Abridgment of the Book of Acts and Monuments by Timothy Bright, Table of contents
A Table of all the principall matters conteyned in this Booke.
TIberius Nero pag. 1.
Chriſt eadem
Caius Caligula eadem
Caius Nero eadem
Peter and Paule eadem
Titus pag. 2
Veſpaſian eadem
Iewes deſtroyed eadem
Stephen eadem
Iames eadem
Herod eadem
Nicanor eadem
Simon eadem
Parmenas eadem
Thomas eadem
Simon Zelotes eadem
Iudas eadem
Augarus eadem
Simon eadem
Traianus eadem
Bartholomeus pag. 3
Andrew eadem
Egeas eadem
Matthew eadem
Hircanus eadem
Matthias eadem
Phillip and his Daughters. eadem
Iames eadem
Other eadem
The Iewes eadem
Nero Domit. pag. 4
Peter eadem
Simon Magus eadem
Peters wife eadem
Paule eadem
Domician eadem
Nephewes of Iuda eadem
Simeon pag. 5
Iuſtus eadem
Iohn eadem
Flauia eadem
The 2. perſecution eadem
Euariſtus eadem
Alexander eadem
Hermes eadem
Euentus pag. 6
Theodulus eadem
Hermes eadem
Albina eadem
Quirinus eadem
The third perſecution ead.
Nerua eadem
Traianus eadem
Plinius ſecundus eadem
Plinies letter for mitigation of the perſecution ead.
The Emperours aunſwere. pag. 7
Simeon eadem
Attalus eadem
Phocas eadem
Sulpitius eadem
Seruilianus eadem
Emphroſina eadem
Theodora eadem
Salma eadem
Seraphia eadem
Nereus eadem
Achilleus eadem
Sagaris eadem
Ignatius pag: 8
Polycarpus eadem
Magneſia eadem
Publius eadem
Hadrian eadem
Euentius eadem
Theodorus eadem
Hermes eadem
Quirinus eadem
Zenon eadem
Achaicus eadem
Euſtachius eadem
Fauſtinus eadem
Iobita eadem
Caelocerius eadem
Iuſtus pag. 9
Paſtor eadem
Symproniſſa and her ſeuen children eadem
Sophia, and her two children pag. 10
Quadratus eadem
Ariſtides eadem
Serenus eadem
Perſecution aſſwaged in Aſia eadem
Antonius Pius eadem
Perſecution ceaſeth ead.
Ma. Antoninus pag. 11
Verus eadem
Lucius eadem
Germanicus eadem
Polycarpus eadem
Irenarchus pag. 12
Herodes eadem
Nicetes eadem
Metrodorus pag. 13
Pionius eadem
Carpus eadem
Papylus eadem
Agathonica eadem
Felicitas with her ſeuē children eadem
Iuſtinus eadem
Lucius pag. 14
Concordus eadem
Symmetrius eadem
Vetius eadem
Sanctus eadem
Maturus eadem
Attalus eadem
Blandina pag. 15
Bibledes eadem
Photinus eadem
Alexander eadem
Pontius eadem
Melito pag. 16
Claudius Apollinaris ead
Quadratus eadem
Ariſtides eadem
Athenagoras eadem
Perſecution ſtaied eadem
Miracle eadem
Commodus eadem
Martia. eadem
Apollonius eadem
Vincentius pag. 17.
Euſebius eadem
Iulius eadem
Peregrinus eadem
Xiſtus eadem
Teleſphorus eadem
Hyginus eadem
Pius eadem
Serapion eadem
Egeſippus. eadem
Miltiades eadem
Heraclitus eadem
Theophilus eadem
Dionyſius pag. 18
Penitus eadem
Clemens Alexandrinus. eadem
Contention among the chriſtians for Eaſter day. eadem.
Pertinax eadem
Seuerus eadem
Hillarius pag. 19
Leonides eadem
Origen eadem
Origens bookes eadem
Plutarchus eadem
Serenus eadem
Baſilides pag. 20
Alexander. eadem
Narciſſus eadem
Andoclus eadem
Aſclepiades. eadem
Iraeneus eadem
Victor eadem
Tertullian pag. 21
Theophilus. eadem
Policrates. eadem
Zephyrinus pag. 22
Perp. &c. eadem
Baſſianus eadem
Varius Heliogabalus. eadem
Mammea eadem
Maximinus pag. 23
Calixtus eadem
Vrbanus eadem
Tiburtius eadem
Valerianus eadem
Agapitus eadem
Calepodius eadem
Pammachus eadem
Simplicius eadem
Quiritius eadem
Iulia eadem
Tiberius pag. 24
Valerianus eadem
Martina eadem
Maximinus eadem
Gordian eadem
Phillip eadem
Pontianus eadem
Philetus eadem
zebenus eadem
Ammonius eadem
Iulius Aphricanus eadem
Natalius eadem.
Anterius pag. 25.
Hippolitus eadem
Fabian pag. 26
Origen ſacrificeth eadem.
Origen excommunicated. eadem
Origen repenteth. pag. 27
Heracleas eadem
Dionyſius eadem
Alexandrinus. eadem
Cruel perſecution. eadem
Alexander eadem
Mezauanes eadem
XL. Virgins pag. 28.
Peter eadem
Andrew eadem
Paul eadem
Nichomachus eadem
Dionyſia eadem
Germanus eadem
Theophilus eadem
Ceſarius eadem
Vitalis eadem
Polychronius eadem
Neſtor eadem
Olimpiades eadem
Maximus eadem
Anatolia eadem
Audax eadem
Soothſayers eadem
Metra eadem
Apollonia pag. 29
Serapion eadem
Reuolt eadem
Iulianus eadem
Cronion eadem
Eunus eadem
A ſouldier eadem
Macer eadem
Epimachus eadem
Alexander eadem
Ammonarion pag. 30.
Mercuria eadem
Dionyſia eadem
Heron eadem
Iſodrne eadem
Dioſcorus eadem
Nemeſian eadem
Ammon. eadem
Zenon eadem
Ptolomeus eadem
Ingenius eadem
Theophilus eadem
Iſchrion eadem
Cheremon eadem
Dionyſius pag. 31
Alexandrinus eadem
Timotheus eadem
Gaius eadem
Fauſtus eadem
Petrus eadem
Paulus eadem
Chriſtophorus eadem
Menaitus eadem
Agatha eadem
Tryphon eadem
Theodora pag. 32.
Agathon eadem
Paulus eadem
Andreas ead.
Iuſtinus eadem
Portius eadem
Secundianus eadem
Verianus 33
Marcellinus eadem
Sore perſecution eadem
Children perſecuted ead.
Pergentius eadem
Laurentius eadem
Reuolt eadem
Nouatus 34
Cyprian eadem
Cornelius eadem
Aurelius eadem
Mappalicus eadem
Decius death eadem
A plague of ten yeres ead.
Cyprian de mortalitate, 35
Vibias eadem
Gallus eadem
Voluſianus eadem
The teachers of Chriſtianity baniſhed eadem
Nemeſianus eadem
Felix eadem
Lucius eadem
Seagrius eadem
Rogationus eadem
Stephanus eadem
Contention eadem
Emilianus eadem
Valerianus & Galienus ead
Valerianus ſeduced eadem
Diſordered life of chriſtians 36
A viſion eadem
Cyprians Apologie for chriſtians eadem
Cyprian once a Magician eadem
Cecilius conuerteth Cyprian eadem
Agrippinus 37
Cyprian baniſhed eadem
Cyprian beheaded eadem
Diuers Cyprians eadem
Sextus with ſixe of his Deacons eadem
Laurence broyled on a grid-iron 38
Dioniſius Biſhop of Alexandria eadem
The brethren viſited eadē
Euſebius eadem
Fauſtus eadem
Priſcus 39
Marcus eadem
Alexander eadem
300. martired eadem
Three virgins ead.
Pontius eadem
Gods iudgements eadem
Zeno eadem
Eugenia eadem
Helenus eadem
Victor 40
Victorinus eadem
Claudianus eadem
Boſſa eadem
Fructuoſus eadem
A viſion ead.
Sapores eadem
Gods iudgements eadem
Earthquakes eadem
Perſecution moderated, ead
Marinus eadem
Theodiſtus 41
Dionyſius eadem
Felix eadem
Eutichianus eadem
Gaius eadem
Gregorius magnus eadem
Claudius eadem
262. Martirs eadem
Quintilianus eadem
Aurelianus eadem
The tirant terrified 42
Annius eadem
Tacitus eadem
Florianus eadem
Aurelius Probus eadem
Carus eadem
Carinus eadem
Numerianus eadem
Cerillus martired eadem
Diocleſian eadem
19. yeres quiet in the church eadem
44. yeres quiet, the Church groweth eadem
Church diſſolute eadem
Large Temples builded, eadem
The tenth perſecution, 43
Maximianus eadem
Ceſars eadem
Diocleſian woulde bee worſhipped as a God eadem
Miracle eadem
Churches burned eadem
Scriptures deſtroyed, eadem
Siluanus 44
Pamphilus eadem
Tirannion eadem
Arnobius eadem
Two maides of Antioch ea.
Siluanus eadem
Tharatus eadem
Probus eadem
Andronicus eadem
Peter of the houſhold ead.
Dorotheus eadem
Gorgonius eadem
Anthonius 45
Lucianus eadem
Serena the wife of the Emperor, martired eadem
Two thouſand together in a temple burned eadem
A whole citie of Chriſtians burned eadem
Euſtachius eadem
Peleus and Nilus eadem
The B. with the elders, martitired eadem
A legion of Chriſtians martired eadem
Mauritius eadem
79. martired 46
Great perſecutiō in Italy, ea.
Victor eadem
Lucian eadem
18. martyred eadem
Perſecution of Spaine ead.
Riuers died with bloud of Chriſtians eadem
In Britayne great perſecution pag. 47
Strange torments ead.
The perſecutors weried with ſlaughter eadem
Reuolt eadem
17000. ſlayne in thirtie daies eadem
300. at Alexandria eadem
300. at Colen eadem
Thebane Souldiers 6660. pag. 48
Conſtantinus eadem
Conſtantius trieth his court who were chriſtians. pa. 49
Gods iudgement vpō Maximinus eadem
Syluanus eadem
Petrus pag. 50.
Quirinus eadem
Marcellus eadem
Timotheus eadem
270. martired eadem
Antheus a king with 37000. martyrs eadem
79. martyrs eadem
Famine and peſtilence. eadē.
The villany of Maxentius. pag. 51
A viſion of the croſſe eadem
Maxentius drowned. pag. 52
The laſt perſecution. eadem.
Libertie to the chriſtiās. ead.
Diocleſi. dieth eadem
Maxim. glorifieth the God of the chriſtians eadem
Learning named by Lycinius, the poyſon of the cō mon wealth pag. 53.
Lycinius a great perſecutor. eadem
Churches raſed to the groūd eadem
Theodorus eadem
Baſilius eadem
Nicholaus eadem
Paule eadem
42. Chriſtian ſouldiers. ead.
Inuenters of torments ead.
Licinius vanquiſhed ead.
Licinius ſlaine pag. 54
Conſtantius dieth, & is buried at Yorke eadem
Alban the firſt martyr in England eadem
Amphibalus eadem
Aaron and Iulius eadem
England only touched with the tenth Perſecution. eadem.
A child tormented. pag. 55
A myracle eadem
Gordius eadem
40. martyrs eadem
A notable mother pag. 56
Fortie martyrs eadem
Cyrus eadem
Iohannes eadem
Athanaſia and her 3. daughters eadem
Sebaſtian eadem
Barlan pag. 57
Agricola eadem
Vitalis eadem
Vincentius lamentable martyrdome eadem
Tormentors ſcourged. ead.
Procopius eadem
Panthaleon pag. 58
318. martyrs eadem
2000. martyrs eadem
Caſsianus eadem
Conſtancie of women ead.
Eulalia eadem
A miracle pag. 59
Katherine eadem
Iulitta eadem
Fauſta eadem
Succeſſion of the biſhops of Rome. pag. 60.
Lucina eadem
Yet perſecution in Aſia vnderunder Sapores eadem
128. martyrs pag. 61.
The magicians raiſe perſecution eadem
Simeon eadem
Vſthazares eadem
A notable hiſtorie eadem
An hundred ſuffer eadem
A cruel edict pag. 62.
Magicians eadem
Azades eadem
The teachers onelyonly put to death eadem
Trabula eadem
Iacolus eadem
The Arch-magician pag. 63
Athalas eadem
Innumerable ſlaine. eadem
250, martirs eadem
15. thouſand martired amōg the Perſians. ead.
Conſtantine to Sapores, for mitigation of the perſecution eadem
Andas 64
Homiſda eadem
Suenes eadem
Beniamin eadem
Iulianus eadem
Emilianus eadem
The martir comforted, ead.
Arethuſians 65
Marcus Arethuſus ead.
The tēple of Venus deſtroyed eadem
The perſecution of the primitiue Church endeth eadem
A monethmonth, for a Saboth of yeres ead,
Sathan bounde vp til Wickliffe 66
Conſtantine borne in England eadem
Helena daughter of K. Coilus eadem
Conſtantines mother ead.
Conſtantine a father of the Church eadem
Nicene councell eadem
Conſtātine teacheth his ſoldiers a praier eadem
Appeale graunted by Conſtantine 67
Prouiſion for learning. ead.
The ſcriptures writtē for the vſe of the church eadem
Conſtantine baptiſed a little before his death eadem
The reſt of this hiſtory concerneth chiefly England, & Scotland 68
Englād receiued the goſpell in Tyberius time eadem
Eaſter kept in England after the maner of the Eaſt church eadem
The goſpell came into England from the Eaſt, & not from Rome eadem
K. Lucius the firſt Chriſtian K. of England eadem
Fugatius & Damianus. ead.
