An Apologie Or Declaration of the Power and Providence of God in the Government of the World: Consisting in an Examination and Censure of the Common Errour Touching Natures Perpetuall and Vniversall Decay, Divided Into Foure Bookes : Whereof the First Treates of this Pretended Decay in Generall, Together with Some Preparations Therevnto, the Second of the Pretended Decay of the Heavens and Elements, Together with that of the Elementary Bodies, Man Onely Excepted, the Third of the Pretended Decay of Mankinde in Regard of Age and Duration, of Strength and Stature, of Arts and Wits, the Fourth of this Pretended Decay in Matter of Manners, Together with a Large Proofe of the Future Consummation of the World from the Testimony of the Gentiles, and the Vse which We are to Draw from the Consideration Therof

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Of this pretended decayingenerall together with ſome prepara	9

in Divinitie i	13

The fourthº for that it makes men more careleſſe both in regard	22

Touching the pretended decay of the mixtbodies p	30

in regard of the duration ºf their lives their ſtrength and ſta	39

of their working ºpen this inferieur worldand the dependance	70

4 mother taken from Pſal 1 oz anſwered P 77	77

The firſt reaſon drawnefrom the cauſe of that Motion p	85

That there is a viciſſitude and revolution invertues and vices	289

The extreamefully ºf the cºncients in adoring and invocating i	299

Their barbarous and moſt vanatural cruelty in ſacrifting their	305

The impious and diſhoneſ Lawes of Plato P3	311

Touching the inſufficiencie of the precepts of the ancient Philoſo	320

Sect 5 of their extreame cruelty toward others their very religioncº	332

Secondly in regard of the incredible number of thoſe that ſuffe	368

of exceſſiae drinkers among the Romans in regard of the quantity	370

The ſame traſh farther proved from the teſtimony of Laëtantiusº	90

That the ſtarres are not of afterie nature or hot in themſelves p	96

neerer the earth then informer ages p 99 Scºt 4 of third objection anſwered taken from a ſºppoſed ºf	103

Touching the pretended decay of Menin regard of their ageand	154

That in all times and nations ſºme haueðcene found who haue	162

The firſt reaſºn taken from the ſeveralſtops and pawſs of nature	172

What thoſe Gyants were which are mentioned in the ſixth ºf Gene	185

of ſundryfabulous narrations ºf the bones of Gyantlike bodiesdºg	203

Seót 4 of the wonderfull ſtrength of diverſe in latter ages not inferiour	214

The ſecond is drawnº frºm the age of Matrimony and generation	220

Another rubberemoutd taken from the impurity of theº	223

Seół r The ſtrange ignorance of the CAncients in manythings in matters	232

The Lawyers of this laſt age preferred before thoſe of the former	238

of their wonderfull niceneſse in the ſtrangeneſse weight and newnes	385

That their riot did not only ſhºw itſelfe in the delicious choyce of their	392

CAP 1	439

Seči A The ſecond objećion touching the pretended wiſdome of the Romans	446

That as the Chriſtianshawe ſarpaſſed the Romans in the paſſae	456

The Engliſh not infºrtour to the Roman in valour and magnanimi	464

The laſt doubt touching the cºming of Antichriſtanſvered p	471

of their incredible expence in the hiring and arming dieting	511

or the quality º ºf ºeſºe in reſºzoº by whom	517

Third the conſideration ºf this day may ſtrue for admonitionſ

Boethius

Probable proofe produced that the Church of Chriſt before

Titel	An Apologie Or Declaration of the Power and Providence of God in the Government of the World: Consisting in an Examination and Censure of the Common Errour Touching Natures Perpetuall and Vniversall Decay, Divided Into Foure Bookes : Whereof the First Treates of this Pretended Decay in Generall ...
Auteur	George Hakewill
Editie	herdruk
Uitgever	William Tvrner printer to the famous Vniversity, 1630
Lengte	523 pagina's

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