or plural?"
innd.00000004583746	; f ¡: Wonder if Father Rice himselfpossessed much of the spirit of the Gospel?"
innd.00000004583746	And please tell me,resumed the preacher,"where is your wife?"
innd.00000004583746	Are two hundred and fifty- six Popes singular or plura!?! innd.00000004583746 Well, why is not your master at church, praying for the government?
innd.00000004583746	t Should a minister of God be divided? innd.00000004583746 A preacher once asked him pompously, profane­ ly using the words of our Blessed Lord;What do men say that I am?"
innd.00000004583746	Among other things, he asked W."How many Commandments are there?"
innd.00000004583746	Arden tly had he desired the succours of religion in his last struggle; repeated­ ly had he asked,"whether the priest was coming?"
innd.00000004583746	But what were dif­ ficulties to him?
innd.00000004583746	But, massa, why are not you at church, praying for the govern­ ment?"
innd.00000004583746	Can anyone blame them for thus gal­ lantly defending their own lands and firesides?
innd.00000004583746	Does he not know that this is the day named in the proclama­ tion?'
innd.00000004583746	During the week following, the same plan was followed at St. Thomas', with the exception that but
innd.00000004583746	He concluded his argument, by asking emphatically:"When you vowed celibacy, did you know that it would always suit you to live unmarried?"
innd.00000004583746	How could J ahn Wesley lawfully separate from the Church of England, from which he had avowedly derived his orders?
innd.00000004583746	How could an idolatrous church, such as you say the church of Rome was, constitute a lawful Christian ministry?
innd.00000004583746	M. Badin answered, smiling:"Do you not know the reason?
innd.00000004583746	Of what utility, then, has been our nine days'prayer?"
innd.00000004583746	On arriving at the church, one of his friends asked M. Nerinckx,"how it had happened that his stirrup leather had been cut?"
innd.00000004583746	Only nine Commandments?"
innd.00000004583746	She asked M. Badin's advice on the subject, and also, whether it would not be better, that she should go to refute his ab.. surdity?
innd.00000004583746	What cared he for the dangers, privations, and labours which he foresaw he would have to endure on the arduous mission to which he was hastening?
innd.ss001202795	Burraci ì Rich, Tor, tefe? Ccnfores, Cu liei Daives Tho. innd.ss001202795 9? innd.ss001202795 Animan- tium genefi? innd.ss001202795 Cimi augi'rem, quam illius, quem tanta Literato- irius perpeim rum Societas ad omnium votafemelat- Hn&SpiritiismEi que iterum elegit Pradìdem? innd.ss001202795 De Statu Corporis Fiumani prater Na¬ turar??.. innd.ss001202795 De Statu Corporis Fiumani prater Na¬ turar??.. innd.ss001202795 Illaautem\wé}ìrjfM Argumenta, quae vulgo íolent afferri, néérn, ut refellatur ipílus 7xro? innd.ss001202795 Magis autem conceptu difficile non eft, quomodo or- ganicum grandioris molis Corpus ex eximia terra? innd.ss001202795 Miraculum igitur re&e definiri po-^iracV teft effettuifujfenfe Natura, feu motus lege lì natu? innd.ss001202795 Motu mufculari ì Aqua- rum ftygiarumeffervefcentia? innd.ss001202795 Quid aeftu maris? innd.ss001202795 Quid ftupen- dius]ortu$ c occafu aftrorura, velut malunt, Telluris? innd.ss001202795 Quid innumeris aliis abditis naturas arcanis admiratione di- gnius? innd.ss001202795 Quid inviente morborum cohorte? innd.ss001202795 Quid materno Brutorum in paicenda prole amore& induftria? innd.ss001202795 Quid mi¬ ra&: conftanti temporum viciilìtudine? innd.ss001202795 Quid vegetantiutn germine? innd.ss001202795 Quidni igitur perpendamus utrum mira- cala quae circa corpus humanum nobis traduntur, cum corporis humani fabri¬ ca& cum ratione conciliari poífent? innd.ss001202795 Quo- modonempeconcipi poteitquod Corpus humanum ardente igne cinétum non comburatur? innd.ss001202795 Quomodo fine alimentis diu- tiifime, imo in perpetuum vivere poteft? innd.ss001202795 Quomodo formati poteft fine mare fic foemina? innd.ss001202795 Quomodo generari poteit ex fcemina fine mare? innd.ss001202795 Quomodo per mare auc fuper undas ambulare poterit, nèc im- mergatur? innd.ss001202795 Quomodo recensex- totir tinótum, imo ficante plurafxcula in pul¬ ii C verem z6 Evangelium Medici, verem jamdudum redaftum ad vitam revocati poteft? innd.ss001202795 Quot modis multipli- cari non poteft ipfius praefcntia? innd.ss001202795 Veruni quam multi fune naturas eftecfcus qui fenfuum aciem 6c ra- tionis indaginem fuperant? innd.ss001202795 fuL n centrum fuum rotaras, fluidas evadunt, J;„rJÍWÍm'uti glacies in aquam eliquata, faccarun? innd.ss001202795 Àdukimirmveroordinem redei^t Maniay PhreniHs, Delirium, Fatuitas, Me¬ lancholia 9 Vmigo, Convuljio, Motus Con- vuljtvi, Epilepfia? innd.ss000272262 8. between one John Pilkingtm? md one A » e Pilkington brought a Scire Facias< tgainft A. to Ihew Caule, why Let¬ ters fc. innd.ss000272262 ? Tis true-, that before the 12th of Hen. innd.ss000272262 A^''H-^^—•/Xv urc a c.^.om Qon^ueji. innd.ss000272262 Have not multitudes of Abts of Parliament both in Eng- landznd Ireland^ declared Irelanda Compleat Kingdom? innd.ss000272262 Is not Ireland( tiled in them All, the Kingdom, or Realm of Ireland> Do thele Names agree to a Colony? innd.ss000272262 Is this then the com¬ mon Law of England, and the Birch- right of every Free- born Englifh Subjed:? innd.ss000272262 Moreover this Ordinatiopro Sta¬ tu Hiberniie, is really in it iclf Aft of Parliament? innd.ss000272262 Of all YoUr Majelly's Kingdom's, hone was more Senfible of the Happy EfFedts thereof, t han Yovtx Kingdom of Ireland? innd.ss000272262 Or do thefe words fignifie in England one thing, and in Ireland no Juch thing? innd.ss000272262 Pri¬ vy Council in England; which ap? innd.ss000272262 The King then( as Britton fays J? innd.ss000272262 Then the i; Jsj Prior of Mollingpr Appeifd to, the ok Parliament in k el ami held? innd.ss000272262 being the Publick Good of; th?. innd.ss000272262 comes A little after the Defcent of thefe? nto. innd.ss000272262 contained in Magna Chart a and Chart a de For- re/ la, both which are called Mag¬ na? innd.ss000272262 fhofe Laws of England that became thus EJlallifbed in Ireland? innd.ss000272262 fyh «-^-^tt «>'U fihus9±t~'■ «-/ ■.' «/?. innd.ss001198669 ./4/ M.Whilft thou knowft me, dar'ft thou thus boldly prate? innd.ss001198669 And does that blood of yours forbid you lefs, F To( T4)'To think your Mother is a Murtherefs? innd.ss001198669 And what can not hisSoveraign Greatnefs do? innd.ss001198669 But if he thus refufes to obey, I fhall be forc'd to try another way? innd.ss001198669 C 3 7) Have T fince firfl your Armies he did command, Deny'd th'affiflance both of Voice and Hand? innd.ss001198669 Can he behold, and yet no force pretend, A Rival Brother, and a Slaughter'd Friend? innd.ss001198669 Dare you with boldnefs your Offence purfue? innd.ss001198669 Do you imagine that is my dcfigh? innd.ss001198669 From that Name onely fprings this Calumny, J or in Ihort^ what can he charge on me? innd.ss001198669 Go then, and let my Flame the freedom g un, After your State Intreagues to entertain(* 9)_ The Queen, whofe thought?? innd.ss001198669 Go then, and let my Flame the freedom g un, After your State Intreagues to entertain(* 9)_ The Queen, whofe thought?? innd.ss001198669 Have I refus'd him that Renown was due? innd.ss001198669 He has renounc'd the Charge he had before — Did he his Anfwer, Madam, yet receive? innd.ss001198669 He, being dead, why flaies he longer here? innd.ss001198669 J? innd.ss001198669 Madam if this diforder had no chief? innd.ss001198669 Madam, what Treacheries did this Roman preach? innd.ss001198669 May not I know thefe words of 10 much weight? innd.ss001198669 Muft then the Charms dwell in thofe Eyes appear Gnely to me5 of all the World, fevere?,< Shall I ne'rc gain one of thofe bleft regards. innd.ss001198669 Poor ab/ e$ mind, VVhac fury makes thee for a woman- blind* Prefer'ft thou her to all thy glorious fights? innd.ss001198669 Prince, mines the trouble, yours the fhame will be? innd.ss001198669 Rome Sir? innd.ss001198669 Should I ftandftill, and hear Rom threaten you, And be fo tame as not to threaten too? innd.ss001198669 Should Princes not like Princes treat of Love? innd.ss001198669 Sir, with foch Seconds, what can equal you? innd.ss001198669 Then for the heart you tell me I have got, Where( hould't be kept? innd.ss001198669 This fwift Return I can not underftand Where is your Army? innd.ss001198669 Thofe words of fo much weight may not we know? innd.ss001198669 Was it thus Attains thy Grandfires reign'd? innd.ss001198669 What I. Thinkft thou but he his utmoftpowr will prove, To revenge Hannibal, or fave his Love? innd.ss001198669 Yes Rome, do you her kindnefs fear? innd.ss001198669 continue what that But does mean? innd.ss001198669 j Nico. And will you fend me then to Rome? innd.ss000392111 'w'X'ty argues> 00- there is nothing to be believed: for if we tmm'trit finis ftill be to feek for Faith, where fhall we reft? innd.ss000392111 * £/>il?.XLix. For Julian* hirnfelf upbraids the Prieftsof his Religi-(? n't'ie marvellous piety of the GaliUans( as he calls 557.' innd.ss000392111 5 5 belonging to the Chriftian Faith be contained in the Apoftles Creed? innd.ss000392111 < fanSdcL, confonant to the Truth in that Creed: but only> 9 cWhSw? innd.ss000392111 An evident fign they are not what they pretend: for the Church it lelf ought to be demonftrated by the Scri-(?) innd.ss000392111 An- Councils, approved by the Pope, have the feme privi? innd.ss000392111 And beyond this Rule, he there expref xiv? innd.ss000392111 And who is there that doth not lee leveral other principles of God's holy Truth, contained in this? innd.ss000392111 And? •. innd.ss000392111 Are we to believe it, meerly becaufe the Church faith it? innd.ss000392111 But whenie fhould we know this? innd.ss000392111 Did they not firfi: forlake us, and then lay, before they tried, that we have people incorrigibly wicked a- mong us? innd.ss000392111 Fathers, is that which was preached tf «*?> • ©-, from the Hijt. innd.ss000392111 Hear how Irenes(
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innd.ss000392765	'*& quare contrillátus incédo,.dum afRí git me inimícus?
