Defensio Fidei nicænæ. A defense of the Nicene creed, out of the extant writings of the Catholick doctors, who flourished during the three first centuries of the Christian church; in which also is incidentally vindicated the Creed of Constantinople; concerning the Holy Ghost.

Translated from the Latin as found in Edward Burton's edition of the author's works, Oxford, 1827. Burton's notes are included. cf. Advertisement, v. 1, p. [iii]Paged continuously.I. On the pre-existence of the Son of God. On the consubstantiality of the Son.--II. On the co-eternity of the Son. On the subordination of the Son to the Father. Appendix: Dr. Grabe's notes.Mode of access: Internet