Against a Rank Papist, Index – Colophon
¶ The Table for thys boke.
ABbot of …. A▪ bons begate a pope. 126.
Age of voweyng after Paule. xl. yeares. Fol. 41. 87. 113.
Albertus patryarke of Hierusalem. Fo. 19.
All the Apostles had wi…es. 120.
Ambrose teacheth hipocresy. 74.
Ambrose is a depe lyar. 75. 120.
Anantas and Saphtra, no vowers. 113.
Angels of darkenesse, are vowers. 134. 147.
Anna the w…fe of Helcana. 29.
Antichrist knowen hy hys fr… te…. 46. 76. 86. 127. 134. 144.
Apostles had wy…es. 75. 119. 120 123. 148.
Apostles what they were. 122.
Aristotles m…nde for dyffynyr… ons. 26.
A scoffer wyth hys pyllowe …ere. 122.
Augustine had. iii. conc…bines. 13.
Augustine refuseth author…e. 42
Augustine was not supersticious. 85.
B
Basiliꝰ the eldar was a prest, 114
Basil…us the yongar taught no vowes. 115.
Bedas agaynst vowes. 46. 58.
Begetters of childrō after presthode. 124. 126.
Bokes of Moyses, fyue. 16.
Boke, de bono …iduitatis. 38.
Boyes, praysed for vowes makynge. 24.
C
Chaplayne confoundeth hymselfe. 10….
Chastyte vowed, prospereth not Fol. 78.
Chastyte in marriage. 68. 99. 119.
Chastyte is good and god…y, and why. 133.
Christes spowsage declared. 40. 85.
Christ is our peace. 61.
Christ, Ma…y, H…e…emy, and Iohan. 94.
Christe made no prestes. 109.
Church prymatyue had marryed mynysters. 127.
Circumducere …ororem, falsely. interpreted. 130.
Cyrillus the Greke herem…te. 19
Concordan̄ces of the Byb. e. 18.
Consecracions more than one 117.
D
Dam…nacion, what it sygnyfyeth. 87. 95. 137.
Dauid b…ake hys vowe. 47. 58. 107.
Dauid was a vower, and no preste. 48.
Dauids faith declared in vowes 149.
Dauy the welche man, voweth a candell. 51.
Deacons and prestes not all one 72.
Dyfference of vowes and marryage. 144.
Dyffynycions of vowes. 21.
Dyssymulacyon, taken for a vowe. 113.
Dystynccion of vowes, 23, 44, 46, 77, 111,
Dystyncciō of vowes and presthode. 3. 8. 70.
Dyuersyte of prestes. 76
Doctours maynteynyng vowes fol. 12.
Doctour Cole at Oxforde. 124.
E
Epiphanius agaynste vowers. Fol. 35.
Erasmus iudgeth of Augustine. 38. 135.
Erasmus deceyued by H…erome. Fol. 131.
Errour in nombre. 93. 95. 104. 113. 146.
Errour most shamefull. 103
Errours of a doccour. 136. 138.
Esseanes, not allowed for vyrgyny…e. 101. 146.
Etheldrede and Edwarde, vyrgynes. 95.
Example of a bower. 11.
Examples of Chastyte. 34.
Examples of them that marryed a…ter presthode. 125.
Exposycion of the. xxx. chaptre of Numera. 149.
F
Fable of a nunne, by S. Augustyne. 79.
Face of the serpent. 59. 98.
Falshede of thys papy…. 39. 54. 82. 83. 115. 117. 126.
Fea…e of trompet blowynge. 54. 79.
Fea…es of the Iewes, dyuerse. Fol. 55.
Fryndes, Plato & Socrates. 1…
Frances, made equall wyth God. 22.
Fryers, monkes and prestes, sor cerers. 20.
Fryer Mansuetus dyspenseth wyth vowes. 143.
G
Glose preferred to the texte. 73.
Glottons preache o… abssynence Fol. 119.
God abhorreth vowe makers. Fol. 112.
God only maketh thinges good Fol. 133.
Gospell and lawe, what they wurke. 90.
Gospels b…asp hemouse…y vsed. Fol. 98.
Gregory, Hierome, and Ambrose. 12.
Gregory is proued a lyar. 116.
Gro…nde, in ioynynge scryptures. 55.
H
Hebrues vowed and offered Fol. 8. 60.
Heretykes agaynste marryage Fol. 101. 139.
Hierome, Ambrose, and Gregory. 12.
Hierome taunteth marryage. Fol. 128.
Hierome blasphemeth the scriptures. 129.
H…bebrand instituted vowers. 5. 124. 133. 144.
Honorable and holy is marryage. 35. 145.
Howe God compasseth, and is not compassed. 89.
I
Ignatius a byshop, had a wyfe Fol. 123. 132.
Ignoraunce of this papist 52. 72. 92. 120. 146.
