THE

DIFFICULTIES OF ROMANISM

IN RESPECT TO

EVIDENCE:

OR THE

PECULIARITIES OF THE LATIN CHURCH

EVINCED TO BE UNTENABLE

ON THE

PRINCIPLES of LEGITIMATE HISTORICAL TESTIMONY.

BY

GEORGE STANLEY FABER, B.D.

RECTOR OF LONG NEWTON, AND PREBENDARY OF SALISBURY.

Adversus universas hæreses jam hinc præjudicatum sit: id esse verum,
quodcunque primum; id esse adulterum, quodcunque posterius.

TERTULL. adv. Prax. § ii. Oper. p. 405.

THE SECOND EDITION,

REVISED AND REMOULDED.

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ΤΟ

THE RIGHT HONOURABLE

NICHOLAS LORD BEXLEY,

AS A TOKEN OF SINCERE RESPECT

BOTH FOR HIS PUBLIC SERVICES AND HIS PRIVATE VIRTUES,

THIS WORK IS INSCRIBED

BY HIS OBLIGED AND OBEDIENT

HUMBLE SERVANT,

THE AUTHOR.