The See of St. Peter
Publisher: Burns and Lambert
Published: 1850
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS.; title: SECT. PAGE; title: I. The Primacy of S. Peter as Existing Power 1; title: II. The Scriptural Proof of the Primacy 13; title: III. The End and Office of the Primacy 35; title: IV. The Power of the Primacy 50; title: V. The Church's Witness to the Primacy 72; title: 1 A General Supremacy in the Roman See over the whole Church; a Supremacy exactly the same in principle with that which is now claimed 77; title: 2. The grounding of this Supremacy on the attribution of Matt. xvi. 18, Luke xxii. 31, and John xxi. 15, in a special sense to the Pope as successor of S. Peter 97; title: 3. The original derivation of Episcopal Jurisdiction from the person of Peter, and its perpetual fountain in the See of Rome as representing him ib.; title: 4. The Papal Supremacy over the East acknowledged by its own rulers and Councils before the separation 118; title: 5. The Pope's attitude to Councils as indicating his rank 126; title: 6. His Confirmation of Councils 128; title: 7. The necessity of Communion with the Pope 131; title: VI. S. Peter's Primacy, and the Royal Supremacy 137; title: VII. The Effects of S. Peter's Primacy, and of the Royal Supremacy 151