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[In the note to the King]
In this book:These are the Things that rendered the Lives of
Originally:These are the Things that rendred the Lives of
[Page vii]
In this book:As they then have falsely and erroneously
Originally:As they then have falsly and erroneously
[Page 7] Sidenote
In this book:Jerome
Originally:Hieron.
[Page 7]
In this book:The Law (saith Jerome) is Spiritual,
Originally:The Law (saith Hierom) is Spiritual,
[Page 7] [Footnote 34]
In this book:Jerome Ep. Paulin. 103.
Originally:Hieron. Ep. Paulin. 103.
[Page 38]
In this book:Many have been deceived, and erred grievously
Originally:Many have been deceived, and erred griveously
[Page 38] Sidenote
In this book:2. Of Scripture.
Originally:(sidnote missing)
[Page 38]
In this book:Here the Lutherans and Arminians grossly err
Originally:Here the Lutherans and Arminians grosly err
[Page 43]
In this book:because some have falsely pretended to it
Originally:because some have falsly pretended to it
[Page 57]
In this book:Threatenings in the Scripture; but who
Originally:Threatnings in the Scripture; but who
[Page 58] Sidenote
In this book:1. Deaf People Children, and Idiots instanced.
Originally:1. Deaf People Children, and Ideots instanced.
[Page 58]
In this book:in the Case of deaf People, Children, and Idiots
Originally:in the Case of deaf People, Children, and Ideots
[Page 60] Sidenote
In this book:Jerome Epist. 28. ad Lucin. p. 247.
Originally:Hieron. Epist. 28. ad Lucin. p. 247.
[Page 60]
In this book:Of which Transcribers Jerome in his Time
Originally:Of which Transcribers Jerom in his Time
[Page 60]
In this book:and particularly Jerome, exalting the Certainty
Originally:and particularly Jerom, exalting the Certainty
[Page 64]
In this book:Whereof if Jerome complained in his Time,
Originally:Whereof if Jerom complained in his Time,
[Page 64]
In this book:now twelve Hundred Years ago, Jerome Epist. 134.
Originally:now twelve Hundred Years ago, Hierom. Epist. 134.
[Page 87]
In this book:As They have then falsely and erroneously
Originally:As They have then falsly and erroneously
[Page 91]
In this book:ordained to this twofold End;
Originally:ordained to this two-fold End;
[Page 117]
In this book:Next there are those that lean to the Doctrine
Originally:Next there are that lean to the Doctrine
[Page 131] Sidenote
In this book:Man’s remaining in Darkness, the closing of his Eyes.
Originally:Man’s remaining in Darkness, the closing his eyes.
[Page 133]
In this book:this, may come therethrough to believe.
Originally:this, may come there-through to believe.
[Page 156] Sidenote
In this book:then that have this, wherever they be, they are saved.
Originally:then that have this, where-ever they be, they are saved.
[Page 166] Sidenote
In this book:Sepulchre in Spain, or to Mary of Loreto
Originally:Sepulchre in Spain, or to Mary of Loretto
[Page 170]
In this book:We consider then our Redemption in a twofold Respect
Originally:We consider then our Redemption in a two-fold Respect
[Page 173]
In this book:also done in a qualified Sense, but no-ways to infer
Originally:also done in a qualified Sense, but noways to infer
[Page 180] Sidenote
In this book:Posit. 2. By Christ formed within we are justified.
Originally:Posit. 1. By Christ formed within we are justified.
[Page 182]
In this book:doth beyond all Question signify a making just;
Originally:doth beyond all Question signify a make-ing just;
[Page 188]
In this book:be understood as really being made righteous:
Originally:be understood a really being made righteous:
[Page 189]
In this book:whether ye be in the Faith; prove your own selves:
Originally:whether ye be in the Faith; prove your ownselves:
[Page 192] Sidenote
In this book:Inuncunas.
Originally:Inuncunan.
[Page 192]
In this book:So also affirmeth Claudius Albertus Inuncanus,
Originally:So also affirmeth Claudius Albertus Inuncunanus,
[Page 201]
In this book:is nevertheless a Cause in some Respect, administering,
Originally:is nevertheless a Cause in some Respect, administring,
[Page 203]
In this book:pursued, and condemned by God’s holy Witness in their
Originally:pursued, and condemed by God’s holy Witness in their
[Page 222] Sidenote
In this book:Jerome.
Originally:Jerom.
[Page 222]
In this book:Concerning this Possibility Jerome speaks clearly
Originally:Concerning this Possibility Jerom speaks clearly
[Page 239]
In this book:that this were indeed desirable and best;
Originally:that this were indeed desireable and best;
[Page 246] Sidenote
In this book:The Lukewarmness of the Church of Laodicea.
Originally:The Lukewarmness of he Church of Laodicea.
[Page 249]
In this book:his Vessel is purified, and so be fitted and prepared
Originally:his Vessel is purified, and so he fitted and prepared
[Page 259] Sidenote
In this book:The ministering must be by the Gift and Grace
Originally:The ministring must be by the Gift and Grace
[Page 259]
In this book:any Man speak, let him speak as the Oracles of God;
Originally:any Man speak, let thim speak as the Oracles of God;
[Page 294]
In this book:ambitiously seeking after the forementioned Things
Originally:ambitiously seeking after the forementioned Things
[Page 305]
In this book:watching in a holy Dependence upon the Lord,
Originally:watching in a holy Dependance upon the Lord,
[Page 311]
In this book:and there are few Meetings that are altogether silent.
Originally:and there are few Meetings that are alogether silent.
[Page 327] Sidenote
In this book:outward, so Christ delivers us from inward Slavery.
Originally:outward, so Christ delivers his from inward Slavery.
