The Works of George Bull: D. D., Lord Bishop of St. David's, Volume 1

Clarendon Press, 1827

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He puts himself under the conduct of an eminent	20

He settles at St Georges near Bristol p 25 A little	27

The method he took in governing his parish p	29

The prayers he used in public p 33 An instance	36

He was presented to the vicarage of Suddington	47

The religious government of his family p 55	63

His only diversion agreeable conversation p	75

The general scope and design of this treatise p	84

The same attempt as to some protestant writers	256

The chief pillars of the catholic faith concerning	259

Notwithstanding his subordination with the Father	270

The use of this treatise made by Dr Clarke con	279

Of Dr Cudworth and Dr Sherlock and their schemes	291

Mr Bull twentyseven years rector of Suddington	298

He establishes a sermon on Thursday in every week	312

His Judicium Ecclesia Catholicæ written against	318

Animadversions upon his book p 89 The opposi	91

Argument the second from the juridical notion	98

The first concession concerning a living or opera	106

An account of the several treatises published	147

The principles of Mr Truman opposite to these	155

His dissatisfaction both with Dr Hammond	166

An hypothesis of Mr Trumans examined p	172

Bishop Nicholson Mr Bulls patron dies	181

What Mr Bull did when he heard Dr Tully	191

Mr Bull publishes his Examen Censuræ and	199

Dr Tully charged with several errors p 206	207

Mr Baxter also answers Dr Tully p 208	213

Mr Bull made prebendary of Gloucester by	238

How Petavius was succeeded in this controversy	250

A short abstract of its contents and method	325

Dr Bull publishes his Primitive and Apostolical	336

Dr Bulls Latin Works collected into one volume	343

The bishop in July after his consecration goes	358

He endeavours to reform the administering bap	371

His several methods of charity p 372 He	384

The bishop resided constantly in his diocese	390

The manner of his taking his solemn leave p	399

An account of bishop Bulls sermons and dis	420

An account of bishop Bulls Discourses	428

The manner of Mr Clerkes writing for	435

The sum and substance of the fifth Discourse	459

The charge of Dr Lewis du Moulin brought	465

Title	The Works of George Bull: D. D., Lord Bishop of St. David's, Volume 1 Literature of theology and church history: A basic library of British theological studies The Works of George Bull: D. D., Lord Bishop of St. David's, Edward Burton
Author	George Bull
Editor	Edward Burton
Publisher	Clarendon Press, 1827
Original from	Harvard University
Digitized	25 Aug 2008

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