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Earthquake. p. 294. Eckius, That Inf. Bapt. only a Custom of the Church. p. 134. Eckbertus's Sermon against the Cathari. p. 249. Oeculampidius opposes Inf. Bapt. p. 262. Edicts of Zurick. p. 260. Edward the 3rd blessed beyond any of the Kings. p. 293. Egyptian Divines against Inf. Bapt. p. 232. Emperor Charles 5th his Manifesto. p. 267.
Ends spiritual of Bapt. a proof of Believers Bapt. p. 11. English Service out of Latin Mass. p. 130. Church of England, That the Visible Church consists of professing Christians. p. 33. Entrance into the Visible Church a 7th End of Baptism. p. 20. Epiphanius baptized upon Profession. p. 58. Erasmus, That men are first to be taught before baptized. p. 6. Of Bapt. in Cent. 16. p. 81. Ermengendus his proof of Inf. Bapt. from two Scriptures. p. 250. Evagrius his Opinion about Bapt in Cent. 5. p. 66. Eusebius his Account of the Catechists before Baptism. p. 53. Example of Primitive Christians, a proof of Believers Bapt. p. 7. Exposition of many ridiculous Customs in the 13th Cent. p. 124.
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Fabian, That the Ancient Britains denied Inf. Bapt. p. 227. Federal Holiness not in the New Testam. p. 161. Felix Landis starv'd in prison, and his Goods confiscate For denying Inf. Bapt. p. 264. Dr. Field, that in many children of Christian Parents Baptism was deferr'd. p. 63, 83. Friars cleaving to the Waldenses. p. 76. Friars Malice after Wickliffe's Death. p. 300. Friezland abounding with Anabapt. p. 265.
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German Protestants about Inf. Bapt. p. 128. Gistebert oppos'd Inf. Bapt. p. 233. Gospel how propagated by the Waldenses. p. 348. Gossips not to marry together. p. 115. Government of London chang'd; upon what Account. p. 295. Gregory Nazianzen in Ceent. 4. His account of the use of Bapt. p. 56. Gregory Pope in Cent. 6. Of Bapt. p. 67. P. Gregory's Decretals. p. 111. Grotius, That Greeks keep the Custom of deferring Bapt. p. 80.
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Lord of Hallion, of the Conversation of the Waldenses. p. 345. Haimo in Cent. 8. That the Baptized to be first instructed. Dr. Hammond, Of Baptism. p. 83. On Acts 2.39 p. 169. Henriens, an eminent Witness against Infant-Baptism. p. 247. Hilary's Account of Bapt. in Cent. 4. p. 55. That the Eastern Church baptized the adult only. p. ib. Himmarus renounced Inf. Bapt. p. 233. Historical Account of Inf. Bapt. p. 97. History of Believers Bapt. from Script. p. 40. From Antiquity. p. 45. History of Anabapt. in Moravis. p. 272.
History of Beringarius and Pet. Bruis. p. 241. History of the Suffering and Maryrdom of Baptists. p. 256. History of the Waldenses in England. p. 275. Of Lollards. p. 278. Of J. Wickliff. p. 281. History of Tho. Munzer and Jo. a Leyden. p. 322. Of Waldenses p. 237, 337. Britains. p. 226, 329. Donatists. p. 222. Hogindorf against Inf. Bapt. p. 263. Huss in Cent. 13. p. 77. Hubmor and his Wife Martyred at Vienna. p. 272. Hyginus appointing Gossips in Cent. 2 a Pretended Proof of Inf. Bapt. p. 100.
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Jacob de Roor's Witness of Believers-Baptism in Cent. 16. p. 80. Mr. James his Account of Wickliff's Life. p. 298. Jerom baptized at 30. p. 61. That first to be taught, then baptized. p. 56. Ignatius, That Baptism to be accompanied With Faith, Love, &c. p. 48. Infant-Baptism disproved. p. 89. Not from Scripture-warrant. p. ib. Practis'd in the latter end of Cent. 4. p. 102. First enjoin'd in the Milevitan Council. p. 105, 106. Right neither for Matter nor Form. p. 215. Infants not baptized makes not Gospel privileges less than Legal. p. 178.
P. Innocent I. ratifies Inf. Bapt. p. 106. His character p. 109. Sets up the universal Bishoprick. p. 110. Gave Divine Honour to the Popedom. p. ib. Forbade Marriage. p. ib. Made Confirmation a Sacrament. p. ib. Excommunicated Arcadius Emp. p. ib. Ordained the Eucharist to Children after Bapt. p. ib. Expelled the Novatians. p. 111. His Decretal Epistle. p. 253. Inquisitors Creed. p. 251. Interim of Charles the 5th. p. 127.
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John 3.5. An Instance for Inf. Bapt. answered. p. 152. John of Gaunt Friend to Wickliff. p. 293. Justinian's Decree for Inf. Bapt. p. 112.
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Laodicean Council in Cent. 8. of Bapt. p. 69. Leading men of the Waldes. their Witness. p. 241. Leonard Skooner, a Baptist-Teacher, with 70 more beheaded. p. 270. Lollards in the time of Edw. 2. And Edw. 3. p. 278, 279. In the time of Rich. 2. p. 293. They and Donatists alike. p. 307. Deny Inf. Bapt. p. 303, 304. Are unanimous. p. 305. Are burnt. p. 303, 304, 306. Their 22 Tenets. p. 304. Lollardism, two Treatises of it. p. 80.
Lombard, Of Bapt. Cent. 12. p. 74. That the Faith off others sufficeth for the Infant. p. 121. Londoners Friends to the Lollards. p. 295. Lord's Supper given to Infants. p. 109. Lucifer's Letter to the Prelates. p. 301. P. Lucius's Canon in the Veron. Counc. p. 252. Luther, That none were baptized in times past, But who were confes'd, &c. p. 8. Of Baptism. p. 81. Lutherans about Baptism. p. 128. Lying Forgeries of the Papists about Constantine's Bapt. p. 103.Index - M