Miscellaneous tracts: vol. III. Viz. I. Proving, The Adoration of Images; Praying to Angels and Saints; Purgatory; The Doctrine of the Seven Sacraments; Transubstantiation; The Denying of the Cup in the Sacrament to the People; Private Masses; The Adoration of the Sacrament; The Priests putting the Bread into the Mouths of the Communicants; Being Present at the Celebration of the Sacrament, and not Communicating; And, Auricular Confession: To be Doctrines and Practices not known in the Spanish Church, in the beginning of the Eighth Century, when it was Dispersed by the Moors Conquest of Spain: And that the Spanish Kings had an Ecclesiastical Supremacy, equal to that which is now in the Crown of England. II. A View of the Methods by which the Roman Church keeps her People from coming to the Knowledge of the Great and Manifold Errors and Corruptions which are in her Faith, Worship, and Spirit. III. The Life of Maria de Jesus of Agreda, a late Famous Spanish Nun. IV. An History of the Schisms which have been in the Roman See. V. A View of all the Orders of Monks and Friers in the Roman Church. With an Account of their Founders. Sufficient to help any one to Form a Right Idea of the Men, or of the Writers of their Lives. VI. An Essay on the Countries, Religion, Learning, Numbers, Forms of Government, and the Chief Cause of the Successes of the Nations, by which the Roman Empire was pulled Down. Vii. An Essay on the Canons of the Council of Sardica, particularly on that which Relates to Appeals to Rome. By Michael Geddes, L. L. D. and and Chancellor of the Church of Sarum.

Date:

MDCCVI. [1706]