A treatise of Communion under both species by James Benigne Bossuet.
- Title
- A treatise of Communion under both species by James Benigne Bossuet.
- Author
- Bossuet, Jacques Bénigne, 1627-1704.
- Publication
- Printed at Paris :: by Sebastian Mabre Cramoisy,
- 1685.
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- Subject terms
- Lord's Supper -- Communion in both elements.
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- Cite this Item
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"A treatise of Communion under both species by James Benigne Bossuet." In the digital collection Early English Books Online 2. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A28850.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed May 21, 2024.
Contents
- title page
- THE PƲBLISHER TO THE READER.
- A TABLE OF THE ARTICLES contained in this Treatise.
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A TREATISE OF COMMUNION UNDER BOTH SPECIES.
- A division of this discourse into two parts.
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THE FIRST PART. The Practise and judgement of the Church from the first ages.
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§ I.
An Explication of this Practise. -
§ II.
Four authentick Customes to shew the judgement of the Primi∣tive Church. -
§ III.
Second Custome. Communion of little Infants. -
§ IV.
Third Custome. Domestick Communion. -
§ V.
Fourth Custome. -
§ VI.
The Masse of Holy Fryday, and that of the Presanctifyed. -
§ VII.
The sentiments and the practise of the last ages, grounded upon the sentiments and practise of the primitive Church.
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§ I.
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THE SECOND PART. Principles upon which are esta∣blished the judgement and practise of the Church: of which principles the Pretended Re∣formers make use as well as wee.
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§ I.
First Principle. -
§ II.
Second Principle. -
§ III.
That the Pretended Reformers do agree with us in this prin∣ciple, and can have no other foundation of their discipline. -
§. IV.
The third Principle. The law ought to be explained by constant and perpetuall Practise. -
§ V.
A proofe from the observances of the old Testament. -
§ VI.
A proofe from the observances of the New Testament. -
§ VII.
Communion under one Species was established without contradiction. -
§ VIII.
A refutation of the History con∣cerning the taking away of the Cupp written by M. Ju∣rieux. -
§. IX.
A reflection upon concomitan∣cy, and upon the doctrine of the sixth chapter of Saint Johns Gospel. -
§ X.
Some objections solved by the precedent Doctrine. -
§ XI.
A reflection upon the manner how the Pretended Reformers make use of Scripture. -
§ XII.
Occurring difficultyes: vain sub∣tilityes of the Calvinists, and of M. Jurieux: the judgment of antiquity concerning conco∣mitancy: reverence exhibited to JESUS-CHRISTin the Eucharist: the doctrine of this Treatise confirmed.
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§ I.