Eleutherius 69
Almoſt all Chriſtianitie deſtroied in England ead.
Guetelinus Archbiſhop of London eadem
271. of the nobilitie of Engl. ſlaine by the Saxons. ead.
The firſt perſecutiō in England by Diocleſian 70
The ſecond by Gnauius and Melga eadem
Vrſula eadem
11000. virgins eadem
The third by Hengiſt ead.
Aurelius Ambroſius reſtoreth the churches eadem
Gurmundus eadem
Ethelbert eadem
Goſpel receiued of the Engliſhmen eadem
Auſten ſent into Englād by Gregory B. of Rome. ead.
Ile of Tenet eadem
Berda, & Lebardus 71
Godly conuerſation & miracles eadem
None compelled to beleeue the abbey of S. Peter, & S. Paule in Canterbury. ead.
Queſtions reſolued from Rome 72
Biſhops liuings how to bee beſtowed eadem
Clarkes may marry ead.
Diuerſe ceremonies ead.
Degrees for marriage ead.
A pall from Rome 73
Mellitus eadem
Auſtens oake eadem
Brittaines & Scots, refuſe the Eaſter of Rome 74
Abbey of Bangor eadem
Auſtens pride offendeth the Britains eadem
1100. Monkes of Bangor ſlaine eadem
Dinoe eadem
Laurentius eadem
Gregory dieth eadem
Auſten dieth eadem
Strife about Primacy 75
Patriarke of Alexādria wold be vniuerſall eadem
The title of Seruus ſeruorum Dei ead.
Sabinianus firſt vniuerſal biſhop eadem
Phocas giueth firſt title of vniuerſall biſhop eadem
Ethelbert dieth eadem
A viſion 76
Edwine baptized eadem
Paulinus the firſt archbiſhop of Yorke 77
Oſwald a notable K. ead.
Kinigilſus conuerted Bernius 78
The ſea of Wincheſter. ead.
Weda conuerted ead.
Wolferus conuerted ead.
Sigbert baptized 79
Finanus eadem
The queſtiōs of Eaſter. ead.
Hilda eadem
Cedda eadem
A rude reaſon of the K. 80
The bones of Aidanus. ead.
Southſex conuerted ead.
Great famine 81
The art of fiſhing taught. eadem
Wilfride reſtored eadem
Wilfride expulſed again. ead.
Mahomet beginneth ead.
Turkes conquered the Saracens 82
Theodorus eadem
Latine ſeruice and Maſſe firſt brought into Engl. ead.
The archbiſhop plaieth Rex eadem
A prouincial Synod at Thetford eadem
The ſixt generall councell at Conſtance eadem
Marriage forbidden ead.
The firſt Latine maſſe at Cō ſtantinople eadem
King Iua made a monke, & after an abbot 83
Aldelmus eadem
Iohn of Beuerley eadem
The right obſeruing of Eaſter, now firſt receiued of Picts & Brittaines ead.
Shauen crownes eadem
The K. thāketh God, for the prieſts ſhauen crownes. 84
The deuiſe of Ethelburga the Queen eadem
The Queene becommeth an Abbeſſe eadem
Peter-pence eadem
Celulfus a learned king. eadem.
Diuers learned men flouriſh eadem
Bedaes Anglorum hiſtoria. eadem
Beda 85
Beda tranſlated the Goſpell of Iohn into Engliſh. ead.
The king made a monke. eadem
A noble library in Yorke by a biſhop eadem
The lords prayer, and Creed in the Engliſh tongue. 86
Cuthbert 87
Pope Boniface an Engliſhman ead.
Boniface a great mainteyner of Nunnes eadem
Religious fathers permitted to carry Nunnes about with them a preaching. ea.
Libda and Tecla eadem
Childerike depoſed by the pope eadem
Deteſtable doctrine of Boniface 88
Great maiſteries wrought againſt the Emperours by popes eadem
Philippicus the Emperour loſt both his eyes, and the empyre eadem
The clauſe for reliques, memoriall offerings, and offeringes for the dead eadem
The prieſts veſture eadem
Conſtantinus the firſt, gaue his feete to bee kiſſed of the Emperour eadem
Lambrith to Lichfield 89
The king giueth the tenth of his goodes to the church. eadem
Romeſcot, or peter-pēce. ea.
The donation of Pipine the traytour and murtherer. 90
Inuention of Organes. eadē
Pope depoſed, and his eyes put out ead.
Pope ſtriueth for images. eadem
Images Lay mens kalender. eadem
Coſt vponupon images eadem
Strife for Gregories maſſe. 91
A miracle falſely interpreted. eadem
The empire tranſlated to the French. eadem
A. B. C. Monaſteries. ead.
Irene the Greeke Empreſſe a mainteiner of Images. 92
The cruelty of Irene ead.
The Emperours eyes pulled out by his mother, ead.
Monaſteries erected, and founded in England. eadem
Common ſchooles at Cambridge 93
The firſt Nunne in North ū berland ead.
King Edgar builded 40. abbeyes 94
The church freed from tributes. 95
Diuers faxon kings become monks ead.
Queenes became Nuns. ead.
VnderUnder the Britains, the Metropolitan ſea at London. 96
Cuthbert forbiddeth funenerals to be made for him ead.
34. popes, in the time of 17. archbiſhops ead.
The lande brought into one monarchy, and called Anglia ead.
A Biſhop made king of England ead.
Lands giuē to the church. ea.
Peterpence throughout all England 97
Generall councels called by Emperour ead.
Againſt exceſſe of apparell in the cleargy 98
Againſt the dicing and whoring of the popes cleargy. eadem
Siluer and golde not to bee worne in ſhooes. ead.
Feaſt of al ſaints firſt erected. ead.
Alteration of popes names. ead.
Swines ſnoute ead.
Gilberta a woman pope ead.
The pope trauaileth with childe ead.
Dirge for the dead 99
Popes decrees, equall with the apoſtles writings ead.
A prelate called God. eadem
Polonians & Sclauonians exempt from latine ſeruice. eadem
Againſt prieſtes marriages. eadem
Huldrich of Auſpurgh. ead.
The Emperour beginneth to decay, the pope to ſwell. eadem
King Edmund ſlaine by the Danes 100
Alfred firſt taketh vnction from the pope ead.
K. of danes chriſtened 101
Alfrede a notable king ead.
Time notablie ſpent by the king eadem
Grantcheſter founded by Beda 102
Paris began frō Grātcheſter, eadem
Alfred very learned eadem
The pſalter trāſlated by Alfred 103
The K. carefull to furniſh the land with knowledge ead.
Neotus ead.
Iohannes Scotus ead.
Scotus booke de Corpore condemned eadem
Sco. ſlain by his ſcholers 104
Dauids pſalms alwaies with the king eadem
9. popes in 9. yeres ead.
P. Steuen rageth againſt the body of Formoſus 105
Barbarous crueltie againſt Formoſus eadem
Cādles on cādlemas day, 106
A pope ſet vp by Theodora a famous harlot ea.
Pope ſmothered ead
Pope poiſoned ead.
Mōks called Cluniacēſes, ea.
The K. authoritie ſufficient in electing of biſhops 107
The kinges daughter ſet to ſpinning ead.
The K. ſonnes firſt Philoſophers, then gouernors ea.
Empire tranſlated frō Frāce to Germanie ead.
Attaching of theeues 108
Stealing aboue xii. d. ead.
Monkery commeth into Enland eadem
Oſwaldus a great patron of monkerie eadem
Saint Edmonds-bury 109
Dunſtane ſuſpendeth the K. for adulterie eadem
Prieſts diſplaced, monks placed 111
New Monks differ from old eadem
K. Edgar mainteined learning 112
48. monaſt, foūded by Edg.
The K. enioined penance by Dunſtan eadem
Saboth frō ſaterday 9. of the clock, til munday 113
Strife betweene prieſtes and Monks ead.
A monſtrous euil pope 114
P. reſtored by harlots ead.
P. killed in adulterie ead.
Pope geueth his election to the Emperor 115
Pope put in priſon ead.
Cruel reuēge of the P. ead
Chriſtning of belles ead.
Pope ſtrangled ead.
Popes eyes put out, & he famiſhed in priſon 116
The popes dead body drawn through the ſtreetes ead
popes eies put out ead
Crueltie ead
A councel at Rome 117
7 Electors of the empire ead
The ſtrange reign of a K. ea
Peace bought of the Danes for money ead
Sea of Durham began 118
Danegelt ead
Danes ſlaine ead
Turkillus, a Dane ead
Vexation of the Danes ead
Treaſon of a Deacon ead
Monks tithed by the Danes 119
Elphegus ſtoned by the Danes eadem
The K. chaſed by the Danes ead
Faſting & praier ead
The crown of Englande offered to S. Edm. ſhrine 120
A falſe Iudge depoſed ead
Edmund ſlaine ead
Promiſe wel performed 121
Reward of traytors ead
King Edgars lawes ead
Hardeknoutus dieth 122
The laſt K. of the Danes ead
Alfred cruelly murdred ead
Romeſcot ead
S. Edmonds burie turned frō prieſts to monkes 123
A Roode crowned king of England ead
A good law againſt adulterie ead
The land vexed by the Danes 255. yeres ead
M. Scotus ead
Duke of Normandy made heire of the Crowne 124
Harold ſweareth to duke W. ead
Abbey of Couentrie ead
King Edward dieth ead
K.E. begā the cōmō law 125
The law at this day ead
D. Wil. contrary to his oath, ouerthroweth lawes ead
Conditions of peace offered to Harold ead
Saxons rule endeth 126
Archb. of Cant. ead
Silueſt. agreeth with the deuill for the popedome ead
The deuil deceiued Sil. ead
Ratling of Silu. bones 127
Feaſt of all Souls ead
The popedome ſold ead
Petra dedit &c ead
3 popes at one time ead
No P. without the Emp. ead
One P. poyſoneth 6 ead
Hildebrand 128
Councel at Verſellis ead
Councel at Laterane ead
Prieſts may not marry. ead.
The pope and archbiſhop fal out at Maſſe eadem
Brazutus the poiſoner. ead.
The terrible ſentence of excommunication 130
The pope elected onelyonly by the Cardinall eadem
Berengarius recanteth. ead.
Tranſubſtantiation hatched. eadem
Toctius threatneth the P. ea.
Two popes fight eadem
Hildebrand pummeled the pope 131
The pope ſtinted at twentie pence the day eadem
Hildebrand encrocheth the treaſure of the church. ead.
William Conqueror 133
Crueltie of the cōqueror. ea.
Engliſhman, a name of reproch eadem
England fiue times ouerrun. eadem
Normans placed eadem
Stigandus archbiſhop depoſed eadem
Lanfranke Archb. of Canterbury 134
Contentiō for primacie. ead.
Two palles geuē to Lanfrank eadem
Yorke ſubiect to Cāterb. ea.
Biſhops ſeates altered from townes to citties 135
Eccleſiaſticall decrees ead.
Prieſts againſt monks ead.
Lanfranke dieth for ſorrow. eadem
P. Hildebrād a ſorcerer. ead.
Hildebrand cōtemneth the Emperour 136
Both the ſwords eadem
Pope cannot erre eadem
Presbitereſſe eadem
Councell againſt mariage of prieſts eadem
Decree againſt marriage reſiſted eadem
A ſchiſme eadem
Hildebrād a villanous pope eadem
None choſen pope vnderunder 3. daies after his predeceſſors buriall 137
The pope excommunicateth the Emperour ead.
The P. practiſeth to kill the Emp. at praier eadem
Hildebrand asked counſell of the hoſt, and caſteth it into the fire, becauſe it would not anſwer ead.
The Emperour goeth barefoote to the Pope ead.
A popiſh interpretatiō of ſimonie 138
A terrible pope eadem
The Emper. forced to yeeld to the Pope eadem
The Emper. brought vnderunder the Popes foote eadem
The Emperour yeeldeth his crowne to the Pope ead.
Hard conditions eadem
Henricus 4. depoſed 140
Petra dedit Petro eadem
Rodolph choſen Emp. ead.
Rodolph woūded to death. eadem
Crimes againſt the P. 141
Hildebrand depoſed, dieth in baniſhment ead.
Williā cōqueror dieth. ead.
The Cōqueror giuē to make peace in his land 142
Great ſlaughter of Engliſhmen eadem
The firſt B. of Salisbury. ead.
Secundū vſum Sarum ead.
The vſe of Gregory ead.
The Abbot killeth his mōks. eadem
A biſhop eatē with miſe. 143
Rats tower eadem
William Rufus eadem
Lanfranke dieth eadem
Nothing of the king, but for mony eadem
Victor 3. Pope eadem
Victor poyſoned in his chalice 144
Charterhouſe monkes. ead.
Vrbanus pope eadem
Two popes at once ead.
White monkes eadem
Viage againſt the Saracens. eadem
Peter the heremite 145
Ieruſalem wonne from the Saracens eadem
Prohibition of goyng to Rome eadem
Canonicall houres eadem
Lawful for ſubiects to break their oath of allegeance. eadem
The citie of Canterbury geuen to the archb. ead.
Anſelme the Archbiſhop againſt the king eadem
Vrbane and Clement, popes at ſtrife 146
The king faine to relent to the archbiſhop eadem
A Councell eadem
Archb. of Cāterb. called the pope of England ead.
