Table of Contents
Chapter i: True religion is the root of all ture Virtutes...
chapter ii: The most extreme opposite true religion...
Chapter iii: Of Superstition, and the root thereof, either misguided zeal...
Chapter iv: Of the redress of superstition in God's Church, and concerning the question of this Book
Chapter v: Four general propositions demanding that which may reasonably be granted
Chapter vii: The second proposition
Chapter viii: The third proposition
Chapter ix: The fourth proposition
Chapter x: The rule of men's private spirits not safe in these cases to be followed
Chapter xi: Place for the public service of God
Chapter xii: The solemnity of erecting churches condemned by Bar...
Chapter xiii: Of the names whereby we distinguish our churches
Chapter xiv: Of the fasion of our churches
Chapter xv: The sumptuousness of churches
Chapter xvi: What holiness and virtue we ascribe to the Church more than other places
Chapter xvii: Their pretence that would have Churches utterly razed
Chapter xviii: Of public teaching or preaching, and the first kind thereof of catechising
Chapter xix: Of preaching by reading publicly the books of the holdy Scripture...
Chapter xx:Of preaching by the public
Chapter xxi: Of preaching by sermons...
Chapter xx: What they attribute to sermons only, and what we to reading also
Chapter xxiv: Of public prayer
Chapter xxv Of the Form of common Prayer
Chapter xxvi: Form of Common Prayer
Chapter xxvii: Of them who allow a set of Common Prayer, yet allow not ours
Chapter xxviii: The Form of our Liturgy too near the Papists...
Chapter xxix: Attire belonging to the service of God
Chapter xxx: Of Gesture in praying...
Chapter xxxi: Easiness of praying after our form
Chapter xxxii: The length of our service
Chapter xxxiii: Instead of such prayers as the primitive Churches have used...
Chapter xxxiv: Lesson intermingled with our prayers
Chapter xxxv: The number of our prayers for earthly things...
Chapter xxxvi: The people's saying after the Minister
Chapter xxxvii: Our manner of reading the Psalms...
Chapter xxxviii: Of Music with Psalms
Chapter xxxix: Of singing or saying Psalms and other parts of Common Prayer...
Chapter xl: Of Magnificat, Benedictus, and Nunc Dimittis
Chapter xlii: Of Athanasius' Creed and Gloria Patri
Chapter xliii: Our want of particular thanksgiving
Chapter xliv: In some things the Matter of our Prayer as they affirm, unsound
Chapter xlv: When thou hadst overcome the sharpness of death...
Chapter xlvi: Touching prayer for deliverance from sudden death
Chapter xlvii: Prayer that those things which we for our unworthiness dare not ask God...
Chapter xlviii: Prayer to be evermore delivered from all adversity
Chapter xlix: Prayer that all men may find mercy...
Chapter l: Of the name, the author, and the force of sacraments...
Chapter li: That God is in Christ...
Chapter lii: The misinterpretations which heresy hath made...
Chapter liii: That by the union of the one with the other nature in Christ...
Chapter liv: What Christ hasth obtained according to the flesh
Chapter lv: Of the personal presence of Christ...
Chapter lvi: the union of mutual participation which is between Christ and the Church of Christ...
Chapter lvii: The necessity of Sacraments...
Chapter lviii: The substance of Baptism...
Chapter lix: The ground in Scripture...
Chapter lx: What kind of necessity in outward baptism...
Chapter lxi: What things in baptism
Chapter lxii: Whether baptism by women
Chapter lxiii: Interrogatories in Baptism...
Chapter lxiv: Interrogatories proposed unto infants in baptism...
Chapter lxv: Of the Cross in Baptism
Chapter lxvi: Of Confirmation after Baptism
Chapter lxvii: Of the Sacrament of the Body and Blood of Christ
Chapter lxviii: Of faults noted in the Form of administering the Holy Communion
Chapter lxix: Of festival days and the natureal causes of their convenient institution
Chapter lxx: The manner of celebrating festival days
Chapter lxxi: Exceptions against our keeping of other festival days besides the sabboth
Chapter lxxiii: The celebration of Martimony
Chapter lxxiv: Churching of women
Chapter lxxv: Of the rites of Burial
Chapter lxxvii: Of power given unto men to execute that heavenly office...
Chapter lxxx: Of Ordinations lawful without Title, and without any popluar Election precedent...
Appendix I: Fragments of an Answer to the Letter of certain English Protestants
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