The Whole Works, כרך 16

כריכה קדמית
Hodges and Smith, 1847

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תוכן

From Claudius Sarravius to the Archbishop of Armagh
101
From Frederick Spanheim to the Archbishop of Armagh
103
From Dr Langbaine to the Archbishop of Armagh
105
From the Archbishop of Armagh to Christopher Justellus
110
From the Archbishop of Armagh to Claudius Sarravius 250 From the Archbishop of Armagh to Dr Davenant 251 From the Archbishop of Armagh t...
114
wich
118
From Isaac Basirius to the Archbishop of Armagh 256 From Sir Thomas Ryves to the Archbishop of Armagh 257 From Dr Boate to the Archbishop ...
134
From the Archbishop of Armagh to Dr Hammond 262 From Isaacus Gruterus to the Archbishop of Armagh
136
From Petrus Scavenius to the Archbishop of Armagh
138
From Isaacus Gruterus to the Archbishop of Armagh
141
From Christianus Ravius to the Archbishop of Armagh
153
From the Archbishop of Armagh to Dr Hammond
160
From the Archbishop of Armagh to Dr Hammond
179
From Dr Boate to the Archbishop of Armagh
192
From Ludovicus Capellus to the Archbishop of Armagh
200
From the Bishop of Salisbury to the Archbishop of Armagh
225
From Dr Boate to the Archbishop of Armagh
234
From the Archbishop of Armagh to Johannes Buxtorfius
240
From the Archbishop of Armagh to Ludovicus Capellus
253
From Petrus Scavenius to the Archbishop of Armagh 135
265
From the Archbishop of Armagh to Nicolaus Mercator 313 From Dr Barlow to the Archbishop of Armagh 314 From Mr Whalley to the Archbishop ...
267
From Jacobus Goar to the Archbishop of Armagh 320 From Nicolaus Mercator to the Archbishop of Armagh
286
From the Bishop of Norwich to the Archbishop of Armagh
291
From the Bishop of Derry to the Archbishop of Armagh 323 From the Archbishop of Armagh to Lady Tyrrell 324 From Henricus Valesius to the Ar...
297
From Dr Barlow to the Archbishop of Armagh 328 From Mr Herbert Thorndike to the Archbishop of Armagh
306
From J Dallæus to the Archbishop of Armagh
311
APPENDIX
313
From Mr James Ussher to Dr Challoner
315
From the same to the same
332
From Dr Challoner to Mr James Ussher
333
From Mr Edward Warren to Mr James Ussher
334
From the same to the same
335
From Sir William Temple to Dr Ussher
336
From Mr J Heartwell to Dr Ussher
337
From Sir William Temple to Dr Ussher
338
From Mr J Heartwell to Dr Ussher
339
From Mr Edward Warren to Dr Ussher
340
From the same to the same
341
From Mr Robert Ram to Dr Ussher
342
From Dr Cudworth to Dr Ussher
343
From Mr Francis Bleweth to Dr Ussher
344
From the Bishop of Chester to Dr Ussher
345
From the Archbishop of Armagh to Dr Ussher
346
From Mr J Heartwell to Dr Ussher
347
From Dr Ryves to the Bishop of Meath
371
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405
From Mr William Clerk to the Archbishop of Armagh
421
From the Earl of Pembroke to the Archbishop of
432
From Dr Boate to the Archbishop of Armagh
437
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446
From Mr Leonard Shortall to the Archbishop of Armagh
447
From Mr Edward Parry to the Archbishop of Armagh
457
From Mr William Bedell to the Archbishop of Armagh
458
From Sir James Ware to the Archbishop of Armagh
461
From Mr Michael Robarts to the Archbishop of Armagh
462
From Mr F Barclay to the Archbishop of Armagh
464
From Mr H Fetherston to the Archbishop of Armagh
466
From Mr W Bedell to the Archbishop of Armagh 400 From Mr James Dillon to the Archbishop of Armagh
470
From Mr Thomas Davis to the Archbishop of Armagh
472
From Mr W Bedell to the Archbishop of Armagh 403 From Mr Charles Chauncy to the Archbishop of Armagh
477
From the Lord Deputy and Council to the Archbishop of Armagh
479
From Mr D Featly to the Archbishop of Armagh 406 From the Lord Deputy to the Archbishop of Armagh 407 From Lord Dillon to the Archbishop ...
483
From Mr W Bedell to the Archbishop of Armagh 413 From Lord Falkland to the Archbishop of Armagh
503
From Lord Kinsale to the Archbishop of Armagh
506
From Mr Walter Nugent to the Archbishop of Armagh
508
From the Archbishop of Armagh to
509
From Mr William Quarles to the Archbishop of Armagh
512
From Sir Henry Bourgchier to the Archbishop of Armagh
514
From Mr Thomas Bradwall to the Archbishop of Ar magh
516
From the Bishop of London to the Archbishop of Armagh
532
From J G to the Archbishop of Armagh 429 From the Archbishop of Canterbury to the Archbishop of Armagh
534
From Dr Langbaine to the Archbishop of Armagh 431 From Sir Thomas Ryves to the Archbishop of Armagh 432 From Mr Craggs to the Archbisho...
536
From the Archbishop of Cashel to the Archbishop of Armagh
551
From Mr Robert Vaughan to the Archbishop of Armagh
555
From Dr Boate to the Archbishop of Armagh
557
From the Bishop of Durham to the Archbishop of Armagh
562
From Sir Thomas Ryves to the Archbishop of Armagh
564
From Mr Robert Vaughan to the Archbishop of Armagh
565
From Alexander Morus to the Archbishop of Armagh
566
From Dr Langbaine to the Archbishop of Armagh 448 From Lord Conway to the Archbishop of Armagh 449 From Dr Boate to the Archbishop of A...
573
From the Bishop of Bath to the Archbishop of Armagh
586
From Dr Jeremy Stephens to the Archbishop of Armagh
588
From Mr Robert Vaughan to the Archbishop of Armagh
591
From Lord Conway to the Archbishop of Armagh
593
From Alexander Morus to the Archbishop of Armagh
595
From Mr Robert Vaughan to the Archbishop of Armagh
597
From the Bishop of Norwich to the Archbishop of Armagh
598
From Sir William Dugdale to the Archbishop of Armagh
600