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innd.ss000392765	); �.Qia oíla meadicene:* Dómine, quis sími­ sis úhi?
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innd.ss000392765	, l. 2'"Iniquicitemmeam?
innd.ss000392765	... Antonia A pamia A ppolonia A quila A"fluil.bér � � r. go Nomina S!nélorùm � JI � ujf;nt Aquilina 111lrfinllphe?'
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innd.ss000392765	141?
innd.ss000392765	37 S itívit ánima mea ad Deum fortem vivum:*'j uando véniam,& a pparébo ante fádem Dei?
innd.ss000392765	: f; E, u.s, � nví? � virtúris auctor,& infuperá­ t'Jblhs Impem Rex, ac ícmper magm6.cus rriumphäror.
innd.ss000392765	: úcut lac mulsííli me,& heut cáfeum me coagu- · uni?
innd.ss000392765	: � D'pr?
innd.ss000392765	: � o nó mine vocáris?
innd.ss000392765	:P ropter nomen tuum, Dómine, propiríáberis peccátd meo:* mulrum eft enim, Quis ell homo qui timet Dóminum?
innd.ss000392765	; IJ quid fáciam, mi Ïer?
innd.ss000392765	? ei.nde inchoat Ailtiph � nan.
innd.ss000392765	? mine nocentes me)* expúgñi im-'�.. p'ugnantes me...
innd.ss000392765	?!.
innd.ss000392765	?,: Et propter glórialn nórninis tui Dómine 1í­ � bera nos.
innd.ss000392765	A­ gn6Cce Dómine creatúram tuarn.non: fHiis alié­ nis crcátam?
innd.ss000392765	Benediilio pertgrinorum ¡ ojl reditum, 2.5?
innd.ss000392765	C � ero pro[ � quente'? � q/ u � rn: metuéndusell locus � R: e, vere.noneâ hie áliud niíi domus Dei)& po, rc � cœli.
innd.ss000392765	De profún dis clamávi ad �.........,__..__ �= � t? � �.
innd.ss000392765	Deinde Sacerdos inrerrogat de Symbole fidei, dicens s Credis in Deum Pattern ornnipoténtem) crea­ tórern cœli& terra?
innd.ss000392765	Deus,& cárnibus mcis Iaturámini?
innd.ss000392765	Dicit ei Pi­ látus: Quid eft véritas?
innd.ss000392765	Dicit ergoei Pilá­ tus: Mihi non lóqueris?
innd.ss000392765	Dixéru nt ergo ci: N urn­ quid& tu ex diícípulis ejus es?
innd.ss000392765	E t ánima mea turbara eft valdê:*"Ïed tu D � ·'r'mIne ulquequo ·?
innd.ss000392765	Eft autem confuetúdo vobis, ut unum dimittam vobis in Pafcha: vul­ tis ergo dimítram vobis regem Jud � órum?
innd.ss000392765	Et cum fuerint propc Fonrcm, Sacerdos intcrrogat: Quis vocáris?, � efpondet: N..
innd.ss000392765	Et rurfus interrogat: N. Abrenúntias Sátan �?
innd.ss000392765	Et.. meaórnnia, t � aJun �? �& j tua.
innd.ss000392765	Hune cùm vidifler Jefus jacénrern,& cognovíífet, quia multum jamtempus habérer, dicit ei.. Vis[ anus fíeri?
innd.ss000392765	I) u � dicunt mihi per síngulos dies, Ubi dt Deus tuus �* quare triílis es ánima mea, BG, quare contúrbas me?
innd.ss000392765	I.Q uare rriítis es ánima mea:"*& quareconrúr­ �'bas me?
innd.ss000392765	Iefum N azarénum, Dicit eis lefus?
innd.ss000392765	LI/iqHII,!d � e � iam � ¡ ¿ m � � el ponu,?, � p o'Rituale Romanum.
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innd.ss000392765	N. Abrenûnrias fátanre?
innd.ss000392765	N. C � edis in Deum Patrem omniporéntem j creatorern cœli& rerrœ?
innd.ss000392765	P R?
innd.ss000392765	Primum in cxorci{mo·Äu � di maledíéte atana, ubi dicitur( habitáculul11 perf � ciat) dicatur habiráculuI?
innd.ss000392765	Q\1idefrhomo, quodmemores � jus?
innd.ss000392765	Qu � nülm fpíritus pertra � síbic � n ill?,'& non fÜbstftet:*& non cognóícee amphus locum fuum.
innd.ss000392765	Quid derur tibi) aut quid apponárur tibi* ad linguam dolófam?
innd.ss000392765	Quid eft homo.quia ma.gníficas eumt.. � f quid appónis erga eum co, tuum?
innd.ss000392765	Quis � fll1,le homo, qui dixit tibi: T olle grabát � m tuu � 1&, ámbula?
innd.ss000392765	Q�.uare oblítus es mei?
innd.ss000392765	Refpbndit ei Iefus: Si malè locùms fum"te-, flimónium pérhibe de malo.íi autem benê, quid'me cedis'?
innd.ss000392765	Rituale Romanunr,: Fuérunt'mihí1ácl'ym';_e: mex panes die ac noête:'*( dum dícitur mihi quotídie: Ubi eft Deus tuU'S?
innd.ss000392765	Sacerdos: Fides quid tibi pra � ftat?
innd.ss000392765	Si autern ego in Beélzebub çjício dzrnónia, fílii vellri in quo eiíciunt?
innd.ss000392765	Si aù­ tern& Ïáranas in Ïeípíurn divífus eft, q � ómodQ Rabit regnum ejus?
innd.ss000392765	Suícépror meus es..( ¡ uare oblírus es mei z& quare coneriílácus'incédo, dum affiígit me inimícus?
innd.ss000392765	Sí iníquirátes obfç � vªVefi � Oºmi � p � gmj � ç/ CJuis Ç!lfun � b¡ç?
innd.ss000392765	_ I?
innd.ss000392765	_ j. Dómine exáudi oratiónern meam, �.Ji � çlam,?
innd.ss000392765	_, Qui pófuit fines tuos pacem?
innd.ss000392765	canorus meœ, S'i iniquirátes obferváveris Dómine: Dómine, guis fuJtinébit?
innd.ss000392765	ft¡ � an(ur �(?'
innd.ss000392765	fupt?!.
innd.ss000392765	i90._ Irite­ rim miniílratur inceníurn., bcnedicirur,& im­ ponitur in rhuriblum, poûcà dicitur: KyriC?, e1éy'fon.
innd.ss000392765	in nomine Parris, eze, � t'vero tta iJapti?
innd.ss000392765	j& dicit I udœis; Ecce rex vefler. Tlli autcm clamábant; Tolle, tolle, cru cifí ge cum e. Dicit cis P ilá tus; Regem veílrum crueifígam?
innd.ss000392765	látus: N umquid ego I udzus fum?
innd.ss000392765	mine, úfquequo?"
innd.ss000392765	pfefeccrit?
innd.ss000392765	poíuííti me conerá­ rium tibi, faél: us fum mihimenpíi gravis?
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innd.ss000392765	r eûimónium î � j? è � ph p6ruit illud.cum e � ín: f de terra ft gyptl:* línguam quam non nove- dl •[ at, au 1 Vlt.
innd.ss000392765	rit:* 11 Jin locopál: ua: ibi me collocávir; s- tip'èr a- qua � ref � él: i'ónis educávic me?
innd.ss000392765	ro tempus expirandi inílirerit, tunc maximê ab omnibus circumílâribus aexiE, M ·'genib � s vehementer oradon � inílandurn df: lf:; fe veri?
innd.ss000392765	ruin?
innd.ss000392765	rupr?!.
innd.ss000392765	r¡;el"d fommum � nUJ& Un"'·"dhi6úntur éll decreto Concilti'Tridentini: fldPmul non ad � mittuntur duo viri, aut dud?
innd.ss000392765	tU vi · débis,?
innd.ss000392765	tpid derur tibi, aut quid appcnâtur tibi,* ad llnguam dolófam?
innd.ss000392765	uis ell: iíle Rex.g � ória:?
innd.ss000392765	uis eß: ifl: e'� ex g � 6rire? ·* Dominus fortis.
innd.ss000392765	uruniur, C: lS 1.1.:?
innd.ss000392765	us in? ie tribulatiónis:* U prótegat te nomen Del Jacob.
innd.ss000392765	ximè.Rogationu"tlnt � ce � it, qU'lm? £ C ded «....",-ea/ lcorruptela, ppiul aâmoneant.
innd.ss000392765	{ ign'ó fan � d � Cruds+ omnis diícédac fzvÍtía tempeíhí-, tum, O � � � � �?
innd.ss000392765	£, u) 0,'u, a, c. 7. pfalmus 6z.. lQ E? � I?e � s me � s �* ad re de luce, vígilo.
innd.ss000392765	· Pfalmus, 12 •• U Squequó Dómine oblivífcéris me ill. linern?
innd.ss000392765	� Eus, quinéminem in te fperántem ní­.i.1._JI miuI?
innd.ss000392765	� alvum me fac propter mifericórdiam tuam, Quóniam non eft in morte qui memor fit tui: ·, in inférno autem quis confirébieur ribi?
innd.ss000392765	� eai'?
