A discharge of five imputations of mis-allegations, falsly charged upon the (now) Bishop of Duresme, by an English baron Shewing, that no solid or reall answer is to be expected, from the Romish party, to his late booke (against their Masse) so greatly maligned by them.

Title

A discharge of five imputations of mis-allegations, falsly charged upon the (now) Bishop of Duresme, by an English baron Shewing, that no solid or reall answer is to be expected, from the Romish party, to his late booke (against their Masse) so greatly maligned by them.

Author

Morton, Thomas, 1564-1659.

Publication

London :: Printed by M[iles] F[lesher] for R. Milbourne at the signe of the Greyhound in Pauls Churchyard,

1633.

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Subject terms

Arundell of Wardour, Thomas Arundell, -- Baron, ca. 1560-1639.

Mass -- Controversial literature -- Early works to 1800.

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"A discharge of five imputations of mis-allegations, falsly charged upon the (now) Bishop of Duresme, by an English baron Shewing, that no solid or reall answer is to be expected, from the Romish party, to his late booke (against their Masse) so greatly maligned by them." In the digital collection Early English Books Online. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A07804.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed April 30, 2024. content_copy

Contents

• title page
• TO THE RIGHT HONOVRABLE, the Lord Ar: Baron.
• A SECOND ADVERTISE∣ment to all Priests and Jesuites of the English Seminaries, wishing to them Grace, and Peace in Christ JESUS.
• THE SVMMARY CON∣tents of this Discharge, con∣cerning the Five Allega∣tions excepted against.
• Faults escaped in some Copies.
• A DISCHARGE OF the Five Imputations of MIS-ALLEGATIONS charged upon the Lo: Bp. by an English Baron.
  • The L. Baron his Entrance.
    • The Lord Bps. Answer.
  • The first part of this Discourse, which concerneth the Allegations.
    • The Lords Suggester.
      • The Lord Bps. Answer.
    • The first Principall Exception a∣gainst the Allegations by the Lords Suggester (in his Let∣ters) as followeth.
      • The Lord Bps. Answer, discovering the inexcusa∣ble Falsehood of this first Objection.
    • The Lords Suggestor his Reply, for covert of his former False∣hood.
      • The Lord Bps Answer, shew∣ing the Suggester his wil∣fulnesse in falsifying, in his first Exception; even from his owne Confession.
• part
  • The Lords Suggestor his first Evasion.
    • The Lo: Bps Answer.
  • The Lord Suggester his second Evasion.
    • The Lord Bps. Answer.
  • The Lords Suggester his third Evasion.
    • The Lo: Bps Answer.
    • The Lords Suggester his Confir∣mation of the former Evasion.
    • The Lo: Bps Answer.
  • The Lords Suggester his fourth Evasion.
    • The Lo: Bps Answer.
  • The Lords Suggester his fift E∣vasion.
    • The Lo: Bps. Answer.
  • The Lords Suggester his sixt E∣vasion.
    • The Lo: Bps. Answer.
  • The Lords Suggester his last E∣vasion.
    • The Lo: Bps. Answer.
• The Lords Suggester, touching the Romish words of Conse∣cration.
  • The Lo: Bps. Answer.
• Of the sixe Tropes, in Christs words of Institution, objected by the Lo: Bishop, in confuta∣tion of the Romish doctrine.
  • The Lords Suggester his Preface to his owne Reply hereunto, by his first Evasion.
    • The Lo: Bps Answer.
  • The Lords Suggester his second Evasion.
    • The Lo: Bps Answer.
  • The Shackles, which the Lords Suggester draweth upon his owne heeles, by his volunta∣ry Promise.
