Synodicon in Gallia reformata, or, The acts, decisions, decrees, and canons of those famous national councils of the reformed churches in France being I. a most faithful and impartial history of the rise, growth, perfection and decay of the reformation in that kingdom, with its fatal catastrophe upon the revocation of the Edict of Nants in the year 1685 : II. the confession of faith and discipline of those churches : III. a collection of speeches, letters, sacred politicks, cases of conscience, and controversies in divinity, determined and resolved by those grave assemblies : IV. many excellent expedients for preventing and healing schisms in the churches and for re-uniting the dismembred body of divided Protestants : V. the laws, government, and maintenance of their colleges, universities and ministers, together with their exercise of discipline upon delinquent ministers and church-members : VI. a record of very many illustrious events of divine providence relating to those churches : the whole collected and composed out of original manuscript acts of those renowned synods : a work never be extant in any language.

The Tenth Roll of the Churches, Pastors and Pro∣posans in the Province of Higher Languedoc, and Higher Guienne.

The First Colloquy, of Albigeois.
Churches	Ministers.
Castres	Mr Duadet
Mr Balleran
Mr Josion
Realmont	Mr Raffin
Lombes	Mr Severac
La Cauve	Mr. l'Allemand
Vianne	Mr de Miramont
Angles	Mr Cazaux
Vabry	Mr Affier, or Acier
Bassac	Mr de Sages
St. Amone	Mr Beranger
Pourdelac	Mr Maulieres
Requecourbé	Mr Bourgaut
Castelnau	Mr. Offrion
Briteste	Mr. Favre
Vaines	Mr. Castelfranc
The Second Colloquy, of Lauragais.
Churches	Ministers.
Puylaurens	Mr. Voisin the Eldest Brother
Mr. La Curve
Cuq	Mr. Voisin the Younger
Le Mont St. Puelles	Mr. Aubriol
St. Paul	Mr. Villemur
Mazamet	Mr. Roussel
Cormant	Mr. Candomere
Venel	Mr. Lespmasse
The Third Colloquy, of Rouergue.
Churches	Ministers.
Milhaud	Mr. Du Teil
Mr. Jolly the Elder Bro∣ther
St. Romederac	Mr. Jolly the Young. Bro.
St. Affrique	Mr. Boutoux
Brusques Murasson	Mr. Remiral
The Fourth Colloquy, of Foix.
Churches	Ministers.
Pamiers	Mr. Froger
Les Bordes	Mr. Du Puy L'aisné
Foix	Mr. Ollier
More	Mr. Roger
Mazeres	Mr. Ologary
Caulmont	Mr. Givaudan
Saverdun	Mr. Du Puy junior
La Bastide	Mr. Bourgade
Camerade	Mr. Austre
The Fifth Colloquy, of Armagnac.
Churches	Ministers.
Lectoure	Mr. Savoye
Mauvoisin	Mr. Gardesi. He was a most severe Nathan to Henry IV.
Puygasque	Mr. Monin
L'Isle Jourdain	Mr. Du Prat
Le Masde Verdun	Mr. Constans
Carrouillin	Mr. Falgueirac
Sievras & Soubieres	Mr. La Font
The Sixth Colloquy, of Lower Quercy.
Churches	Ministers.
Montaubon	Mr. Michael Beraud the Father
Mr. Tenans
Mr. Bernard Sonis
Mr. Mark Anthony Be∣noist
Negrepelisse	Mr. Girard
Caussade	Mr. Le Grand
Voyliac	Mr. Galiaste
St. Antonin	Mr. Tolosani

Villemur	Mr. Forgereau, removed to Rochefoucaud, in the Colloquy of the Lower Poictou
Bruniquet	Mr. Tremble
Albias	Mr. Charles (the Father) dead
Maussac	Mr. Richard
Campagnac	Mr. Vrisse
St. Leophary	Mr. Richeteau

Ministers, Emeriti, 1. Mr. Nadal, 2. Mr. Tayaut, 3. Mr. Grave, 4. Mr. Causse, 5. Mr Goudon. The Province of Higher Languedoc, and Higher Guienne had in all 64 Pastors, 6 Churches, and 6 Proposans to be provided for; and 4 Pastors more for the Higher Auvergne, which makes 80 Portions in all for that Province, amounting to 4836 Crowns, 17 Sous, and 11 De∣niers.