innd.ss000392765	� � �,? nfi.lébortihi.jn eccléíia magna,* in pópulo, S � � � lau.d � b �.
innd.ss000392765	�.OO � � OO � �? �(i(i � � � � PRO CESS 10 T EMPO'RE.
innd.ss001202874	'At Wilt the former Conceffions are Jolv'd, and neither you nor they can hay?
innd.ss001202874	And now to go on with.TOvrju » Melyneux: He fpeaks of two Acts made by? j the Parliament of Ireland, viz.
innd.ss001202874	But he Notes jffps upon it, that upon a fecond Confi- e|l(£Sjli deration of this Cafe before the Judg~; • es in the Exchequer- Chamber^ the i/?.
innd.ss001202874	C?«3 not obliged fir iff ly to Obferve tbofe Grants?
innd.ss001202874	Can they think it had been fit for us to engage in fo mighty an Expence, for no other Reafon than to recover their Eftates for them?
innd.ss001202874	Did ever Man fo expolè himfèlf in Print?
innd.ss001202874	Have we not a Parliament,'M and Courts of Judicature?
innd.ss001202874	He fays, If we now enquire what were thofe Laws of England that he » came thus eßablißt in Ireland?
innd.ss001202874	His Third Inquiry is, What Title, Conquefi gives by the Law of Nature and Re a/ on?
innd.ss001202874	I hope after this, what jr I have before alledg'd of Ireland\ have-^ I ing been always in the Condition of 1^?
innd.ss001202874	If he would not have Ire¬ land lookt upon as a Colony, yèt I f* 4?
innd.ss001202874	If this Diftinöioo j.yjts?
innd.ss001202874	Is this like a Separate King¬ dom, an Independent Government, or a Neighbour Nation as free as in the State of Nature?
innd.ss001202874	Is"* there any thing of Effence or Rea¬ lity in them?
innd.ss001202874	Or can you I fte » think, that the Parliament of Eng- Ofgwi land will ever more ajftft you upon ifitffm# thofe Terms?
innd.ss001202874	Or does he think, that when an Irifh Appeal came before them, thefe Judges could not meddle in it?
innd.ss001202874	The mul- 0 j, titude of the Native and the s of £ l!?
innd.ss001202874	Thefe Treatments towards join'd?
innd.ss001202874	To apply this then to our Argument: The People of England may not go out?
innd.ss001202874	What if the Parliaments of Ireland have alfo recogniz'd?
innd.ss001202874	What?
innd.ss001202874	[ 9 °] p. 117. that Herein he concludes magi ft er idly, y
innd.ss001202874	^ that England flands on, what availtth qqL it, whether it be done this way or that mk my> f ° i* done?
innd.ss001202874	and could Ireland be then a diftinQ; and feparate King¬ dom?
innd.ss001202874	and have not the Mu¬ nicipal Laws of the whole Empire brought them under the Forfeiture of Life and Eftate?
innd.ss001202874	but are not both alike to the Gainer, when he hath got his point?
innd.ss001202874	came over with an Army, the Irifll generally fubmitted to himy and received him to he their/?
innd.ss001202874	may not heighth of Spirit be pear er their Temper, than true Humility?
innd.ss001202874	nfellou; Was it fit for the King to have « Mi » carried a Parliament about with him?
innd.ss001202874	of the Kingdom, and fètde themfèlves any other Country, in manner of 5?
innd.ss001202874	or if they did, whilfl the King was prefent, they were all on a Suddain{'wallowed up, or confubftantiated into the King?
innd.ss001202874	rather may they not mth good( fteafon demand a tJfeitn* burfement of what Mr. Molyneux owns to be due to us for former Af- fißances?
innd.ss001202874	that were a fmall matter, and they had this way and that way, ways^W[j enough to do it; and they are fo take ai we'^ PrePar^?
innd.ss001202874	there inijtti not be a pronejs to, and » itkw, wardnefs to refleSl, ciion is given them?
innd.ss001202874	■ Irtlf New- England, or Maryland, the hefci'Na me of Kjngdomsis there fuch a » 4, deal of weight in that?
innd.ss001203290	& c. worth*? 00>000 5.
innd.ss001203290	& cufiodire an ititiitH1'faciend?
innd.ss001203290	& fieri mandand?
innd.ss001203290	& gubernatori noftro general1 per a dv if amen?
innd.ss001203290	& lev and'ac cum eifdem Subditis nofiris\?Mfr fic kv*t'contra dittos Rebelles congrediend?
innd.ss001203290	& xjrt'lifl1 fi ° PUS flierit ultimo fupplicio demandant?
innd.ss001203290	'Vj Duci ef Gubernatoris nojlri genera?
innd.ss001203290	/• S • dn Thomas Lee, Keeper of the?
innd.ss001203290	/• r. d. Dr. Robert George, per?
innd.ss001203290	10 s. and for his^s „ „ „ n.|^allowance for Ink, for the?
innd.ss001203290	13 Workers of Wooll and'their?
innd.ss001203290	183 To Ceafe/ w/?
innd.ss001203290	1?
innd.ss001203290	3 1 7/ Efcheatour of the Province?
innd.ss001203290	380,000 Wherefore if the prefent Em-?
innd.ss001203290	3?
innd.ss001203290	4 £ 0.50000) Roper Moor, Efq; Chief-?
innd.ss001203290	5 00 00 00 1649 16 10 Tempora- 012 IO OO ry pay¬ ments* Mar cm Vifcount Dun?
innd.ss001203290	85 whole Land be cut off from the other three lent into England, were it poflible i d to do?
innd.ss001203290	:'edi?
innd.ss001203290	< Soo 1500 M. of Males, between? and 25 M. Bulls.
innd.ss001203290
innd.ss001203290	> 0200500 Efcheatour of the Province?
innd.ss001203290	A To His Grace the D.{ no?
innd.ss001203290	And how fhould Merchants have Stock, fince 7 rade is prohibited and fetter'd by the Statutes of England?
innd.ss001203290	Annum* X109<*> Annum"'^^00 00 Mrs. Mary Warren, per/ „ Annum 7 fo8 ° 00 00 Arthur Earl of Angl per Annum J Captain William Roffe,?
innd.ss001203290	CT ftp oc cup and?
innd.ss001203290	For Ten Thoufand Tuns of?
innd.ss001203290	Gain'd the Years value,?
innd.ss001203290	General of the Array?
innd.ss001203290	His?
innd.ss001203290	I* s* d » Sir Henry Titchburn?
innd.ss001203290	J 121 1?
innd.ss001203290	J 20,000 Making there a Mold for Ship-?
innd.ss001203290	J 35,O0 ° Building of 100 Churches, at?
innd.ss001203290	J 5 10 00 JohnExham, Clerk of the?
innd.ss001203290	J °''c v?
innd.ss001203290	Local Wealth I underftand to?
innd.ss001203290	Nicholas Loft us j Efq; Clerk?
innd.ss001203290	On the contrary, What did they ever get by accompanying their Lords into Rebellion againft the Englifb?
innd.ss001203290	Shipping j-100,000 For a Stock of Wool, Hempo Flax and Rawhides for one Years> 4 ° °>ooo Work For th « Labour of Men to Ma*?
innd.ss001203290	Sir Robert Meredith Kt.?
innd.ss001203290	Smoaks, are) Servants in Families of 2, and?
innd.ss001203290	That the Places in the Lieutenants Gift?
innd.ss001203290	The Advocate- General of?
innd.ss001203290	The Right Honourable?
innd.ss001203290	The Single- Sraoak- houles, are?
innd.ss001203290	The number of young Children?
innd.ss001203290	What fhould they have gotten if the late Rebellion had ablo- lutely lucceeded, but a more ablblute Ser¬ vitude?
innd.ss001203290	What may be done by natural poflibility, if Au¬ thority law it fit?
innd.ss001203290	Which I think not incredible; for fuppofing?, the Number, viz.
innd.ss001203290	X 3 °>000 Tanners and Curriers, and?
innd.ss001203290	[ tntti& regard?
innd.ss001203290	^4331 © 6 08 h As Cap', of a Troop of?
innd.ss001203290	ac ■ Subditos nofiros provide commovend?
innd.ss001203290	and if io, why may not the Rents of the fame be actually lent, without prejudiceto the other three parts of the IntereiTors thereof?
innd.ss001203290	convo* U00 cand?
innd.ss001203290	eifdem officiar ab antiquo debit&./;irtfHjk'confue?
innd.ss001203290	evefl if 1 5"not loi?
innd.ss001203290	fieri pot er it juxta eorum demerit a puniend?
innd.ss001203290	five con- cejsprout eidem Locum- tenenti noftro genera?
innd.ss001203290	for his Diet, I and the Councils there, at Q io per Week, and for his^ ° 8 19 °? ob- Retinueof 30 Horfe- Men, and 20 Foot- Men, at 1/.
innd.ss001203290	gjpjflsgti It is further to be noted, that?
innd.ss001203290	j Fortifying the City of Dublin 30^ 000 Building a new Palace for the?
innd.ss001203290	j* Thomas Stockton, Elq; third"?
innd.ss001203290	jufiitiam itttifipiri faciend?
innd.ss001203290	libitum ejufdem Locum- tenentis nojlri genera?
innd.ss001203290	n For of IR E L A N D. 16?
innd.ss001203290	nit parts 0f the Earth; we mull for the prefent proportion on]y fey?
innd.ss001203290	offic Cancellar Thefaurar Subthe[>u- Mttitm rar Jufliciar utrinfque Band& Capita?
innd.ss001203290	offic* prad?
innd.ss001203290	oil:': il?
innd.ss001203290	ordinandi df conftituena?
innd.ss001203290	prafato Jacobo Duci u tib Ormondt& una cum omnibus& fingulis vad?
innd.ss001203290	quam non jura?
innd.ss001203290	s. d. C ° ° c¥%l0ne 0f(- ° 20 00 oo the Mafters or the Chancery, o Joh » Wejlly Efq; one of? C20 QO 00 the Mafters of the Chancery.
innd.ss001203290	that 300 M. would pay one half years Gale of all the Land; 50 M. would pay?
innd.ss001203290	the Lord Inchi quine, Lord Rofcommon,> 4 °: and others) j To innocent Papifts,?
innd.ss001203290	una cum vad?
innd.ss001203290	£ 004 00 00 Sir Theophilus Jones, Kt.?
