SECT. 4. The first Council of Constantinople; or, second 103-112 general Council SECT. 5. The Council of Ephesus; or, third general Council 112-114 SECT. 6. The Council of Calcedon; or, fourth general 114-128 Council SECT. 7. The second Council at Constantinople; or, fifth 129-136 general Council SECT. 8. The third Council of Constantinople; or, sixth 136-140 general Council SECT. 9. The second Nicene Council; or, seventh general 141-143 Council BOOK III. Of Persecutions under the Papacy, and particularly 144-145 the Inquisition SECT. 1. Of the Progress of the Inquisition 145-155 SECT. 2. Of the Officers belonging to the Inquisition 155-181 SECT. 3. Of the Crimes cognizable by the Inquisition, and 182-194 the Punishment annexed to them SECT. 4. Of the manner of proceeding before the Tribunal of 194-263 the Inquisition Of the present state of the Inquisition at Goa, 263-284 extracted from Dr. Buchanans Christian Researches in Asia BOOK IV. Of Persecutions amongst Protestants 285 SECT. 1. Luther’s opinion concerning Persecution 286 SECT. 2. Calvin’s Doctrine and Practice concerning 288-300 Persecution SECT. 3. Persecutions at Bern, Bazil, and Zurich 300-303 SECT. 4. Persecutions in Holland, and by the Synod of Dort 303-311 SECT. 5. Persecutions in Great Britain 311-354 SECT. 6. Of Persecutions in New England, in America 354-360 CONCLUSION. SECT. 1. Who have been the great promoters of Persecution 360-363 SECT. 2. The things for which Christians have persecuted 363-369 one another have generally been of small importance SECT. 3. Pride, Ambition, and Covetousness, the grand 369-372 sources of Persecution SECT. 4. The Decrees of Councils, and Synods of no 372-377 Authority in matters of Faith