29. Articles of controuerſie betweene the Churche of Rome, and the Greeke Church 147
The Latines holden for excommunicates eadem
The Romanes eueryevery yeare ſolemnly excōmunicated of the Greekes eadem
The Pope excommunicated the Greekes 148
The pope commandeth the king of England. ead.
The king ſlaine pag. 149
Kings of Wales ceaſe. eadem
King Beauclarke. eadē
King Edwards lawes reſtored. eadem
Little ſaint Bartholomewes founded by means of a minſtrell eadem
Prieſts ſequeſtred from their wiues eadem
Anſelme reſtored ead.
Prieſtes woulde not forſake their wiues 150
Anſelm inſolent againſt the king. ead.
For the price of his head. eadem
A proud pope ead.
The king reconciled to Anſelme 151
Prieſts pay money to the K. for their wiues. ead.
Anſelme yeelded to in all poynts. eadem
Pope Paſchalis 152
The popes ornaments. eadē.
Popes ſeuen folde power. eadem
That Antichriſt was borne. edem
Married prieſts condemned for Nicholaitans. ead.
The Emperour depoſed by the pope eadem
Let God ſee and iudge. ead.
The pope ſetteth the Emperours ſonne againſt his father. 153
The Emperour craueth to be a prebend, but could not obtaine it ead.
The Emperour dieth for ſorow. ead.
No Emperour to hauehave to doe with the election of the pope ead.
The Emperour like to bee ſlaine at Rome. ead.
The pope faine to agree to the Emperour ead.
The pope breaketh couenant. 154
The Germanes rebell. ead.
The Emperour giueth ouer to the pope ead.
Bernardine monks. ead.
Gelaſius ead.
Gregory 8. ead.
Calixtus ead.
The Emperor faine to yeeld. ead.
A ſhameful vſage of the pope ead.
Imber dayes 155
Premonſtratenſis ead.
Canterbury fiue yeeres voyd to the Kinges vſe. eadem
Ely made a biſhopricke. eadem
A councel of 434. prelates. eadem
The pope excommunicateth the Emperour 156
The king of England ſueth to the pope eadem
Submit to Canterbury. eadē.
Pope for Thurſtine. eadem
The Gray Friers. eadem
Prieſtes pay to the king for their wiues eadem
Dane gelt releaſed by the king 157
Honorius 2. eadem
Arnulphus eadem
Opus tripartitum. eadem
Abuſes of the church preached againſt eadem
Knights of the Rhodes, and Templars eadem
Honorius ead.
Contentiō betwixt the popes 158
Strike a prieſt eadem
Archbiſhop poiſoned in his chalice ead.
Petrus Lombardus 159
Petrus Comeſter ead.
Hildegard the Nunne and propheteſſe ead.
Gilbertines. eadem
Prieſts no rulers in worldly matters. eadem
Booke, bel, & candle. eadem
Lucius eadem
Eugenius 160
Anaſtaſius eadem
Adrianus an Engliſh man pope ead.
Hildegard prophecieth againſt the kingdome of the pope eadem
Iuſtice ſtouriſheth when the pope is ouerthrown. ead.
Thomas Becket 161
Gerhard. againſt the church of Rome eadem
The pope Antichriſt. eadem
Whore of Babylon ead.
Execution by the pope. ead.
The Emperour holdeth the popes ſtirrop on the wrōg ſide 162
Popes legates forbidden in Germany eadem
The Germanes excuſe the Emperor ead.
The pope choked with a flie 163
The order of the hermits, ea.
Alexander 3. pope ead.
The Emp. fayn to ſeek peace with the pope eadem
The pope ſet his foot on the Emperors neck ead.
Againſt marriage of prieſtes. ead.
Variance betwixt the king and Becket 164
Executed for a traytor that brought curſe frō Ro. ead.
Peter pence denied ead.
Saluo ordine ſuo eadem
Becket relenteth to the king eadem
Becket ſtout to the K. ead.
The K. ſhould be the popes legate 165
Robbers, felōs, murtherers, among the clergy ead.
Becket flieth and turneth his name to Derman ead.
Becket in exile 7. yeeres. 166
Beckets kynred baniſhed. eadem
The K. feareth Becket ead.
Becauſe the pope had condemned them 167
The K. yeldeth to Becket. ea.
4. armed mē kill Becket. ead.
The murtherers do penāce. eadem
Whether Becket were ſaued or damned eadem
270. miracles done by Becket eadem
A blaſphemous anthem. 169
None ſhold hold Beck. a martyr, or preach his miracles. ea.
The kings penance eadem
Sharpe penance eadem
Canterbury burnt eadem
Contention betwixt York & Canterbury eadem
No biſhoprick to remain lō ger then one yeere in the kings hand 170
Contention betweene the Archbiſhops ead.
From words to blowes. ead.
No task, nor firſt fruits. 171
The king died ead.
The forme of wordes in giuing the pall eadem
Order of the pall eadem
The B. oath to the pope, ead.
Becket and Bernard canonized for ſaints 172
Baldwinus ead
Pauperes de Lugduno ead
Waldenſes ead
Franciſcus. Dominicus 173
Waldus ead
The doctrine of Waldenſes ead
The zeale of the Waldenſes 174
Teſtament by heart ead
Marks of the croſſe, to fight for the holy land 175
Nunnes incontinent life. ead
K. Lewes of France maketh pilgrimage to Becket ead
Albingenſes ead
Monks of the Charterhouſe ead
Pope Clement 176
Iewes deſtroyed ead
A biſhops Chancellor. ead.
A Biſhop chiefe Iuſtice of England eadem
The iourney for the Holy land eadem
The forme of the oath to the holy land, eadem
The French breaketh his oth 177
Achon wonne by the Chriſtians 178
Saladine put to flight. 179
Biſhop Williā ruffleth in the kings abſence eadem
1500. horſe the Biſhoppes trayne eadem
Clement dieth eadem
Pope Celeſtine eadem
P. ſetteth the crowne on the Emp. head with his feet, & daſheth it of againe 180
The Archbiſhop rudely hādled eadem
Rufling Wil. depoſed 181
William is taken diſguiſed like a woman eadem
William goeth ouer ſea. ead.
The king taketh truce with the Saracenes. eadem
The king taken at his return from the Saracens, & ſold to the Emperour. 182
Chalices, croſſes, and ſhrines ſold to redeem the K. ead.
Chalices of latin & tin. ead.
Fulco ead.
The kinges three daughters beſtowed eadem
King Richard ſlaine eadem
King Iohn 183
The K. threatneth the pope. eadem
The king interdicted. 184
The king againſt the cleargy eadem
Pandulph and Durance, Legates. ead.
Subiects aſſoiled of their oth, of obedience eadem
The king curſed by the pope eadem
The Pope giueth England to the french king 185
The king ſubmitteth to the Pope eadem
England & Irelande farmed of the Pope eadem
The K. reſigneth his crowne to the popes legate ead.
The Duke of Millan 186
Strange decrees of the Pope eadem
Tranſubſtantiation ead.
Pope dieth eadem
Honorius eadem
King Iohn poiſoned ead.
The prophecie of Caiaphas eadem
The monke dieth 187
King Iohn dieth ead.
Mayor in London eadem
Americus againſt Images, 188
Priuate tithes eadem
Receiuing at Eaſter eadem
Bell and Candle before the Sacrament ead.
The maſſe receiued, as from the Pope ead.
P. ſtirreth vp diffention in the world eadem
Correction of princes belō geth to the pope ead.
100. Alſatians burned in one day by the P. ead.
Rablement of religious order in the P. church 189
Dominikes 191
Friers Minorites eadem
The perfection of the goſpel eadem
Many ſortes of Franciſcans eadem
Crooched friers 192
Beck. ſhrined after his death eadem
Incredible exactions from Rome eadem
The Popes requeſte in England 193
Gifts to the P. Legat ead.
Contention betwixt Canter & York for dignitie ead.
The ſtrife ended ead.
300. Romans to be placed in benefices in England 194
The P. deſireth to be ſtrōg, to ſuppreſſe the Emperor ead.
A councel at Lions ead
New exactions in Englande eadem
No taxe of mony out of England to Rome 195
The K. relēteth to the P. ead.
The 3. part of church goods, & yerely fruit of vacāt benefices to the pope eadem
60000. florens in one yere to Rome, beſides &c. eadem
The Albingenſes aſſayled by the Pope eadem
Frier minorits in Eng. ead.
Ioh. de S. Egidio eadem
Alexander de Hales eadem
Carthuſians 196
Minſter at Salisburie ead.
Contention about ſpirituall iuriſdiction ead.
Weſtminſter exempt from the B. of London ead.
Wardſhip, initiū malorū ead
Honorius the Emp. enemie, dieth eadē
Popes vnreaſonable requeſt denied in France 197
War againſt the good earle of Tholouſe eadem
The Earle of Tholous excō municated eadem
The French K. dieth eadem
Auinion ouerrun by treaſon of the P. Legat 198
P. chaſed out of Rome ead
Cōtentiō for ſuperiority ead
Chapt. of the bible diſtincte by Steuen Lancthō 199
Tenths of al the goods of Enland and Scotland, to be giuen to the pope ead
Prelates driuen to ſell their chalices & copes 200
Vſurers brought into England by the P. Legate ead
Next yeeres corne tithes to the P. ead
Earle of Tholouſe aſſayled againe ead
Biſhops ſet on checker matters, exerciſed Seſsions and iudgements 201
P. neglecteth the K. & ſatiſfieth the Archb. ead
Randulph Neuel ead
A good biſhop ead
Hubert L. chiefe Iuſtice 202
Italians ſpoyled ead
William Withers 203
L. Hubert deſtitute on euerie ſide 204
Londoners hate Hub. ead
Hubert brought to the Tower 205
Hub. ſent back again 206
Lucas, archb. of Dublin, true frend to L. Hubert ead
Hard choiſe offered to Hub. ead
The K. ſomewhat appeaſed toward Hub. 207
Hub. ſomewhat cheered ead
Craft of a biſhop ead
Great reuerence of ye church 208
The K. hard againe to Hub. ead
L. Hub. receiued into the K. fauor ead
Caurſini, Italiā vſurers ead
P. viſitation general ead
A deformation, no reformation 209
Benedict order ead
Peter biſhop of Wincheſt. ea
They wold diſplace the K. ea
Monaſtery of conuerts ead
Edmund 216
R. Groſted ead
King floweth bad councel ead
Reformation ead
Courage of K. ead
Pictauians expelled 211
Catini in Almain ſlain ead
Albingenſes ſlain ead
Hub. commeth to the K. ead
Reconciliation ead
Diſſention betwixt the P. & the Romans ead
P. greater thā any man 212
Romanes ſlaine eadem
Schiſme of the Eaſt church, from the Weſt eadem
Germanus 213
The ſigne of the Croſſe, to fight againſt Greciās. ead.
The people excommunicated eadem
Intollerable exactiōs of the pope eadem
Prince of Wales ſet agaynſt the K. of England ead.
No meſſenger permitted to, or fro Rome ead.
60000. markes yeerely to Rome eadem
The popes legate departeth England eadem
Councell at Lions eadem
Emperour Frederike curſed by the pope eadem
The P. perſwadeth to warre againſt England 215
The popes warres eadem
Warre againſt the Greekes. eadem
60000. poundes exacted by the pope eadem
The grieuances of England. 216
The French K. receiueth the ſigne of the croſſe eadem
The voyage of the holy land. eadem
The P. refuſeth all agreement with the Emperor 217
Damiata wonne from the Turkes eadem
The P. hindereth peace. 218
The army of chriſtians wholly deſtroied eadem
80000. chriſtians periſh in the wars againſt the Turks eadem
Fredericke crowned Emperour by pope Honorius. 219
Giftes to the churche of Rome ead.
Honorius curſeth the Emp. Frederik ead.
The Emperor recōciled with the pope 220
Honorius dieth ead.
P. Gregorie 9 ead.
The pope threateneth the Emperor ead.
The pope offended with the Emperor for not kiſſing his feete, but his knee ead.
The iourny againſt the Saracens 221
The popes falſe accuſation againſt the Emp. ead.
Emperor craueth the popes fauor ead.
Emperor crowned king of Ieruſalem 222
The Pope practiſeth againſt the Emperour while hee warreth againſt the Saracens eadem
The Pope practiſeth with the Saracens eadem
A quarrell to the Emp. ead.
The Emperour returneth & winneth townes from the Pope in Italy 223
The Emperour offereth to geue account to the Pope. eadem
Peace betwixt the Emperor and the pope eadem
120000. ounces of gold to the P. for the Emperours abſolution eadem
The Pope moueth the Emperours ſonne to rebell againſt his father ead.
The Emperor preuaileth, for all the popes curſe 224
The pope pronounceth ſentence of proſcription againſt the Emperour. ead.
Reuolt from the Emperour to the pope ead.
The church ſpoiled to mainteine the popes warres. ead.
The Emperour preuaileth. 225
Euerlaſting life promiſed to ſuche as woulde fight againſt the Emperor. ead.
The pope hindereth the defence of chriſtendome. ead.
The Emperour waſteth about Rome 226
The pope dieth with anger. eadem
Salue Regina, brought into the church ead.
The Decretals ead.
Pope Celeſtine ead.
Pope dieth eadem
An army againſt the Tartarians ead.
Innocentius 4. eadem
The Emperor ſeeketh peace, the Pope wil none eadem
Pope, Iudge & accuſer ead.
