THOMAS JAMES

Collections on ecclesiastical history designed to show that the doctrines of the Church of England are agreeable with the Fathers and Councils and with medieval and post-Reformation Catholic writings. By Thomas James (1572/3-1629), Bodley's Librarian and religious controversialist. Autograph. Sion L40.2/E32/1. paginated i-xxxiv, 1-60, then foliated 31-289. pp. i-xxxiv. Preface to the reader. pp. 1-60, ff. 31-258. 'The doctrine of the Church of England agreeable with Fathers and Councels'. ff. 259-289. Alphabetical and chronological lists of the Fathers, and alphabetical and chronological indexes to points of doctrine. Sion L40.2/E32/2. foliated 289-580. ff. 289-580. 'The doctrine of the Church of England agreeable with the midle aged writers'. A survey of medieval writings 1200-1412. Sion L40.2/E32/3. foliated 581-826. ff. 581-826. 'The doctrine of the Church of England agreeable with the midle aged writers'. A survey of medieval writings 1413-1519. Sion L40.2/E32/4. foliated 1-260. ff. 1-260. 'The third and last part of the late Popish writers writen to this present time which have written since Luther and the Councell of Trent'. Page headings: 'The doctrine of the Church of England agreeable with the late Popish writers'. A survey of Roman Catholic writings 1520-1582. Sion L40.2/E32/5. foliated 261-548. ff. 261-389. 'The doctrine of the Church of England agreeable with the late Popish writers'. A survey of Roman Catholic writings 1583-1622. ff. 391-510. 'An appendix to the midle aged writers'. ff. 511-548. 'Appendix to the late Popish writers'.

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