An edition of Catalogi testium veritatis auctarium: quo monumenta & testimonia hactenus desiderata, nec edita, primùm producuntur : aut extantia, sed nondum allata, apponuntur : vel vetera & concessa augentur, illustrantur, atque in integrum restituuntur : auctario huic adjunguntur tres Matthiae Flacii tractatus, hactenus desiderati : I. De synodo VI. Carthaginensi : II. De primatu Petri : III. De electione episcoporum. (1667)

Catalogi testium veritatis auctarium

quo monumenta & testimonia hactenus desiderata, nec edita, primùm producuntur : aut extantia, sed nondum allata, apponuntur : vel vetera & concessa augentur, illustrantur, atque in integrum restituuntur : auctario huic adjunguntur tres Matthiae Flacii tractatus, hactenus desiderati : I. De synodo VI. Carthaginensi : II. De primatu Petri : III. De electione episcoporum.

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Matthias Flacius Illyricus
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An edition of Catalogi testium veritatis auctarium: quo monumenta & testimonia hactenus desiderata, nec edita, primùm producuntur : aut extantia, sed nondum allata, apponuntur : vel vetera & concessa augentur, illustrantur, atque in integrum restituuntur : auctario huic adjunguntur tres Matthiae Flacii tractatus, hactenus desiderati : I. De synodo VI. Carthaginensi : II. De primatu Petri : III. De electione episcoporum. (1667)

Catalogi testium veritatis auctarium

quo monumenta & testimonia hactenus desiderata, nec edita, primùm producuntur : aut extantia, sed nondum allata, apponuntur : vel vetera & concessa augentur, illustrantur, atque in integrum restituuntur : auctario huic adjunguntur tres Matthiae Flacii tractatus, hactenus desiderati : I. De synodo VI. Carthaginensi : II. De primatu Petri : III. De electione episcoporum.

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Subjects
Catholic Church, Controversial literature, Early works to 1800, Council of Carthage (419), Bishops, Appointment, call, and election, Papacy, History
People
Peter the Apostle, Saint

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Catalogi testium veritatis auctarium: quo monumenta & testimonia hactenus desiderata, nec edita, primùm producuntur : aut extantia, sed nondum allata, apponuntur : vel vetera & concessa augentur, illustrantur, atque in integrum restituuntur : auctario huic adjunguntur tres Matthiae Flacii tractatus, hactenus desiderati : I. De synodo VI. Carthaginensi : II. De primatu Petri : III. De electione episcoporum.
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"Matthiæ Flacii tres aurei tractatus" (p. 1-80) (5th group) has special t.p.

Includes indexes.

Fisher Knox copy: Bound with Flacius Illyricus, Matthias. Catalogus testium veritatis, qui ante nostram ætatem pontifici romano, atque papismi erroribus reclamârunt, pugnantibus sententiis scripserunt. Francofurti, 1666.

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Cattopoli
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Controversial literature, Early works to 1800.
Other Titles
Testes veritatis temporum superiorum contra papam, Matthiæ Flacii tres aurei tractatus

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xxxviii, 168, 171-290, [22], 80, [8] p.
Number of pages
290

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OL19557369M

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