Christianographie Or the Description of the Multitude And Sundry Sorts of Chri
Christianographie Or the Description of the Multitude And Sundry Sorts of Chri
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{ . . ## InaulgentiA- Pardons, Pardons began to vent, when inciir^w *flim*tio t fi. Were frighted with Puraatory fier, Yea they f ' ff ** f P**z*t ori - TV*J 1 r r n i t\T * m wr* 1*- givc Pardons notonely for iinnes -pa, but iw finnes to come. Our . Late Soverai^ne Lord r^- r 1 J L T* r Kings lames, rclateth in hisTrcaticc upon thc Lords prayer that he had feene tvVo fuch Par- *'*/ C ruci * tm don. S;reat is the orofic that is o-otten by Par* *% M "** '"P i G, , - i r 1 i, & . Cr f- . , daTum^...Jt.
dons, ana this allo is made a doctnneorFaith. Roflcnf: contra Asthepopercapeth o;reat profit by purs;ato- j \i 1 r - **' ryand pardons, 10 alto the inrtnour- Clergy hive a inaretherein -for the fcucbari/tor Lords . S 7 heir fetieraH Supper, which Chrift infti. U is by them turned, into a tru rie, and unbloudie Sacrifice, under the nameof the Majje. And they would have men to be- leeve, that their Preifts, doe truely and Really, Sacrifice Qmft to God his Father: for the expia- tion of the finms, both of quick and dead* But the end of all this, is ; That men belecv-' ing this fiction, would plie them to fay Majfis, to deliverer keep Soules out ofTurgatorze } but with all, tendring them money, which fimple men and women, do moft willingly part with all, to have part in the-fe their Sacrifices, which they offer : not inVommemoration of the great benifits which they have received from V'T^ but by way ofBargaine, for fymifiion of their finnes, and deliverance of Soules out of Pur- gatone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
{ . . ## InaulgentiA- Pardons, Pardons began to vent, when inciir^w *flim*tio t fi. Were frighted with Puraatory fier, Yea they f ' ff ** f P**z*t ori - TV*J 1 r r n i t\T * m wr* 1*- givc Pardons notonely for iinnes -pa, but iw finnes to come. Our . Late Soverai^ne Lord r^- r 1 J L T* r Kings lames, rclateth in hisTrcaticc upon thc Lords prayer that he had feene tvVo fuch Par- *'*/ C ruci * tm don. S;reat is the orofic that is o-otten by Par* *% M "** '"P i G, , - i r 1 i, & . Cr f- . , daTum^...Jt.
dons, ana this allo is made a doctnneorFaith. Roflcnf: contra Asthepopercapeth o;reat profit by purs;ato- j \i 1 r - **' ryand pardons, 10 alto the inrtnour- Clergy hive a inaretherein -for the fcucbari/tor Lords . S 7 heir fetieraH Supper, which Chrift infti. U is by them turned, into a tru rie, and unbloudie Sacrifice, under the nameof the Majje. And they would have men to be- leeve, that their Preifts, doe truely and Really, Sacrifice Qmft to God his Father: for the expia- tion of the finms, both of quick and dead* But the end of all this, is ; That men belecv-' ing this fiction, would plie them to fay Majfis, to deliverer keep Soules out ofTurgatorze } but with all, tendring them money, which fimple men and women, do moft willingly part with all, to have part in the-fe their Sacrifices, which they offer : not inVommemoration of the great benifits which they have received from V'T^ but by way ofBargaine, for fymifiion of their finnes, and deliverance of Soules out of Pur- gatone.
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