The noveltie of poperie discovered and chieflie proven by Romanists out of themselves / by William Guild ...

Title

The noveltie of poperie discovered and chieflie proven by Romanists out of themselves / by William Guild ...

Author

Guild, William, 1586-1657.

Publication

Aberdene :: Printed by Iames Brown,

1656.

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Subject terms

Catholic Church -- Controversial literature.

Anti-Catholicism.

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Contents

• title page
• TO The worshipfull, and worthie of all respect, DAVID WILKIE Dean of gild of Edinburgh.
• CHAPTER I.
• CHAPT. II.
  • The Poynts are these that follow.
• CHAPT. III.
• CHAPT. IV.
• CHAPTER V.
• CHAPTER VI.
  • The Spanish Prohibition, of having the Bible in anie vulgar tongue, or anie wayes to reade the same, set foorth by Don Bernardo de Sandonal, i rozas, Car∣dinall of S. Anasia, Arch∣bishop of Toledo, Primate of Spayne, and Inquisitor generall.
  • The same in English.
• CHAPT. VII.
• CHAPTER VIII.
• CHAPT. IX.
• CHAPTER X.
• CHAPTER XI.
• CHAPT. XII.
• CHAPTER XIII.
• CHAPT. XIV.
  • An advertisement to the Reader.
• CHAPTER XV.
• CHAPT. XVI.
• CHAPT. XVII.
• CHAPT. XVIII.
• CHAPTER XIX.
• CHAPTER XX.
• CHAPTER XXI.
• AN APPENDIX To this Treatise Of the Noveltie of Poperie: Clearlie showing next, The antiquitie of the Pro∣testant Religion.
• AN ANSWERE, Then, 1. to that vsuall and custom∣able Question, Whereby the Roma∣nistes aske vs, where was our Religion be∣fore Luther?
• AN ANSWERE, To that other common and customable Question of the Romanistes, Whereby they aske, what became of the soules of all our Predecessoures, who died in the tyme of Poperie, before the Reformation?