A voice heard, thou wretch, come & receiue thy iudgement eadem
The Emperor dieth eadem
Preachers bolde againſt the Pope 298
Arnoldus de noua villa condemned eadem
Iohannes Seneca appealeth from the Pope to a Councell eadem
G. de Sanſtoamre, againſt the Pope 229
De periculis eccleſiae eadem
Thirty nine arguments that friers be falſe Apoſtles, eadem
Euangelium aeternum Spiritus Sancti eadem
The ſhell to the kernell. ead.
A blaſphemous Goſpell of the friers eadem
Laurence 230
Petrus Iohannes ead.
Pope Antichriſt ead.
Rome Babylon ead.
Dead bones burned ead.
R. Gallus eadem
Viſiōs againſt the pope. ead.
R. Gallus B. of Lincoln. ead.
Inuectiues againſt the P. 231
K. of Englād the popes mā ciple, vaſſall, page. eadem
Manifeſt and knowne that once ſhould come a defection from Rome ead.
The Pope an heretike ead.
Romane vertues ead.
R. Groſted propheſieth againſt Rome eadem
The vertues of R. Groſted. 232
A maule of the Romās. ead.
P. Innocent 4. a great impoueriſher of chriſtēdom. ea.
70000. markes reuenews of forreners placed in the land by the pope ead.
Groſted appeereth in a viſiō to the pope eadem
Groſted ſtriketh the P. 233
Innocent dieth eadem
Alexander 3. eadem
Wholeſome lawes ead.
The pope diſpenſeth with othes eadem
Pope dieth eadem
Pope Vrbane 4. eadem
Warre betwixt the king and the Barons eadem
Vrbane dieth eadem
Clement 4. eadem
Thomas Aquine, Bonauenture 234
Tenths to the King ead.
Peace betwixt the king, and the Barons eadem
Cathedrall Churches popes penſions eadem
Clement 4. dieth ead.
Gregory 10. eadem
Againſt the Saracens ead.
Great concordances 235
A generall councell ead.
Abbey of Hales ead.
King dieth eadem
Weſtminſter church ead.
Blackfriers by Ludgate ead.
Iewes baniſhed the realme vtterly eadem
The Scots pertaine to the popes chappell eadem
Scots conuerted by the reliques of S. Peter 236
Celeſtine beginneth to reforme the Churche of Rome eadem
Boniface a crafty knaue. ead.
Peter thruſt into priſon. ead.
Boniface P. of Rome ead.
The Pope curſeth the Frēch king to the fourth generation eadem
The pope ſcoffeth, &c. ead.
The firſt Iubilie eadem
Power of both ſwords. ead.
Extrauagant 238
Conſtitutions eadem
Sextus Nicholaus eadem
Pardons & indulgēces. ead.
The quarrell betwixt the P. & the French king ead.
The king of France forbiddeth to carrie treaſure to Rome eadem
The popes proud ſtile to the French king eadem
Magareta againſt the Pope. 239
Foure articles againſt the Pope eadem
Magareta againſt the Pope. 239
Foure articles againſt the Pope eadem
28. articles againſt the pope eadem
The pope hideth himſelf. ea.
Adulphus eadem
Reginaldus de ſupina. ead.
Cardinals goods rifled. ead.
Pope craueth truce eadem
The pope reiected eadem
The pope glad to make amends 241
Conditions offered to the pope eadem
The gates of the popes palace fired eadem
The P. rather would die thē renoūce his popedom. ea.
The pope ſpoiled of infinite treaſure eadem
The pope homely vſed. ead.
The P. almoſt ſtarued ead.
The pope deliuered, almoſt famiſhed 242
Pope dieth eadem
Benedict eadem
Decretals eadem
Clergy exempt from ſubſidie eadem
The clergy out of the kings protection eadem
The king of England troubled with the ſea of Canterbury 243
No benefice but one ead.
Cuſſanus king of the Tartarians eadem
The Tartariās chriſtened. ea.
Mertō college in Oxford. ea.
Henr. de Gandauo eadem
De villa Noua eadem
Scotus, Duns eadem
Clement 5. eadem
The court of Rome to Auinion eadem
The pope reigned as Emperour ſede vacante ead.
Templars put downe ead.
Corpus Chriſti day 244
The Clemētine decretals. ea.
The Emperor poiſoned by a monk in the chalice. ead.
The Emperor of Conſtantinople excōmunicated. ea
Pope Iohn eadē
Pope Benedict eadem
This world made for the cardinals ead.
Complaint againſt the pope for oppreſſing Englād. 245
An Epiſtle of Caſſe to the church of England. eadem
The pope ſtill reigneth his exactions 246
Pope Eugenius eadem
Articles againſt the ſpiritualtie eadem
Knowledge of ciuil cauſes belōgeth not to the clergy. 247
Reformatiō to be done. ead.
The king dieth 248
Crouched Friers ead.
Knights of the Rhodes. ead.
Templars burnt at Paris. ead.
The Templars put down vniuerſally eadem
The pope ſelleth the Tēplars lands eadem
Ciſtercian monks exempt. ea.
The pope couſeneth the Frā ciſcane Friers 249
The Venetians curſed of the pope eadem
A monſtrous tyranny. ead.
Walter Reinald 250
Clement 5. dieth ead.
Papacy voyd 2. yeeres ead.
Pope maketh profite of the variance of princes ead.
8. pence in eueryevery marke. ead.
Michael houſe founded in Cambridge. eadē
Nicholaus de lyra ead.
Guilielmus 251
Occham ead.
Adam eadem
Simon M. eadem
Clement 252
A great hereſie ead.
Ludouicus ead.
Bauarus Emperor eadem
Contentiō betwixt the pope & Emp. 24. yeeres. eadem
pope hath ful power to creat and depoſe Emperors at his pleaſure ead.
Marſilius Patauinus ead.
Defenſor pacis eadē
Pope Nicholas 253
Benedict. 12 eadem
Emperor depriued ead.
Variance betwixt the pope & French king ead.
The Emp. muſt reſigne all to the pope eadem
The feends hant the pope. ea.
Black curſes againſt the Emperor ead.
Archb. of Mētz depriued. ea.
Warre with the king of England eadem
The Emperour giueth ouer to the pope eadem
The Emp. poiſoned. eadem
Gunterus de monte nigro, choſen Emperour eadem
Charles choſen Emp. 255
The Iubile eueryevery 50. yeere.
From Auinion to Rome. ea.
50000. pilgrims eadem
The forme of the bull of Iubile eadem
The pope commandeth the Angels eadem
Againſt prouiſions from Rome 256
Tenths to the king ead.
Orial colledge and S. Marie hall eadem
The abbey of Bury ſpoyled by the townes men. eadem
The towne of Bury fyned at 120000. pound. eadem
The abbot of Cheuingtō ea.
King Edward the 3. 257
Charter from the king to the cleargy eadem
Gregorius Ariminenſis. ead.
Taulerus eadem
Franciſcus Petrarcha ead.
Iohan. de rupe Sciſca. eadem
Rome ye whore of Babylō. ea.
Vade mecum in tribulatione. ead.
Conradus Hayer 258
Gerardus Rydder ead.
Lachrimae Eccleſiae ead.
Michael Ceſenas ead.
Petrus de Carbona ead.
Iohannes de Poliaco ead.
Rome drunk with the blood of ſaints ead.
Iohannes de Caſtilion ead.
Franciſc. de Alcatara ead.
Simon Iſlip ead.
Cāterb. college in Oxford. 259
New colledge in Oxford. ead
Pope Innocent the 6. ead.
Rome ye whore of Babylō. ea.
Strife betweene French prelats and Friers eadem
Towns-mē of Oxford ſpoile the ſcholers 260
Idle holy dayes 262
A prieſts wages 263
S. Bridgets Nunnes 261
Q. colledge in Oxford. ead.
Holy ſpeare, holy nayles. ead.
The order of the biſhops of Canterbury eadem
A prophecy eadem
Haynchardus eadem
A prophecy of antichriſt. 264
Complaint of the plowmen againſt the cleargy. eadem
Church of Rome a byrde, decked with other byrdes feathers, ead.
Armanach. archb. of Irelād. ea
Richard Fitzrafe eadem
Iohn Badenthorp ead.
9 cōcluſiōs againſt friers, ea.
A long controuerſie among the friers 265
Fauourers of friers ead.
Defenſorium curatotiū ead.
Armanachus a mighty piller of Gods church ead,
How Rome came by her patrimonie eadem
Nicholaus Orem 266
Ieſuits begin eadem
Offices remoued frō the clergie to the laitie eadem
The P. remoueth frō France to Rome eadem
Melitzing, a Bohemian ead.
Reſeruations of benefices in England, no more for the Popes vſe 267
Premunire to make appeal to Rome for any cauſe 268
Holy Briget a great rebuker of the popiſh clergie ead
The x. commandemēts turned into two wordes, Dapecuniam eadem
M. Pariſ. of Antichriſt ead.
Ioh. Montziger ead.
Nilus archb. of Theſſal. ead.
Henricus de Iota 269
Henricus de Haſsia ead.
The deuils belly ful of the P. voluptuouſnes eadem
36. burned for the truth ead.
140. ſuffered for refuſing the Decretals eadem
24. ſuffer at Paris ead
The act of prouiſion 270
An acte to continue for euer ead.
Decrees againſt oppreſsiō of the pope ea.
In Wickliffs time the worlde in worſt caſe 271
Wickliffe againſt Images ea.
Iohn of Gaunt, & L. Percy fauorers of Wickliffe ead.
The opinions of Wic, ead.
Wic. brought before the biſhops 272
Wic. bid ſit down 273
Frō brauling to threats ead.
A proud B. wounded ea.
K. Edw. the greateſt brideler of the P. dieth ead.
Wickl. goeth barefoot, preaching ea.
Articles out of Wick. preaching ead.
Wic. articles cōdemned for heretical 274
Popes bul againſt Wic. ead.
P. diligence againſt W. ea.
18. heretical opiniōs againſt Wick. 275
W. eſcapeth the 2. time 276
W. greatly ſupported by Lō doners ead.
pope Gregorie dieth ead.
A ſchiſme betwixt 2. Popes, 39. yeres ea.
Popes and antipopes ead
Clement ead
Benedictus 3 ead
Boniface 9 ead
Innocentius 8 ead
Gregorie 12 ead
Crueltie among the clergie, during the ſchiſme 277
S. Sudburie beheaded of the rude people ead
Vicechancellor of Oxford enemie to Wickliffe ead
Wic. mitigateth his enemies 278
Wickliffes articles condemned ead
Tenths are pure almes 279
A terrible earthquake ead
Fauourers of Wick. appointed to preach 280
Stokes an enemie to Wick. 281
D. of Lancaſtar forſooke the ſchollers of Wick. ead
Repington & Aſhton reconciled ead
Repington abiureth ead
Lōdiners fauor ye truth, 282
VVick. baniſhed ead
Schiſme cauſe of W. quiet, ea
A cruel biſhop 283
Wic. parſon at Lutterworth ead
Wickliffs conſtancie ead
Wick. bookes burned ead
VVic. fauorers 284
Londoners take on them the biſhops office ead
Bones of wick. burned after his death ead
I. Huſſe, W. Swinderby 285
Articles againſt Swinderbie 286
Henry 4. firſt perſecuting K. in England 287
Articles againſt Brute ead
Temporalties takē from the Clergie 288
A turncote perſecutor 289
Lucifer to the clergie ead
Feendes glad at the want of preaching ead
Deuil teacheth what ſhould be preached ead
Abiurers 290
VVel affected about Leiceſt. ead
R. Dexter, N. Tayler ead
Leiceſter interdicted ead
Matild an anchores, of Wic. doctrine 291
Margaret Cailie, a Nun, forſaketh her order ead
Penance ead
Peter Pateſhul ead
Londoners zealous 292
The kings wife hath the goſpel in Engliſh ead
Thomas Arundel ead
Articles in behalfe of the goſpell eadem
Multitude of artes not neceſſary 293
Rithme agaynſt the popiſh prieſts eadem
Fauourers of the goſpel. ea.
Pope Boniface the 9. ead.
The king writeth a chriſtian admonition to the P. 294
Parlements holden againſt the pope eadem
Thomas Arundell proued a traytor 295
The king depoſed 296
William Sawtree eadem
Obiections againſt William Sawtree eadem
Relapſe 297
The māner of diſgrading. ea.
The ſurples of a ſexten 298
The time of Henry 4. ead.
Thomas Badby martir. 299
Crocodiles teares ead.
The ſtatute ex officio 300
Many ſhrinke from the truth eadem
Articles eadem
William Thorpe ead.
Tranſubſtantiatiō inuented by Thomas Aquinas 301
Againſt ſwearing on a boke eadem
A conſtant confeſſor of the truth eadem
Iohn Puruey, the library of Lollards 302
Articles recanted ead.
The popes curſe, the blaſt of Lucifer eadem
How the temporalties of the clergy ſhould bee beſtowed eadem
Boniface impudēt in ſelling of pardons 404
Order againſt the Schiſme, eadem
P. Gregorie the 12. 305
P. Gregory periured. ead.
200000. Chriſtians ſlaine in a popiſh quarrell ead.
The K. writeth to the P. ead.
Pope Alexander 5. 306
Three popes together ead.
Pope Iohn 23. eadem
Iohn Huſſe eadem
Appeale better aduiſed. ead.
Pope Iohn bendeth all his power againſt the Bohemians eadem
The tolling of Auies 307
40. daies pardon for ſaying of Auies eadem
Steeple, belles, and organes, ſuſpended eadem
Contention for litter ead.
Penance for bringing litter in ſackes, and not in cartes eadem
A bill put into the Parlement to take temporalties from the clergie 308
The kinds of popiſh feaſtes. 310
Notes of principall ſoules feaſts eadem
Lord Cobham 311
Inquiſitors for hereſie. ead.
