Peter Heylyn1600 — 1662 · 180 obras en el catálogoObras — página 2EEcclesia Restavrata. The History Of The Reformation Of The CEcclesia Restavrata. The History Of The Reformation Of The Church of England. Containing The Beginning, Progress, and Successes of it; the Counsels by which it was conducted; the Rules of Piety and Prudence upon which it was founded; the several Steps by which it was promoted or retarded in the Change of Times; from the first Preparations to it by King Henry the VIII. untill the Legal Settling and Establishment of it under Queen Elizabeth. Together with the Intermixture of such Civil Actions and Affairs of State, as either were coincident with it, or related to itAA Briefe and Moderate Answer, To The seditious and scandalouA Briefe and Moderate Answer, To The seditious and scandalous Chal- lenges of Henry Burton, late of Friday-Streete; In the two Sermons, by him preached on the Fifth of November. 1636. And in the Apologie prefixt before themAA Briefe Relation Of The Death And Svfferings Of The Most ReA Briefe Relation Of The Death And Svfferings Of The Most Reverend And Renowned Prelate The L. Archbishop Of CanterbvryCCertamen Epistolare, Or, The Letter-CombateCertamen Epistolare, Or, The Letter-CombateCCyprianvs AnglicvsCyprianvs AnglicvsHHistoria Quinqu-ArticularisHistoria Quinqu-ArticularisTThe Parable Of The Tares Expovnded & Applyed, In Ten SermonsThe Parable Of The Tares Expovnded & Applyed, In Ten Sermons Preached before his late Majesty King Charles The Second Monarch of Great BritainAA Sermon Preached in the Collegiate Church Of St Peter in WeA Sermon Preached in the Collegiate Church Of St Peter in Westminster, On Wednesday May 29th. 1661. Being the Anniversary of his Majesties most joyful Restitution to the Crown of EnglandTThe Stumbling-Block Of Disobedience and Rebellion, CunninglyThe Stumbling-Block Of Disobedience and Rebellion, Cunningly laid by Calvin in the Subjects way, Discovered, Censured, and RemovedAAffairs Of Church and State In England, During the Life and Affairs Of Church and State In England, During the Life and Reign Of Queen Mary. ... (12 lines)TThe Historie Of Episcopacy. The second Part. From the Death The Historie Of Episcopacy. The second Part. From the Death of St. John the Apostle, to the beginning of the Empire of ConstantineTThe Historie Of EpiscopacieThe Historie Of EpiscopacieRRespondet PetrvsRespondet PetrvsAAntidotvm Lincolniense. Or An Answer To A Book Entitvled, ThAntidotvm Lincolniense. Or An Answer To A Book Entitvled, The Holy Table, Name, & Thing, &c. Said to be written long agoe by a Minister in Lincolnshire, And Printed for the Diocese of Lincolne, A.̕ 1637. VVritten and inscribed to the grave, learned, and religious Clergie of the Diocese of LincolnPParliaments Power, In Lawes for Religion. Or, An Ansvvere ToParliaments Power, In Lawes for Religion. Or, An Ansvvere To that old and groundles Calumny of the Papists, nick-naming the Religion of the Church of England, by the name of a Parliamentary Religion. Sent to a friend, who was troubled at it, and ear- nestly desired satisfaction in it. (ornament)TThe Rebells Catechisme. Composed In An Easy and Familiar wayThe Rebells Catechisme. Composed In An Easy and Familiar way; To let them see, The Hainousnesse of their Offence, the weaknesse of their strongest Subter- fuges; and to recall them to their duties, both to God and Man. ... (4 lines; row of ornaments)EExtraneus VapulansExtraneus VapulansLLord have mercie upon usLord have mercie upon usOObservations On The Historie Of the Reign of King CharlesObservations On The Historie Of the Reign of King CharlesTThe Undeceiving Of The People In the point of Tithes. WhereiThe Undeceiving Of The People In the point of Tithes. Wherein is shewed, I. That never any Clergy in the Church of God hath been, or is maintained with lesse charge to the Subject, then the established Clergy of the Church of England. II. That there is no Subject in the Realme of England, who giveth any thing of his own, towards the maintenance of his Parish-Minister, but his Easter-Offering. III. That the change of Tithes into Stipends, will bring grea- ter trouble to the Clergy, then is yet considered; and far lesse profit to the Countrey, then is now pretendedTTheeves, TheevesTheeves, TheevesEEcclesia Vindicata : Or, The Church of England JustifiedEcclesia Vindicata : Or, The Church of England JustifiedKKeimēlia Ekklēsiastika. The Historical And Miscellaneous TraKeimēlia Ekklēsiastika. The Historical And Miscellaneous Tracts Of the Reverend and Learned Peter Heylyn, D.D. Now Collected into one Volume : I. Ecclesia VindicataOOf Liturgies, Or Set Formes Of Publique WorshipOf Liturgies, Or Set Formes Of Publique Worship AnteriorPágina 2 de 8Siguiente
