A Treatise Against Two Letters of the Pelagians · Book 4
- 1Book IV.
- 2Chapter 1 [I.]-The Subterfuges of the Pelagians are Five.
- 3Chapter 2 [II.] - the Praise of the Creature.
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- 5Chapter 4 [IV.] - Pelagians and Manicheans on the Praise of the Creature.
- 6Chapter 5. - What is the Special Advantage in the Pelagian Opinions?
- 7Chapter 6. - Not Death Alone, But Sin Also Has Passed into Us by Means of Adam.
- 8Chapter 7. - What is the Meaning of "In Whom All Have Sinned"?
- 9Chapter 8. -Death Passed Upon All by Sin.
- 10Chapter 9 [V.] - of the Praise of Marriage.
- 11Chapter 10.-Of the Praise of the Law.
- 12Chapter 11. - the Pelagians Understand that the Law Itself is God's Grace.
- 13Chapter 12 [VI.] - of the Praise of Free Will.
- 14Chapter 13. - God's Purposes are Effects of Grace.
- 15Chapter 14. - the Testimonies of Scripture in Favour of Grace.
- 16Chapter 15.-From Such Scriptures Grace is Proved to Be Gratuitous and Effectual
- 17Chapter 16.-Why God Makes of Some Sheep, Others Not.
- 18Chapter 17 [VII.]-Of the Praise of the Saints.
- 19Chapter 18.-The Opinion of the Saints Themselves About Themselves.
- 20Chapter 19.-The Craftof the Pelagians.
- 21Chapter 20 [VIII.]-The Testimonies of the Ancients Against the Pelagians.
- 22Chapter 21.-Pelagius, in Imitation of Cyprian, Wrote a Book of Testimonies.
- 23Chapter 22.-Further References to Cyprian.
- 24Chapter 23.-Further References to Cyprian.
- 25Chapter 24.-The Dilemma Proposed to the Pelagians.
- 26Chapter 25 [IX.]-Cyprian's Testimonies Concerning God's Grace.
- 27Chapter 26.-Further Appeals to Cyprian's Teaching.
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- 29Chapter 28.-Cyprian's Orthodoxy Undoubted.
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- 31Chapter 30.-The Testimonies of Ambrose Concerning God's Grace.
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- 33Chapter 32 [XII.] - the Pelagian's Heresy Arose Long After Ambrose.
- 34Chapter 33. - Opposition of the Manichean and Catholic Dogmas.
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- 36Book II. Chap. 66,