The dolefull fall of Andrew Sall, a Jesuit of the fourth vow, from the Roman Catholick apostolick faith lamented by his constant frind, with an open rebuking of his imbracing the confession, contained in the XXXIX Articles of the Church of England.

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The dolefull fall of Andrew Sall, a Jesuit of the fourth vow, from the Roman Catholick apostolick faith lamented by his constant frind, with an open rebuking of his imbracing the confession, contained in the XXXIX Articles of the Church of England.

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French, Nicholas, 1604-1678.

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[Louvain? :: s.n.],

1674.

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Sall, Andrew, 1612-1682.

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Contents

• title page
• recantation and attestation
  • THE RECANTATION OF ANDREW SALL, A JESUIT OF THE FOURTH VOW; (Who had taught Divinity Eighteen years in Spain) MADE IN S. JOHNS Church in Cashel in IRELAND, Before the most reverend Father in GOD, THO: Lord Arch-Bishop of that Diocess: MAY 17th. 1674.
  • attestation
• THE AUTHOR TO THE READER.
• The Iudgments, and Approbations of a venera∣ble and learned Prelate, three Professors of Divini∣ty, and a Licentiat, and Bachelor of the same Facul∣ty, given of the Book intit∣led The Dolefull Fall of An∣drew Sall, &c. in their let∣ters written to the Author therof.
  • Ad auctorem qui deploratissimum Saalis Jesuitae lapsum in Haeresim repa∣rare voluit.
  • approbation
  • The Iudgment of a Praelate of Emi∣nent Dignity.
  • approbation
  • approbation
  • approbation
  • approbation
• Fugam Saalis a sanc∣ta fide, Sacroque; in quo vixit, ordine, damnant, redarguuntque Sanctus Ambrosius & Ter∣tullianus.
• text
  • I. CHAPTER. A Distribution of the contents of this worke.
  • II. CHAPTFR.
  • III. CHAPTER.
  • IV. CHAPTER.
  • V. CHAPTER▪
  • VI. CHAPTER. Of the Doctrin and manners of Luther and some other principall Hereticks.
  • VII. CHAPTER. Of Luthers Doctrin.
  • VIII. CHAPTER. Of Luthers Pride, and con∣tempt of the Fathers: and belying them.
  • IX. CHAPTER. Of Luthers Incontinency.
  • X. CHAPTER. What frutes followed Lu∣thers Doctrin and Re∣formation.
  • XI. CHAPTER. Of Calvins Doctrin, his Ca∣lumnies against Catholicks, and of his Life and Con∣versation.
    • Certaine Calumnies of Cal∣vin, against the Fathers and other Catho∣licks.
    • Of Calvins Life and Con∣versation.
  • XII. CHAPTER. Of Beza's Doctrin and Con∣versation.
  • XIII. CHAPTER. A Brief Relation of the man∣ners and Conversation of others of the Protestant Religion, and preten∣ded Reformers of the Church.
    • Of Zwinglius.
    • Phillip Melankton.
    • Jacobus Andreas, otherwise named Smedelinus.
    • Carolostadius.
    • John Knox.
    • Oecolumpadius.
    • Christopher Goodman.
  • XIV. CHAPTER. A Narration of the English Religion and Reformers in King Edward the 6. Raigne.
    • Who the Contrivers of the XXXIX. Articles and first Reformers of Pro∣testant Religion.
  • XV. CHAPTER. Sall (if hee mindes his Salva∣tion) should not stay in a Church, wherin Murtherers, Traytors, Hereticks, Thee∣ves, Negromansers, and other Mallefactors are Ca∣nnized for Saints.
  • XVI. CHAPTER. The fift Quaere, what Com∣pany hath Sall forsaken, and who are they hee now sticks unto.
    • Hereticks in the Law of Nature.
    • Hereticks in the written Law.
    • Hereticks in the Evangelicall Law.
  • XVII. CHAPTER. A Discussion of some parts of Salls Recantation.
  • XVIII. CHAPTER. The Doctrin of Transubstan∣tiation defended against Sall a new Prote∣stant.
  • XIX. CHAPTER. The Ruthenian and Greeck Church, and the Armenians hold the same in the Ar∣ticle of Transubstan∣tiation, as the Ro∣man Catho∣licks doe.
    • The Greek and Ruthenian Church, Armenians, and others agree in more points of Religion with the Ro∣mans, then with the Prote∣stants of the English Church.
  • XX. CHAPTER. Miracles are ttue and cleare marks of a true Religion, and the power of working them hath been given to the true Church and remaines therin.
  • XXI. CHAPTER. Of undeniable Miracles pro∣ving the Faith and Sanc∣tity of the true Church.
  • XXII. CHAPTER. Six Miracles confirming the Doctrin of the Catholick Church, touching Tran∣substantiation and the Adoration of Christ in the Sacra∣ment.
    • Saint Bernards Miracles.
    • Two other excellent Miracles of Saint Bernard, the one in Millane, the other in Aquitaine.
  • XXIII. CHAPTER. Certaine Advertisments to said Sall.
    • First.
    • The second Advertisment.
    • The third Advertisment.
    • The fourth Advertisment.
    • The fift Advertisment.
      • The first Author.
      • Second Author.
      • Third Author.
      • 4'th Author.
      • 5'th Author.
      • 6'th Author.
      • 7'th Author.
      • 8'th Author.
      • 9'th Author.
    • Sixt Advertisment.
      • Primum Punctum.
      • Secundum Punctum.
      • Tertium Punctum.
    • The seventh and last Advertisment.
  • XXIV. and last CHAPTER. Containing a fervent Exhor∣tation to straying Sall for a tymely returning to his holy Mother the Roman Catholick Church, that there may bee joy in hea∣ven upon a sinner doing Pennace.
• part
• THE TABLE Of the Chapters and Adver∣tisments contayned in this Book are as fol∣loweth.
• ERRATA.