The consecration and succession, of Protestant bishops justified, the Bishop of Duresme vindicated, and that infamous fable of the ordination at the Nagges head clearly confuted by John Bramhall ...
- Title
- The consecration and succession, of Protestant bishops justified, the Bishop of Duresme vindicated, and that infamous fable of the ordination at the Nagges head clearly confuted by John Bramhall ...
- Author
- Bramhall, John, 1594-1663.
- Publication
- Gravenhagh :: By John Ramzey,
- 1658.
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- Episcopacy.
- Bishops -- England.
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Contents
- title page
- CHAP. I. The occasion of this Treatise.
- CHAPT. II. The Vindication of the Bishop of Duresme.
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CHAP. III. Three reasons against the Nagges head Consecration,
1. from the Contra∣dictions of the Relaters,2. from the latenesse of the Discovery,3. from the Strictnesse of our lavves. - CHAP. III. The fourth and fifth reasons against this improbable fiction, from the no necessity of it, and the lesse ad∣vantage of it.
- CHAP, IIII. The sixth and seventh reasons, that all the Records of England are diametrally opposite to their Rela∣tion, and do establith our Relation.
- CHAPT. V. The eighth ninth and tenth reasons against that fabulous relation, from the Authority of our Statute, the booke of the lifes of the Arch-Bishops of Canterbury, and all sorts of witnesses.
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CHAPT. VI. The Nagg
s head Ordination is but a late devise. Of the Earle of Not∣tingham, Bishop Bancroft, Do∣ctor Stapleton▪ the Statute 8. El.1. And the Queenes dispnsation. - CAP. VII. Of Bishop Bonner, the Reordina∣tion of our Clergy, the quality of their witnesses, Mr. Fitzher∣berts suspicions, the testimony of their Doctors, and the Publi∣shing of our Register before Mr. Mason
- CAP. VIII. Dr. VVhitaker and Dr. Fulke defen∣ded, Bishop Barlowes Consecration justified, of Iohn Stowes Testimony, and the Earle of Notinghams &c.
- CAP. IX. The Fathers insist too much upon the Authority of their ovvn party, VVhy Consecration is not mentio∣ned at Restitution, The exactnesse of our Records justified.
- CHA. XI. Of our formes of Episcopall and priestly ordination, of Zuinglia∣nisme, of Arch Bishop Lavvd, of ceremonies. Our assurance of our Orders.
- ERRATA.