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St Vincent of Lérins, NPNF II.11
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- 1. The Object of the Following Treatise
- A General Rule for Distinguishing the Truth of the Catholic Faith from the Falsehood of…
- 3. What is to Be Done If One or More Dissent from the Rest
- The Evil Resulting from the Bringing in of Novel Doctrine Shown in the Instances of the…
- The Example Set Us by the Martyrs, Whom No Force Could Hinder from Defending the Faith of…
- The Example of Pope Stephen in Resisting the Iteration of Baptism
- How Heretics, Craftily Cite Obscure Passages in Ancient Writers in Support of Their Own…
- 8. Exposition of St. Paul’s Words, Gal. i. 8
- 9. His Warning to the Galatians a Warning to All
- Why Eminent Men are Permitted by God to Become Authors of Novelties in the Church
- Examples from Church History, Confirming the Words of Moses,—Nestorius, Photinus,…
- A Fuller Account of the Errors of Photinus, Apollinaris and Nestorius
- The Catholic Doctrine of the Trinity and the Incarnation Explained
- 14. Jesus Christ Man in Truth, Not in Semblance
- The Union of the Divine with the Human Nature Took Place in the Very Conception of the…
- Recapitulation of What Was Said of the Catholic Faith and of Divers Heresies, Chapters…
- 17. The Error of Origen a Great Trial to the Church
- 18. Tertullian a Great Trial to the Church
- 19. What We Ought to Learn from These Examples
- 20. The Notes of a True Catholic
- 21. Exposition of St. Paul’s Words.—1 Tim. vi. 20
- 22. A More Particular Exposition of 1 Tim. vi. 20
- 23. On Development in Religious Knowledge
- 24. Continuation of the Exposition of 1 Tim. vi. 20
- Heretics Appeal to Scripture that They May More Easily Succeed in Deceiving
- Heretics, in Quoting Scripture, Follow the Example of the Devil
- What Rule is to Be Observed in the Interpretation of Scripture
- In What Way, on Collating the Consentient Opinions of the Ancient Masters, the Novelties…
- 29. Recapitulation
- 30. The Council of Ephesus
- The Constancy of the Ephesine Fathers in Driving Away Novelty and Maintaining Antiquity
- The Zeal of Celestine and Sixtus, Bishops of Rome, in Opposing Novelty
- The Children of the Catholic Church Ought to Adhere to the Faith of Their Fathers and Die…
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