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innd.ss001203776	& Academic noitra?
innd.ss001203776	'ffc'■ I'■ p.?
innd.ss001203776	( 5?)
innd.ss001203776	( n8) in his Mouth?
innd.ss001203776	* 8) fonably defire them, refafe You: And in thS mean time, be?
innd.ss001203776	.Wbojenowctb not inallthefe that the hand of the Lord hath wrought this?
innd.ss001203776	05) contemplatur, quid Deo praflat?
innd.ss001203776	215 The Incontinentia Urina?
innd.ss001203776	? udaici, Aeori,[em Ithea.
innd.ss001203776	And a way he intimates, of fuming li¬ quors with Sulphur, I have allready told you, is a very good way of keeping them ifticorrupted?
innd.ss001203776	And for whofe fake then was the World made?
innd.ss001203776	And indeed it feems lo pure a Fi&ion, that were it& tor ejus fu'.t, vei Epicuium not chat the Hypothecs he took upon him to main-in qu^ni vank*s on;1?
innd.ss001203776	And it would not perhaps be altogether unworthy the Experiment, to try whether or no, there may not fometimes be performed?
innd.ss001203776	And on this occafion I lhall teach you, what I do not know to have been mention'd by any Writer?
innd.ss001203776	And the relations?
innd.ss001203776	And( r?)
innd.ss001203776	Another f'4?)
innd.ss001203776	But I fuppofe you will think it high time for me to proceed to another i'ubjed?
innd.ss001203776	But as eafy as this Preparation feems( and indeed is) to them that have often madeit, it willnotatfirft be fo eafie to make it right?
innd.ss001203776	But of this pre'fervation of Bodies, being like, as I formerly intimated, to have elfewhere further oc- cafion OS?)
innd.ss001203776	Comment?
innd.ss001203776	Of it's Vfefulnefs to PHYSICK^(?)
innd.ss001203776	Should not rather the Edition have been delay'd, untill it might have come out together withT/^ fecondSeftion oj the ftcond Tart?
innd.ss001203776	Sixthly, mm C?
innd.ss001203776	Suppofe them to be publifht, But whynow?
innd.ss001203776	What does he that contemplates the Nature of the Univerie, of honor unto God?
innd.ss001203776	Whyfofoon?
innd.ss001203776	^>7/?
innd.ss001203776	^Adio ut qui nociu fufceperat facrcfanffum viaticum?
innd.ss001203776	amount to 2625:?
innd.ss001203776	jguonamque modemovebuntur ft nulla erit act it caufa?
innd.ss001203776	liniantur,*/ ■/?
innd.ss001203776	might be boldly affirmed of fome Arcana^ for Fateor Lubens?
innd.ss001203776	quibus paulatim ad ma* nurn tradttis& tandem qua ft in fuccu m& fanguinem a rationa- libus converfis doctorum fcboU dr libri fuperbiunt?
innd.ss001203776	ther, and there cur'd of their abftrufe and obftinate Difeafes, by Remedies prepar'd by Nature without the affiftance of Art?
innd.ss001203776	vip.--_. »?
innd.ss001203776	where faies: Dicam fatten?
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innd.ss001200107	* 4Then call Neal Q Nealfuko i m Jivoril) W l&tdoyou know of any defign carrying on in Ireland againft the Government and'the Proteftant Religion?
innd.ss001200107	,- •'Mr. Att Gen. What do you know of youfc- felf?
innd.ss001200107	-It wasiiii# j)'( yqiy&ftd 7^'atj His owa'fcbufe p and at?
innd.ss001200107	3 r a-* MO IT A M M 3 G MOO i O ra^MIJJ3 HHVI lO'G Tin 1 r/ To j- t t M I t I< »...?
innd.ss001200107	;^ 3 L. C. J. Who< elfe was there'?'
innd.ss001200107	About what?
innd.ss001200107	After he was taken, do you know of any Order he fent I out to- gather Mony?
innd.ss001200107	Again, there wer&tfaofe Rebels that went to Longford-^ ralWip L.C.J, What time were thofe Colle&ions?
innd.ss001200107	All that I know of is, he coming into the Friery of Armagh — t L C.J; About what time?
innd.ss001200107	Amunitkm and Arms?
innd.ss001200107	And that was for the Defign?
innd.ss001200107	And upon his Election, he made?
innd.ss001200107	And when you were creating Priefls, you would always fend for me to be prefent; and I wonder how themari fhould forget himfelf?
innd.ss001200107	Apiece, do yon mean?
innd.ss001200107	Are you a. RomamQathoIick frill?.
innd.ss001200107	But I think you paid fomething your felf?
innd.ss001200107	But did you converle with him about mony?
innd.ss001200107	C. J. W7hat made you take a Copy of it?
innd.ss001200107	Can you ih&WQfciy liich Inllitution as- you fay came to you to faife Mony?
innd.ss001200107	Did Cardinal Bouillm&ibwi you my Letter?
innd.ss001200107	Did he claim to be Titular Primate under the Pope?
innd.ss001200107	Did the Lay Gentry agree to pay nothing?
innd.ss001200107	Did you ever fee him write?
innd.ss001200107	Did you fee thofelConditions?
innd.ss001200107	Did you give in any Evidence to the Grand Jury?
innd.ss001200107	Do yeuremembcr whether HenryG Neal was there?
innd.ss001200107	Do you know my own Hand writing?
innd.ss001200107	Do you know of any or heir tr^nfaftioftsaboutrhePfot?
innd.ss001200107	Does your Lordfliip deny, that I know your Hand?
innd.ss001200107	Gen. By whofe Order?
innd.ss001200107	Gen. Did you fee any Order under Plunket"s hand for raifing of mony?
innd.ss001200107	Gen. Did you fee the Letter?
innd.ss001200107	Gen. Did you hear the Prifoner fpeafc about it?
innd.ss001200107	Gen. Do you know any thing of his going to view the Ports?
innd.ss001200107	Gen. Do you know his Hand?
innd.ss001200107	Gen. Had you an Order from him?
innd.ss001200107	Gen. How cameypu to be in France> were you employed?
innd.ss001200107	Gen. How do you know that?
innd.ss001200107	Gen. Pray, if you can rccollefb, was you once, or twice1, or twenty times in his company?
innd.ss001200107	Gen. Was it to mingle the Irijh, and and Army together?
innd.ss001200107	Gen. Was that the effect of the Letter?
innd.ss001200107	Gen. Was there any mention of Mony at that time?
innd.ss001200107	Gen. What did he conclude upon that?
innd.ss001200107	Gen. What difcourfe had they about the French at any time?
innd.ss001200107	Gen. What do you know of any Precept to be given in oi all forts of perfons of luch an age?
innd.ss001200107	Gen. What pa/ led in the company?
innd.ss001200107	Gen. Where did you make it?
innd.ss001200107	Gen. Who employed him there?
innd.ss001200107	Gen. Why, do you know his Hand?
innd.ss001200107	Gen., Will you ask him any queftions?
innd.ss001200107	Gentlemen?
innd.ss001200107	Gett. How do you.know that; DidyougointotheConluIt?
innd.ss001200107	Had you any difcourfe with him, yea, or no?
innd.ss001200107	Have you feen any mony paid to him?
innd.ss001200107	Have you had any difcourfe with him at any time about the raifing of mony, which the Vicar- general gave order for?
innd.ss001200107	Have you ieen any of them pay any monies?
innd.ss001200107	How came you to know of this Oath?
innd.ss001200107	How came you to know the Priibners hand?
innd.ss001200107	How do you know this?
innd.ss001200107	How know you that?
innd.ss001200107	How often?
innd.ss001200107	How often?
innd.ss001200107	How old are you?
innd.ss001200107	I accompanied him to Carling Did you?
innd.ss001200107	I deftre he may be asked how he came to be there?.'
innd.ss001200107	If you were, you were invifible: But I ask you, why did not.you tell this tofbme Juflice of the Peace?
innd.ss001200107	It was to fend to Dr..L,; who?
innd.ss001200107	J. Hath he owned them to be by his dire&ion?
innd.ss001200107	L. C. 7- Then Duffy would have it conferred on him?
innd.ss001200107	L. C. J.- Have you ever heard him own himfelf Primate?
innd.ss001200107	L. How come you now to change your mind?
innd.ss001200107	Mr. Duffy, one word with you; Is not this out of malice to me for eo^reftfogii/ me 0/ the Clergy?
innd.ss001200107	My Lord, I defire to know whether they have been of the Juries of Langhorn, or the Five Jefuits, or any that were condemned?
innd.ss001200107	Now rell me this?
innd.ss001200107	Plunket about the raifing of mony?
innd.ss001200107	Plunket•;t Why did not he difcover it before?.
innd.ss001200107	Tell me what that difcourfe was?
innd.ss001200107	That is, to the Prifoner?
innd.ss001200107	The Frifonen, tjiat he did expe< ft Duffy fhould have been Pri- mate;?
innd.ss001200107	Then it was feveral timps, you fay?
innd.ss001200107	To what end?
innd.ss001200107	To what purpofewas it?
innd.ss001200107	To whom did you give it?
innd.ss001200107	To whom?
innd.ss001200107	Toid whom?
innd.ss001200107	Under whom did he claim that Authority?
innd.ss001200107	Under whom then?'
innd.ss001200107	Under whpfe hand were thofe Orders?
innd.ss001200107	Upon that, fays Sir Nicholas Plunket, What is that?
innd.ss001200107	Upon your Oath, did you converfe with him about bringing in the French?
innd.ss001200107	Upon your Oath, did you not fwear before the Grand% k Jury, that you faw the Orders under his hand?
innd.ss001200107	Was he reputed generally fo to be?
innd.ss001200107	Was that Letter under his pwn Hand?
innd.ss001200107	Was that you fwore before the Grand Jury true, upon your Oath?
innd.ss001200107	Was thatat the time wlrendjere were fo many pcrfons met?
innd.ss001200107	Was the Original of his Hand Writing?
innd.ss001200107	Was the Paper you tranflated that from, of his Hand Writing?
innd.ss001200107	Well, you have nothing further to fay in Bar of Judgment, you have faid all you can?
