MostExcellent Majesty

OF
Α Ν Ν Ε,

N N ,

QUEEN of
Great Britain, France, and Ireland,

THE
Victorious CONQUEROR of the Grand

Oppressor ; The Great SUPPORTER
of the Protestant Religion ; and, The
Shining ORNAMENT of the Church

of England;

This Catholick Doctrine, and these

CONSTITUTIONS of the Holy Apostless
the Unerring Rule of that Christian Faith,
whereof Her Majesty is the Glorious
DEFENDER, are most Humbly Deo

dicated by

Chap. I. Concerning Covetour

a.

Πfer

Fei Taloye Elas.

NOncerning .

'B'. Tieeite un ay gulei

II That we ought not to return

(49, ñ áutveda ta' Sety Injuries, nor revenge our selves on

him that does us wrong.
γ' Πεει καλλωπισμό, και III. Concerning the Adornment
FÓRA auastias.

of our selves, and the Sin which a-

rifes from thence.
s'. Ona š si cereszeite: IV. That we ought not to be over

Jou Tou rokās Sarlas, ante curious about Ill- Livers, but to be

πιο οικείο έργο χαλάζι».

intent upon our own proper Employ-

ment,

1. Ποία γραφής βιβλία V. What Books of Scripture we

dei diyazevas areiv.

ii

ought to read.

σ' Περί το απέχει πάν-

VI. Thar we ought to abstain from

των και έξωθεν βιβλίων. . all the Books of those that are out of

the Church

ζ'. Περί γυαικός φαύλης. . VII. Concerning a naughty Wo-
n. Mei iwo tayñs, you ne

VIII. Concerning the Subjection
net medic assege aj pravidpus of a Wife

to her Husband, and that
per G.

o un cunowie

The must be loving and modest.

Meee no us pumisestol IX: That a Woman must not
jovere av degny

bath with Men..
I rised ways's jyACO

X. Concerning a contentious and

brawling Woman.

man.

CON TENTS

Κ Ε Φ Α Λ Α ΙΑ.

of the Second Book

π8 δευτέρα βιβλία.

Chap. I. T "O

well inftructed, and

Τι χρή ή επίσκο

πον ή πεπαιδ4. experienc'd in the Word. μένον, και έμπειρον το λόγο. H. What ought to be the Cha-' B'.

β'. οΐον εο ή και επίση» racters of a Bishop, and of the rest πον, και του λοιπές κληρικές. of the Clergy. III. In what things a Bishop is to

γ. Τίνα χει δοκιμάζεται be examined before he is ordain.

και επίσκοπον Φεχειριζόμδυον. IV. Tbar charitable Distributions "οπ ωχ εκάση χείρα δει are not to be made to every w dow. μεταδιδόναι, αλλ' έα” όπ και But that sometimes a married Wife is pravdeovn aegueivov, to be preferid: arid

that no Diftribuém megapzgn, usdurW, ap tions are to be made to any one who yo, & grad Avainen is given to Gluttony, Drunkenness, and Idlenefs. .

V. That a Bishop: must be no Ac- Όπ χεή αοεισωπίληπ. cepter of Perfons in Judgment: that τον ή και επίσκοπον ώ πι he muft be gentle in his Converlation, κείνειν, και το 50 μέτριος, and temperate in his Diet.

και διαιταν σωσαλμον VI. That a Bishop must not be gi

S'. Περί της με 5 και ven το Flthy Lucre, nor be a Surety ήσκοπον αιγοκερδώ, μήτε nor an Advocate .

και εγγυλά ή συνήγορών. Vil. What ought to be the Cha- ζ. Οξον χgή 5 ή μεμυη racter of a Candidate for Baptism. uivoy.

VIII. Concerning a Person falsely ή Περί συκοφαντεμένε, ή. accus'd, or another convicted.

οι έλεγχομένο. IX. That a Bishop ought not to θ'. “Οι α δωροδόκητων ) receive Bribes. .

χεή επίσκοπον. X. That a Bilhop, who by wrong 1, "οπο επίσκοπο εκεί Judgment spares an Offender, is him- mus portów po nieagtuxá; fe f guilty.

το, στις ίνεται. XI. How a Bishop ought to judge

14. "Οπως και η επίσκο: Pffenders.

πον κρίνουν του αμαρτίνου

TAS. Xil. Doctrinal. How a Bishop 16'. Διδασκαλία, όπως pught to běhave himself to the Peni: este regopigeatau meis juures tent.

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