    • The Lo: Bps Answer.
    • The Lo: Bishops Conclusion, upon the Premises.
  • Particularly now of the Sixe Tropes, confessed to be in the words of Christs Instituti∣on of the Sacrament of his blessed Body and Blood.
    • The Lords Suggester.
      • The Lo: Bps Answer.
    • The Lords Suggester his maligne Suspicion.
      • The Lo: Bps Answer.
    • Of the first two of these Tro∣picall Words of Christ his Insti∣tution, [GIVEN, and SHED.]
      • The Lords Suggester his first E∣vasion.
        • The Lord Bps. Answer.
      • The Lords Suggester his second Evasion.
        • The Lord Bps. Answer.
      • The Lords Suggester, alleaging the vulgar latine Translation.
        • The Lo: Bps Answer.
      • The Lords Suggester his notable Example.
        • The Lo: Bps. Answer.
      • The Lords Suggester his third Evasion, by a plaine Paradoxe.
        • The Lo: Bps. Answer.
      • The Lords Suggester his fourth Evasion.
        • The Lo: Bps Answer.
    • Of the Tropes in the the next two words, CUP, and TESTAMENT.
      • The Lord Suggester his notably false, yet most peremptory As∣sertion, and Evasion.
        • The Lo. Bps Answer.
        • The L. Bishops second An∣swer, concerning the Suggesters prodigious Peremptorinesse.
      • The Lords Suggester his second Evasion.
        • The Lo: Bps Answer.
      • The Lords Suggester his Obje∣cting of the plaine speeches of the Euangelists.
        • The Lord Bps. Answer.
      • The Lords Suggester his foule Intanglement.
        • The Lo: Bps Answer.
    • Of the Trope, in the word, BREAD.
      • The Lords Suggester.
        • The Lo: Bps. Answer.
    • Of the Trope in the word, EATE, used in the Institu∣tion of Christ.
      • The Lords Suggester his first E∣vasion.
        • The Lo: Bps. Answer.
      • The Lords Suggester his Obje∣ction.
        • The Lo: Bps. Answer.
      • The Lords Suggester his Conclu∣sion, in this his first Evasion.
        • The Lo: Bps. Answer.
      • The Lords Suggester his second Evasion.
        • The Lo: Bps Answer.
    • Of the Words, BREAKE, EATE, and DRINKE, out of Maldonate and Brerely.
      • The Lords Suggester, his Excep∣tions.
        • The Lord Bps. Answer.
      • Of the word, [DRINKE.] The Lords Suggester.
        • The Lo: Bps Answer.
      • The Lords Suggester.
        • The Lo: Bps Answer.
      • The Lords Suggester.
        • The Lo. Bps Answer.
      • The Lords Suggester.
        • The Lo: Bps Answer.
      • The Lords Suggester his offer to tell a Tale.
        • The Lo: Bps Answer.
      • The Lords Suggester his merry Tale.
        • The Lo: Bps Answer.
      • The Lords Suggester his Appli∣cation, upon his Tale.
        • The Lo: Bps. Answer.
      • The Lords Suggester.
        • The Lo: Bps. Answer.
      • The Lords Suggester.
        • The Lord Bps. Answer.
      • The Lords Suggester his last, and most Generall Evasion.
        • The Lo: Bps. Answer.
      • The Lords Suggester, his Con∣firmation.
        • The Lo: Bps Answer.
      • The Lords Suggester his rely∣ing upon the Authority of S. Augustine, in this Question.
        • The Lo: Bps Answer, by con∣senting to the Authority of S. Augustine.
      • S. Augustine his Vmpirage and full Determination of this whole question, concerning the ex∣position of Christ his speech; whe∣ther it be figurative or not; first from the rules of Interpreting.
        • Arguments out of other Posi∣tions of S. Augustine.
      • The Lord Baron himselfe.
        • The Lo: Bps. Answer.
      • The Lord Baron himselfe.
        • The Lo: Bps. Answer.
