CHAPTER I.
Of the first promise made to St. Peter: upon this rock I will build my Church.
CHAPTER II.
That the pretended reformers had no mediate mission either from the people or from the Bishops Resolution of a difficulty.
CHAPTER III.
Of the second promise made to St. Peter: and I will give thee the keys of the kingdom of heaven.
CHAPTER IV.
Of the third promise made to St. Peter: I have prayed for thee.
CHAPTER V.
That the true Church of Christ is visible..
CHAPTER VI.
The order in which the evangelists name the apostles.
CHAPTER VII.
That in the Church there are good and bad, predestinate and reprobate.
CHAPTER VIII.
Testimonies of the Church to this fact.
CHAPTER IX.
That Saint Peter has had successors in the vicar-generalship of our Lord. The conditions required for succeeding him. The Church cannot perish
CHAPTER X.
That the bishop of Rome is true successor off St. Peter, and head of the militant Church.
CHAPTER XI.
Short description of the life of St. Peter, and of the institution of his first successors.
CHAPTER XII.
Confirmation of all the above by the titles which antiquity has given to the pope.
CHAPTER XIII.
In how great esteem the authority of the pope ought to be held.
CHAPTER XIV.
How the ministers have violated this authority.