A.

Aberdeen, 57, 273.

Absolution, 2, 89, 104, 129.
Acceptants, 105.

Adam, fall of, 7, 49, 54, 78, 141.
Advertisements, book of, Grindal's,
40; Parker's, 46.

Alacoque, St. Margaret Mary, 270.
Albert of Brandenburg, 4.
Alphonsus Liguori, St., 125.
Amsterdam, 92, 94, 98.
Anabaptists, 42, 76, 157 n.
Andrewes, Lancelot, Bishop, 50,
130.

Angelus Silesius, 85.

Anne, Queen of England, 132, 150.
Antinomianism, 8, 138, 147.
Antiquity, the appeal to, 47, 65,
87, 103, 281.

Anti-Trinitarianism, 65, 81, 137,

274.

155,

Arianism, in England, 137, 139;
in America, 158; in Switzerland,
174.

Arminianism, 93, 138, 143, 145.
Arminius, Jacobus, 92.
Arnold, T., Dr., 231.
Arpafeelie, 154.

Articles, the thirty-nine, 39.

Atonement, doctrine of, 65, 81, 138.
Augsburg, confession of, 163.
Augustine, St., 26, 103, 107, 127.
Augustinus of Jansenius, 27.
Austria, Church reforms in, 110.

Barrowe, Henry, Congregationalist,

43.

Baumgarten, S. J., 167.

Baur, F. C., 186, 239, 282.
Baxter, Richard, 63.
Bayly, Lewis, Bishop, 95.
Bellarmin, R. F. R., 42, 50, 91.
Benedict XIV, Pope, 107.
Benedict XV, Pope, 270.
Benedictines, 118.

Benediction, rite of, 195.

Berlin, 84, 168, 169, 182, 189, 249.
Berthelsdorf, 84, 162.

Bethlehem in Pennsylvania, 161.
Bickerdike, Robert, 41.
Bismarck, 73.

Boehme, Jacob, 86, 143.
Bohemia, 162;

Slovak.
Bonaparte, 121 ff.

Booth, W., 18.

see also Czecho-

Borromeo, St. Charles, 13.

Bossuet, J. B., Bishop of Meaux,
25, 29, 102.

Boston, U.S.A., religion of, 158,

275; old churches of, 157, 274.
Bousset, W., 172.

Brandenburg, Albert of, 4; John
Sigismund of, 83.

Breda, 62.

Brightman, F. E., 45 n., 261.

Browne, Robert, founder of Con-
gregationalism, 43.

Bucer, Martin, 35.
Bulgarian schism, 216.
Bunyan, John, 95.

Burnet, G., Bishop, 130, 135.
Burney, C. F., 241 n.

Burning for heresy, 37.

Busenbaum, his moral theology,

I12.

C.

in America, 44, 158, 263; its
connexion with learning, 89;
reaction against, 81, 89, 92, 138,
158.
Calvinistic Methodism, 145, 272.
Canon of the Mass, 34, 36, 85,
261.

Canonical Scriptures, 72.
Carlovitz, see Karlovci.

Carstares, William, 62.

Cartwright, Thomas, 42.
Casaubon, Isaac, 90.

Casuistry, degeneration of, 28.
Chalice, denial of the, 69; per-
Imitted to Uniats, 213.
Challoner, R., Bishop, 116.
Channing, W. E., 158.

Charles I, King, religious policy of,
56.

Charles II, King, religious policy
of, 60, 62.

Chasuble, Anglican retention of,
38; Lutheran retention of, 84,
265.

Chateaubriand, 226.
Choir Office, 18.

Decretals, False, 68, 109.

Deism, 133 ff., 167, 173, 241.
Depravity of human nature, Pro-
testant doctrine of, 7, 49, 54, 93,

141.

Devonshire, rising in, against the
prayer-book, 36.

Directory, French, 121.
Discipline, Book of, 54.

Discipline, in the ancient church,

2.

Dissenters, in eighteenth century,

137.

Doddridge, Ph., 139.
Döllinger, I., 246, 258.
Donne, John, 49.

Dort (Dordrecht), Calvinistic synod
at, 93.

Douai, seminary at, 116.
Dresden, 162.

Dupanloup, F. A. Ph., Bishop of
Orleans, 246.

Dutch, Reformed Church, 92 ff.,
174.

Clarke, Samuel, 139.

Clement XIV, Pope, 112, 268.

Clitheroe, Margaret, 41.

Cocceius, J., 175.

Collegia philobiblica, 96.

Commonwealth, the, religion under,
58.

Communion, frequent, 16,

36;

under both kinds, 35, 69, 213.
Confession, auricular, retained by
Lutherans, 82, 85; by Calvin,
79; by Anglicans, 95 m., 132.
Congregationalists, 43, 58, 62, 137.
Connecticut, Congregationalism in,
156 ff.; the Church in, 156 ff.
Consalvi, E., Cardinal, 125.
Constantinople, the Church in, 192,
211 ff.

Consubstantiation, 72.
Contarini, G., Cardinal, 9.
Convocation, suppression of, in
1717, 142.

Counter-Reformation, 1 ff.

Cranmer, Thomas, Archbishop, 36.
Cromwell, Oliver, 58.

Cutler, Timothy, 156.

Czecho-Slovak Church, 249.

D.

Dale, R. W., on Evangelicalism,

148.

