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Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, Ser. II, Vol. XI
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251 Chapter VIII. Exposition of St. Paul's Words, Gal. i. 8. 252 Chapter IX. His warning to the Galatians a warning to all. 253 Chapter X. Why Eminent Men are permitted by God to become Authors of Novelties in the Church. 254 Chapter XI. Examples from Church History, confirming the words of Moses,--Nestorius, Photinus, Apollinaris. 255 Chapter XII. A fuller account of the Errors of Photinus, Apollinaris and Nestorius. 256 Chapter XIII. The Catholic Doctrine of the Trinity and the Incarnation explained. 257 Chapter XIV. Jesus Christ Man in Truth, not in Semblance. 258 Chapter XV. The Union of the Divine with the Human Nature took place in the very Conception of the Virgin. The appellation “The Mother of God.” 259 Chapter XVI. Recapitulation of what was said of the Catholic Faith and of divers Heresies, Chapters xi-xv. 260 Chapter XVII. The Error of Origen a great Trial to the Church. 261 Chapter XVIII. Tertullian a great Trial to the Church. 262 Chapter XIX. What we ought to learn from these Examples. 263 Chapter XX. The Notes of a true Catholic. 264 Chapter XXI. Exposition of St. Paul's Words.--1 Tim. vi. 20. 265 Chapter XXII. A more particular Exposition of 1 Tim. vi. 20. 266 Chapter XXIII. On Development in Religious Knowledge. 267 Chapter XXIV. Continuation of the Exposition of 1 Tim. vi. 20. 268 Chapter XXV. Heretics appeal to Scripture that they may more easily succeed in deceiving. 269 Chapter XXVI. Heretics, in quoting Scripture, follow the example of the Devil. 270 Chapter XXVII. What Rule is to be observed in the Interpretation of Scripture. 271 Chapter XXVIII. In what Way, on collating the consentient opinions of the Ancient Masters, the Novelties of Heretics may be detected and condemned. 272 Chapter XXIX. Recapitulation. 273 Chapter XXX. The Council of Ephesus. 274 Chapter XXXI. The Constancy of the Ephesine Fathers in driving away Novelty and maintaining Antiquity. 275 Chapter XXXII. The zeal of Celestine and Sixtus, bishops of Rome, in opposing Novelty.
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Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, Ser. II, Vol. XI
1,213 chapters English Public domain
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1,213 chapters
251 Chapter VIII. Exposition of St. Paul's Words, Gal. i. 8. 252 Chapter IX. His warning to the Galatians a warning to all. 253 Chapter X. Why Eminent Men are permitted by God to become Authors of Novelties in the Church. 254 Chapter XI. Examples from Church History, confirming the words of Moses,--Nestorius, Photinus, Apollinaris. 255 Chapter XII. A fuller account of the Errors of Photinus, Apollinaris and Nestorius. 256 Chapter XIII. The Catholic Doctrine of the Trinity and the Incarnation explained. 257 Chapter XIV. Jesus Christ Man in Truth, not in Semblance. 258 Chapter XV. The Union of the Divine with the Human Nature took place in the very Conception of the Virgin. The appellation “The Mother of God.” 259 Chapter XVI. Recapitulation of what was said of the Catholic Faith and of divers Heresies, Chapters xi-xv. 260 Chapter XVII. The Error of Origen a great Trial to the Church. 261 Chapter XVIII. Tertullian a great Trial to the Church. 262 Chapter XIX. What we ought to learn from these Examples. 263 Chapter XX. The Notes of a true Catholic. 264 Chapter XXI. Exposition of St. Paul's Words.--1 Tim. vi. 20. 265 Chapter XXII. A more particular Exposition of 1 Tim. vi. 20. 266 Chapter XXIII. On Development in Religious Knowledge. 267 Chapter XXIV. Continuation of the Exposition of 1 Tim. vi. 20. 268 Chapter XXV. Heretics appeal to Scripture that they may more easily succeed in deceiving. 269 Chapter XXVI. Heretics, in quoting Scripture, follow the example of the Devil. 270 Chapter XXVII. What Rule is to be observed in the Interpretation of Scripture. 271 Chapter XXVIII. In what Way, on collating the consentient opinions of the Ancient Masters, the Novelties of Heretics may be detected and condemned. 272 Chapter XXIX. Recapitulation. 273 Chapter XXX. The Council of Ephesus. 274 Chapter XXXI. The Constancy of the Ephesine Fathers in driving away Novelty and maintaining Antiquity. 275 Chapter XXXII. The zeal of Celestine and Sixtus, bishops of Rome, in opposing Novelty.
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Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, Ser. II, Vol. XI
1,213 chapters English Public domain
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1,213 chapters
251 Chapter VIII. Exposition of St. Paul's Words, Gal. i. 8. 252 Chapter IX. His warning to the Galatians a warning to all. 253 Chapter X. Why Eminent Men are permitted by God to become Authors of Novelties in the Church. 254 Chapter XI. Examples from Church History, confirming the words of Moses,--Nestorius, Photinus, Apollinaris. 255 Chapter XII. A fuller account of the Errors of Photinus, Apollinaris and Nestorius. 256 Chapter XIII. The Catholic Doctrine of the Trinity and the Incarnation explained. 257 Chapter XIV. Jesus Christ Man in Truth, not in Semblance. 258 Chapter XV. The Union of the Divine with the Human Nature took place in the very Conception of the Virgin. The appellation “The Mother of God.” 259 Chapter XVI. Recapitulation of what was said of the Catholic Faith and of divers Heresies, Chapters xi-xv. 260 Chapter XVII. The Error of Origen a great Trial to the Church. 261 Chapter XVIII. Tertullian a great Trial to the Church. 262 Chapter XIX. What we ought to learn from these Examples. 263 Chapter XX. The Notes of a true Catholic. 264 Chapter XXI. Exposition of St. Paul's Words.--1 Tim. vi. 20. 265 Chapter XXII. A more particular Exposition of 1 Tim. vi. 20. 266 Chapter XXIII. On Development in Religious Knowledge. 267 Chapter XXIV. Continuation of the Exposition of 1 Tim. vi. 20. 268 Chapter XXV. Heretics appeal to Scripture that they may more easily succeed in deceiving. 269 Chapter XXVI. Heretics, in quoting Scripture, follow the example of the Devil. 270 Chapter XXVII. What Rule is to be observed in the Interpretation of Scripture. 271 Chapter XXVIII. In what Way, on collating the consentient opinions of the Ancient Masters, the Novelties of Heretics may be detected and condemned. 272 Chapter XXIX. Recapitulation. 273 Chapter XXX. The Council of Ephesus. 274 Chapter XXXI. The Constancy of the Ephesine Fathers in driving away Novelty and maintaining Antiquity. 275 Chapter XXXII. The zeal of Celestine and Sixtus, bishops of Rome, in opposing Novelty.
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