A new history of ecclesiastical writers containing an account of the authors of the several books of the Old and New Testament, of the lives and writings of the primitive fathers, an abridgement and catalogue of their works ... also a compendious history of the councils, with chronological tables of the whole / written in French by Lewis Ellies du Pin.

A Chronological TABLE of the COUNCILS held in the Fourteenth Century, and of their Acts, Let∣ters, Canons, &c.

Councils.	Years	Acts, Letters, Canons, &c.
The Coun∣cil of MElun,	1300	A Renewal of Eight Ec∣clesiastical Constitutions.
The Synod of Colen,	1300	Twenty two Constitutions.
The Synod of Bayeux,	1300	Constitutions divided in∣to 113 Articles.
The Coun∣cil of Auch,	1300	Thirteen Articles.
The Coun∣cil of Compeigne,	1301	Six Articles.
An Assembly at Paris,	1302	Acts.
The Council of Pennafiel,	1302	Fifteen Canons.
An Assembly at Paris,	1303	Acts.
The Coun∣cil of Nogarol,	1303	Nineteen Articles.
The Coun∣cil of Compeigne,	1304	Five Articles.
The Coun∣cil of Auch,	1308	Six Canons.
An Assembly at Tours,	1308	Mention'd in Historians with the Deputations of such as were at it.
The Council of Presburg,	1309	Nine Canons.
The Council of Saltz∣burg,	1310	Five Constitutions renew'd with a particular Decree abo••t Clandest. Marriages.
The Council of Colen,	1310	Twenty eight Articles.
The Council of Paris,	1310	History of that Council.
The Council of Ra∣venna,	1310	Mention'd by the Authors of that time.
The Council of Sa∣lamanca,	1310	Mention'd by the Authors of that time.
The Council of Lon∣don,	1310	Mention'd by the Authors of that time.
The Council of Mentz,	1310	Mention'd by the Authors of that time.
The Council of Ravenna,	1311	Twenty two Constitutions.
The General Council of Vienna,	1311, 1312	Clement V's Letter to call that Council. The Sen∣tence and Letters against the Templars. The Cle∣mentines particularly. 1. Of Faith. 2. Against the Errors of the Begards and Beguines, and 3. concern∣ing the Begging Friars.
The Coun∣cil of Paris,	1314	Three Articles.
The Coun∣cil of Ravenna,	1314	Twenty Canons.
The Coun∣cil of Saumur,	1315	Four Articles.
The Coun∣cil of Nogarol,	1316	Five Canons.
The Council of Senlis,	1316	Letters of Peter de Court∣nay Arch-Bp. of Rheims.
The Council of Senlis,	1317	A Rule concerning Eccle∣siastical Privileges.
The Coun∣cil of Ravenna,	1317	Twenty two Constitutions
The Coun∣cil of Sens,	1320	Four Canons.
The Coun∣cil of London,	1321	Eight Articles.
The Coun∣cil of Valladolid,	1322	Twenty seven Canons.
The Coun∣cil of Colen,	1322	A Confirmation of Rules.
The Council of Paris,	1323	A Renewal of the Consti∣tutions of the Council of Sens in 1320.
The Coun∣cil of Toledo,	1323	Sixteen Canons.
The Coun∣cil of Toledo,	1324	Eight Articles.
The Coun∣cil of Avignon,	1326	Fifty nine Articles.
The Coun∣cil of Complutum,	1326	Two Articles.
The Coun∣cil of Marsiac,	1326	Fifty six Canons.
The Coun∣cil of Senlis,	1326	Seven Constitutions.
The Council of Ruffec,	1327	A Sentence of Interdicti∣on, and a Rule for the Clergy.
The Coun∣cil of London,	1328	Nine Articles.
The Coun∣cil of Compeigne,	1329	Seven Canons.
The Coun∣cil of Paris,	1329	Acts.
The Coun∣cil of Lambeth,	1330	Ten Constitutions.
The Coun∣cil of Marsiac,	1330	Acts.
The Coun∣cil of Macclesfield,	1332	A Rule about the Festivals.
The Coun∣cil of Salamanca,	1335	Seventeen Articles.
The Coun∣cil of Roan,	1335	Thirteen Decrees.
The Coun∣cil of Bourges,	1336	Fourteen Canons.
The Council of Chateau-Gonthier,	1336	Twelve Constitutions.
The Council of Avignon,	1337	A Renewal of the Decrees made the last Council at Avignon, with some new Ones, in all 70 Articles.
An Assembly at Franc∣furt,	1338	A Protestation against the Proceedings of John xxii. against Lewis of Bavaria.
The Council of Toledo,	1338	Five Articles.
The Council of Constantinople,	1340	Mention'd by the Greek Authors of that time.
The Council of Constantinople,	1341	Mention'd by the Greek Authors of that time.
The Council of London,	1341	A Rule against Ambitious Clergy-Men.
The Council of London,	1342	Twelve Canons.
The Council of London,	1343	A Rule about the Privi∣leges of the Clergy.
The Council of Constantinople,	1344	The History of it, and the Sentence of the Patriarch.
The Council of Noyon,	1344	Seventeen Articles.
The Council of Paris,	1346	Thirteen Canons.
The Council of Constantinople,	1346	Mention'd in the Authors of that time.
The Council of Toledo,	1347	Four Articles.
The Council of Constantinople,	1347	A Letter of that Council.
The Council of Lambeth,	1351	A Rule for the Immuni∣ties of the Clergy.
The Council of Beziers,	1351	Eight Rules.
The Council of Constantinople,	1355	Acts of this Council.
The Council of Toledo,	1355	Constitutions.
The Council of Macclesfield,	1362	A Rule for Festivals.
The Council of Lambeth,	1362	Rule for Taxing Chaplains
The Council of Angers,	1365	Thirty three Articles.
The Council of York,	1367	Ten Canons.
The Council of Lavaur,	1368	A Collection of Ecclesiasti∣cal Rules in 133 Articles.
The Council of Narbonne,	1374	Twenty Canons.
The Council of London,	1382	Acts and Judgment of this Council.
The Council of Saltzburg,	1386	Seventeen Constitutions.
The Council of Palenza,	1388	Seven Chapters.
The Council of London,	1391	A Rule about Ecclesiasti∣cal Discipline.
The Council of London,	1396	The Condemnation of Wickliff's Doctrines.
An Assembly of the Clergy of France,	1398	Acts.
An Assembly at Paris,	1403	Acts.
An Assembly at Paris,	1406	Acts.
An Assembly at Paris,	1408	Acts.
An Assembly of the Cardinals at Pisa,	1408	An Act of Appeal, an Appoint∣ment of a Council, and the Ci∣tation of the Two Popes.