A case of conscience : propos'd to, and decided by forty doctors of the Faculty of Paris : in favour of Jansenism : as also, what has been done on this occasision [sic] by the Pope, Arch-Bishop of Paris, and the King : together with a collection of ... what former popes ... have ... writ, concerning ... Jansenius ... : with some remarks upon it, proper to clear the whole matter.

Cas de conscience. English. 1703.

[London?] : Printed for A.B., 1703.

[8], 136 p. ; 17 cm (12mo)

Anonymous. The Cas de conscience is attributed to Bernard Couet and to abbé Eustace.--cf. BN, v. 48 amd Willaert, Bibl. Janseniana Belgica, 6951, 7017.
Translation attributed to Thomas Fairfax.--cf. Clark, R. Strangers & sojourners at Port Royal, p. 284-5.
Separate title page, sig. A1r, reads: A case of conscience, decided by forty doctors of the faculty of Paris ...
For an account of the controversy, see the Catholic encyclopedia, VIII, p. 291.
Signatures: a⁴, A-H⁸, I⁴ (B4 signed B5; C4 signed G4).

Great Britain -- England -- London.

216- 088q

Imperfect: p. 57-58 lacking; p. 55-56 torn away, affecting text.