Proceſſe to L. Cobham. ead.
Lord Cobhams anſwere to the king 312
Pope knowne by the ſcriptures to be Antichriſt. ead.
The king forſaketh L. Cobham eadem
Confeſsion of L. Cobhams faith 313
L. Cobham arreſted by the kings cōmandement. 314
L. Cobhams anſwere ead.
L. Cobham mocked 315
L. Cobham condemned. ead.
A worthy martyr eadem
Lord Cobham eſcapeth. 316
36. martyrs eadem
Thomas Arūdell dieth. ead.
Henry Chicheſley eadem
Eate not, taſt not, touch not. 317
Craft of the clergy eadem
Huſſe accuſed eadem
Huſſe excommunicated for an heretike eadem
Perſecution in Boheme. 318
Prage deuided 319
The people againſt the Prelates eadem
None to control Huſſe. ead.
A Councell at Conſtance to pacifie the ſchiſme of three popes 320
A councell laſted 4. yeares, & had 45. ſeſsions eadem
Coūcell ought to iudge the pope eadem
The pope repenteth wel doing eadem
40. articles againſt P. Iohn. 321
Pope Martin eadem
The Emperour leadeth the popes horſe eadem
The popes Indulgence. ead.
3940. Prelates at the Councell 322
450. cōmon womē belonging to the Councell ead.
Good teſtimony of Iohn Huſſe eadem
Wenecelate de Duba 323
Iohn de Clum eadem
I. Huſſe commeth to Conſtance eadem
I. Huſſe kept in priſon 324
I. Huſſe falleth ſicke ead.
Articles againſt Huſſe. ead.
An aduocat denied to Huſſe 325
Huſſe cruelly hādled in priſon eadem
The Emperor breaketh promiſe with Huſſe 326
Huſſe aunſwereth for himſelfe 327
Huſſe appeareth again. ead.
Huſſe not ſuffered to proceed in his anſwere. 382
39. articles againſt Huſſe. eadem
Articles auowed of Huſſe 329
Iohn Huſſe will not recant. eadem
The Emp. againſt Huſſe. ead.
Huſſe diſgraded, condēned, and deliuered to the ſeculars 331
Huſſe appealeth to chriſt. ead
Huſſe derided for praying for his enimies 332
The courage of Huſſe. eadē
The Biſhops cruelty againſt Huſſe eadem
The behauiour of Huſſe at his death. 333
The aſhes of Huſſe caſt into the Rhine 334
Treatiſes of Huſſe in priſon. eadem
Hierome of Prage commeth to Conſtance eadem
Treaſon againſt Hierome of Prage 335
Ierom carried to priſon, ead.
Peter the notary & Vitus. ea.
Ierome falleth ſicke 336
Ierome abiureth eadem
New accuſations againſt Ierome eadem
D. Naſo a great enimy to Ierome eadem
New articles againſt Ierom. 337
Ierome conſtant eadem
Ierō grieuouſly fettered. ead.
Ierome prophecieth eadem
Ierome condemned 338
Ierome ſingeth after his cō demnation eadem
Ierome ſingeth at the ſtake. eadem
Letters of the nobles of Boheme to the counſel, ſealed with 54. ſeales. 339
Iohn Claidon. eadem
Richard Turming eadem
The lantern of light. 340
The cauſes of perſecutiō. ead
Sharp conſtitutions 341
Iohn Barton, Robert Chappel eadem
Chappel ſubmitteth. eadem
Articles inioined Chap. ead.
Diuers cauſed to abiure. 342
Collection to mainteine the popes warre, againſt the Bohemians. eadem
William Clerke eadem
William Ruſſell eadem
Radulph Mungin eadem
Kent wel affected 343
The L. Powes taketh the L. Oldcaſtle in Wales. 364
L. Cobham condēned. ead.
All miſchiefe imputed to the Lollards ead.
Bohemians cited to the coū cell at Conſtance. eadem
Lawes to bridle the Bohemians ead.
75000. li. the P. goods. 345
The Iewes offer their ceremonies to the pope. ead
Pope threateneth the Bohemians eadem
Yeerely memoriall for the death of Iohn Huſſe, and Ierome of prage ead.
Monaſteries ſuppreſſed. ead.
Captaine Nicholas ead.
The king threatneth Nicholas eadem
The kings cruel determination diſappoynted by his owne death 346
Ziſca eadem
Tabor builded by Ziſca. ead.
Ziſca putteth the Emperor to flight. 337
Ziſca loſeth his eye eadem
Iohan. Premōſtratenſis, & his cōpanions put to death. ea.
Diſſention betwixt prage & Ziſca 348
Reconciliation ead.
Ziſca dieth ead.
The epitaph of ziſca. eadem
Ziſca buried in a hallowed place in deſpite of the P. 349
The popes bull, againſt the partakers of Wickliffe, Huſſe, or Hierome. eadem
Procopius eadem
Conradus ead.
Orphans ead.
3. armies flie before they ſee their enimies 350
40000. horſe againſt the proteſtants 351
The popiſh army flee before they ſee their enimies. ead.
50. towns deſtroyed ead.
Councel at Baſill ead.
Ambaſſage of the Bohemiās to Baſill 352
Peter an Engliſh man ead.
Foure poyntes wherein the Bohemians diſſent frō the church of Rome ead.
A diſputation continued fifty dayes eadem
Henry the 5. prince of prieſts 353
The names of Archb. of Cā terbury ead.
William Taylor 354
William Taylor recāted. ead.
Foure heretical points of W. Taylor 355
William Taylor condemned and burned ead.
Iohn Florence eadem
I. Florence his articles ead.
Submiſsion 356
Penance eadem
Richard Belward eadem
His articles eadem
Iohn god de Cell eadem
Sir Hen. Pie eadem
William White prieſt 357
Great vexatiō for the truth of Chriſt eadem
Father Abraham 358
William White prieſt ead.
Iohn Weddon prieſt ead.
Many abiure eadem
William White, Wickliffes ſcholler 359
White burnt in Norwich. ea.
Crueltie eadem
Richard Houedon 360
Th. Baghley, & Paul Craw. ea.
Thomas Rhedon burned at Rome eadem
Pope Eugenius ead.
Perſecution about germany. 361
Eugenius began the coūcell at Baſil ead.
Order for the times of general councels ead.
The troubleſō councel at Baſil, continued 17. yeres. ead.
Contention between the P. & the fathers of the coūcel. 362
Nicholaus Caſnanus 363
Eugenius pronoūced an heretike & relapſe. ead.
8. verities ead.
Diſputation of ſixe daies againſt Eugenius 364
Panormitan defender of Eugenius ead.
Iohn Segonius ead.
Panormitane wil hauehave the P. Lord of the church. 365
Seruant of ſeruants the moſt honourable title of the pope ead.
The councel aboue the P. ea.
Card. Arelatenſis 366
Great diſcord in the Councel 367
Nicholas Amici ead
Panormitan obſtinate ead
Policie of Arelatenſis 368
Arelatenſis concludeth ead
Biſhop of Lubeck 369
B. of Lubeck fauoureth the trueth 370
Promoter of the faith 371
Prayers with teares 372
The princes ambaſſadoures yelded ead
Eugenius depoſed 373
Death of peſtilence at the Councel ead
Oath of the Electors to the pope ead
The manner of chooſing the pope 374
Amideus Duke of Sauoy. eadem
Sigiſmund dieth 375
Rochezanus dieth eadem
Diſputations vponupon the Bohemians articles eadem
Vincelaus eadem
Vldericus eadem
Peter Paine eadem
Rhaguſius eadem
The Bohemiās offēded. ead.
Popiſh diſputers againſt the Bohemians eadem
Ambaſſadors from the coū cell to Prage 376
The Bohemians hauehave licēce to cōmunicate vnderunder both kindes 377
Concord betwixt the councell and Bohemians. ead.
The vniuerſity to be increaſed with prebends. ead.
The feaſt of the conception of the virgin 378
The feaſt of the viſitation. eadem
Good lawes ordeined in the councel at Baſill. eadem
24. Cardinals ead.
Iewes to be conuerted. eadē
Stipend for the tongues. ead.
18. new Cardinals ead.
The Doulphin of Fraunce vanquiſhed 369
Pope Nicholas 5 eadem
The Greeks abhorre the Romanes eadem
11. battels wonn by the proteſtants againſt the papiſts 380
The papiſts ranne away fiue times before any ſtroke was giuen eadem
Cruelty and treaſon againſt the Bohemians eadem
Richard Wich 381
Ducheſſe of Gloceſter condemned to perpetual priſon eadem
Roger Only burned eadem
Duke Humfreys articles againſt the Cardinal. ead
Deſtruction of Duke Humfrey 382
Alſolne & Bernard colledge in Oxford eadem
Duke Humfrey impriſoned, ead.
Duke Humfrey found dead in priſon eadem
The deſperate cardinall 383
Mary Magdalen Colledge in Oxford ead.
Printing inuented eadem
Printing later then Gunnes ead.
Conſtantinople taken by the turkes ead.
One neighbor deſtroyeth another for gaine 384
Crueltie of the turkes ead.
No Emperor, but king of the Romans, til the pope cō firme him 385
A Iubile eadem
pope Calixtus eadem
Auies to help thē that fight againſt the turkes eadem
The feaſt of Transfiguration ead.
Edmunde of made a ſaint ead.
P. pius Secundus ea.
pope altereth his former iudgement 386
Mentz loſeth his freedome ea.
Diſcord betweene pius and Dorotheus ea.
p. paulus ſecundus ea.
The pope for prieſts mariage ea.
pope Sixtus 4. ea.
Stewes at Rome ea.
Iubile altered ea.
Beades, and Ladies pſalter 387
A prodigal Cardinal ea.
Liberty for ſodomitry ea.
Innocentius 8. ea.
K. of Boheme condemned of the pope ea.
Colledge of Eaton ea.
Henrie 6. canonized for a Saint 388
An hereſie to hold that chriſt was a begger ea.
Iohn Gooſe Martir ea.
Iohn a Neat-heard 389
Iohn de Weſalia recanteth ea.
Nominals, Reals ea.
Reuenues of the pope from the ſtewes of Rome 390
Begging friers ea.
Alanus de Rupe ea.
Roſarie of our Ladies pſalter Fraternitas coronariorū ea.
Inſtitution of the Roſarie ea.
Sixtus dieth for anger 391
Platina a ſhamefull flatterer of the pope ea.
Richard 3. vſurper ea.
K. Henrie 7 ea.
Maxim. foūder of the vniuerſitie of Wittemberg ea.
Learned men flouriſh in the time of Maximilian ea.
Veſelus, a learned man, called Lux mundi 392
Ione Boughton martir ea.
Fagots borne ea.
A prieſt burnt 393
Babram, martir ea.
An old man burnt ea.
Sauanarola burnt ea.
The pope Antichriſt ea.
Spirit of prophecy in Sauanarola 394
Philip Norrice ead
Germans ſue to the Emp. againſt ye romiſh church ead
10. greeuances ead
Emperors edicts againſt the clergie 395
Iacobus Celeſtadienſis ead
Alexander 6 ead
Turkes hire the P. to poyſon his brother ead
P. procureth the Turk to war againſt the French King ead
P. and his Cardinals poyſoned ead
Pope Pius 3 ead
Pope caſteth away the keyes of peter ead
200000. Chriſtians ſlaine by the popes meanes 396
Councel at Pyſe ead
Queſtions againſt the P. ead
Pragmatical function ead
Pope curſeth the French K. ead
Perſecution vnderunder the Turke 397
Saris 399
Ianizaries ead
How Chriſtian Captiues flie from their maſters 401
Howe the Turke vſeth the Churches of Chriſtians, that be vnderunder his ſubiecon 402
Chriſtians pay tribute to the Turke ead
Fagots borne 403
William Tilſley Martir, eadem
Crueltie againſt Nature eadem
Penance ead
William Page burned in the cheeke ead
Father Roberts burnt 404
Thomas Bernard ead
Iames Morden ead
Father Riuer martir ead
Thomas Chaſt ead
Tho. Norrice martir ead
Laurence Gleſt martir 405
A woman burnt ead
Gods iudgement ead
Iohannes Picus Mirandula 406
Picꝰ ſet vp 90. concluſiōs to be diſputed vponupon ead
Furniture of Mirandulas ſtudie ead
Eccleſiaſticall Lawes before the Conqueſt 407
Death of king Henrie the 7. 409
Henrie 8. ead
Strife between the Dominikes & Franciſcans ead
The feaſt of the virgine Maries conception ead
Addition to the Aue Maria. eadem
The virgin Mary conceiued without ſinne eadem
Sleight of the friers ead.
Pope Leo 410
Abiuration eadem
William Sweeting, Iohn Baniſter martyrs eadem
Iohn Browne martyr ead.
Richard Hunne ead.
Doctor Horſey the Chancellour eadem
Iohn Stilman burned 411
Thomas Man martyr ead.
Pilate waſheth his handes. eadem
Great abiuration at Amerſham eadem
200. conuerted by Thomas Man eadem
Knowen men, iuſtfaſt men. eadem
William Sweeting eadem
Iames Brewſter 412
Chriſtopher, a Shoomaker. ead.
Colledge of braſen-noſe in Oxford ead.
Brother detecteth brother, & huſband the wife. ead.
Many abiure ead.
Thomas Barnard burned eadem
Vnnaturall cruelty 413
Doctor Collet. ead.
Paules ſchoole builded ead.
Pardons ſold eadem
Tecellius a Frier. ead.
Luther an Auguſtine Frier. ead.