innd.ss001200107	Were not you acquainted with him?
innd.ss001200107	Were you a Proteftant, Sir?
innd.ss001200107	Were you a Roman- Catholick at that time?
innd.ss001200107	Were you at any other meeting?
innd.ss001200107	Were you fworn before the Grand Jury?
innd.ss001200107	Were you required to takPthe Oath?
innd.ss001200107	What Year was that?
innd.ss001200107	What did he fay?
innd.ss001200107	What do you know concerning any Plot in Ireland, and Dr. Plmkets being in it?
innd.ss001200107	What do you know of any Orders ifliied out by Mr. Tlmket, to raife mony from the Priefls?
innd.ss001200107	What do you know of his being Primate?
innd.ss001200107	What do you know of ■ your own knowledge?
innd.ss001200107	What for?
innd.ss001200107	What in one Parilh?
innd.ss001200107	What things were thofe lie had under¬ taken?
innd.ss001200107	What was his Name?
innd.ss001200107	What was the number contained in your Lift?
innd.ss001200107	What was then laid?
innd.ss001200107	What was tlfat Defign •?
innd.ss001200107	What year was this?
innd.ss001200107	What year?
innd.ss001200107	When did you make this Tranflation?
innd.ss001200107	When died he?
innd.ss001200107	Where did you take it?
innd.ss001200107	Where is the Original?
innd.ss001200107	Where was that Dr. Cray?
innd.ss001200107	Who did he fay made him Primate?
innd.ss001200107	Who was the firft « f thefe Primates you fpeak of?
innd.ss001200107	Who were tlfOfc Gentlemen?
innd.ss001200107	Why did not you tell it to feme Juftice of the Peace?
innd.ss001200107	With him?
innd.ss001200107	You are asked queftions here, and produced as a Witnels, Will you anfwer direftly or not?
innd.ss001200107	You fay fome mony was fent to Dr. Cray?
innd.ss001200107	You fay you were with him at my houfe?
innd.ss001200107	You fay, I think, this was atVicar- general Bj- adey^how came you to be there?
innd.ss001200107	You lay you were, Mwftffs.Curate?
innd.ss001200107	^>[ y'W b-<;, AV too J t?'
innd.ss001200107	did he explain himfelf?
innd.ss001200107	did he take the Oath of Secrefie?
innd.ss001200107	dors lately, anfwer my Queftion: Have you ever been with Pluniet in Ireland?
innd.ss001200107	k?
innd.ss001200107	meanin?'
innd.ss001200107	other perfon I received mony from?
innd.ss001200107	t,?
innd.ss001200107	tlie King?
innd.ss001200107	under the King, or under the Pope?
innd.ss001200107	what fay you?
innd.ss001182308	Doth it not often happen to the righteous according to thewayes of the wicked, andto the wicked according to the wayes of the righteous?
innd.ss001182308	'ff, till[ hty( coujjj in*mlt Son loche'i H*fk, Mil, itht Houie of Com » r communis Sir nl nie Lodging?
innd.ss001182308	'« W^ecll'e%^bytheh^- 0, J|r •f 7 r
innd.ss001182308	* 4?
innd.ss001182308	* Hath not this di ft rafted Na¬ tion groaned a long time under the burden of Tyranny and Oppreilion?
innd.ss001182308	* c that the faid Lord and Prince CHARLES, is by the Providence of God?"
innd.ss001182308	.. hat it were hard mcafure for opinions refulting from fuch occafions, and at fuch Si?
innd.ss001182308	1'tnon? heam and dcfireof all men; common recfon fhews that Kings lefsthan any fhould endure Captivity.
innd.ss001182308	3 •£?
innd.ss001182308	35^ 1 be Civil Wanes l\A/1 the Sea, and doing little elfe then endeavouring by exafperations to draw the^ to •.<:-1 n?..
innd.ss001182308	8?
innd.ss001182308	;.ì 03 S3tJt"Ì3£2fi 2Kb's:// obfjiu< tv/, vtV?, io.
innd.ss001182308	? OH$LpOTUAM.
innd.ss001182308	? kwo pansot kufual.
innd.ss001182308	? lls Pärt'euUf I jn.
innd.ss001182308	?!
innd.ss001182308	A difpute which rook up more moneths then the battle continued hours, was afterwards raifed, who had the ViClory?
innd.ss001182308	A.7.5im.lnoi'?
innd.ss001182308	Afterwards thinking it neceffaryto weaken the Popular Faftion, by ferious advice he Created Sir John Savil of Tcrk?
innd.ss001182308	And what Call have you to reform us by the Sword?
innd.ss001182308	But do you behold 44 yonder glorious place?
innd.ss001182308	C. H. how can we undertake an offenfive War, if we have no more mo--''ney?
innd.ss001182308	CHA?'
innd.ss001182308	How many of you driven"by Tyrannous oppreflion, poverty or cruelty, have left your dear Wives and''Children?
innd.ss001182308	How many of you"keep drawn your Swords you do not know for what?
innd.ss001182308	How many of"you have drawn your Swords you do not know for what?
innd.ss001182308	How will you « anfwer all your Rapes and Murders?
innd.ss001182308	How «* many of you have had a hand in putting down the Ancient true Church, and'4 railing up in your own imaginations a new one?
innd.ss001182308	I 1111 h?
innd.ss001182308	I have legally, fully concurred therewith: Is it tbe Arrears of the Army?
innd.ss001182308	I refer it to your Confluences, whether I have not fatisfied your delires in every particular fince this Trea¬ ty?
innd.ss001182308	Ih?
innd.ss001182308	Ii m ■> 1 a?\; L; i!
innd.ss001182308	J h;.f II V 192?
innd.ss001182308	Noble Perfonagcs; Kings difdained to Patronise the Re¬ cords ASlions, r/ o#e e/ f/ jer/ »//jc/ r on? « or Forreign Kingdoms.
innd.ss001182308	Ocherwife, what courfe( hould be taken for rheir fafety, and whether his particular fervice might be acceptable to the King in any other way?
innd.ss001182308	Officers of Trufl are committed to the cboyce of my two Houfes of Parliament: hit frequent Parliaments?
innd.ss001182308	So r iii 1 be Chill iVarrcs'wo of the King?
innd.ss001182308	That he fhould have a Council of one 8c twenty perfons to be afliflant with him in tb?
innd.ss001182308	The Earl being come out of the Tower, the thronging people were very in- quifitive in d ruanding which was he?
innd.ss001182308	The King, notwithffanding this fignal Vidtory, yet being wholly inclined to peace, he fends this Meflage to the two Houfes at Wcftminftcr?
innd.ss001182308	The Queen and Princefs Mary^o ft?
innd.ss001182308	Then after fome( hort difcourfe with Dr. Juxon, his Majefiy with an He- roick patience fubmitted his Head to the Block, which after the Sign given?
innd.ss001182308	Then turning about and looking for the Executioner who was gone off the Scaffold, faid, which is the Gentleman, which is the man?
innd.ss001182308	Thus earneftly did theKing Court them for Peace, what is it now which any rcafona- ble man can think they could objeft againft?
innd.ss001182308	To this fuccefs the Engliflo foon after adjoynect the.taking o^^nrgion- hpuje; and Read- hdll^ aod. WKtftl?
innd.ss001182308	Tt Deimltiitttwi Pint tndpmnrprf ktr 1 jm UlUCdVUUl poiblp thty I lV.?
innd.ss001182308	Viftory at Aberdeen?'
innd.ss001182308	What God is he that"delighteth in the bloud of man?
innd.ss001182308	all the Forts and Caftles in Ireland would be furprized^ that he with the Lord Macguire, Hugh 2?
innd.ss001182308	and Ihall I now be condemned for making Peace?
innd.ss001182308	and fball I now be condemned for yielding too much?
innd.ss001182308	and hath not all the blood that hath been fpilt thelè( even years been cafi: upon my head, who am the greateft fufferer, though the leaft guilty?
innd.ss001182308	and lhall I now be condemned for having no Counfell but God?
innd.ss001182308	and lhall I now be ruled like a Slave?
innd.ss001182308	and lhall Inow neither enjoy them nor peace?
innd.ss001182308	and was it not requifite to endeavour the flopping of that Flux, which if not ftopt, will bring an abfolute deftruftion to this Nation?
innd.ss001182308	and( hall I now be obedient to my Subjefts?
innd.ss001182308	believed no Church in the whole world, to- be more pure both in Pro-:? li ntlD'n.
innd.ss001182308	fo confequently bow hope- leffe of mutual complyance?
innd.ss001182308	for my time: Is it Liberty ofConfcience?
innd.ss001182308	have I noc formerly been imprifoned for making War?
innd.ss001182308	have I not been condemned for evil Counfeilors?
innd.ss001182308	have I not formerly been condemned foc.yielding too little to my two Hou- fes of Parliament?
innd.ss001182308	have I not formerly enjoyed the So¬ ciety of my dear Wife and Children?
innd.ss001182308	have I not formerly ruled like a KING?
innd.ss001182308	have not my Subjefts formerly obeyed me?
innd.ss001182308	he who wants it is moß ready to give: Is it the right administration ofjußice?
innd.ss001182308	how many of you young men"have for fome fmall difcontent departed from your loving Matters, dear"Friends, or tender Parents, and fled into the Army?
innd.ss001182308	if I Mr?
innd.ss001182308	is of Paf"ilernv.he •-; ß?
innd.ss001182308	l$9 I 6 A?
innd.ss001182308	ner they pleafed, why then lhould they redrain the Kings or other men?
innd.ss001182308	of December thc Dcvk^?
innd.ss001182308	of November he departs fvom Leven, and marching Northward*''over the Snowy mountains of Taith, fo through Woods and Bog?
innd.ss001182308	of?# »*?, fetting forth the many injuries received from the Scott'ß?
innd.ss001182308	of?# »*?, fetting forth the many injuries received from the Scott'ß?
innd.ss001182308	of?# »*?, fetting forth the many injuries received from the Scott'ß?
innd.ss001182308	or with Freedom, untill 1 may call fuch unto me, of whofe fervices I fhall have ufe in fo great and difficult a work?
innd.ss001182308	rSt-?
innd.ss001182308	the large Treaty for coming of the Scots?
