This book, the running title of which is A Treatise of Schism, was printed at London by Will. Carter, who was executed for treason in 1584. Douay, 1601. Hibbert, 6151, russia, 12s. 6d. A Checke or Reproofe of M. Howlets vntimely shreecking in her Maiesties Eares, with an Answeare to the Reasons alleadged in a Discourse therunto annexed, why Catholikes (as they are called) refuse to go to Church. Lond. 1581. 4to. Zzz, in fours. Inglis, 351, 5s. 6d. Written in answer to the former. See also FULKE, William. FIELD, John. WIBORNE, P.* A Discouerie of I. Nicols Minister, misreported a Iesuite, latelye recanted in the Tower of London. (1581). 16mo. Contains M 9, in eights. Gordonstoun, 1754, 3s. Answered by Tho. Lupton, in a book entitled A Discovery &c. London, 1582. 4to. A Defence of the Censure, &c. 1582. See CAMPION, Edmund. Printed De Persecutione Anglicana Epistola. Paris. 1582. Bindley, pt. iii. 86, 27. 3s. Romæ, 1582. 8vo. Bindley, pt. ii. 2375, 67. 16s. 6d. This work is also printed in a book entitled Concertatio Ecclesiæ catholicæ in Anglia, &c. Aug. Trev. 1583. 8vo. & 1594. 4to. See BRIDGWATER, John. An Epistle of the Persecution of Catholickes in Englande. Translated out of Frenche into Englishe and conferred with the Latyne Copie, by G. T. To which there is added an Epistle by the Translator to the right honorable Lordes of his Maiesties preeuie Councell touchynge the same Matter. Douay in Artois (1582). 16mo. M 4, in eights. The Copie of a Letter wryten by a Master of Arte of Cambridge to his Friend in London. 1584. &c. See LEICESTER, Robert Dudley, Earl of. pre A Christian Directorie guiding Men to their Saluation, deuided into three Bookes. Anno 1585. 8vo. F ff 4, in eights. Williams, 1327, morocco, 27. 10s. In the face to this edition Parsons alludes to Bunny's edition. First Edition. 1583. 8vo. 1584. Two editions, one of which was done by a Catholic gent. living at Roan in Normandy, full of errors, but in sense the same.'-Ant. à Wood. - Lovan, 1598. 8vo. contains 718 pages, besides prefixes and affixes. These books of resolution, won our author a great deal of praise, not only in the judgment of R. Catholics, but of very learned Protestants.'-Ant. à Wood. The second Part of the Booke of Christian Exercise, appertayning to Resolution. London, 1591. 24mo. Dedicated to Sir Thomas Heneage, Knight, after which is an epistle to the reader and a table. Y in twelves, or 527 pages. - 1592. - 1594. Parsons, his Christian Directory, being a Treatise of holy Resolution, in two Parts, put into modern English, &c. London, 1700. 8vo. Frequently reprinted. Relacion de algunos Martyres. 1590. See Martyrs. Responsio ad Elizabethæ Reginæ Edictum contra Catholicos. Romæ, 1593. 8vo. Published under the name of Andr. Philopater. 1593. 4to. 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