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      grrty as an author , ^ in ^ ogr ^^ y by Roman Catholics * - ' who would sc&soefc hare i ooii&ed them . I { susr pect tnat the whole was a tale > invenftedy br ? too easily creditpd by this roost vi rule at partisan of an Episcopal Ghaceh . 1 REGRESSUS .

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      ; Sir ; ... Fed . 1 , 1817 . THE following is . a faithful transcript from . 3 printed sheet lately put into rny hands . As a curious specimen ot modern Popjery and of I * &ptstieal JLatiriity * you may perhaps

      deem it not an worthy a place in your interesting Miscellany . A literal translation would no doubt be generally acceptable , if some of your readers would favour us with one . W—D .

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      JPropmttiones Thcolagicce de Tieligione et Ecdcsia Christi , I . Deu n * . existere , illumque esse unurn , vel solo rationis lumine homirribus innotescit . . JLL Eadem ratio naturalis cultum I > eo turn internum turn externum hibendum esse docet .

      III . Ratio naturalis sibt rehcta plures veritates ad completaHi religioitem pertinentes minime perspicere , neq « e vbluntatem ad actiones verita-• • • • • * TT *

      tibus cognitis consentaneas satis efficaciter impellere potest . ¦ IV . Hincnunquam genushumanum sine religtone aliqua divinitus revelata extitit .

      - V * Considerata religion is Christianae natura , modoque quo priixium instituta atque ^ ropaga ta fui t , dubitari non gft est , qviin auctor illius sit ipse eus . VI . Salus aeterna non potest in quilibet reiigione Christiana fundafnentales tsi'Situm admittente articulos obtineri ,

      cum non funda men tales mini me rejici possint utpote eadem revelantis J 3 ei auctorttate inhixi . VII . Libri omnes religiosi tarn proto qMam deutero-Kjanonici , catalogo coucllii TViden ^ ini com p rehensi , sunt a I > feo in ^ pirati . VIII . Libros sacros a Deo inspiratos rs « e < juo ad res et sententias , plerique ott > nes theologi existimarit .

      IXI Vufgata Latin a edttio est autherrtica eo sensti , qtiod cum libris g ^ ndirlis- co n groat in omnibus quae ad

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      ; ^ Liibri js ^ rl nassi m petq ! b& 6 ri ; diffiqiluiiiobe intellectu sunt . Xl Liori sacri una cum tradrtionw buadivinis suht com pi eta credendpruth . re-uk . m . " ¦ ort " ^ XII . Librorum safcromm lectio iri ; lingua vernacula neque proitiiscue . p m ^ nibus . necessaria est , neqiie Mtilis . . Xni . Christi ecctesia sexnper fv | ic ^

      seirmerque erit conspicua ,, XIV . Notse verae ecclesiae sutit , < 6 uiii sit una , sancta , catholica et apostqlicii - XV . Nota ? hae omnes soh Roinariit ecclesiae competunt . > XVI . Non solum probi et prae ^ estinati , sed etiam improbi et damnahdi sunt in Christi ecclesia .

      XVII . Hreretici et schi&matici sujh ' t extra Christi ecclesiam . XVIII . Ecclesia nuhquani errafe potest in rebus quas X ) eus credehda ^ aut faciendas revefavjt . XIX . Neque in deciderida ortfiodoxia et heterodoxia quorumvi 3 textuum dofimaticorum .

      XX . Nee sacri codices , ri ^ c pripci ^ pes , rnagistratus ve civile ^ , nee spirljul privatus sunt judices controversiarqp ^ fidei . XXI . Episcopi duce Romano ' ppntifice recte semper atb ^ ue sitxe orrjni errandi periqulo jucJicaht de cpnt ^ c ^ - versiis fidei , tarn in concilia gepenftK quam extra concilium . L

      XXII . Eadem erroris iniinui ^ Jf ^ re gaudet vel solus Roman us pot » twx dum toti aliquid ecctesii ^ crerfengi ^ rr ^ proponit , sive , ut aiunt , durh loquit ^ ex cathedra . IX 111 . Munus convocandi gencV ^ fe concilium , iilique prsesidendi , vel per se , vel per suos legatos , spectat ad pO « Xtificem Romanum .

      XXIV . Beatus Petrus fuit ' episcopifs Romae , ibjque supremurn dierh oppetiit . XXV . Beatus Petms a ChrfsVo principatuin accepit in ecclesia ^ etjMrisdictionem in rebus religionis" Jjr > omnes fldeles .

      XXVI . Principatus hie beati Pjetri et jurisdictio transit ad on ^ nes successorcs ejus pontifices Romanos .

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      Defendentur in CoUegio 53 XOsy ! vfcHii ( vulgo Stonyhurst ) a ReveVejjaq /« - char do Norris , Theolpgiae ' / |^ icfifQre » anno 1 ^ 17 , mensis Januarii , clie 1 ^ ab hora nona matuunadd " unclecirnai | i ^ Prae ^ ide Reverendo ^ Norbertp ^ or ^^ u Theologiae Proft ^ sare .

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      • • r > -t \ >; ¦ - - - . - Propositions Defended at the Catholic College , Stonyhurst . ld&

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 2, 1817, page 103, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2461/page/39/