The journal of Monsr. de Saint Amour doctor of Sorbonne,: containing a full account of all the transactions both in France and at Rome, concerning the five famous propositions controverted between the Jansenists and the Molinists, from the beginning of that affair till the Popes decision. / Faithfully rendred out of French. ; A like display of the Romish state, court, interests, policies, &c. and the mighty influences of the Jesuites in that church, and many other Christian states, being not hitherto extant.

A CATALOGUE Of the Pieces contain'd in the Collection, according to the same order wherein they are mention'd in the Journal.

• THe Conditions presented to the Faculty of Divinity at Paris for examining the Doctrine of Grace, (mention'd Part 1. Chap. 14.) are to be found in the Collection at Page 3.
• The Letters of some of the Bishops of France to the Pope concerning that of M. de Vabres a∣bout the Five Propositions translated into French, Part 3. chap. 1. is in Latin in the Collection at p. 5.
• The Decree of the Inquisition of Rome (men∣tion'd Part. 3. chap. 6.) importing the sup∣pression of all books written on either side, up∣on occasion of the Contest between the Bishop of Chalcedon and the Jesuites of England; and some other Pieces touching the same mat∣ter, Coll. p. 27.
• A Writing made and publisht at Paris and Rome in July 1651. almost two yeares before the Constitution of Innocent X. in form of a Ma∣nifesto, in behalf of the Divines disciples of Saint Augustin; (mention'd Part 3. chap. 7. and elsewhere in the Journal) is to be found, Coll. p. 35.
• A Writing of F. Morel, one of the Order of the Augustines, and Doctor of the Faculty of Divinity at Paris, full of impostures and ca∣lumnies against Saint Augustin's disciples; (mention'd Part 3. chap. 8.) Coll. p. 139
• Apologetical Memoires, in behalf of the pro∣ceedings of the Ʋniversity of Paris against the certain enterprize of the Irish, (mention'd Part 3. chap. 9.) Coll. p. 126.
• A Manuscript containing divers Resolutions of the Consultors in the Congregation de Auxi∣liis, wherein the main difficulties concerning Grace are determin'd against Molina, and according to the Sentiments of Saint Augu∣stin's disciples, (mention'd Part 3. chap. 10.) Coll. p 31.
• The Letter of M. de Godeau Bishop of Vence to the Pope, (mention'd Part 3. chap. 12.) Coll. p. 6.
• The Letter of M. de Menchal Archbishop of Tholouse (mention'd ibid.) Coll. p. 7.
• The Letter of M. de Palafax Bishop of Ange∣lopolis, (mention'd Part 3. chap. 13.) Coll. p. 11.
• A Manuscript containing sundry Pieces about a great Contest touching absolute Predestina∣tion determin'd by the Council of Trent, in the Affair of M. Grimani Patriarch of A∣quileia, (mention'd Part 4. chap. 9.) Coll. p. 237.
• Three VVritings made by a learned Dominican for Cardinal Roma, (mention'd Part 5. chap. 9.) Coll. p. 62.
• The Letter of two of the Bishops who sent us to Rome, injoyning us not to depart from their order of solliciting the establishment of a so∣lemn Congregation, in which the Parties might be heard viva voce & scripto, (men∣tion'd Part 5. chap. 17.) Coll. p. 8.
• An Act pass'd before a Notary, by M. Sinnigh Doctor of Lovaine February 22. 1647. concerning what hath been spoken of Janse∣nius's book in some Audiences, which he had of the Popes Urban VIII. and Innocent X. and some Cardinals, (mention'd Part 6. chap. 1.) Coll. p. 236.

• The VVriting made by the Dominicans to be pre∣sented to Pope Innocent X. with their Me∣morial to intervene in this Affair, (mention'd Part 6. chap. 9.] Coll. p. 44.
• The new Letter written to Pope Innocent X. to∣wards the beginning of March 1653. by two of our Bishops (then at Paris) to presse his Holinesse for a solemn Congregation, (men∣tion'd Part 6. chap. 11.) Coll. p. 9.
• Our Answer to the LX. passages of Saint Au∣gustin cited by M. Hallier, Lagault and Joysel; wherein we shew how all of them are either impertinently, or perversly cited, (mention'd Part 6. chap. 21.) Coll. p. 89.

Pieces added to this Collection.

• THe Speech of F. Mulard to the Pope, wherein this Vagabond Cordelier professes himself deputed to his Holinesse from the King and the Sorbonne, &c. Coll. p. 199.
• The Votes or Suffrages of the Consultors of the Congregation of Innocent X. touching the Five Propositions, with short Notes of a Di∣vine Saint Thomas's disciple, Coll. p. 144.
• The six Disquisitions of Paulus Irenaeus, Coll. p. 157.