[Page 330]
In this book:Subject, or otherwise praying to or praising God.
Originally:Subject, or otherwise praying to or praiseing God.
[Page 337]
In this book:but what he hath prepared and premeditated beforehand.
Originally:but what he hath prepared and premeditated before-hand.
[Page 339]
In this book:that Prayer is twofold, inward and outward.
Originally:that Prayer is two-fold, inward and outward.
[Page 364]
In this book:the coined Definitions of the School-men.
Originally:the coined Definitions of the Schoolmen.
[Page 370]
In this book:Principles denied by us, wherever Christ appointed
Originally:Principles denied by us, where-ever Christ appointed
[Page 375] Sidenote
In this book:Alleg. 1.
Originally:Alle. 1.
[Page 386]
In this book:And P. Pithœus mentions it in his Fragments
Originally:And P. Pithæus mentions it in his Fragments
[Page 412]
In this book:I would gladly know how from the Words
Originally:I would glady know how from the Words
[Page 440] Sidenote
In this book:Jerome Epist. 62. ad Tire.
Originally:Hieron. Epist. 62. ad Tire.
[Page 440]
In this book:The Church (saith Jerome) was founded by shedding of
Originally:The Church (saith Hierom) was founded by shedding of
[Page 460] [Footnote 155]
In this book:The Church (saith Jerome) was founded by shedding of
Originally:The Church (saith Hierom) was founded by shedding of
[Page 466]
In this book:might not as well accuse Mordecai of Incivility,
Originally:might not as well accuse Mordicai of Incivility,
[Page 476]
In this book:but also have stirred up the Magistrates to persecute
Originally:but also have stired up the Magistrates to persecute
[Page 478] Sidenote
In this book:Answ. 2.
Originally:Ans. 2.
[Page 479] Sidenote
In this book:Answ. 3.
Originally:Ans. 3.
[Page 481]
In this book:that which, as Jerome, Chrysostom,
Originally:that which, as Hierom, Chrysostom,
[Page 482] Sidenote
In this book:Jerome Lib. Ep. Part. 3. Tract. 1. Ep. 2.
Originally:Hier. Lib. Ep. Part. 3. Tract. 1. Ep. 2.
[Page 482]
In this book:Concerning which Jerome saith, “All Things agree not
Originally:Concerning which Hierom saith, “All Things agree not
[Page 487]
In this book:Jerome Epistol. Lib. Part. 3. Ep. 2.
Originally:Hieronimus Epistol. Lib. Part. 3. Ep. 2.
[Page 487]
In this book:Bibliotheca vet. Patr. in Mat. v. Oecumenius in Jac.
Originally:Bibliotheca vet. Patr. in Mat. v. OEcumenius in Jac.
[Page 490]
In this book:Jerome ad Ocean. It. Lib. Epist. P. 3. Tom. 1. Ep. 2.
Originally:Hierom. ad Ocean. It. Lib. Epist. P. 3. Tom. 1. Ep. 2.
[Page 492] [Footnote 164]
In this book:Isa. 11. 9.
Originally:Isa. 65. 24.
[Page 500]
In this book:then are our Adversaries good Christians indeed,
Originally:then are our Adversaries good Chirstians indeed,
[A Table of the Authors cited in this Book]
In this book:Bellarmine, 172, 438
Originally:Bellarmin, 172, 438
[A Table of the Authors cited in this Book]
In this book:Confession of Augsburgh, 202, 202, 226
Originally:Confession of Ausburgh, 202, 202, 226
[A Table of the Authors cited in this Book]
In this book:Council of Aszansic, 222
Originally:Council of Aszansick, 222
[A Table of the Authors cited in this Book]
In this book:Haimo, 487
Originally:Haymo, 487
[A Table of the Authors cited in this Book]...and moved from H to J
In this book:Jerome, 7, 60, 64, 222, 440, 458, 482, 487, 490
Originally:Hierom, 7, 60, 64, 222, 440, 458, 482, 487, 490
[A Table of the Authors cited in this Book]
In this book:Nicolaus Arnoldus of Franequer, 242, 262, 263, 284,
Originally:Nicholaus Arnoldus of Franequer, 242, 262, 263, 284,
[A Table of the Authors cited in this Book]
In this book:Oecumenius, 487
Originally:OEcumenius, 487
[A Table of the Authors cited in this Book]
In this book:Plato, 159, 486
Originally:Plato, 159, 586
[A Table of the Chief Things]
In this book:A
Originally:(section title missing)
[A Table of the Chief Things] under Minister
In this book:Concerning the Sustentation and... 318 to 329.
Originally:Concerning the Sustentation and... 318 to 229.
[A Table of the Chief Things] main entry Philosopher
In this book:Philosopher, The Heathen Philosopher was brought to
Originally:Philosoher, The Heathen Philosopher was brought to
[A Table of the Chief Things] under preaching
In this book:It is a permanent Institution, 373.
Originally:It is a permanant Institution, 373.
[A Table of the Chief Things] under Quakers
In this book:They do not persecute others, 443.
Originally:They do no persecute others, 443.
[A Table of the Chief Things] main entry Rebecca
In this book:Rebecca, 309.
Originally:Rebeckah, 309.
[A Table of the Chief Things] under Redemption
In this book:It commends the Christian Religion among Infidels,
Originally:It commends the Christian Religion among Infidals,
[A Table of the Chief Things] under Rustick
In this book:He brought a Philosopher unto the Christian Faith, 268.
Originally:He brought a Philospher unto the Christian Faith, 268.
[A Table of the Chief Things] main entry School
In this book:School, Without the School... a Shadow of Knowledge,
Originally:School, Without the School... a Shadow of Kowledge,