innd.ss001182308	they are the infeparable eßeCis of Peace: Is it Security.?
innd.ss001182308	ttßltRr fr r- 2- 54 6 4- 8 77;*?
innd.ss001182308	v* ft v.(? o S/Ici^vf- iVtcL f-?i uh^dvS'j »_/"H U.
innd.ss001182308	«? he Tower of the Congregational Eide rfijips or Ajfmblies, for Govcrningof af articular Congregation.
innd.ss001182308	ìmH"'1 I, HP luèt H tftP?
innd.ss001199225	f Why, who will undertake to defend Luthers 5'Csi Speeches, or all that falls from contentious Pens? innd.ss001199225 $ si s ■- fvi> i ao8 T? innd.ss001199225 '.A*? innd.ss001199225 * A brave Man at arms,& c »|| Pardon for S. B->- nardsf ik?. innd.ss001199225 .ydfH 71?^? innd.ss001199225 /emhisfl tk tkh i aptifn; atnup eecungtnef rablefrdi mm couldk icerandD? innd.ss001199225 /flffBs?/fc XIII. innd.ss001199225 1 John V fuSf 77;? innd.ss001199225 1 from the prophane novelties of Herefies? innd.ss001199225 1,1 fqr Vnderftanding r. an undertaking* p. 12 2,1,16, after Oath r. not, Lolt for B ally s Clerks% Bally p. 125?. innd.ss001199225 18, 15?. innd.ss001199225 2. ther they be of God or no? innd.ss001199225 204 Tk Life 0/ i'1^ h/ H?|!l?
innd.ss001199225	204 Tk Life 0/ i"'1^ h/ H?|!l?
innd.ss001199225	297 epte dicantur San&i viri aliquo modo palfio- nibus fuis deliita noftra pofle redimere?
innd.ss001199225	3 2$ The Copies ofcertam Letters?
innd.ss001199225	323 T?
innd.ss001199225	333 rthe true Church can not be without fuch an.J; Officer?
innd.ss001199225	341 he Confute him?
innd.ss001199225	40] fometimes the change of a Letter, yea, of a Point or Accent, makes the whole fen- tence of another meaning?
innd.ss001199225	43?
innd.ss001199225	471 ter in Matrimony) and the impofing of Hands, with the expreffing the Authority and Office given to be the Form?
innd.ss001199225	774?
innd.ss001199225	79?
innd.ss001199225	: England were the true Church, or not?
innd.ss001199225	: e Copies of certain Le t t e r s. and your own eye fight, but againft all kbfc f Probabilit}^ who can help it?
innd.ss001199225	: ■% ■ t?
innd.ss001199225	; J) with what colour can we pafs by thefe and •fuf}er t0 fa* hirnfelf with the blood of ■ ■ J com qoc{s j, eop[e?
innd.ss001199225	?
innd.ss001199225	? efc dience now ye live, whenfoeverhe{ hould be that Prince, would account youaTray- WU tor, and punifh you accordingly.
innd.ss001199225	? r,?-r- j, dempdone Sanguinem ffiutri liTfe'indeed vie J, tudlt.
innd.ss001199225	? r,?-r- j, dempdone Sanguinem ffiutri liTfe'indeed vie J, tudlt.
innd.ss001199225	? t^ the fmall boafi of the Workman, but let* him rather( as old Sophocles accufed of'fn^; dotage) be abfolved for the fiffciency of w Liw,: tke Work.
innd.ss001199225	?.
innd.ss001199225	A Popifh Clergy i m I( Si 1 III ffljl;* M'ffl; ■ » Mf/'v Wi Mr.L-* Si U"> •** 1 If •w § i?
innd.ss001199225	About mid- April he brought me a Prefent at ion to Kildrom-?
innd.ss001199225	Add, That in obedience to this call of Chrifl) there do fome come daily from thence\ and in truth how could our Sa?
innd.ss001199225	An Argument not foreign to this, is ufed by all the Aifertors of Epifco- E.'The?
innd.ss001199225	And are yQU fure there pM wo* fuch a Matter I How are you fure?
innd.ss001199225	And for England, whereas the Councils re-??!
innd.ss001199225	And for England, whereas the Councils re-??!
innd.ss001199225	And then his Talent of Preaching, that had been too ifound E^ ° ng negle&ed by him, was better im- 7 to tiiployed?
innd.ss001199225	And therefore it is a Queftion which I will never take upon me to anfwer, Whether King Henry were fuch or no?
innd.ss001199225	As thus, whether Babylon fret ending to he the Church of Rome, yea tjie Catholick Church, be lb or not?
innd.ss001199225	Befides, Is my conceit ever conlonant with truth?
innd.ss001199225	But had 1 not work enough before, but I mu(l bring Mr. Cooke upon my top?
innd.ss001199225	But how can I tell till I have tryed: To be difc our aged ere I beginy is it not to confult with Flefh and Blood?
innd.ss001199225	But if they may err, how fhould I know and be fure when and wherein they did, or did not err?
innd.ss001199225	But in all thefe things greater idkjnff r$gard was had to the dignity of their trk%E S^e, than to the intereft of Religion; in?
innd.ss001199225	But tell me for Gods love, Mafter Waddef- north, is it likely that this Monarchy thus fought, thus gotten, thus kept, thus exer- cifed, is of God?
innd.ss001199225	But the law- fulneit?
innd.ss001199225	But what violence was this tyf*'( that you fpeak of?
innd.ss001199225	But when th; P. hop ask¬ ed 93 Thelir e 0/ ed him, How he came to make fo un- juft a Decree?
innd.ss001199225	But whence is this my contempt?
innd.ss001199225	But( my Lord) the greatejl, wifejl?
innd.ss001199225	Can I be excu- fed another day, with this, that thus it was ere I came to this place, and that it k is not good to be over juft?
innd.ss001199225	Do I approve of tolerati¬ ons and unions with errours and here- fies?
innd.ss001199225	Do not thefe and many more hold the Catholick Faith received from the Apoftles, as well as the Church of Rome?
innd.ss001199225	Finally, he that in matters of contro?
innd.ss001199225	Firft, what if I fliould defend they have?
innd.ss001199225	For Popes, he faith, now st- days are praifed for their goodnefs, they ex- r«
innd.ss001199225	For Popes, he faith, now st- days are praifed for their goodnefs, they ex- r«
innd.ss001199225	Forbes, or, to bring it nearer home, another Bifhop for[ Ct The?
innd.ss001199225	Hath it only fucceffion?
innd.ss001199225	Have you forgotten what you faid right now, that matters of Ceremony and Go¬ vernment are changeable?
innd.ss001199225	Haveyou for- gotten S. Hierome and Ruffinus deadly fo- hoody tli k which was rung over the World?
innd.ss001199225	He excufed him¬ felf, and faicf, That though BelLrmine had not anfwared his Arguments, yet he did not fay theys were unanf.wer.able C 2 and IfafJ?
innd.ss001199225	He repeated them r'a?
innd.ss001199225	He was a tall and graceful perfbn; j"'J1 there was lomething in his looks and'p1"carriage that difcovered what was witli- f"?
innd.ss001199225	Here indeed;] ptiuk there is fault on all fides in this Age, idM, that we can not be content with the bounds?
innd.ss001199225	Hereticks, to deftroy Monaflcries^ and to pill Churches: Were thefe fit beginnings for the Gofpel of Chrift?
innd.ss001199225	I have lately received Letters from my Lord 0/ Canterbury; whereby I per* ceive his Grace is informed that Mr. King?
innd.ss001199225	I let pafs the Schifrn between the Greek, and the Latin f L Church, which had not happened, if this!?
innd.ss001199225	I pray was this Man a good Head of Gods Church?
innd.ss001199225	I#{ M Mmj aE?
innd.ss001199225	Ikfp1 nal, infallible Judge to interpret Scripture, mh\[ oti?
innd.ss001199225	In this the prefent Archbifhop of has let a pattern to the reft, fuitable to the high Rank he holds in that CE- The?
innd.ss001199225	J But what hath he done in the Parijhes already committed to him, for the infraction of the Irifh, that we fhould commit another unto him?
innd.ss001199225	L^ Vivis& Mortals, which are neither laid nor done by you, and therefore well may AC ® y ° u called Miniflers, as alfo Laymen De?e: j:?
innd.ss001199225	M Cf pj/ f RE THE Sal?
innd.ss001199225	Nay doth not the wri- fw ting it felf of fuch Books fhew, that this 1 ir£: matter was wholly unknown to Antiquity?
innd.ss001199225	Of the former I muft acquit my felf; Cujus unum eft fed mag¬ num vitium Poefts: What were I the worfe if I were Hill a lover of thofe ftudies?
innd.ss001199225	Of which Judgment, as Medina confeffeth, are fundry of the ancient Fathers, both Greek and Latin?
innd.ss001199225	Ofl Scripture?
innd.ss001199225	Or I befeech you, why is that accounted Treafon againft the State in Cat ho- licks, which is called Reafon of State in Pro¬ teftants?
innd.ss001199225	Quod in Acta Curia referri cu- rajli's, me non comparniffe,& in iifikm narrates i amen?
innd.ss001199225	Quod nt quoquo modo procef?
innd.ss001199225	Sfe my yduth, and hitherto have 1 declared eifor^ thy wonderous works: now alfo when I ar% niferiestle'?
innd.ss001199225	That Pfalm, and many others, as the i?, 35?
innd.ss001199225	That Pfalm, and many others, as the i?, 35?
innd.ss001199225	The Fathers that dealt with them, why did they not layafide all difputing, and f ® appeal them only to this Barr?
innd.ss001199225	This was not unlike what the lame perlbn delivered in another Sermon preaching upon Pi¬ late's Queftion, What is Truth?
innd.ss001199225	To what purpofe?
innd.ss001199225	W I r p~* i.:?
innd.ss001199225	We will not now debate the Queftion, How his Brothers Wife could be his lawful Wife?
innd.ss001199225	Well: howfoever the Car- fl: dinal hath found out a merry reafon for W S. Pauls appealing to Cafars Judgment, not nbjtpeters?
innd.ss001199225	Wh&BiifffJlli if you found not an external humane Judge, i Quite'If you had an internal divine one?