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עמוד 295 - Licences being produced by those of the Parliament's side, it was declared between them, there was no better design to confound the Church of England than by pretending liberty of conscience. It was argued then that England would be a second Holland, a Commonwealth ; and if so, what would become of the King? It was answered, Would to God it were come to that point.
עמוד 293 - It plainly appears, that in the year MDCXLVI. by order from Rome, above one hundred of the Romish clergy, were sent into England, consisting of English, Scotch, and Irish, who had been educated in France, Italy, Germany, and Spain ; part of these within the several schools there appointed for their instructions.
עמוד 545 - Potens est autem deus omnem gratiam abundare facere in vobis, ut in omnibus semper omnem sufficientiam habentes abundetis in omne opus bonum , 9 sicut scriptum est Dispersit, dedit pauperibus, iustitia eius manet in aeternum.
עמוד 263 - Juris , quae adeo libera et vaga est , ut ne ab hoc quidem carcere, cui inclusa est, teneri queat, quo minus impetu suo utatur et ingentia agat et in infinitum comes coelestibus exeat.
עמוד 294 - Romish orders, who came over the year before, were in consultation together, knowing each other ; and those of the king's party asking some why they took with the parliament's side, and asking others whether they were bewitched to turn Puritans, not knowing the design...
עמוד 294 - Licence ; in case of a discovery in one place, then to fly to another and there to change their names or habit. For an assurance of their constancy to their several orders, they are to give monthly intelligence to their Fraternities, of all affairs, wherever they be dispers'd : so that the English abroad know news better than ye at home.
עמוד 198 - Harrow-Hill, a small book ; (and lest that should fail, my brother sent another by your Chaplain) : which may render your Grace some account of my exercise and employment in this retirement. The truth is, one Sunday at Church, hearing a psalm sung, whose wretched expression quite marred the pen-man's matter, and my devotion, I did, at my return that evening, try, whether, from the version of our Bible, I could not easily, and with plainness, suiting the lowest understandings, deliver it from that...
עמוד 443 - I came into the world ; and the business of a subject to our Lord Jesus Christ, of a minister of the Gospel, of a good patriot, and of an honest man. If I may be of any better use to my country, to God's church, or of any better service to our common master, I must close mine eyes against all private respects ; and if God call me, I must answer — Here I am.
עמוד 294 - But they are wisely preparing to prevent these designs, which I heartily wish were considered in England among the wise there. When the Romish orders do thus argue pro and con, there is appointed one of the learned of those convents to take notes and to judge...
עמוד 468 - Grace could look into my heart, and see how lit" tie I fear lack of provision, or pass upon any outward " thing " thing in this world: My chief fear in truth was, and " is, lest I should be unfit and unprofitable in the place; " in which case, if I might have a lawful and honest " retreat, I think no wise man could blame me to retain " it: Especially having understood that your Grace, " whose authority I chiefly followed at the first, did " from your own judgment, and that of other wise " men, so...

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