      • The Lord Baron himselfe.
        • The Lo: Bps. Answer.
• THE SECOND PRINCI∣PALL EXCEPTI∣on taken against my Allegations.
  • The Lords Suggester.
    • The Lo: Bps Answer.
  • The Lords Suggester his Exce∣ption, touching the Sense of Suarez.
    • The Lo: Bps. Answer.
  • The Lords Suggester.
    • The Lo: Bps. Answer.
  • The Lords Suggester.
    • The Lo: Bps Answer.
  • The Lords Suggester.
    • The Lo: Bps Answer.
• part
  • The third principall Exception, a∣gainst the Allegations, by the Lords Suggester.
    • The Lo: Bps Answer.
• part
  • The fourth principall Exception against my Allegations, by the Lords Suggester.
    • The Lo: Bps Answer.
• part
  • The fift principall Exception a∣gainst my Allegations, by the Lords Suggester.
    • The Lord Bps. Answer.
  • The Lords Suggester.
    • The Lo: Bps Answer.
  • The Lords Suggester.
    • The Lo. Bps Answer.
  • The Lord Baron his owne Epi∣logue, pleading Charitie.
    • The Lo: Bps Answer, justifi∣ing himself in all his other Proofes, even by the Exceptions now taken against him.
• A LATE SLANDE∣rous Crimination, made BY A ROMISH PRIEST against the Lo: Bp. by obje∣cting M. Parsons his Sober Reckoning against him.
  • The Lord Bishops Answere to the Romish Priest, shewing the Faithlesnesse of his Crimination.
  • The Lo: Bps Justification of himselfe, against M. Parsons; First, in generall, inserting, for his Readers delight, M. Parsons his Syllogisme, and notable Trick of not answering.
  • The excellency of Mr Par∣sons his Penne, in respect of others of his order.
  • That Mr Parsons his Pen, by reason of falsity and bitternesse, made him unworthy to object Fal∣sifications to any other; by the cen∣sure of Romish Priests.
• TEN PARTICVLAR Instances of such false Imputa∣tions of Falsities, by Mr Par∣sons, unto the Lord Bp: which any sensible man may di∣scerne at the first view.
  • M. Parsons his Griefe, before his death, published by a Ro∣mish Priest.
  • That the Romish Church hath provided, that her Clergie can scarce possibly be legally accused, be they never so Criminall.
• THE SECOND PART of this Discharge, against the Exceptions taken to the Lord Bishops Acerbity of Style, by the Lay Lord himselfe.
  • The Lord Baron himselfe.
    • The Lord Bps Answer.
  • The Lord Barons first Instance.
    • The Lord Bps Answer.
  • The L. Barons second Instance.
    • The Lord Bps Answer.
  • The L. Barons third Instance.
    • The Lord Bps Answer.
  • The Lord Barons Reply.
    • The Lord Bps Answer.
  • The Lds Instance in his Letter.
    • The Lord Bps Answer.
  • The Lord Barons Objection, in his Replie.
    • The Lord Bps Answer.
  • The Lord Barons Objection.
    • The Lord Bps Answer.
  • The Lord Barons Objection.
    • The Lord Bps Answer.
  • The Lord Baron his fifth In∣stance, and most urgent, bitter, and gallfull Exception against Bitternesse.
    • The Lord Bps Answer.
  • The Lord Barons Objection.
    • The Lord Bps Answer.
  • The Lord Barons Objection.
    • The Lord Bps Answer.
  • The Lord Barons Objection.
    • The Lord Bps Answer.
  • The Lord Barons Objection.
    • The Lord Bps Answer.
  • The Lord Barons Objection.
    • The Lord Bps Answer.
  • The Lord Barons Objection.
    • The Lord Bps Answer.
  • The Lord Barons Objection.
    • The Lord Bps Answer.
  • The Lord Barons Objection.
    • The Lord Bps Answer.
  • The Lord Barons Accommoda∣tion.
    • The Lord Bps Answer.
  • The Lord Barons tacit menacing.
    • The Lord Bps Answer.
  • The Lord Barons Admonition.
    • The Lord Bps Answer.
    • The Lord Bps Conclusion.