The secret policy of the Iansenists, and the present state of the Sorbon. Discovered by a doctour of that faculty, who having learnt Iansenisme when he studied divinity, vnder a master that taught it there publickly, has been since disabused, & followes the Catholick party. / Translated out of the French copie.
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The secret policy of the Iansenists, and the present state of the Sorbon. Discovered by a doctour of that faculty, who having learnt Iansenisme when he studied divinity, vnder a master that taught it there publickly, has been since disabused, & followes the Catholick party. / Translated out of the French copie.
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Deschamps, Etienne Agard.
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Printed at Troyes, :: by Christian Roman, at the Sign of True Faith near the great Church.,
M. DC. LXVII. [i.e. 1667]
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"The secret policy of the Iansenists, and the present state of the Sorbon. Discovered by a doctour of that faculty, who having learnt Iansenisme when he studied divinity, vnder a master that taught it there publickly, has been since disabused, & followes the Catholick party. / Translated out of the French copie." In the digital collection Early English Books Online 2. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A82031.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed June 13, 2024.
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THE PRINTER TO THE READER.
THe Chevallier des TROIS∣PONTS having given me the perusal of this writing, which was composed by a friend of his, a Doctour of Paris, after his conversion, to satisfy some questions which be had proposed vnto him: I thought good, with his leave, to print it that Catholicks may with more ease, avoid the snares of the Iansenists, when they see them layd open, & thos Doctors of Sorbon, who have suffered themselves to be surprized, may follow their brothers example, in their conversion, & purge their Faculty of Iansenisme.
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