SOD!

LONDON:

R. CLAY, PRINTER, BREAD-STREET-HILL,

CHEAPSIDE.

Book I.-Concerning Laws, and their several kinds in general

II.-Concerning their first Position who urge Reformation in the

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Church of England: namely, That Scripture is the only

Rule of all things which in this Life may be done by Men 149

III.-Concerning their Second Assertion, That in Scripture there

must be of necessity contained a form of Church-polity,

the Laws whereof may in nowise be altered ....

IV. Concerning their Third Assertion, That our form of Church-

polity is corrupted with Popish Orders, Rites, and Cere-

monies, banished out of certain Reformed Churches, whose

Example therein we ought to have followed.....

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263

A CHRISTIAN LETTER, cxii. 11, 22, 90, 94, 126, 133, 136, 158, 164, 168, 190, 201.

VOL. II.

ECCLESIASTICAL POLITY:-

Book V. Of their Fourth Assertion, That touching the several public

Duties of Christian Religion, there is amongst us much

Superstition retained in them; and concerning Persons,

which for performance of those Duties are indued with

the power of Ecclesiastical Order, our Laws and pro-

ceedings according thereunto are many ways herein also

corrupt

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A CHRISTIAN LETTER, 73, 164, 168, 183, 204, 209, 215, 289, 372, 401, 444, 445

Dr. COVEL'S Defence of Hooker's First Five Books...

449

II. The Co-eternity of the Son, and the Proceeding of the Holy

Ghost

468

III. Whether the Holy Scriptures contain all things necessary to

Salvation?

472

VOL. III.

ECCLESIASTICAL POLITY:—

Book VI.-Containing their Fifth Assertion, That our Laws are corrupt
and repugnant to the Laws of God, in matter belonging
to the power of Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction, in that we
have not throughout all Churches certain Lay-elders esta-
blished for the exercise of that power

VII.—Their Sixth Assertion, That there ought not to be in the

Church, Bishops indued with such authority and honour

as ours are.

VIII.-Containing their Seventh Assertion, That to no Civil Prince

or Governor there may be given such Power of Ecclesi-

astical Dominion, as by the Laws of this Land belongeth

unto the Supreme Regent thereof.

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251

I. A Supplication to the Privy Council, by WALTER TRAVERS.... 335

II.-HOOKER'S Answer to that Supplication

353

III.-A Learned Discourse of Justification, Works, and How the

Foundation of Faith is overthrown

377

IV. A Learned Sermon of the Nature of Pride

428

V.-A Remedy against Sorrow and Fear: delivered in a Funeral

Sermon

440

VI. Of the Certainty and Perpetuity of Faith in the Elect: especially

the Prophet Habakkuk's Faith....

450