EEcclesia Restavrata. The History Of The Reformation Of The CEcclesia Restavrata. The History Of The Reformation Of The Church of England. Containing The Beginning, Progress, and Successes of it; the Counsels by which it was conducted; the Rules of Piety and Prudence upon which it was founded; the several Steps by which it was promoted or retarded in the Change of Times; from the first Preparations to it by King Henry the VIII. untill the Legal Settling and Establishment of it under Queen Elizabeth. Together with the Intermixture of such Civil Actions and Affairs of State, as either were coincident with it, or related to it
AA Briefe and Moderate Answer, To The seditious and scandalouA Briefe and Moderate Answer, To The seditious and scandalous Chal- lenges of Henry Burton, late of Friday-Streete; In the two Sermons, by him preached on the Fifth of November. 1636. And in the Apologie prefixt before them
AA Briefe Relation Of The Death And Svfferings Of The Most ReA Briefe Relation Of The Death And Svfferings Of The Most Reverend And Renowned Prelate The L. Archbishop Of Canterbvry
TThe Parable Of The Tares Expovnded & Applyed, In Ten SermonsThe Parable Of The Tares Expovnded & Applyed, In Ten Sermons Preached before his late Majesty King Charles The Second Monarch of Great Britain
AA Sermon Preached in the Collegiate Church Of St Peter in WeA Sermon Preached in the Collegiate Church Of St Peter in Westminster, On Wednesday May 29th. 1661. Being the Anniversary of his Majesties most joyful Restitution to the Crown of England
TThe Stumbling-Block Of Disobedience and Rebellion, CunninglyThe Stumbling-Block Of Disobedience and Rebellion, Cunningly laid by Calvin in the Subjects way, Discovered, Censured, and Removed
AAffairs Of Church and State In England, During the Life and Affairs Of Church and State In England, During the Life and Reign Of Queen Mary. ... (12 lines)
TThe Historie Of Episcopacy. The second Part. From the Death The Historie Of Episcopacy. The second Part. From the Death of St. John the Apostle, to the beginning of the Empire of Constantine
AAntidotvm Lincolniense. Or An Answer To A Book Entitvled, ThAntidotvm Lincolniense. Or An Answer To A Book Entitvled, The Holy Table, Name, & Thing, &c. Said to be written long agoe by a Minister in Lincolnshire, And Printed for the Diocese of Lincolne, A.̕ 1637. VVritten and inscribed to the grave, learned, and religious Clergie of the Diocese of Lincoln
PParliaments Power, In Lawes for Religion. Or, An Ansvvere ToParliaments Power, In Lawes for Religion. Or, An Ansvvere To that old and groundles Calumny of the Papists, nick-naming the Religion of the Church of England, by the name of a Parliamentary Religion. Sent to a friend, who was troubled at it, and ear- nestly desired satisfaction in it. (ornament)
TThe Rebells Catechisme. Composed In An Easy and Familiar wayThe Rebells Catechisme. Composed In An Easy and Familiar way; To let them see, The Hainousnesse of their Offence, the weaknesse of their strongest Subter- fuges; and to recall them to their duties, both to God and Man. ... (4 lines; row of ornaments)
OObservations On The Historie Of the Reign of King CharlesObservations On The Historie Of the Reign of King Charles
TThe Undeceiving Of The People In the point of Tithes. WhereiThe Undeceiving Of The People In the point of Tithes. Wherein is shewed, I. That never any Clergy in the Church of God hath been, or is maintained with lesse charge to the Subject, then the established Clergy of the Church of England. II. That there is no Subject in the Realme of England, who giveth any thing of his own, towards the maintenance of his Parish-Minister, but his Easter-Offering. III. That the change of Tithes into Stipends, will bring grea- ter trouble to the Clergy, then is yet considered; and far lesse profit to the Countrey, then is now pretended
EEcclesia Vindicata : Or, The Church of England JustifiedEcclesia Vindicata : Or, The Church of England Justified
KKeimēlia Ekklēsiastika. The Historical And Miscellaneous TraKeimēlia Ekklēsiastika. The Historical And Miscellaneous Tracts Of the Reverend and Learned Peter Heylyn, D.D. Now Collected into one Volume : I. Ecclesia Vindicata