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| - A Survey of the New Religion. Detecting manie grosse absurdities which it implieth, Douai, 1603, with dedication to James I; 'newly augmented,' Douai, 1605. Matthew Sutcliffe, dean of Exeter, published two replies in 1606.
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| - A Survey of the New Religion. Detecting manie grosse absurdities which it implieth, Douai, 1603, with dedication to James I; 'newly augmented,' Douai, 1605. Matthew Sutcliffe, dean of Exeter, published two replies in 1606.
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Kellison's Reply to Sutcliffe's Answer ..., in which most points of the Catholike doctrine is explicated, and al is averred and confirmed; and almost al pointes of the New Faith of England disproved, Rheims, 1608.
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Examen Reformationis novae praesertim Calvinianae, in quo Synagoga et Doctrina Calvini, sicut et reliquorum hujus temporis novatorum, tota fece ex suis principis refutatur, Douai, 1616. This work and Kellison's Reply to Sutcliffe were attacked by Francis Mason, archdeacon of Norfolk, in his 'Vindication of the Church of England,' London, 1613. fol., translated into Latin in 1625.
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The Right and Jurisdiction of the Prelate and the Prince, a Treatise of Ecclesiasticall and Regall Authoritie. Compyled by J. E., Student in Divinitie, for the ful Instruction and Appeacement of the Consciences of English Catholikes, concerning the late Oath of Pretended Allegiance, Douai, 1617 and 1621. Here, in a work of political thought, he argued against Thomas Preston, and for the deposing power of the papacy. This was an exposition in plain English of scholastic ideas, where he followed in particular Gabriel Vasquez.
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The Gagge of the Reformed Gospell. Briefly discovering the errors of our time, with the refutation by expresse textes of their owne approved English Bible, Douai, 1623; republished, under the title of The Touchstone of the Reformed Gospel, 1675; re-edited by Bishop Challoner under the title of The Touchstone of the New Religion, 1734, and frequently reprinted. Long attributed to Kellison, this is now considered to be by the printer John Heigham. A reply by Richard Montagu was called A Gagg for the New Gospel?, 1624.
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A Treatise of the Hierarchie and divers Orders of the Church against the Anarchie of Calvin, Douai, 1629. This work, which gave offence to the regular clergy, was attacked by the Jesuits John Floyd and Edward Knott, and gave rise to a protracted controversy. It was written to support Richard Smith, and adopted some Gallican ideas.
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A brief and necessary Instruction for the Catholicks of England, touching their Pastor, 1631, answered by Floyd.
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