Luther accuſed to the biſhop of Rome eadem
Luther writeth to the pope. eadem
Dialogues againſt Luther. 414
Eckius againſt Luther. ead.
P. complaineth againſt Luth. ead.
Lu. ſubmitteth himſelf 415
New pardons 416
Maximilian ead.
Diſputation at Lipſia 417
Zuinglius ead.
Yerely mony from Germany to Rome ead.
Luther burneth the popes decrees ead.
Pope curſeth Luther ead.
Luth. appeareth at Wormes ead.
Courage of Luther 418
Queſtions of Eckius to Lut. ead.
Luthers bookes of 3. ſortes ead
Lu. anſwere to Eckius ead
The Emperor purpoſeth to roote out the goſpel. 419
Luther returneth home. 420
The Emperour outlaweth Luther ead.
The booke De Abroganda miſſa eadem
Wittemberg fauoureth Luther eadem
A booke againſt Luther. 421
Defender of the Chriſtian faith eadem
Pope Leo dieth eadem
Pope Hadrian 6. ead.
A meeting at Noremberge. eadem
100. greeuances of Germany againſt the pope. ead.
pope Hadrian dieth 422
Pope Clement 7. ead.
Caroloſtadius eadem
Luther dieth eadem
Lu. prayer at his death. ead.
Luther fulfilled Ierome of Prages prophecie eadem
A councel at Ratisbone. 423
Acts againſt Luther. eadem
Zuinglius eadem
Dominicks againſt Zuinglius 424
Io. Faber againſt Zuingl. ead
Traditions of men abandoned in zurike eadem
Decree at Lucerna ead.
Cantons deuided eadem
Images pulled downe. 425
The Cantons that miſliked Zuinglius eadem
The maſſe baniſhed eadem
A diſputation at Berne. 426
Scriptures onelyonly to decide controuerſies eadem
Ten concluſions eadem
The Biſhops refuſe diſputation eadem
The diſputation laſted 19. dayes 427
Berne reformed ead.
Geneua reformed ead.
The Bernats refuſe the frēch kings league ea.
A monument of reformatiō ea.
Maſſe put downe in Strauſborough 428
Baſil reformed ea.
A memoriall of their reformation ea.
The name of proteſtāts 429
Diuiſion of the pages for religion ea.
Zuinglius ſlaine ea.
Miniſter goeth with the armie ea.
League betwixt the Cātons 430
Duke of Saxon dieth ea.
Henrie Voes ea.
Iohn Ech ea.
Courage of the Martir ea.
Crueltie 432
Iohn M. eadem
Maiſter George eadem
Great cruelty, and great patience 433
Iohn Caſtellane ead.
Conſtancie eadem
Crueltie eadem
Courage & conſtancie 434
Gods vengeance 435
Iohn Huglein ead.
No promiſe to be kept with heretikes eadem
George Carpenter eadem
Leonard Keyſar eadem
The mother & brethren, one againſt another ead.
Wendelimata 436
Peter Filſteden eadem
Adolph Clarebacke ead.
Nicholas of Antwerpe ead.
Iohannes Pictor ead.
A couragious martyr ead.
Mathias Werbell 437
A prieſt martyred ead.
G. Sherrer eadem
A ſigne eadem
Henry Flemming eadem
Maiſter Perceuall 438
Antonia eadem
Iuſtice Imſberge eadem
Giles eadem
Franciſcus Encenas eadem
Sharpe perſecution 439
200. martyrs eadem
Martin Heurblot eadem
Nicholas van Pole eadem
Iohn de Brucke eadem
Vrſula and Mary ead.
Two brethren & their mother 440
Peter Bruly eadem
Peter Miocaus eadem
A round anſwere eadem
Bergeban eadem
Iohn Diazius killed by his brother 442
An armed councell at Anguſta eadem
The Interim eadem
A prieſt in Hungary 443
A ſtrange cruelty eadem
The duke of Saxonie ead.
Lantgraue of Heſſe ead.
Hermannus archbiſhop of Colen eadem
Martirdom for the truth. ea.
Nicholas Marion ead.
A worthy martyr 444
Auguſtine eadem
Two virgins eadem
Magdeburge eadem
Hoſtius eadem
Iohannes Friſius eadem
Bertrand le Blos eadem
A wonderfull cōſtancie. 445
The cruſtie God ead.
200. preachers baniſhed Boheme eadem.
Miniſters of Lorraine baniſhed eadem
Francis Warbut eadem
Alexander Dayken ead.
Gillotus Viuer 446
Michella eadem
Godfrey Hamell eadem
Iohn Malo eadem
Parents & children martyred together ead.
Iames Pauan eadem
Dioniſius Rieux eadem
Iohannes Caduceo ead.
Fiue burned at Paris ead.
Alexander Caius eadem
Iohn Pointer eadem
Peter Gandet eadem
Quoquillard 448
Iohn Coruon eadem
Martin Gouin eadem
Claudius Painter eadem
Steuen Brune eadem
Conſtantinus 449
Iohn du Becke eadem
Aymond de la Voy ead.
A notable ſaying eadem
Frauncis Bribard ead.
William Ruſſen ead.
De Landa 450
Iames Cobard ead.
Peter Clarke eadem
William Briconetus ead.
14, Chriſtian martyrs ead.
The prieſts ſing at the death of martyrs 451
Peter Chapet eadem
The tongues of martyrs cut out eadem
Samnitius eadem
Steuen Polliot eadem
Iohn Engliſh 452
Michaell Michelot ead.
Leonardus de Prato ead.
Iohn Taffingnot ead.
Michaell Mareſchall ead.
Octauian Blondes eadem
Hubert Cherrer 453
Florence Venot eadem
Anne Andebert eadem
Notable conſtancie & courage in a woman ead.
A poore tayler ead.
Claudius 454
Leonard Galimard ead.
Maceus Marreon eadem
Thomas Sanpalinus, a notable martyr eadem
Marueylous conſtancie. ead.
Iohannes Put 455
Claudius Mouerius ead.
Renat Poyet eadem
Iohn Loyer eadem
Chriſtian charitie ead.
Hugonius Grauier ead.
Fiue ſtudents burned ead.
Chriſtian charitie 456
Petrus Bergerius ead.
Iohn Chanbone ead.
Dionyſius Pelloquine ead.
A worthy chāpion of Chriſt. 457
Mattheus Dimotheus. ead.
William Neele ead.
Simon Laloe ead.
Iames Silueſter ead.
Nicholas Nayle ead.
Peter Serre ead.
The name of a prieſt, ſhameful to a chriſtian 458
Stephen King ead.
Anthonius Magneus ead.
William Alencon ead.
Repentance 459
Paris Pamer eadem
Peter du Val. eadem
Iohn Filiolus eadem
Notable conſtancy ead.
Dionyſius Vair ead.
Cruelty of the fryers 460
Thomas Galbaragne ead.
Nicholas Poul ead.
Richard Feutus ead.
Iohn Bertrand 461
Peter Rouſeau ead.
Arnold Myner eadem
Bartholomew Hector 462
Philip Ceur eadem
Archambant eadem
Gods vengeance 463
Nicholas Startorius eadem
George Tardife ead.
The father againſt the ſonne. eadem
An aſſembly of 3. or 4. hundred of the faithful at Paris 464
A maruellous deliuerance. eadem
The cardinall of Lorayne a ſlaunderer of the faithful. 465
An apology to the king. eadem
Nicholas Clinet, and other martyrs ead.
A notable widow ead.
Bibles & Teſtaments burnt. 466
Frederick Danuile, & Francis Rebizies eadem
Worthy martyrs ead.
Rene Seaw eadem
Laurence Almerike ead.
Villegaignon 467
Iohn Bordell eadem
Gefferey Varagle ead.
Benet Roman ead.
Francis Viuax 468
Peter Arundeaw ead.
Thomas Montard ead.
An du Burg ead.
The tumult of Amboiſe. ead.
Marlerote ead.
Francis Sauromanus 469
The Emperour three tymes admoniſhed by Sauromanus 470
Rochus ead.
The execrable inquiſition of Spayne 471
Tormentes whole dayes together ead.
Three ſortes of men in danger of the inquiſition. 472
28. martyrs in the towne of Validoly ead.
Caracalla ead.
A chriſtian flocke ead.
Sanbenita ead.
Encenas 474
Franciſcus Encenas 475
Fauinus eadem
A conſtant martyr 476
The death of pope Paulus the 3. eadem
Pope Iulius the 3 eadem
Dominicus de Baſuna. ead.
Galeazius eadem
Iohn Mollins 477
Laurentius Spatha ead.
De craſſis 478
The zeale of Molius eadem
Franciſcus Ganiba eadem
Pompeius Algerius eadem
Iohannes Aloiſius ead.
Iacobus Bonellus ead.
Iulius 3 eadē
Marcellus ead.
Paulus 4 ead.
Eighty eight martyrs together. eadem
The popes promiſe 480
Georgius Maurellus ead.
Petrus Latomus ead.
A cruell monke ead.
Michellotus Serra 481
William Melius eadem
Gods vengeance eadem
Deſpaire eadem
Cruell ſentence againſt Merindoll ead.
The harlot of the biſhop of Aix, laboureth agaynſt Merindoll 482
Martir burned with bibles about his neck 483
The manner of Gods childrē in affliction ead.
God heareth the Merindolians prayers ead.
King Francis pardoneth the Merindolians 484
Confeſſion of the Merindolians faith ead.
Cabriers ead.
Sadolet helped Cabriers. eadem
Examination of Merindolians 485
Cruelty of Antichriſt. 487
Popiſh cruelty ead,
Maurice Blanc ead.
Merindol laid euen with the ground ead.
Miniers breaketh his oath with Cabriers 488
Maruellous cruelty ead.
1000. ſlayne ead.
Coſſa deſtroyed 489
Aubrius eadem
Gods iudgement vppon the perſecutors ead.
Switzers ſue for the valley. eadem
Gefferey Varicala ead.
Perſecution 492
Thoſe that yelded, more cruelly handeled, than thoſe that were conſtant. 493
Cruell Monkes 495
The miniſter roſted eadem
The wicked flie, where none perſecuteth 497
Odall Gemet 500
Roſa deſtroyed 501
God fighteth for his people. 502
Supplication to the Duches of Sauoy eadem
Liberty granted to the Waldois ead.
The Table of the ſecond part.
BVrning at Couentry pag. 1
Miſtreſſe Smith eadem
Robert Sylkes pag. 2
Patricke Hamleton ead.
Patricks articles eadem
Patricks places eadem
Henry Forreſt 3
Iames Hamleton eadem
Katherine Hamleton recant ead.
Woman of Lieth recant eadem
Norman Gorley martyr. eadem
Dauid Straton ead.
Harding ead.
Alice Doly 4
Robert Weſt ead.
Father, wife, and children, accuſing a chriſtian. ead.
Thomas Lound ead.
Certayne abiured 5
Rome ſpoyled & the pope taken priſoner. 6
Rymes of the pope ead.
220000. li. out of the kings treaſure, for to fight agaynſt the Emperor. ead.
Proud prelates 7
Compaſsing the kinges diuorce ead.
Cardinal in a premunire. eadem
The K. gracious to the Cardinall eadem
A parlement eadem
Griefe of communalty agaynſt ſpiritualty ead.
Articles againſt the Cardinall 8
I and my king ead
Card. had french pocks ead
Cardinall confeſſeth the articles ead
Cardinal vngrate to the king 9
Cardinal arreſted ead
Cardinal dieth ead
Body of the Cardi. ſtinketh aboue ground ead
Maſter Humfrey troubled 10
Abiuring ead
Tho. Hitten martir ead
Tho. Bilney ead
34, articles againſt M. Bilney 12
Bilney condemned ead
Bilney recanteth 13
Bil. his grieuous anguiſh after recantation ead
Bilney repenteth ead
Bil. ſmileth at the ſtake 14
Supplication of beggars 15
Fiſh hath the kings protection ead
Poore ſeelie ſoules of purgatorie 16
Commiſsion againſt Engliſh bookes ead
Teſtament of Tindals tranſlation ead
Richard Bayfield ead
Bayfield condemned 17
Crueltie ead
Booke of wicked Mammon 18
Iohn Tewksburie recanteth ead
Iohn Tewksburie repenteth
Iohn Tewksburie burned eadem
Edward Freeſe 19
Bread of ſawduſt ead
Crueltie ead
Valentine Freeſe & his wife 20
Frier Royce burned ead
Biſhops commanded to trā ſlate the bible ead
Iames Baynam ead
Baynam ſubmitteth 21
Baynam repenteth ead
Baynam burned 22
Courage of a martir ead
Iohn Benet ead
Idol of Douercourt ead
Images caſt down ead
Chriſtes colledge in Oxford 23
Iohn Frith burned ead
Sir Th. More purſueth Frith ead
Friths treatiſe 24
Friths anſwere gotten ead
Frith condemned ead
Andrew Hewet ead
Thomas Bennet Martir 26
William Tracy ead.
During Qu. Anne no great perſecution 27
Commons againſt Clergy. 28
Nothing from Rome ead.
Supreme head eadem
Popes vſurping put downe. eadem
No conuocations without the kings writ eadem
Oth of Cleargie to Pope aboliſhed 29
More reſigneth chancellorſhip ead.
King renounceth the Pope. eadem
Lady Elizabeth borne. ead.
The Holy mayde of Kent. 30
Gods iudgement ead.
Thomas Cranmer Archb. of Canterbury ead.
Preaching againſt Popes ſupremacie 31
Popes pardōs aboliſhed. ead.
Gard. booke, De Obediētia with Boners notes ead.
