Keimåelia 'ekklåesiastika, The historical and miscellaneous tracts of the Reverend and learned Peter Heylyn, D.D. now collected into one volume ... : and an account of the life of the author, never before published : with an exact table to the whole.

CHAP. V. The Doctrine of the Remonstrants, and the story of them, until their final Condemna∣tion in the Synod of Dort.

• 1. The Doctrine of the Remonstrants ancienter than Calvinism in the Belgick Churches, and who they were that stood up for it before Ar∣minius, Page 525
• 2. The first undertakings of Arminius, his prefer∣ment to the Divinity-Chair at Leiden, his Com∣mendations and death, Page 526
• 3. The occasion of the Name Remonstrants, and Contra-Remonstrants; the Controversie re∣duced to five Points, and those disputed at the Hague, in a publick Conference, ibid.
• 4 The said five Points according to their several Heads first tendred at the Hague, and after at the Synod at Dort, Page 527
• 5. The Remonstrants persecuted by their Opposites, put themselves under the protection of Barnevelt, and by his means obtained a collection of their Doctrine. Barnevelt seised and put to death by the Prince of Orange, Page 528
• 6. The Calling of the Synod of Dort, the parallel betwixt it and the Council at Trent, both in the conduct of the business against their Adversaries, and the differences amongst themselves, Page 529
• 7. The breaking out of the differences in the Synod in open Quarrels, between Martinius one of the Divines of Breeme, and some of the Divines of Holland; and on what occasions, ibid.
• 8. A Copy of the Letter from Dr. Belconqual to S. Dudly Carleton, his Majesties Resident at the Hague, working the violent prosecutions of those Quarrels by the Dutch Divines, Page 530
• 9. A further prosecution of the parallel between the Council and the Synod, in reference to the Ar∣ticles used in the draught upon the Canons and Decrees of either, and the doubtful meaning of them both, Page 531
• 10. The quarrelling Parties joyn together against the Remonstrants, denying them any place in the Synod, and finally dismist them in a furious Ora∣tion made by Boyerman, without any hearing, Page 532
• 11. The Synodists indulgent to the damnable Do∣ctrines of Macorius, and unmerciful in the ba∣nishment or extermnation of the poor Remon∣strants, ibid.
• 12. Scandalously defamed, to make them odious, and those of their persuasions in other places, Ejected, Persecuted, and Disgraced. Page 533