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The primitive church and the See of Peter

CONTENTS Introduction by the Cardinal Archbishop of Westminster v Author's Preface xvii PERIOD I. a.d. 96-800. CHAPTER I. THE EPISTLE OF ST. CLEMENT ; OR THE TYPE SET. § 1. The Church of Borne intervenes in the Schism at Corinth, p. 1. § 2. Reasons why St. Clement omitted his Name, 2. § 8. The authoritative Tone of the Letter, 7. § 4. Probably a Case of Appeal, 8 pp. 1-10 CHAPTER II. THE CLEMENTINE ROMANCE. § 1. St Clement's Personality, p. 11. § 2. The Clementine Literature, 12. § 8. Its Use by the Tubingen School, 18. § 4. Use by anti-Papal Writers to account for the Expression 4 See of Peter, 18. § 6. Impossibility of this Supposition, 15. § 6. The List of Hegesippus anterior to the Romance at Rome, 17. § 7. Iremeus on the See of Peter, 22. § 8. The Clementines at Rome later than Tertullian, 25. § 9. Historical Results, 29 pp. 11-81 CHAPTER III. ST. IRENAEUS, OR THE SOVEREIGNTY OF THE CHURCH OF ROME. § 1. His Statement of the Rule of Faith, viz. Agreement with Rome, p. 82. § 2. Protestant Endeavours to wrest his Meaning : e$. (a) Rome's Orthodoxy secured by the Confluence of Strangers, 84 ; (6) her 1 principalitas only Primitiveness, 85 ; or (c) due to her secular Position, 86 ;

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