innd.ss001199225	What fhall we • u* •, fay of that impiety, to corrupt the original kh: Text according to the vulgar Latin?
innd.ss001199225	What neceffity then of your imagina- ry Judge?
innd.ss001199225	What need ye purge them out of the newer editions at Antwerp and Paris?
innd.ss001199225	What then?
innd.ss001199225	What then?
innd.ss001199225	Who fliould ever have under- flood thefe Texts, if your infallible Inter¬ preter had not declared them?
innd.ss001199225	Why boafteft thou in malice, o thou malignant: Serpent and infernal Dragon?
innd.ss001199225	Why then did not either Sixties or Clemens, or they them- felves having Copies for it, corredt it, and make it fo in the authentical Text?
innd.ss001199225	You demand, If this Alan, King Henry, were a good Head of Gods Church?
innd.ss001199225	^1 no$le and Jerufalem, by reafon of the near- A'?
innd.ss001199225	a like performance of mine own duty,?"
innd.ss001199225	alfo?
innd.ss001199225	anc^ £ ra?
innd.ss001199225	and advantages to be ufed againfi Hereticks,& c. eceivee even without defending to tryal by Scri- W ptures?
innd.ss001199225	and doth he tyrannoufly inforce his^ Colleagues to obedience alfo?
innd.ss001199225	another Mans applying it, rather than yourptaking own, in a matter concerning your own fal- loidsl fi vation?
innd.ss001199225	biting Words?
innd.ss001199225	e Hiewedi; ept hisg: e was( fe"c^audooE •'iilkqi'iijiagid, were ced leu: 1k • lecoui?
innd.ss001199225	ed,? nufi remain Servants to corruption.
innd.ss001199225	enly?
innd.ss001199225	f"profels your not doubting of any Ar-"tide of the Catholick Faith, Ihortly?.
innd.ss001199225	fo?
innd.ss001199225	he that can not perform his duty to one without a helper, or to that little part of it whofe Tongue he hath, is he fufficient to do it to three?
innd.ss001199225	hearts are perhaps? xRome, Ov no where; uLXf any are in ibme points tightly infor-!
innd.ss001199225	his Cenfure 3 for who are they to control f, m the Fathers?
innd.ss001199225	i J?
innd.ss001199225	i'46 T?
innd.ss001199225	if this be the condition of a B?fhop, that he Jlandcth for a Cypher, and only to uphold the Wrongs of other Meny What do I in this place?
innd.ss001199225	ih Humbly befeeching the fame, that if, er?
innd.ss001199225	lit''> dv'■ • if S;f||: J;Jj Jfjf ■ Bl'i»I J- iV'1.?
innd.ss001199225	or EpiphanillS hf and Chryfoftomes, or Vidtors and the Greek AlW Bifhops?
innd.ss001199225	or this, Whether the people of Chrijl that are under that Captivity be a true Church or no?
innd.ss001199225	out of tb( Were you prefent there in Perfon, or have date for th you heard it of thofe that were prefent?
innd.ss001199225	r ■'1?
innd.ss001199225	tending to Preferment, or afpiring to coJtf •'it?
innd.ss001199225	that he had inflifted on one of liis Cler- iWofli gy?
innd.ss001199225	there is nei¬ ther Number nor Rhyme, f nor fittlon in it: Would the great Schoolman have had; ne to have packtup a Letter of Syllogifms?
innd.ss001199225	together with the labour of writing it pjtfc ew?
innd.ss001199225	u 0f paith?
innd.ss001199225	uiour call his people from thence if he had none there?
innd.ss001199225	v pvi,?
innd.ss001199225	vW?
innd.ss001199225	what were to beexpe&ed of a Monitory Efiftle which intended only the oc- cafion if he had pleafed of a future Dif* courfe?
innd.ss001199225	wherefore the fu- pernatural light of Faith?
innd.ss001199225	which of the Fathers( whofe high fteps I have defired to tread in) have given that example?
innd.ss001199225	°* the right- Hand of Chrift at the laft li is olu day?
innd.ss001199225	•"¥'■ Jit1 j; 1# II?, Hi I fl Hi 111 f|| Hit m a It Ml''it 5 8 The LI E E too, if aprecedent accident had not eafed him.
innd.ss001199225	■ ■ 4 JH 1 r I Mi II M?
innd.ss000349788	Wftatregard of fayth or^fcaluito ulvillt faluation may we think thefe men hauc? innd.ss000349788 ( ayth © f Valla, that he gaue pUce to none hut Epicure himfolfo, endprofejfed openly, that he held opinion? innd.ss000349788 ( ffich as are of bdiere that the malic, thePopespri- U.imlu([ macy? innd.ss000349788 ( wifcis vndoubtcd. For it the fayth of Popifh parents*'■? innd.ss000349788 ** And( s) Tertullian, or Nouatian: It is a^)Ve frong kind of proofs 9 Schick it taken of the ad 2? innd.ss000349788 1, vbw he calleth this our demaund, Where their Church lurked% an idle demaund of Pettifogger?. innd.ss000349788 110: We do not think? innd.ss000349788 111 c a&? innd.ss000349788 149 C a?, 4. innd.ss000349788 161. a ffi r it? innd.ss000349788 16: Twomen order edtotvards God are Q? innd.ss000349788 1^: After the new rifingofNeu? innd.ss000349788 2 • 2? 4 TrotfHants Sof ifmes refuted cp i itie pag. innd.ss000349788 2* 270 No Ancient cr? innd.ss000349788 2.I0L23 • prc?te^ln*? 9- 95 ■* J ® • 48& • 49 J • 494-torn. innd.ss000349788 20: When the doctrine of a't# fayth, which ought tobefrmipall in the Church, lay fo long vn- per* known? innd.ss000349788 20: Why should not they( the childrca of the fay thfuil) be ingrafted by facred baptifme, wbe an Geds prefer fojfejfion and within kit church? innd.ss000349788 21? innd.ss000349788 24: Are heretiks then in the Church? innd.ss000349788 24? innd.ss000349788 28? innd.ss000349788 3 62: How wicked andfoule treachery is it to abide in that facrilegiotts company( ofPapifts)? innd.ss000349788 398 tOtbert Church( Qy th he) Jettingafide wholy the extemail sl ew, do freak? innd.ss000349788 3?. innd.ss000349788 3».xdy, I prone that thcProeeftan? innd.ss000349788 4- • plaine playne? innd.ss000349788 43 C a?. innd.ss000349788 47? innd.ss000349788 4? innd.ss000349788 501: Fcrfecutions deflroy not the Kingdmeof Chrifl? innd.ss000349788 5: The reuealed truth is already perished, and that vpon thefuddaine, what re- maynethbut vtter abolition of true religion? innd.ss000349788 607: Is it not a profanation of thefacred vnity> to profejfe one God and faith with an impious and prophane company? innd.ss000349788 63 if in tbefirsl begitmingof the church beginning tifing againe, this example of tyranny doth now peep, what will Gf Prote- U shortly? innd.ss000349788 662: Wherefocuer baptifmeremaines miter in re¬ gard of iitfabftattcs, timber re achat? innd.ss000349788 68?, fccmerh to deny this, faying: rhefe v: fible companies arefometymcsa part of that( true,) C hurebjometymesnone. innd.ss000349788 89. tcllethv* thatfojEc ProtcfUntsarcof opinion^* infinu are in• dct$?> cleft Ant4 include Injidds* 7 C a f. innd.ss000349788 ; 48. ff*j^4? • At the beginning of the g0,ns^ GhofpeUrifing againe. In cap. innd.ss000349788 ; • With Luther herein agree the Lutheran?. innd.ss000349788 ? i t h a t wherein true mimftery cenfifteth. innd.ss000349788 ? ° Mgences&c. innd.ss000349788 ? • M. Perkins in bis expoiition of the Creed Col. tniracu- 788. innd.ss000349788 ?.m icfponLad arfic.Bauar.fol. innd.ss000349788 Ad. Bunny in his rrcatife of Pacification, let1.18: «>/? innd.ss000349788 Againe? innd.ss000349788 An ® MXartwrigh? innd.ss000349788 And as for thofe? innd.ss000349788 And becaufc their opinion bcrc-? t0,: in is well inough knownc, and hereafter alio we, 1( hail haueoccaho to fbcw how haynoufly they ceil* l3nc:! innd.ss000349788 And biicaufc( asit£ha'H7 iiercafcer appcare) they can not prone that any one? innd.ss000349788 And in another eci- cc ar?
innd.ss000349788	And p?
innd.ss000349788	And this namely he noteth or the(?)
innd.ss000349788	And to cajl out words and prove imgbt,** what isit(ss S. AuguRin faytfy buctjddote?
innd.ss000349788	And wecarenot whom any one may fay tohauc Tom s, byn Proteftants( iov as Luthtt hyth> what is more erf} then to fayxw thing?)
innd.ss000349788	And what can be meant by thefc tenncsjbut a religion either new or neviiy crcdcth, fuch a?, Chrilb religion h nor?
innd.ss000349788	And what can be meant by thefc tenncsjbut a religion either new or neviiy crcdcth, fuch a?, Chrilb religion h nor?
innd.ss000349788	And what is your authority, I fay not with vs. but euen with your felues?
innd.ss000349788	Andrea: contra beginning H otium: Didr.ot we all in the beginning of ihercuealedghof- in Wiue- pell with one mouth difproue your Popish mpietyes?
innd.ss000349788	Audit his Maicfty will not pronounce wiiat chat Babylon is, why( bould Miniltersdoit?
innd.ss000349788	Bat bow could our Popiibanccftors be not damned, how could they be faued, vnles they were in the true church?
innd.ss000349788	Befides being iuft men, forfooth, why did they not afford Godcxternall worlhip whet hey might fecurely doe II it?
innd.ss000349788	But how doe we froue this?
innd.ss000349788	But if in Popery the doftrine without which Ciari- j| flianiry cannotHand wcrcwholy buryed and tout* out$ The?
innd.ss000349788	But to I pea kc w itti S, Au- guitm: Who fay tb this, but he that fayth what he will, and will Hb.$* cont9 nothearewhat istrae?
innd.ss000349788	But where?
innd.ss000349788	C a?
innd.ss000349788	Chrift and his Church into the diuels ftcwes, and that for many ages togeather?