Ruine of religious houſes. 32
Iewels & reliques from abbeys eadem
W. Tindall burned eadem
Tindall tranſlated the Teſtament 33
Tindals proteſting agaynſt tranſubſtantiation 35
Q. Anne put to death ead.
The K. refuſeth the generall councell at Mantua ead.
Some religious houſes giuē to the king ead.
Articles of religion taught. 36
Rebellion ſuppreſſed ead.
Prince Edward borne ead.
Queene Iane dieth ead.
Ruffelings againſt the king calmed eadem
The kings articles ead.
Many holidais abrogated 37
Scripture in Engliſh ead.
Regiſter Booke in euerie church eadem
Religious houſes rooted vp. eadem
45. articles againſt Lābert 38
A wicked perſwaſion 39
Lambert diſputeth eadem
The king condemneth Lambert ead.
Cromwell readeth ſentence againſt Lambert ead.
Cromwell craueth pardō of Lambert eadem
Lābert a worthy martyr. 40
Lamberts treatiſe of the Sacrament eadem
Robert Packingtō going to praier is ſlaine ead.
Collins & his dog burned. ea.
Cowbridge eadem
Putdew eadem
William Lerton eadem
Nicholas Peke 41
Notable courage of martyr. eadem
The king refuſeth the councell eadem
The kings farewell ead.
Search iniunctions 42
The king nuſled by Wincheſter eadem
Six articles, a whippe of ſix ſtrings eadem
Treaſon & felonie ead.
Cranmer againſt ſix articles. eadem
Againſt adultery, &c. of prieſts 43
Death for adulterie repealed eadem
Cromwel maule of the pope eadem
Life of Cromwell 44
Cromwell learnd the text of the new teſtamēt by hart. 45
Cromwell ſerueth the Cardinall eadem
Engliſh bible printed at Paris 47
Gardiner enemy to the Goſpell ead.
Th. Mathewes bible ead.
Bible in Engliſh preſented to the king 48
Bible of large volume ead.
Biſhops promiſe to amend the bible, but performe not 49
Doctor Barnes ead.
Duns & Darbell put out of Cambridge ead.
Diſputations of faith rare in Cambridge eadem
Doctor Barnes cōuerted by Bilney 50
The white horſe in Cambridge called Germany. eadem
D. Barnes arreſted ead.
D. Barnes ſubmitteth ead.
D. Barne eſcapeth out of priſon 51
Acta Romanorum Pontificum eadem
Doctor Barnes to the Tower 52
Barnes, Garret, & Hierome burned 53
Vniuſt proceeding ead.
D. Barnes his foure requeſts to the king 54
Foure papiſtes executed about the ſupremacy. ead.
Fauourers of truth ead.
Patrons of Popery eadem
All priſons in London too litle for the perſecuted. ea.
Boner turneth and becommeth a perſecutor 55
Six Bibles ſet vp in Paules. eadem
The Diuell in the necke. ead.
Iohn Porter killed in pryſon. eadem
Thomas Somers dieth in the Tower 56
Thomas Barnard, & Iames Morton martyrs ead.
A popiſh feare. eadem
Bartrams boy, the Diuell in the monks cowle 57
Lady Anne of Cleue diuorced eadem
Six put to death for ſupremacie 58
The K. miſſeth Crōwell. ead.
White meates permitted in Lent eadem
Marbeck pardoned 60
Filmer, Parſon, & Teſtwood burned eadem
Notable martyrs ead.
The king pardoneth 61
Wincheſter out of fauour. eadem
Falſe iudges & accuſers puniſhed eadem
Adam Damlip 62
Perſecution in Calice. ead.
Gods iudgement & deliuerance of his people 63
The Lord Liſle dieth in the Tower eadem
Gods iudgement vppon a falſe accuſer 64
Lord Awdley friend to the afflicted eadem
Rockwood a perſecutor diſpaireth 65
Gods iudgement ead.
Adam Damlip eadem
Adam Damlip executed. ea.
Gods iudgement 66
The rigour of ſix Articles. 67
Noblemen, and Gentlemen permitted to read the ſcripture eadem
Six articles qualified ead.
Saxie hanged 68
Henry burned eadem
Kerbie eadem
Roper eadem
A notable ſpeach of the conſtant ſeruaunt of Chriſt. eadem
Doctor Crome recāteth. ea.
Anne Askew 69
Anne Askew anſwereth parabolically & boldly. 70
Anne Askew condemned. eadem
Anne Askew ſore racked. 71
The King diſpleaſed with the racking of Anne Aſkew eadem
Martyrs pardoned at the ſtake eadem
Wincheſters practiſe againſt the Queene 72
The King much altered. 73
The Queene deliuered from danger ead.
Kings of England & France agree for a perfect reformation 74
Sir George Blage condemned eadem
The king dieth eadem
Perſecution in Scotland. 75
Tenne articles againſt Iohn Brothwicke ead.
Thomas Ferrar ead.
Saint Frauncis homely vſed. 76
Helene Stirke a notable martyr ead.
George Wiſeheart 77
The meeke death of George Wiſeheart eadem
Gods iudgement eadem
Adam Wallace learned the pſalter without book. ead.
Controuerſie in Scotland, whether the Lordes prayer ſhould be ſayd to ſayntes, or no. 78
The Frier biddeth to ſay the pater noſter to the diuel. eadem
Walter Myll eadem
A notable ſpeech of the martyr 79
Style burned with the Apocalips about his neck. 81
K. Edward raigneth 83
The K. would not at the emperours ſuit, let the Lady
Mary hauehave maſſe ead.
Sixe articles aboliſhed. ead.
Religion reſtored ead.
Peter Martyr at Oxford. eadem
Bucer. and P. Phagius at Cā bridge ead.
Thomas Dobbe 84
Commiſſioners ead.
A parlement eadem
Rebellion 85
Muskleborow field 86
Boner ſhifteth and cauilleth. 87
Boner exhibiteth againſt Latimer 89
Boner pronounced contumax 90
Boner depryued eadem
L. protector eadem
Altars taken downe 91
Ladie Maries popiſh practiſes reſtrained eadem
Gardiners ſeditious behauiour 92
Gardiner ſent to the tower. ead.
Wincheſter depriued. pag. 93
Doctor Redman a fauourer of the goſpell ead.
W. Gardiner eadem
Pendegrace 94
W. Gardiners cruell execution eadem
Maruellous conſtancy of W. Gardiner 95
Protector put to death for fellony ead.
Lord Gilford & Lady Iane, maried 96
Iuſtice Hales eadem
Queene Mary to the Councell eadem
Q. Maries promiſe to mainteine religion 97
Ridley ſent to the Tower. ead.
Q. Mary breaketh promiſe. eadem
Popiſh biſhops reſtored, and other put downe ead.
Hooper committed to the Fleete ead.
Proclamation agaynſt the word of God ead.
A dagger hurled at the preacher ead.
Bradford to the tower. 98
M. Iohn Rogers eadem
Hooper appeareth 99
Couerdale appeareth ead.
Hooper to the Fleete ead.
Pet. Martyr returneth home. eadem
Latimer appeareth 100
Cranmer to the Tower. ead.
French proteſtāts ſuffered to paſſe hence eadem
Mary crowned eadem
A parlement eadem
Statutes repealed 101
Sir Iames Hales apprehended ead.
Sir Iohn Hales lamentable end eadem
Diſputation of ſixe dayes. eadem
Diſputation confuted 103
The Prolocutor interrupteth Philpot ead.
M. Elmer 104
Romiſh Church againſt reaſon ead.
Maiſter Philpot a harty man eadem
Maiſter Philpots argument. 105
Conuocation breaketh vp. eadem
Communicatiō of mariage betwixt Q. Mary, and K. Philip 106
Doctor Crome to the fleete. eadem
Wiat beheaded ead.
Lady Iane, and Lord Gilford beheaded eadem
Gods iudgement vpō Morgan eadem
Articles 107
About 800. flie beyond the ſeas eadem
Lady Elizabeth, and Lord Courtney ſēt to the Tower ead.
Popes ſupremacie not obteined 108
Boners commendation of prieſthood eadem
Doctor Cranmer, Doctor Ridley, and M. Latimer ſent to priſon vntounto Oxford 109
Diſputers at Oxford ead.
Queſtions to be diſputed of eadem
Thirtie and three Commiſſioners ead.
Cranmer before the Commiſſioners eadem
Vnitie with veritie ead.
Ridley appeereth ead.
Maiſter Latimer appeereth. 110
Neither Maſſe, nor the marybones, nor the ſinewes founde in the Scripture. eadem
A diſorderly diſputation. 111
D. Ridley diſputeth eadem
D. Smith a turner and returner eadem
Weſton triumpheth before the victory ead.
Mayſter Latimer diſputeth. eadem
Weſton crieth, Vrge hoc. 112
The martirs bid, read on the ſentence 113
Latimer would not beholde the proceſsion ead.
The Prolocutor breaketh promiſe with M. Philpot. eadem
The Prolocutor openeth Crāmer his letters to the Councell eadem
Maiſter Bradford, Thomas Beacon, & Neron to the to the Tower 114
A falſe rumor of the archbiſhop 115
In Kings Colledge Papiſtes very forward ead.
Lady Ellzabeth to the tower 116
Lady Elizabeth to Woodſtocke 117
Barlow, and Cardmaker to the fleete eadem
Againſt writing Scriptures on Churchwalles ead.
Twenty & foure places voyd together in S. Iohns colledge in Cambridge. ead.
Cardinall Poole lādeth. ead.
Abſolutiō giuē to the Lords and commons 118
Purchaſes of abbey lands to be cōfirmed by the pope. eadem
M. Roſe ſent to the Tower, eadem
The act of popes ſupremacy eadem
Qu. Mary with child ead.
Certaine euill praiers to bee treaſon 119
Iames George ead.
Cardmaker ſubmitteth. ead.
Sentēce againſt Tayler, Saunders, & Bradford 120
M. Iohn Rogers martyr. 121
M. Rogers, diuinitie reader in Paules eadem
Rogers condemned 122
Cruel Gardiner eadem
Boner would not ſuffer maiſter Rogers to talke with his wife before his death. eadem
Maiſter Rogers firſt martyr of Queene Maries dayes eadem
A prophecy of the ruine of the pope in England. 123
Laurence Saunders ead.
Laurence Saunders conſtancy, and his letters 124
Sweete ſaying of Laurence Saunders eadem
Hooper burned at Gloceſter 125
Hooper preached once or twiſe a day eadem
Hooper depriued 126
Hooper hardly vſed in pryſon 127
Hooper and Rogers to the Counter eadem
Falſe rumors of Hoopers recanting 128
Hooper goeth cherefullie to death 129
Hooper refuſeth his pardon ead.
Hooper a woorthie Martir, ead.
D. Taylor martir ead.
All the priſons in Englande Chriſtian ſchooles & churches 130
Taylor, Bradford, & Saūders, condemned ead.
Maſter Tailor pleaſant at the antichriſtian attire 131
D. Taylor maketh Boner afraid ead.
Doctor Taylor masked, that he may not be knowen eadem
Wormes deceiued by Doct. Taylor 132
Marueylous courage of Doctor Taylor 133
Doctor Taylors braines ſmit out at the fire ead
Gardiner referreth to Boner the butchering of Gods Saints ead
Miles Couerdale graūted to the King of Denmarke, 134
Thomas Tomkins Martir, eadem
Tomkins his hande burned with a taper ead
Tomk. burnt in Smithfielde 135
Father compelled againſt the ſonne ead
Hunters mother encourageth him to conſtancie 136
Hunter encouraged by his brother 137
William Sarton ead
M. Higbed, and M. Cauſton burned 139
Pigot and Knight Martirs ead
Iohn Laurence ead
Robert Farrar B. of S. Dauids burnt 140
Farrars words to a gentlemā at his death 141
Rawlins White ead
Rawlins God, & the Biſhops God 142
Rawlins wedding garments 143
Rawlins a worthy martir eadem
Rawlins perſwaſion 144
Pope excōmunicateth thoſe that held abbey lands ead
P. Iulius the monſter dieth ead
P. miſſeth his peacock 145
A blaſphemous pope ead
Gods iudgement ead
Branch blamed for carrying Deū time, vitiū fuge, about his neck ead
George Marſh 146
G. Marſh his great patience 148
Wil. Flower woūdeth a prieſt at maſſe 149
Ioy at Q. Maries deliuery of child 151
Cardmaker & Warne Martirs 152
People encourage Cardm. at his death 153
Iohn Ardley a valeant Martir ead
Iohn Symſon martir ead
Iohn Tooly ead
Haukes at his death geueth a ſigne to his frends 155
Diuers comfortable epiſtles written by Haukes ead
Thomas Wats martyr 156
Queene Mary proued not with child eadem
T. Mault ſhould hauehave bin Q. Maries child 157
A Caueat for England. ead.
Nicholas Chāberlain, Tho. Sommer, Wil. Bāford. ead.
Bradford reioyceth at the newes of his martirdō. 158
M. Bradfords word at the ſtake eadem
I. Leafe of 19. yeeres of age, burned with Bradford. 159
Iohn Leafe a notable yoong martyr eadem
Gods iudgement eadem
Bradfords letters eadem
A dead bodie ſummoned to appeere, and anſwere 160
4. martirs in Canterbury ea.
Nicholas Hall, Chriſtopher Wade martyrs 161
Margery Polley comforteth Wade eadem
Wades prayer eadem
Dyrick Caruer burned 162
Iohn Lander eadem
Thomas Iueſon 163
Iohn Aleworth eadem
Iohn Denley, Iohn Newmā, Patrick Packingam ead.
