CHAPTER I. | |
The Church of Henry viii. | |
| Influences in England making for the Reformation. Lollardy, Hatred of the Clergy, Humanism, Luther | [315] |
| The marriage of Henry and Catharine of Aragon, and the doubts entertained of its validity | [322] |
| The Revolt of England from Roman jurisdiction | [ 325] |
| The Ten Articles and the Injunctions | [ 333] |
| The Bishops’ Book, and its teaching | [ 336] |
| The English Bible | [ 337] |
| Projected alliance with the German Protestants | [ 340] |
| The visitation and dissolution of monasteries | [ 343] |
| The Six Articles and the King’s Book | [ 347] |
CHAPTER II. | |
The Reformation under Edward vi. | |
| The Injunctions and the Articles of Inquiry | [ 351] |
| The condition of the English Clergy | [ 353] |
| The First Prayer-Book of King Edward VI. | [ 356] |
| Continental Reformers in England | [ 358] |
| The Second Prayer-Book of King Edward VI. | [ 361] |
| Beginnings of the controversy about Vestments | [ 364] |
CHAPTER III. | |
The Reaction under Mary. | |
| The beginnings of Queen Mary’s reign | [ 368] |
| The restoration of England to the papal obedience | [ 371] |
| The Injunctions and the Visitation | [ 374] |
| The revival of heresy laws and the persecutions | [ 375] |
| The martyrdom of Cranmer | [ 378] |
CHAPTER IV. | |
The Settlement under Elizabeth. | |
| Elizabeth resolves to be a Protestant. The political situation | [ 385] |
| The Act of Supremacy and the Act of Uniformity | [ 390] |
| The Elizabethan Prayer-Book | [ 396] |
| The Act of Uniformity and the Rubric about Ornaments | [ 402] |
| The dealings with recalcitrant clergymen | [ 408] |
| The Thirty-Nine Articles | [ 411] |
| How Discipline was regulated | [ 417] |
| The character of the Elizabethan settlement | [ 418] |
BOOK V.
ANABAPTISM AND SOCINIANISM.
CHAPTER I. | |
Revival of Mediæval Anti-Ecclesiastical Movements. | |
| Mediæval Nonconformists | [ 421] |
| The Anti-Trinitarians | [ 424] |
CHAPTER II. | |
Anabaptism. | |
| The mediæval roots of Anabaptism | [ 430] |
| Anabaptism organisation | [ 434] |
| Varieties of teaching among the Anabaptists | [ 437] |
| Anabaptists object to a State Church | [ 442] |
| The Anabaptists in Switzerland. Their persecution | [ 445] |
| Anabaptist hymnology | [ 449] |
| The Kingdom of God in Münster | [ 451] |
| Bernhard Rothmann and his work in Münster | [ 452] |
| Dutch Anabaptists in Münster | [ 459] |
| Polygamy in Münster | [ 463] |
CHAPTER III. | |
Socinianism. | |
| Lelio and Fausto Sozzini | [ 470] |
| Socinianism took its rise from a criticism of Doctrines | [ 473] |
| Socinianism and the Scoto-Pelagian theology | [ 474] |
| The doctrines of God, the Work of Christ and the Church | [ 477] |
BOOK VI.
THE COUNTER-REFORMATION.
CHAPTER I. | ||
The Necessity of a Reformation of some sort universally admitted. | ||
| Variety of complaints against the mediæval Church | [ 484] | |
| Formation of local churches | [ 487] | |
CHAPTER II. | ||
The Spanish Conception of a Reformation. | ||
| § 1. | The religious condition of Spain | [ 488] |
| § 2. | The reformation under Ximenes | [ 490] |
| § 3. | The Spaniards and Luther | [ 493] |
| § 4. | Pope Adrian VI. and the Spanish Reformation | [ 496] |
CHAPTER III. | ||
Italian liberal Roman Catholics and their Conception of a Reformation. | ||
| § 1. | The religious condition of Italy | [ 501] |
| § 2. | Italian Roman Catholic Reformers | [ 504] |
| § 3. | Cardinals Contarini and Caraffa | [ 513] |
| § 4. | The Conference at Regensburg | [ 519] |
CHAPTER IV. | ||
Ignatius Loyola and the Company of Jesus. | ||
| § 1. | At Manresa | [ 525] |
| § 2. | Ignatius at Paris. The ecclesiastical situation at Paris | [ 533] |
| § 3. | The Spiritual Exercises | [ 538] |
| § 4. | Ignatius in Italy | [ 545] |
| § 5. | The Society of Jesus | [ 549] |
CHAPTER V. | ||
The Council of Trent. | ||
| § 1. | The assembling of the Council | [ 564] |
| § 2. | Procedure at the Council | [ 568] |
| § 3. | Restatement of Doctrines | [ 570] |
| The Doctrine of the Rule of Faith | [ 572] | |
| Original Sin and Justification | [ 575] | |
| § 4. | The second meeting of the Council | [ 581] |
| § 5. | The third meeting of the Council | [ 587] |
| The position of the Pope strengthened | [ 593] | |
CHAPTER VI. | ||
The Inquisition and the Index. | ||
| § 1. | The Inquisition in Spain | [ 597] |
| § 2. | The Inquisition in Italy | [ 600] |
| § 3. | The Index of prohibited books | [ 602] |
| § 4. | The Society of Jesus and the Counter-Reformation | [ 606] |