Romanism a Reform of Ancient Christianity The Value of Salvian's Evidence Inquiry as to the internal or spiritual Condition of the Nicene Alternative as to the Genuineness of the Evidence now to be pro- The Historia Religiosa of Theodoret A Comparison, on several Points, between Ancient and Modern The total Absence of Evangelical Sentiments among those reckoned the most Eminent for Sanctity in the ancient Church . . . . 129 STATEMENT OF THE HYPOTHESIS ON WHICH A RELIGIOUS DEFERENCE TO ANTIQUITY MIGHT BE MADE TO REST THE HYPOTHESIS OF CHURCH PRINCIPLES EXEMPLIFIED IN THE INSTANCE OF THE ANCIENT DEMONOLATRY 137 153 CHRISTIANISED DEMONOLATRY IN THE FOURTH CENTURY 173 Bishop Newton's Allegations on this subject, and the Evidence to which he appeals, from the writings of Basil 174 THE GENERAL Inference, AFFECTING THE HYPOTHESIS OF CHURCH 222 CONTENTS OF THE SUPPLEMENT TO THE FIFTH NUMBER. Passages from Bishop Newton's Twenty-third Dissertation iii The original Passages from Salvian's Treatise, De Gubernatione Dei, vii . xxix The Nicene Miracles determinative of the Present Controversy The Bleeding Relics of St. Euphemia The Invention of the Cross, and the Miracles therewith connected Reasons for Rejecting the Nicene Miracles Import of the Twenty-second of the Thirty-nine Articles . Sources of the Evidence touching the Relics of St. Stephen . ibid. Attitude of the Church of England toward the Papacy. 386 Comparison of the Aaronic and Papal Hierarchies. 403 The Church of England-along with the Fathers, asserts the Sole 423 The Church of England rejects Ancient, as well as Romish Corruptions 469 The Liturgy-Protestant 489 CONTENTS OF THE GENERAL SUPPLEMENT. The Essenes The Calendar. 1 54 ibid 62 68 Explanations and Corrections, affecting the Evidence adduced in the course of this Work The Tract writers-Cyprian and Luther-Modern Romanism- Table of Ecclesiastical Chronology. List of Authors and Editions cited in this Work. General Contents of the two volumes and Supplement. EDITIONS OF THE FATHERS, AND OF SOME OTHER WRITERS, CITED IN THIS WORK. Fathers (Cotelerius) Barnabas, Clement, Hermas, Ignatius, Polycarp, Apost. Const. &c., 2 vols. fol. Antwerp, 1698. Arnobius. Leipsic, 1816. Asseman, Codex Liturgicus, 12 vols. Augustine (Benedictine) 10 vols. fol. Avitus, Vienna. Paris, 1643. Basil, 3 vols. fol. Paris, 1618. Bernard (Mabillon) 2 vols. fol. Paris, 1690. Boëthius. Leyden, 1671. Butler's Lives of the Saints, 12 vols. Svo. London, 1824. Cassian, fol. Paris, 1642. Cassiodorus, 2 vols. fol. Venice, 1729. Cave, Hist. Lit. fol. Cologne, 1720. Chrysostom, 13 vols. small fol. Paris, 1837. Ciampenus, Vetera Monumenta, 2 vols. fol. Rome, 1690. Clarke's Suc. of Sacred Literature. Clement, of Alexandria, (Heinsius) fol. Paris, 1629. Cotelerius. Eccles. Gr. Monumenta, 2 vols. 4to. Paris, 1677. Cyprian, fol. Bremen, 1690. Cyril, of Jerusalem, fol. Paris, 1631. Erasmus, Stultitiæ Laus. 1780. Eusebius, Eccles. Hist. (Valesius) fol. Mayence, 1672. Præparatio Evan. fol. Co logne, 1688. |