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The Common Places, Part II
Peter Martyr Vermigli
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The Common Places, Part II — Peter Martyr Vermigli.
Author: Peter Martyr Vermigli
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1Front matter
pp. 1–6 · ≈ 4 min2CHAP. I. Of Sin, especially original sin; and of the universal corrupting of man's nature.First, we will see, whether th
pp. 7–113 · ≈ 292 min3CHAP. II. Of Free will.Now it shall be good to entreat somewhat of the liberty of our will. And at this present we will
pp. 114–231 · ≈ 320 min4CHAP. III. Of the Law.Here I thought it good to speak somewhat concerning the nature of the law, and therewithal to show
pp. 232–258 · ≈ 69 min5CHAP. IV. Of Idolatry, forbidden by the first Commandment.The word Idolatry is a Greek word, and a compound of λατρεύειν
pp. 259–331 · ≈ 194 min6CHAP. V. The second Precept, which concerneth Images.In treating upon this place, it seemeth good to use this method, th
pp. 332–426 · ≈ 251 min7CHAP. VI. The third Precept; of the sanctification of the name of God.The Hebrews call an oath by the name of Nischba, b
pp. 427–444 · ≈ 48 min8CHAP. VII. The fourth Precept; of sanctifying the sabbath day.In the seventh day God finished his work, which he had mad
pp. 445–453 · ≈ 23 min9CHAP. VIII. The fifth Precept; of the honoring of Superiors.Honor is here taken, not only for a certain outward reverenc
pp. 454–473 · ≈ 51 min10CHAP. IX. Wherein is treated upon the sixth Precept; and first of Friendship.This word Amicitia, that is, Friendship, is
pp. 474–566 · ≈ 249 min11CHAP. X. The seventh Precept; Thou shalt not commit adultery: and first of Matrimony, and having of concubines.Matrimony
pp. 567–703 · ≈ 362 min12CHAP. XI. Of Whoredom, fornication, adultery, and other noisome things, which are contrary to the seventh commandment.No
pp. 704–839 · ≈ 362 min13CHAP. XII. The eighth commandment; Thou shalt not steal. And first of theft, sacrilege, and the stealing away of men's s
pp. 840–871 · ≈ 85 min14CHAP. XIII. The ninth Precept; Thou shalt not bear false witness. And first of Contumely.As touching this place, I judge
pp. 872–934 · ≈ 169 min15CHAP. XIV. The last Precept; Thou shalt not lust. Wherein is treated of the comparison and connection of sins one with a
pp. 935–964 · ≈ 78 min16CHAP. XV. Whether the commandment of God be so set forth, that it may be kept in this life: moreover, of the use and abr
pp. 965–1020 · ≈ 152 min17CHAP. XVI. Of the likeness and unlikeness of the Old and New league or covenant.The word league in Latin Foedus, is deri
pp. 1021–1068 · ≈ 127 min18CHAP. XVII. Of Christ, and his manifestation in the flesh; and by what means he performed all the parts of our salvation
pp. 1069–1103 · ≈ 93 min19CHAP. XVIII. A plain exposition of Peter Martyr, upon the twelve articles of the Christian faith.The articles of our fai
pp. 1104–1180 · ≈ 208 min20APPENDIX. Scripture References.In the original edition of this book, there were a considerable amount of scripture refer
pp. 1181–1188 · ≈ 29 min
pp. 1–6 · ≈ 4 min2CHAP. I. Of Sin, especially original sin; and of the universal corrupting of man's nature.First, we will see, whether th
pp. 7–113 · ≈ 292 min3CHAP. II. Of Free will.Now it shall be good to entreat somewhat of the liberty of our will. And at this present we will
pp. 114–231 · ≈ 320 min4CHAP. III. Of the Law.Here I thought it good to speak somewhat concerning the nature of the law, and therewithal to show
pp. 232–258 · ≈ 69 min5CHAP. IV. Of Idolatry, forbidden by the first Commandment.The word Idolatry is a Greek word, and a compound of λατρεύειν
pp. 259–331 · ≈ 194 min6CHAP. V. The second Precept, which concerneth Images.In treating upon this place, it seemeth good to use this method, th
pp. 332–426 · ≈ 251 min7CHAP. VI. The third Precept; of the sanctification of the name of God.The Hebrews call an oath by the name of Nischba, b
pp. 427–444 · ≈ 48 min8CHAP. VII. The fourth Precept; of sanctifying the sabbath day.In the seventh day God finished his work, which he had mad
pp. 445–453 · ≈ 23 min9CHAP. VIII. The fifth Precept; of the honoring of Superiors.Honor is here taken, not only for a certain outward reverenc
pp. 454–473 · ≈ 51 min10CHAP. IX. Wherein is treated upon the sixth Precept; and first of Friendship.This word Amicitia, that is, Friendship, is
pp. 474–566 · ≈ 249 min11CHAP. X. The seventh Precept; Thou shalt not commit adultery: and first of Matrimony, and having of concubines.Matrimony
pp. 567–703 · ≈ 362 min12CHAP. XI. Of Whoredom, fornication, adultery, and other noisome things, which are contrary to the seventh commandment.No
pp. 704–839 · ≈ 362 min13CHAP. XII. The eighth commandment; Thou shalt not steal. And first of theft, sacrilege, and the stealing away of men's s
pp. 840–871 · ≈ 85 min14CHAP. XIII. The ninth Precept; Thou shalt not bear false witness. And first of Contumely.As touching this place, I judge
pp. 872–934 · ≈ 169 min15CHAP. XIV. The last Precept; Thou shalt not lust. Wherein is treated of the comparison and connection of sins one with a
pp. 935–964 · ≈ 78 min16CHAP. XV. Whether the commandment of God be so set forth, that it may be kept in this life: moreover, of the use and abr
pp. 965–1020 · ≈ 152 min17CHAP. XVI. Of the likeness and unlikeness of the Old and New league or covenant.The word league in Latin Foedus, is deri
pp. 1021–1068 · ≈ 127 min18CHAP. XVII. Of Christ, and his manifestation in the flesh; and by what means he performed all the parts of our salvation
pp. 1069–1103 · ≈ 93 min19CHAP. XVIII. A plain exposition of Peter Martyr, upon the twelve articles of the Christian faith.The articles of our fai
pp. 1104–1180 · ≈ 208 min20APPENDIX. Scripture References.In the original edition of this book, there were a considerable amount of scripture refer
pp. 1181–1188 · ≈ 29 min
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