An enquiry into the constitution, discipline, unity & worship of the primitive church that flourished within the first three hundred years after Christ faithfully collected out of the extant writings of those ages / by an impartial hand.
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An enquiry into the constitution, discipline, unity & worship of the primitive church that flourished within the first three hundred years after Christ faithfully collected out of the extant writings of those ages / by an impartial hand.
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King, Peter King, Lord, 1669-1734.
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London :: Printed for Jonathan Robinson ... and John Wyat ...,
1691.
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Church polity -- History -- Early church, ca. 30-600.
Church history -- Primitive and early church, ca. 30-600.
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POSTCRIPT.
BEcause some Practises and Customs men∣tioned in the precedent Treatise, were not from the first Plantation of Christianity, but were afterwards introduced; and others might not be universal, but only followed in some particular Churches, it will not be unne∣cessary to add a Table of the Names, Age, and Country of those Fathers, and of their Con∣temporaries, who have been cited by us, that so we may guess at the time when such Cu∣stoms were brought in, and know the Places where they were chiefly practised.
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Names.
Countries.
Age.
Several Synods held in
Africa between
Anno Christi 250 & 260.
Alexander Bishop of
Jerusalem,
Anno 228
Anonymus apud Euseb. lib. 5. cap. 16. p. 182.
Lesser Asia,
170
Anicetus Bishop of
Rome,
154
The Synodical Letter of—
the Council of Antioch, held
Anno 265
Apollinaris Bishop of
〈◊〉〈◊〉 in Lesser Asia,
170
Apollonius—
200
Asturius—
Palastina,
260
Aurelius—
Carthage,
〈◊〉〈◊〉
Artemon—
196
Babylas Bishop of
Antioch,
246
Saint Barnabas
50
Basilides the Heretick
Alexandria,
134
Basilides a Bishop in
Spain,
258
Celerinus—
Carthage,
253
Letters of the Clergy of Rome, to the Clergy
of Carthage, writ between.
Anno 250, & 〈◊〉〈◊〉
Clemens Bishop of
Rome,
70
Clemens of
Alexandria,
204
Cornelius Bishop of
Rome,
252
Crescens Bishop of
Certa in Africa,
258
Cyprian Bishop of
Carthage,
250
Dionysius Bishop of
Corinth,
172
Dionysius Bishop of
Alexandria,
260
Eusebius a Deacon of
Alexandria.
259
Fabianus Bishop of
Rome,
Anno 236
Firmilian Bishop of
Caesarea in Cap padoeia,
250
Fortunatus a Schismatic
in Africa,
255
Fortunatus Bishop of
Thucabori in A∣frica,
258
Gregory Bishop of
Neoearsarea,
250
Ignatius Bishop of
Antioch,
109
Irenaeus Bishop of
Lyons,
184
Justin Martyr.
Samaria,
155
Lucius Bishop of
Thebeste in Afri∣ca,
258
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Names.
Countries.
Age.
A Letter of the Churches of Lyons and Vienne.
to the Churches of Asia,
Anno 177
Minucius Felix
Rome,
230
Martialis a Bishop in
Spain,
258
Natalis
Rome,
210
Nemesianus Bishop of
Thubunic in A∣frica,
258
Novatian
Rome,
252
Origen a Presbyter of
Alexandria,
230
Palmas Bishop of
Amastris in Pon∣tus,
196
Paulus Samosatenus Bp. of
Antioch,
265
Plinius an Heathen.
110
Polycarpus Bishop of
Smirna,
140
Polycrates Bishop of
Ephesus,
196
Pontius a Deacon of
Carthage,
260
Privatus Bishop of
Lambese in Afri∣ca,
254
Sabinus Bishop of
Emerita in Spain,
258
Sedatus Bishop of
Turbo in Africa,
258
Secundinus Bishop of
Carpis in Africa,
258
An Epistle of the Church of Smirna to the Church of
Philomilium,
168
Stephen Bishop of
Rome,
258
Tatianus
Syria,
180
Tertullian a Presbyter
of Carthage,
200
Theoctistus Bishop of
Caesarea in Palae∣stina,
228
Theophilus Bishop of
Caesarea in Palae∣stina,
196
Victor Bishop of
Rome,
196
Victorinus Petavionensis
Hungary,
290
Vincentius Bishop of
〈◊〉〈◊〉in Africa
258
Zoticus Bishop of
Comane in Lesser Asia
168
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