Excerpt from Reflexions Upon the Devotions of the Roman Church: With the Prayers, Hymns, and Lessons Themselves, Taken Out of Their Authentick Books; In Three Parts If any one lhali object againft the frequent citation of thofe'old Books; My Anfwer is this N o reafonable man can think it range, that they {hould be charged with the Ab furdity of thofe Devotions which they have laid afide for fince they were formerly allowed, and recommended and enjoyned, their Church mufi be always accountable for them, or elfe confefs that lhe was once miftaken, If lhe hatlkat any time taught her Children to invocate for Saints Rom/221' tic/q names, fuch as S. Clarifiopker and the 7 Sleeper: or to infert in their Prayers Ridicalam 7'4c, fuch as S. George's filling the Dragon, 8x. Thefe either errours or wilful tor. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work.

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