The martyr ſingeth in the fire 164
Richard Hooke eadem
6. godly martirs at Cant. ea.
George Tankerfield 165
A prety ſaying of the martyr 166
For patience of the martirs, the people ſaid that they had the Diuell ead.
Robert Smith ead.
Martyr giueth a ſigne 167
St. Harwood, Thomas Fuſt, William Hayle eadem
Robert Samuell 168
Samuell hath a viſion ead.
Roſe Notingham eadem
W. Allen eadem
Roger Coo eadem
Thomas Cobbe eadem
Thomas Haywood, Iohn Gateway 169
M. Iohn Glouer ead.
God ſend his ſpirit of comfort 170
Robert Glouer eadem
Cornelius Bungey ead.
Olyuer Richardine 171
W. Wolſey, & Ro. Pigot. ead.
M. Ridley 172
Sundry letters & tractations M. Latimer eadem
M. Latimer ſometimes an earneſt papiſt, conuerted by Bilney eadem
Doctor Buttes a fauourer of good men 173
Verſes of Latimer at the giuing of holy bread & holy water 174
Smithfield had long groned for M. Latimer 175
Latimer almoſt ſtarued for cold in the tower ead
Latimers ſundrie letters eadem
Sermō of piping and daunſing ead
Maſter Latimer to the King for reſtoring of the Scriptures 176
Latimers new yeres gifte to to the king eod
Ridley couereth his head at the name of the Pope eadem
Ridley not ſuffered to aunſwere 177
Ridley & Latimer condemned 178
Ridley refuſeth his pardon ead
The behauiour of Ridley & Latimer at the place of execution 179
Latimer prophecieth at the ſtake 180
Diuers Letters & Treatiſes ead
Steuen Gardiner dieth ead Gods iudgement on Gardiner 181
Wincheſters wordes at his death ead
Iohn Webbe, G. Roper, G. Parker, Martirs 181
Men of vpright mindes 183
Haſtning of iudgement, a pleaſure to the martir 184
Sharpe aunſwere to Boners meſſage ead
Philpots zeale againſt Morgan 186
Articles againſt Maſter Philpot 187
Boner condemneth Philpot 188
M. Philp. payeth his vowes in Smithfield ead
7. burned together in Smithfield 189
Thomas Whittle repenteth, and is condemned ead
Whittles letters ead
Bartlet Greene ead
Maſter Greene condemned 191
Maſter Greene at the Stake ead
Tho. Brown ead
Iohn Tudſon ead
Iohn Went ead
Iſabel Foſter 192
Ione Laſhford ead
5. martirs ſing a pſalm in the fire ead
Cranmer Archb. of Canterburie 193
M. Cranmers aduice touching the diſputatiō for the kings diuorce eadem
Cranmer ſent for to the K. 194
Embaſſage to Rome about the diuorce eadem
None would kiſſe the popes foote, but a great Spaniell of the Earle of Wiltſhires eadem
Cranmer goeth to the Emperour eadem
Cranmer ſatiſfieth Cornelius Agrippa eadem
Cranmer made archbiſhop. 195
King Edward godſonne to Cranmer eadem
Bookes of Cranmer ead.
Cranmer not brought to againſt his conſcience. ead.
Cranmer would do no reuerence to the popes ſubdelegate 196
Periured perſons for witneſſes. 197
The meaning of ſupreame head 198
The Archbiſhop condemned for not beyng at Rome, when he was kept priſoner in England ead.
Boner derideth the Archbiſhop 199
The poore eſtate of the archbiſhop ead.
Cranmer ſetteth his hand to a recantation ead.
Q. Maryes ſpeciall hate to Cranmer 200
Law of equality 201
The pitiful caſe of Cranmer. eadem
Cranmer bewaileth his recā tation 202
Cranmer firſt burneth his hand, wherewith he ſubſcribed eadem
Cranmer burned eadem
The wicked can not diſcerne ſpirits eadem
Why Cranmer deſired life. eadem
Iohn Spicer, William Coberley, and Iohn Maundrell 203
Purgatorie the popes pinfold ead.
Six at one fire in Smithfield, viz. Robert Drakes, William Timmes, Richard Spurge, Thomas Spurge, Iohn Cauell, and George, Ambroſe 204
A ſhort anſwere of Timmes. 205
Commiſsioners into Norffolke, and Suffolke 206
Iohn Harpoole, and Ioane Beats eadem
Iohn Hullier eadem
Sixe martyrs at one fire in Colcheſter eadem
Chriſtopher Liſter eadem
Iohn Mace, Iohn Spenſer, Iohn Hammon, Simon Iayne, & Richard Nicholas 207
Hugh Lauercocke, and Iohn appryce burned ead.
Lauercock comforteth his fellow eadem
Thomas Drewry, and Thomas Croker 208
Thomas Spicer, Iohn Denny, and Edmund Poole, burned eadem
The martyrs prayſe God in the flame 209
Thomas Harland, Iohn Oſwald, Th. Auington, Tho. Read, martyrs ead.
Alſo Iohn Milles, & Thomas Wood ead.
A merchants ſeruant at Leyceſter 210
Thirteene at one fire, viz. Hē ry Adlington, L. Pernam, H. Wye, W. Halywell, T. Bowyer, G. Searls, Edm. Hurſt, Lion Couch, Rafe Iackſon, Iohn Deryfall, Iohn Routh, Elizabeth Pepper, Agnes George. eadem
Subtlety of the Diuell. ead.
Two women ſtand looſe at the ſtake eadem
Cardinall pardoneth certain condemned ead.
Roger Bernard 211
Adam Foſter, Robert Lawſon ead.
A worthy anſwere of the martyr eadem
Iohn Carleſſe a worthy confeſſor 212
Iulius Palmer, Iohn Guin, Thomas Askin martyrs. 213
Iulius Palmer expulſed the colledge in King Edward his time, for Papiſtrie. eadem
Th. Thackhā a falſe diſſembling hypocrite 214
The mother threateneth hir ſonne Iulius Palmer fire & faggot eadem
Palmer at the ſtake 215
Palmer diuerſe times in dā ger of burning 216
For whom its eaſie to burne eadem
The mother Katherine Couches, and the two daughters, Guillemme Gilbert, & Perotine Maſſey, burned in Gerneſey 217
Cruelty againſt the mother, and hir daughters. ead.
Maruellous cruelty eadem
Thomas Dungate, Iohn Forman, and mother Dree burned 218
Thomas More ead.
Ioane Waſt eadem
Ione hir offer to the Iudges. eadem
Edward Sharpe 219
Foure at Mayfield in Suſſex. eadem
A young man at Briſtow. eadem
Iohn Horne, & a womā. ead.
William Dangerfield. ead.
Great cruelty 220
The wife encourageth hir husband eadem
A ſhoomaker at Northampton ead.
Hooke eadem
Fiue famiſhed, and ten burned at Canterbury 221
A witty, and godly anſwere of Alice Potkins ead.
Put to death in the fourth yeere of Qu. Mary, 84. perſons eadem
Sir Iohn Cheeke 222
The vniuerſitie of Cābridge to be reformed 223
Inquiſitors came to Cambridge eadem
S. Maries, and S. Michaels churches in Cambridge interdicted eadem
Kings colledge refuſeth the Inquiſitors 224
Kings colledge neuer without an heretike ead.
Robert Braſſey M. of Kings colledge ead.
Bucer & Phagius digged out of their graues 225
Bucer & Phagius corps burned 226
The holy cōmiſsioners depart from Cambridge. ea.
Peter Martyrs wifes corps at Oxford 227
Iohn Philpot, W. Waterer, Steph. Kempe, W. Haydhith, T. Hudſon, Mathew Brodbridge, Th. Stephēs, Nich. Finall, W. Lowicke, W. Prowting burned. ea.
Another bloudy cōmiſsion. 228
Cardinall Poole mercyfull. ead.
Tho. Loſebie, H. Ramſey, T. Tyroll, M. Hyde, Agnes Stanley 229
The valiant martyr eadem
W. Morant, King, S. Gratewicke ead.
Vniuſt proceeding ead.
Faith ſurely grounded. 230
Iohn Bradbridge, W. Applebie, Petronel, Ed Allen, K. his wife, I. Mannings, E. a blinde maide ead
I. Fiſhcock, N. VVhite, N. Pardu, B. Fynall, widowe Bradbridge, Wilſōs wife, Bendens wife ead
Husbande againſt the wife 231
Diet of the Martirs in priſon ead
3. Farthinges a day the martirs allowance ead
Alice Benden a cōſtant martir ead
God ſendeth the ſpirite of comfort 232
The biſhop wil neither meddle with patiēce nor charitie ead
Tenne burned at one fire, Richard Woodman, G. Steuens, R. Maynarde, Alex. Hoſeman, Thomaſin a Wood, Marg. Moris, Denis Burgis, Aſhdons wife, Groues wife ead
Father againſt ſonne 233
Boner droonk with Philpots bloud ead
Quick diſpatch 135
Simon Miller, Eliza. Couper ead
Elizabeth Couper repenteth her recantation 236
Wil. Mount, Alice his wife, Roſe Allen ead
A tragicall dialogue betwixt Tirrel & Roſe Allen 237
Tirannie ouercome with patience ead
Iohn Thurſtone, and M. his wife ead
W. Bongeor, A. Siluerſide, T. Benold, W. Purcas, H. Ewring, E. Folkes, priſoners in Colcheſter 238
Sharp anſwere of the martir ead
Eliz. Folkes ead
Roſe Allen condemned, ſong for ioy 239
Notable ſpeeche of the martir ead
Geor. Eagles called Trudgouer 240
Richard Craſhfield ead
Frier and G. Eagles his ſiſter, 241
Ioyce Lewes ead
Sathan troubleth the martir ead
She drinketh to all that louelove the goſpel 242
Rafe Allerton, Iames Auſtoo Margerie Auſtoo, Richard Coth ead
The couragious Martir eadem
They feare the martyr in priſon 143
Agnes Bongeor. ead.
Margery Thurſtone ead.
Iohn Knode ead.
The martyr refuſeth pardon. ead.
Iohn Noyes eadem
Cecill Ormes 244
The conſtant martyr. eadem
Cecill Ormes at the ſtake. eadem
Sixteene martyrs in Suſſex. 145
Thomas Spurdance eadem
Iohn Hollingdale 246
W. Sparrow eadem
R. Gibſon eadem
Articles for articles ead.
Ioh. Rough ead.
M. Mearing eadem
Maiſter Rough miniſter of the congregation at London 247
More reuerence to the pope, then to the bread God. ead.
Margery Mearings ready to ſuffer for Chriſh 248
Cuthbert Simpſon, Hugh Fox, Iohn Deueniſh. ead.
Cuthbert Simſō racked twiſe 249
Boner commendeth the patience of Cuthbert Simſon eadem
W. Nichol eadem
W. Seaman eadem
Tho. Carman, Tho. Hudſon. ead.
W. Harris, Rich. Day, Chriſtopher Gorge 251
A ſharpe proclamation againſt godly books. eadē.
Henry Pond, Rayn. Eaſtlād, Robert Southam, Mar. Richarby, Ioh. Floyd, Ioh. Holiday, Roger Holland. 252
A ſtraight proclamation. eadem
R. Holland at the ſtake, ead.
R. Milles, S. Wight, S. Carton, I. Slade, R. Denis, VV. Pikes 253
Richard Yeoman 254
Thomas Benbridge. eadem
A notable conflict betwixt fleſh, & the ſpirit of God. 255
I. Cooke, R. Myles, A. Lane, Iames Aſhley eadem
Alex. Gouch, Alice Driuer. ead.
Alice Driuer of an excellent ſpirit 256
Phil. Humfrey, Iohn Dauid, Henry Dauid 257
Prieſts wife eadem
The wife perſecuted of huſband, and children ead.
Chriſt the martyrs husband. eadem
A worthy martyr 258
Note eadem
Iohn Sharpe, Tho. Hall. 259
Thomas Benion eadem
Iohn Cornford, Chriſtopher Browne, Iohn Herſt, Alice Snoth, Kath. Knight. ead.
The martyr excommunicateth the Papiſts eadem
The husband accuſed by his wife 260
Balaams marke 261
Cruelty of Balaamites ead.
N. Burton burned in Siuell.
Aue Maria after the Romiſh faſhion eadem
Marke Burges, W. Hooke. 262
Iohn Dauies of twelue yeres old 263
The congregation in London eadem
The miniſters of that congregation eadem
Thoſe that fled from Ipſwich for perſecution 265
Ipſwich a good towne ead.
The affliction of L. Eliz. 268
Lady Elizabeth falſly accuſed 269
An hundred Northren ſouldiers watch the Lady Elizabeth 270
The L. Eliz. had none other friendes but God. 171
Lady Elizabeth priſoned in the Tower eadem
The Lorde Chamberlayne hard to the Lady Elizabeth 272
Sir Henry Benefield eadem
Lady Elizabeth to Woodſtock. 273
L. Elizabeth in great feare. eadem
Tanquam ouis eadem
Sir Henry Benefield preſumptuous, and vnciuill. 274
The Spaniards againſt murdering of Lady Elizabeth. 275
L. Elizabeth deliuered out of priſon eadem
God deliuereth L. Elizab. 276
Elizabeth priſoner ead.
Gardiner dieth 278
Queene Mary dieth ead.
Popiſh prelates die thicke about the death of queene Mary 280
Iohn Whiteman, a notable martyr 281
A conference for matters of religion 282
Three propoſitions to diſpute of eadem
The Papiſts flie from the agreement
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