innd.ss000349788	Cont.2 q i*pzg.6?
innd.ss000349788	Could Chrift be nowhere, but with AntichriP?
innd.ss000349788	D* Whitaker Cont.2 qucft.f.cap.tf.pag^ 508.thus wn « tech: What tbetii was the fuccejsionofour Pajkrsalwaycs vi~ fible?
innd.ss000349788	Danscus in lib. Auguftinidc of the hatrefibuscap.95: About theyeareafter Chriftspaffiots 574?
innd.ss000349788	Did all thofe, who were before thee, erre?
innd.ss000349788	Did not they all who truly felt the burden of finne imagine that they should by good works fat iffy for their fimus?
innd.ss000349788	Either prone( fa y.tu fciv fr^'full ian) that whUhtlm belieuefttor if thou proue ft it not, iw m a'rc c i[( in gteji thou btlme# i?
innd.ss000349788	Finally, hf*r. t$< q Protcftants are wo nt to laugh at Catholiks if they 1X'm?
innd.ss000349788	Firft, bccaufe they fay fo with- r- pat all pi: Qofe?
innd.ss000349788	For after blafphemj iviut nw) ml( be/ doe?
innd.ss000349788	For neither is it new in i?
innd.ss000349788	For of their im¬ paction Troteflant religion is new* a s 7 c a?.i j. panation or mixture of Chriits body and bread in theEacbarift Caluin Dcfcnf.2.
innd.ss000349788	For they fliould find.that they haue?
innd.ss000349788	For who belidcshisowneimagination, told Remcccius, chac thofe Protectants decided thus theirCommunion withPapifts?
innd.ss000349788	Furthermore, S.Cyprian proueth his definition ou?
innd.ss000349788	Hampton articlcsoftbeirfayth?
innd.ss000349788	How can the Church be in one, feeing the very name of the Church doth fignify a company or multitude?
innd.ss000349788	How learnt mey that, which at that tyrnc no man could fifty out?
innd.ss000349788	How then could it before his tyme make ie inuifibie?
innd.ss000349788	I askc therfore what kind of forme of religion haue they taken away by their re¬ formation, an< J what a one haue they giuen?
innd.ss000349788	If Protelfants cry out, that is moil abfurd, to fayinElias his tymc there wasC0W?
innd.ss000349788	If therforc their meanes be not infallible, how can their vndcrftan- ding of the fcripture be infallible?
innd.ss000349788	Ifaise jaMI?
innd.ss000349788	Inftttuf* cap.it T> e?jkrs effuvdAmextaHArticles* 4?
innd.ss000349788	Is fuch a company the holy Church?
innd.ss000349788	It is the great eft cunntn?
innd.ss000349788	Jong the If any aske them, how many ages their ProteftatsChurch was rhusinuiiiblc?
innd.ss000349788	Jtora?
innd.ss000349788	Luther in hi?
innd.ss000349788	Nacjfarjt t$ a? r He Bant.
innd.ss000349788	O greatfiibnhftiy,( that I may cry out which S. Epiphamnsfofthem, whovtter thefe things?
innd.ss000349788	O$ D.Feild a iti?
innd.ss000349788	Of wbome therefore(that I may vfc S. Ahguftins words) ha/ t thou heard tbiil whence diddeft^j} e thou Uarne it?
innd.ss000349788	Of which kind of proof( k) Tertullian, vfing it, makech this account: iVhat more manifefl then this fact?
innd.ss000349788	Out of what feaarofe he?
innd.ss000349788	PepifhcaHle, and Catholikcfayth,( in whichalf
innd.ss000349788	Polanus alio in the place before cued?
innd.ss000349788	S- Auguftin to the Donatilh which yet came nearer Gaudx.iu Cathoh'ksrhcn Protcflantsdo) yours k[ tiperftitii? ».
innd.ss000349788	S. Athanahus: Whence came thefe thingif yea what hell bath vomited them out?
innd.ss000349788	Sandcri: VVbat other tiring is the temple of Godi but the C burcbof Chnft, which is built wiihUuely ft ones?
innd.ss000349788	Scripture, Againe, though indeed it IbccsnonicallSqriptare, y«forthc raoftparr ieisfo gbfeure?
innd.ss000349788	So that they acknowledge thcrnfclues ro be the children ctan harlot, andeon- fcqucntly bafbrdes,& not begotten at God, because God hegettcth no?
innd.ss000349788	Teareinptecesani adulterated?
innd.ss000349788	That there is in the Church of Rome what fo is ne- itbiijji eefaryto faluum, the fumme of fayth, the ground- work?
innd.ss000349788	The Confeffion of Aufpurgnt.?.
innd.ss000349788	The holy Fa thers were wo nt to refute both the( h) Pagans fuperflitionand the(?)
innd.ss000349788	Theothcr point is, that in thefe kind ofqneftions: Whether be¬ fore Luther the Proteftant Church were?
innd.ss000349788	Thewai- V Others fay, that the Waldcnfcswerethe denf ® s vifiblc Proteftants before Luther?
innd.ss000349788	They ex-? • like manner they do commonly de- elude barre from their Church, all fuch as deny any prin- tbofethat cipallor fundamental!
innd.ss000349788	To this fiiift is another like?
innd.ss000349788	VVhatikilletb it whet her one yh ring drawne bj herefyor Schijme, from the body of Cbrift, be fubietl to euerlafiing damnation?
innd.ss000349788	W hat fay ch t hen had thole proteftants, which, as is fayd, durftnot protclTc their mind?
innd.ss000349788	Was it( t he Protcflant Cburch)manijejl to all?
innd.ss000349788	What fellowship( fayth Paul) is thereof in-* fiice with iniuflice?
innd.ss000349788	What( zsTcttul-^ lian fay th) weane they otherwife then they write, maften of ScorPiC'lu deceit net of truth?
innd.ss000349788	What?
innd.ss000349788	Whence were Luther andCaluinbw of Papijls? Thc lame appcarsth out of his life vvrittc.i by Be23, where he;~ faytb 1 b.
innd.ss000349788	Whs are yee( fayth TcrMiUiaif)when, and whence came ye?
innd.ss000349788	With what words, I pray you, could thev fay that their Church was altogether inuifible, if they hauc not fayd it in thefe?
innd.ss000349788	Would god¬ ly mcnabid in that company?
innd.ss000349788	Would only Antichrift for fo many ages affoard Chrift and his church a harbour or lurking place?
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innd.ss000349788	article^ butl would determine this matter out of their pu- Saieelad Confefs|tfn$of fayth, becaulc they can not de- Tkef: Tof- n?
innd.ss000349788	articles © f Cftriftian fayth, drawcsaftcr(a') Be?
innd.ss000349788	articles,\^iRenemies to the?$ fe.
innd.ss000349788	ax?
innd.ss000349788	bow were ihcy faucd, who juhconies pad communicated with Papifb?
innd.ss000349788	cap.i p.617: What a kind of argument is this?
innd.ss000349788	could nor, or would not the fpoqfe of Chrift iurke for fo many ages, but in the ftcwesof thediuell?
innd.ss000349788	counlaileth ys, not to regard and delay what-* m loeuer, fo we bring good proofs of what we? ofn4 ».f.
innd.ss000349788	cuer true do&rine is> there is the true Church?
innd.ss000349788	enemies f* C HfW|| lbat it is nece(J< try for aPrdefiant to Idiot?
innd.ss000349788	f.411: What a kind ofjpirit is thatffay tb he) which hath no other end, but to wea¬ ken the aduerfe party?
innd.ss000349788	fay< Be(Ide$?
innd.ss000349788	fayth: How then can they be fayd to haue byrs true Bl and abfolute Proteftants, who wanted the very foul,,, fumme, and definition of a Protcftant?
innd.ss000349788	fdjiiQY can do or jay for euer*VVberc then Mali be tbimtanesto refekan beretfocr the dwell?
innd.ss000349788	fofthtkem> whome i/ay lay hid?
innd.ss000349788	fol.140: I haus found by experience, that wbofo bane truly and fincenlyt10?
innd.ss000349788	he?
innd.ss000349788	hi ow then can they certainly gather out oftheforc-( avd placc, that the Pope( at amongProteftants?
innd.ss000349788	i o\ C a p. 6. heard of in the world^ how much more ought they 10 think the fame of the C hurch of God?
innd.ss000349788	iEi C a?.
innd.ss000349788	il nyes of Proteftants certaine and enuere, at lea ft c.*?.
innd.ss000349788	include PApijls*; i C a?.
innd.ss000349788	lad^ticlea^or kcgiuaing thereof islet this title; Theprjv- v^Articks of?
innd.ss000349788	may gather hou?
innd.ss000349788	or what Common of light with darkneff?
innd.ss000349788	other knowne to be the word of Cod onjy byChrifti.ns, Churches but isknownediltin&ly from other writings by In?
innd.ss000349788	pag.502: Our Church wastheny butyouwillfay, it vidble mt f'jen • therefore was it not?
innd.ss000349788	point of religion?
innd.ss000349788	prTached^ra5 Slcidan lih.^.rcporteth, He wiiteth> tbattheEc*'defiafiicall tyranny h now wtakned,(?
innd.ss000349788	propofcth to himfclfe this queftion; What is the fayth which in baptifme we require in infants?
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innd.ss000349788	r/^2 ® TheChttrchneucrwithout? allots.
innd.ss000349788	th*t I-!?
innd.ss000349788	the points of their dodfcrinc by fcripture?
innd.ss000349788	what more fure then t his pro ofe?
innd.ss000349788	where hatt thou read it for 10 belli ue it?
innd.ss000349788	where lurkedye fo long?
innd.ss000349788	where- upon ha ft thou prefumedfor toaffirmcit, where there U neither any authority nor reajoti?
innd.ss000349788	whobeiidcshim- felfcheard cucr offach a halfe- communion?
innd.ss000349788	why arc not their wordscontormablc to their meaning?
innd.ss000349788	world> if £ he for many ages appeared in no one cor¬ ner of the world?
innd.ss000349788	x: The Duch men did look?
innd.ss000349788	{ mentaryes, the fquare of truth?
innd.ss000349788	• 9< thole procettancs leparau( hcmiciU.s no o cat body of Cbnlt?
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