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Understanding 9/11Popery not founded on Scripture, or, The texts which papists cite out of the Bible : for the proof of the points of their religion, examin'd, and shew'd to be alledged without ground
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2 v. ([2], 879 [i.e. 883], [57] p. ; 21 cm. (4to)
Sixteen anonymous tracts; most titles begin with the phrase: The texts examined which papists cite out of the Bible for the proof of their doctrine ..
Chiefly concerned with refuting Bellarmine
Introduction attributed to Archbishop Tenison; tracts by E. Fowler, J. Williams, J. Patrick, S. Freeman, E. Gee, R. Kidder, T. Lynford, J. Gaskarth, W. Bramston, J. Scott, W. Payne, N. Resbury, and T. Tully
Apparently issued in 25 parts; the 25 imprimaturs range in date from Feb. 2, 1687 [i.e. 1688] to Decemb. 3, 1688. Phrase, THE END., appears on p. 16 and above the colophon of each tract
Vol. 2 has special t.p., positioned between p. 456 and the second 453, with title: Popery ... alledg'd without ground ... with tables to the whole
Tracts have colophon: London : Printed by J.D. [i.e., John Darby] for Richard Chiswel at the Rose and Crown in St. Paul's Church-Yard, 1688; the 24th colophon, p. 879, is dated 1689 but is the same in all other details
Title within double line border
Numbers 453-456 repeated in pagination; p. 324, 325, 651, 742, 743, 746, and 747 misnumbered 342, 355, 652, 743, 742, 747, and 746 respectively
Errata: p. 104, [140], 532, 575, 640, 684, 740, 776, and 811
Pages [4], [52], [188], [232], [276], [304], [332], [396], [488], [576], [812], [848], and [880] are blank
"The several tracts contained in this volume": between p. [4] and 5
Includes bibliographical references
[v. 1] 1. Introduction -- 2. An examination of their texts concerning The obscurity of the holy Scripture -- 3. The insufficiency of Scripture, and necessity of tradition -- 4. The supremacy of St. Peter and the Pope over the whole church : in two parts -- 5. Infallibility -- 6. The worship of angels and saints departed : in two parts -- 7. The worship of images and reliques -- 8. Seven sacraments, and the efficacy of them : in two parts -- 9. The sacrifice of the mass : in two parts -- 10. Transubstantiation -- v. 2. 11. Auricular confession -- 12. Satisfactions : in two parts -- 13. Purgatory : in two parts -- 14. Prayers in an unknown tongue : in two parts -- 15. Celibacy of priests, and vows of continence : in two parts -- 16. The visibility of the church -- 17. Merits -- 18. A table of the texts examined -- 19. A table of principal matters
2 v. ([2], 879 [i.e. 883], [57] p. ; 21 cm. (4to)
Sixteen anonymous tracts; most titles begin with the phrase: The texts examined which papists cite out of the Bible for the proof of their doctrine ..
Chiefly concerned with refuting Bellarmine
Introduction attributed to Archbishop Tenison; tracts by E. Fowler, J. Williams, J. Patrick, S. Freeman, E. Gee, R. Kidder, T. Lynford, J. Gaskarth, W. Bramston, J. Scott, W. Payne, N. Resbury, and T. Tully
Apparently issued in 25 parts; the 25 imprimaturs range in date from Feb. 2, 1687 [i.e. 1688] to Decemb. 3, 1688. Phrase, THE END., appears on p. 16 and above the colophon of each tract
Vol. 2 has special t.p., positioned between p. 456 and the second 453, with title: Popery ... alledg'd without ground ... with tables to the whole
Tracts have colophon: London : Printed by J.D. [i.e., John Darby] for Richard Chiswel at the Rose and Crown in St. Paul's Church-Yard, 1688; the 24th colophon, p. 879, is dated 1689 but is the same in all other details
Title within double line border
Numbers 453-456 repeated in pagination; p. 324, 325, 651, 742, 743, 746, and 747 misnumbered 342, 355, 652, 743, 742, 747, and 746 respectively
Errata: p. 104, [140], 532, 575, 640, 684, 740, 776, and 811
Pages [4], [52], [188], [232], [276], [304], [332], [396], [488], [576], [812], [848], and [880] are blank
"The several tracts contained in this volume": between p. [4] and 5
Includes bibliographical references
[v. 1] 1. Introduction -- 2. An examination of their texts concerning The obscurity of the holy Scripture -- 3. The insufficiency of Scripture, and necessity of tradition -- 4. The supremacy of St. Peter and the Pope over the whole church : in two parts -- 5. Infallibility -- 6. The worship of angels and saints departed : in two parts -- 7. The worship of images and reliques -- 8. Seven sacraments, and the efficacy of them : in two parts -- 9. The sacrifice of the mass : in two parts -- 10. Transubstantiation -- v. 2. 11. Auricular confession -- 12. Satisfactions : in two parts -- 13. Purgatory : in two parts -- 14. Prayers in an unknown tongue : in two parts -- 15. Celibacy of priests, and vows of continence : in two parts -- 16. The visibility of the church -- 17. Merits -- 18. A table of the texts examined -- 19. A table of principal matters
Notes
London, Printed by J.D. for Richard Chiswel at the Rose and Crown in St. Paul's Church-Yard, 1688: p. 51, 76, 104, 139, 187, 231, 275, 303, 331, 356, 395, 432, 456, 487, 532, 575, 604, 640, 684, 740, 776, 811, and 847; the 24th colophon, p. 879, is dated 1689 but is the same in all other details.
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