From the Fathers

Vincent of Lérins

37 works, 55 passages.

Appendix I. Note on Section 41, Page 143.1 passages
Appendix II. Note on Section 69, Page 149.1 passages
Appendix III. Note on Section 85, Page 156.1 passages
Chapter I. The Object of the Following Treatise.2 passages
Chapter II. A General Rule for distinguishing the Truth of the Catholic Faith from the Falsehood of Heretical Pravity.1 passages
Chapter III. What is to be done if one or more dissent from the rest.1 passages
Chapter IV. The evil resulting from the bringing in of Novel Doctrine shown in the instances of the Donatists and Arians.1 passages
Chapter IX. His warning to the Galatians a warning to all.1 passages
Chapter V. The Example set us by the Martyrs, whom no force could hinder from defending the Faith of their Predecessors.2 passages
Chapter VI. The example of Pope Stephen in resisting the Iteration of Baptism.2 passages
Chapter VII. How Heretics, craftily cite obscure passages in ancient writers in support of their own novelties.2 passages
Chapter VIII. Exposition of St. Paul's Words, Gal. i. 8.1 passages
Chapter X. Why Eminent Men are permitted by God to become Authors of Novelties in the Church.1 passages
Chapter XI. Examples from Church History, confirming the words of Moses,--Nestorius, Photinus, Apollinaris.2 passages
Chapter XII. A fuller account of the Errors of Photinus, Apollinaris and Nestorius.2 passages
Chapter XIII. The Catholic Doctrine of the Trinity and the Incarnation explained.2 passages
Chapter XIV. Jesus Christ Man in Truth, not in Semblance.1 passages
Chapter XIX. What we ought to learn from these Examples.1 passages
Chapter XV. The Union of the Divine with the Human Nature took place in the very Conception of the Virgin. The appellation “The Mother of God.”1 passages
Chapter XVI. Recapitulation of what was said of the Catholic Faith and of divers Heresies, Chapters xi-xv.1 passages
Chapter XVII. The Error of Origen a great Trial to the Church.3 passages
Chapter XVIII. Tertullian a great Trial to the Church.1 passages
Chapter XX. The Notes of a true Catholic.1 passages
Chapter XXI. Exposition of St. Paul's Words.--1 Tim. vi. 20.1 passages
Chapter XXII. A more particular Exposition of 1 Tim. vi. 20.1 passages
Chapter XXIII. On Development in Religious Knowledge.2 passages
Chapter XXIV. Continuation of the Exposition of 1 Tim. vi. 20.2 passages
Chapter XXIX. Recapitulation.2 passages
Chapter XXV. Heretics appeal to Scripture that they may more easily succeed in deceiving.2 passages
Chapter XXVI. Heretics, in quoting Scripture, follow the example of the Devil.1 passages
Chapter XXVII. What Rule is to be observed in the Interpretation of Scripture.1 passages
Chapter XXVIII. In what Way, on collating the consentient opinions of the Ancient Masters, the Novelties of Heretics may be detected and condemned.3 passages
Chapter XXX. The Council of Ephesus.1 passages
Chapter XXXI. The Constancy of the Ephesine Fathers in driving away Novelty and maintaining Antiquity.1 passages
Chapter XXXII. The zeal of Celestine and Sixtus, bishops of Rome, in opposing Novelty.1 passages
Chapter XXXIII. The Children of the Catholic Church ought to adhere to the Faith of their Fathers and die for it.1 passages
Introduction.4 passages