BY

A ROMAN;

WITH

AN INTRODUCTION

BY THE

Rev. W. C. BROWNLEE, D. D.

Of the Protestant Reformed Dutch Church of New York,

BY

HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY

FROM
THE BEQUEST OF
EVERT JANSEN WENDELL

1918

ENTERED according to the Act of Congress in the year

1843, by L. GIUSTINIANI, D. D., in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of Maryland.

CONTENTS.

9

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Page.

RECOMMENDATIONS,

I. INTRODUCTION of the Rev. W. C. Brownlee, D. D.,

Pastor of the Prot. Ref. Dutch Church, of N. York.

II. CREDENTIALS—Certificates from Rome,

1

III. THE CONVERSION.of a Roman Catholic is a great

Miracle,

IV. EASTER,

16

V. NARRATIVE of the Author's First Biblical im-

pression,

23

VI. The Mass,

30

VII. TRANSUBSTANTIATION,

44

VIII. ABSURDITIES and DELUSIONS of the Mass, 52

IX. HEATHEN ROME AND PAPAL ROME. The Pan-

theon; The Holy Virgin Lady of Parturition

against the Holy Virgin Lady of the Stone; Car-

dinal Giustiniani at Rimini; The Holy Stairs ;

The Flying stone; Saint Peter in Vinculis ; Colos-

seum Romanum; Confessional ; Saint Antony in

Rome,

59

X. THE OPENING OF THE Eyes of the Virgin Mary, 86

XI. BEATIFICATION of a Franciscan Friar,

91

XII. THE PATRIARCH OF Egypt and the Horned

Priest,

XIII. INFALLIBILITY of the Pope, and Antiquity of

the Church of Rome,

104

XIV. CATHOLICITY of the Church of Rome,

115

XV. APOSTOLICAL SUCCESSION of Roman Pontiffs, 120

XVI. APOSTOLICAL DOCTRINES and not the Chair

are required as a mark of a true Church,

125

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97