Dead, indulgences for, 4.

126, 270.

Henke, H. Ph. C., 87 n.

Henry VIII, King, 45, 122.
Herrnhut, 84 n., 162.

Highlands of Scotland, 150, 154.
Hoadly, B., Bishop, 140, 142.
Hogarth, W., 140.

Holdsworth, W. S., 49 n.

Holland, Protestantism in, 92, 174,
189; Jansenism in, 107; Roman
Catholicism in, 93, 98, 190 n.;
Old Catholicism, in 248.

Hontheim, Nik. von, Bishop, 108.
Hooker, Richard, 47, 64.

Horsley, S., Bishop, 141.
Huguenots, 90, 99.

Hus, John, 249.

Jerusalem, synod of, in 1672, 202;
patriarch of, 218.

Jesuits, 18, 27, 32, 45, 106; sup-
pression of, 112, 268.

'Jesus of history', the, 253, 284.
Jews, in Spain, 16, 98, 266; in
Holland and England, 94, 98,
266, 267.

John, St., Gospel of, in modern
criticism, 183, 241.

John, St., of the Cross, 17.
Johnson, S., of Yale, 156.
Johnson, Samuel, Dr., 135.
Joseph II, Church reforms of, 110.
Justification, doctrine of, 6, 11, 70,
87 n.

Lacordaire, H. D., 227.

Lainez (Laynez), J., defends papal
absolutism, II.

Laity, chalice_given to, 69, 213;
position in Eastern Church, 211.
Lambeth, 45.

Lamennais, F. de, 226.

Lamettrie, J. O., materialist, 168.
Latitudinarian party, 142.
Laud, William, Archbishop, 51, 56,
65, 92.

Laurentius Petri, Archbishop, 265.
Law, W., mystic, 86, 135, 142.
Learning, in seventeenth century,
42, 89.

Leavened or unleavened bread at
the Eucharist, 193.

Lebanon, 212.

Leibniz, G. W., 166.

Leighton, R., Archbishop, 62.
Leipzig, University of, 96.
Leo X, Pope, 1.

Leo XIII, Pope, 245.
Lessing, G. F., 169.

Liberal Protestantism', 158, 187,

189.

Lightfoot, J. B., Bishop, 243.
Liguori, St. Alphonsus Maria, 125 ff.
Lippe, 83.

Loisy, A., 242 n.

Lola Montez, 179 n.
Loofs, F., 173.

Louis XIV, King of France, 99,
IOI, 212.

Louis XV, King of France, 106, 112.
Louis XVI, King of France, 107.
Lowlands of Scotland, 153.
Lucaris, Cyril, Patriarch, 199.
Luther, Martin, 1 ff., 22, 26, 70 ff.,
187.

Lutheranism, 6, 32, 69 ff., 161 ff.;
in America, 85; in Sweden, 70,
264.

Mary, blessed Virgin, 126, 270.
Mary, Queen of England, 37.
Mary, Queen of Scots, 39.
Mass, the, 16, 34, 36, 85, 261.
Massachusetts, 43, 156, 159, 276.
Maxwell, John, Bishop of Ross, 56.
Mazarin, J., Cardinal, 58.
Melanchthon, Philip, 6, 199.
Melchites, 213 n.

Meletios, Patriarch of Constanti-
nople, 203, 279.
Melville, Andrew, 55.
Methodists, 141, 145, 272.
Mexico, 13, 99, 114.

Michael Caerularius, Patriarch of
Constantinople, 192.
Michaelis, J. D., 170.
Milan, 13.

Paterson, M., on Catholicism, 229,

233.

Paul III, Pope, 10.

Paul of Samosata, 81.

Paul, St., his doctrine of Justifica-
tion, 6, 70.

Pearson, J., Bishop, 89.
Pelagianism, 26.
Penance, 2 ff., 35.
Perfectionism, 146.

Perrone, 236, 248.
Perthshire, 151.

Peter the Great, Tsar, 221.
Petrograd, 223.

Philip II, King of Spain, 40.
Philip Neri, St., 15.

Photius, Patriarch of Constanti-
nople, 193.
Picart, 133.

Pietism, 95 ff., 161.
Pistoia, synod of, 112.
Pius IV, Pope, 13, 39.
Pius V, Pope, 39, 40, 262.
Pius VI, Pope, 121.
Pius VII, Pope, 122 ff.
Pius IX, Pope, 244, 271.
Poland, 81, 98, 162, 248.
Pole, R., Cardinal, 6.
Pollard, A. F., 261.
Pombal, 113.

Pompadour, Mme. de, 113.
Pope, authority of, 2, 11, 34, 49,
51, 68, 102 ff., 258; infallibility
of, 126, 244; as Anti-Christ, 264.
Port-Royal, 28, 104.

Prague, 69 n., III.

Prayer Book, of 1549, 34, 53, 85;
of 1552, 36, 38; of 1662, 63, 66.
Prayer Book, Lutheran, 85.
Predestination, doctrine of, 44, 50,
54, 75, 78, 92, 263.

Presbyterianism, 42, 54 ff., 62,
137 ff., 150 ff.

Priestley, Joseph, 141.

Primer, 34.

Probabilism, 29, 126.

Puritanism, 42 ff., 65, 156.

Pusey, E. B., Dr., 168 n., 172, 229,
231, 236.