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THE CONTENTS
of the fecond Part.

§. I.

F the Virtue and Efficacy of the Sacraments.

Of Beads.

§. 2.

§. 3.

§. 4.

Of Bleffings and Confecrations.

P. 10

P. 12

Of the Sign of the Croß, holy Water, and Exorcifms.

S. 6.

P. 21

St Paul to the Coloffians 2. v. 18. 19. mifreprefented

by the Gentleman.

§. 7.

P. 29

The Difference between a Mediator of Redemption, and
a Mediator of Interceffion.
§. 8.

St Austin falfified.

P. 39

P. 44.

§. 9.

The fcandalous Parallel between the heathen Worship,

and that of Roman Catholicks confuted.

P.47

§. 10.

Of Dividing the Commandements.

P.54

The Confutation of the Parallel continued.

§. 11.

§. 12.

Of fuppofititions Saints.

§. 13.

S. 14.

Of Devotion to the Bleffed Virgin.

The B. Virgin not put upon the Level with Chrift.

P-57

P. 71

P-75

§. 24.

P. 127

Neither Reafon nor Religion obliges us to Judge always
according to the Information of our Senfes.

J. 25.

P. 137

Chrift's Body and Blood are both really, and in a fpiri-
tual Manner prefent in the Sacrament.

§. 26.

Objections from the Fathers anfwer'd,

P. 144

P. 152

§. 32.

P. 183

P. 188

No Danger of Idolatry from the Adoration of Chrift in

the Sacrament.

§. 33.

Of School-diftinctions.

§. 34.

P. 190

P. 194

Some Touches of the Gentleman's Skill in Drollery and

Slander.

§. 35.

Tranfubftantiation as ancient as Christianity.

§. 36.

P. 202

P. 208

Of the Worship of the Croẞ, and Images of Chrift.

Lay-Communion in one or both kinds is a Point of Dif

cipline only, and neither forbid, nor commanded by

Chrift.

§. 40.

P. 240

The Decree of the Council of Conftance concerning Come

munion in one kind is not contrary to Chrift's Inftitution, nor the Faith of the primitive Church. p. 248 §. 41.

Some fophiftical Remarks upon the 6th Chapter of Saint

John answer'd.

P. 257

§. 42.

Of Celibacy, or the fingle Life of Priests,

P.264

Praying for the Relief of the Dead has been the conftant

Practice of the Catholick Church.

S. ST.

P. 318

The Poftfcript, containing fome Remarks upon the Gentleman's Conclufion in the former Conversation. p. 335