MOTIVE III.
Because, if any credit may be giuen to as credi∣table records as any are extant, the Doctrine of the Catholicks hath byn frequently confirmed; and the opposite doctrine of Protestants, confounded with supernaturall, and diuine miracles.
Motives maintained. Or a reply vnto M. Chillingvvorthes ansvvere to his ovvne motiues of his conuersion to Catholike religion
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- Motives maintained. Or a reply vnto M. Chillingvvorthes ansvvere to his ovvne motiues of his conuersion to Catholike religion
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- Knott, Edward, 1582-1656.
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- [Saint-Omer :: English College Press],
- Permissu superiorum. 1638.
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