Exomologesis, or, A faithfull narration of the occaision and motives of the conversion unto Catholick unity of Hugh-Paulin de Cressy, lately Deane of Laghlin &c. in Ireland and Prebend of Windsore in England now a second time printed with additions and explications by the same author who now calls himself B. Serenus Cressy, religious priest of the holy order of S. Benedict in the convent of S. Gregory in Doway.

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Title: Exomologesis, or, A faithfull narration of the occaision and motives of the conversion unto Catholick unity of Hugh-Paulin de Cressy, lately Deane of Laghlin &c. in Ireland and Prebend of Windsore in England now a second time printed with additions and explications by the same author who now calls himself B. Serenus Cressy, religious priest of the holy order of S. Benedict in the convent of S. Gregory in Doway.
Author: Cressy, Serenus, 1605-1674.
Publication: Paris :: Chez Jean Billaine,; 1653.
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PAge 7. line 25. read observing. p. 16. l. last dele as. p. 19. l 4. r. therefore ought, and. l. 2•••• r: toward which tranquillity. p. 21. l. 22. r Re∣••all. p. 22. l. 19. r. thorough his. p. 26. l. 25. r. Petitions to Q p. 29. l. 3. r. desire not to. p. 32. l. 31. r. customary. p. 33 l. 3. r. Offices & candi∣dati. & l. 11. r. Presbyter••. p. 35. l. 18. r. in Schism. p. 36. l. 17. r. as these. p. 39. l. 3. r. may distu••b •• & dele the last line. p. 40. l. 26. r. them to Luthers. p, 43. l. ul••. r. to justifie. p. 44. l. 6. r. some few. p. 45. l. 12. r. declaration of. p. 47. l•• 14. r. could not. & l. 19. to themselves. p. 54. l. 21. r. exorcised. p. 55. l. 22. r. many. p. 65. l. 12. r. in a greater. & l. 14. dele that. p. 69. l. 14. r. reading. p. 70. l. 1. r. dic, & l. 3. Petrus. p. 72. l. 16. r. were as indulgent. p. 83. l. 23. r. condemn them, p. 86. l. 24. r. Rites. p. 91. l. 10. r. wrote. p. 92. l. 2. r. Texts of. p. 119. l. 17. r. veritati. & l. 28. r. seemingly. p. 122. l. 18. r. in gratitude. p. 123. l•• 1. r. wilbe. p. 127. l. 11. r. Franc. à Sancta Clara. & l. 33. r. in the p. 129. l•• 10. r. divulged. p. 130. l. 7, 8. instead of And therefore, r. Now when. p. 146. l. 13. r. Cha. 7. p. 162. l. 13. r. vi∣sibly. p. 271. l. 8. r. ca. 40. p. 172. l. 25. r. Origen (Praefat. in libr.〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉& l. last Tract in Matth. 29. Cha. 27. p. 173. l•• 32. r. Catech. 18. p. 174. l. 11. r. Witnesse S. Augustin in Psal. 57. p. 175. l. 7. r. (id ib. ca. 10.) p. 176. l. r. dele it. & l. 9. r, (cont. Ep. Fund. ca. 4.) p. 184. l. 26. r. Chap. 26. p. 190. l. 8. dele and. p. 217. of L. l. ••. r. rall, when it shall be proved against them, and when. p. 220. l. 32. r. it can. p. 234. l. 11. r. re∣scuing. p. 241. l. 6. dele upon. p. 248. l. 16. dele ••.

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p. 275. l. i. r. Traditions. p. 262. l. 25. r. pro∣ceed chiefly from. p. 276. l. 5. r. are of. p. 361. l. 9. r. Be ye. p. 362. l. 2. r. martyrdoms. p. 365. l. 7. r. blame me. p. 379. l. 21. r. and in. p. 385. l. 14. r. then they. & l. 18. r. in Scrip-p. 429. l. 5. r. vain and unprofitable Phi-& l. 11. r. thousand need∣lesse objections. p. 432. l. 20. r. especiall. p. 439. l. 6. r. respect. p. 442. l. 18. for Arrius r. A••rius. p. 446. l. 11. r. imprudence. p. 456. l. 27. r. admitted. p. 455. l. 17. r. cautelously. p. 492. l. 24. r. an Answer. p. 498. l. 5. r. will premise this•••• p. 485. l. 31. r. such a lie. p. 500. l. 13. r. and without. p. 522. r. Servetus, and p. 518. l. 16. r. implies. p. 544. l. last r. or false.

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