Impossyby…yte in vowes 4. 11. 33.
Inchauntment or charme wenches. 109.
Iohā Baptist b…uldeth on Christ. 90.
Iohan the Euangelist married. 121.
Iohan proued no vyrg…ne. 121.
Iohan Chrisostome maynteyneth no vowes. 147.
Iohan kynge of England. 83. 142.
Iohā Compson a doctour. 101.
Iohau Carton a chronicler. 67.
Iohā Sk…ysh, a chronicler. 143.
Ione Swepestak, at the bel. 68
Isidorus against vowes. 24. 46
Iulianus byshoppe of Tolete. 85. 101. 146.
K
Kynges earnest in matters of relygyon. 2.
Kynge Iohans vowe broken. 83. 142.
Kynge of Englande dy scharged vowes. 25.
Kynges whych were ydell pylgrymes. 141.
L
Lawe and Gospell, what they wurke. 90.
Lawes of father & husband. 90
Leuites, filthy vowers. 35.
Lothes wyfe, for example. 81.
Lukes descripcion in storye. 80.
M
Maniches, are the papistes. 104
Marryed after presthode 125.
Marryage, an ordre of chastite. 64. 99.
Marryage and virginite. 12. 64▪ 99. 133.
Marryage byspraised of Hierō, 128.
Marryage of Apostles and pro phetes. 148.
Markes dysciples were no vowers. 117.
Massing presthode, what it is 4
Mentiri spiritui sancto, what it is. 116.
Monkery, whan and by whom it sprange. 18.
Monkery is a wythered plant. 116.
Monkysh rhetoryckes, smelled out. 15. 34. 58. 116.
Moyses, what he was. 149
N
Name of a prest, to be abhorred. 6.
Names concernynge Christen ministers. 6. 70.
Nature of good and euyl. 144
Nature of a promyse. 10.
Nazarei, or abstayners, 31.
Nicolaus Gallus, a wryrer. 20.
Numeri, a boke of Moyses. 17. 51.
Nūnes marryages alowed. 84.
Nūnes marriages, none aduoutiy. 146.
O
Orders of monkery and presthode. 23.
Ordre of the scriptures, cousonaunt. 55.
Ordre of chastite, is marryage. 64. 99.
Ordres of presthode. 3. 70.
Ordre & stucke mainteined. 71.
Orygynall of vowes. 8.
P
Paphuutius, dyffynyg chastyte. 34.
Popysh prest of Thornedō. 68.
Paule and Christ, vnderstanded 65. 85.
Paule led not hys wyfe abou…, and why. 130.
Paulus terrius, laye wyth hys doughter. 68.
Pelagyane, an enemy to sayth. 93.
Peters vowe to be marked. 12.
Peter, Paule, and Philiyp, had wyues. 120.
Philo describeth the church. 118
Presbyter is an eldar, and no preste. 71.
Preste of Melchisedech, onelye Christ. 7. 71. 76.
Prestes and women. 38. 74. 81. 83. 113.
Prestes borne, are whoremongers. 68.
Prestes were no vowers. 83.
Presthode & vowes, what they are nowe. 4.
Presthode mockyng both Aarō and Christ. 8.
Presthode now is only of Antichrist. 109.
Priapus of Rome, knowen. 113
Prima fides, what it is. 44. 87. 95. 137.
Protession of friers. 22. 28.
Profession of prestes. 28.
Promyse of what nature it is. 10.
Q
Questions resolued. 9. 14. 51. 87. 95. 931. 133.
R
Remelius a monke was marryed. 325.
Rewarde for vowes keping. 111
Ricardus de Media villa. 22. 28.
Robert Peche and Robert of Wynchestre gendryng prelates. 126.
Robries of this papist, 42
Romysh prestes are know…. 108
S
Samuel was a prest. 67.
Shamfull shyftes of thys papyst. 80.
Syxe partes played at ones. 4.
Systre Christine, sore vered. 20.
Swea…ynge and vowynge, not all one. 92.
T
Theodorus, an aduoutrouse monke. 147.
Thomas of Aquine dyffyneth vowes. 22. 33.
Thomas Cantipratēsis, a writer. 20.
Tratery proued in thys chaplayne. 135. 140.
Translation of the Byble. 130.
Truth what nature it is of. 98.
Tyrāny of papisies. 53. 70
U
Uirgynyte and marryage. 12. 64. 99. 133.
Uirgynyte commended. 25.
Uirginite is nothynge wythout sayth. 100.
Uirginite, no frute of the spret 100.
Uirginyte is wurse for vowes. 110.
Ueit es wythout vowes. 95.
Uo…n, what sygni…ycacion it hath. 51.
Uouere, whan it was in vse. 18.
Uouere, dyffyned of Augustyne. Fol. 43.
Uouere, is not taught of Christ Fol. 64.
Uowers, rewarded with Onan Fol. 102.
Uouers mōstrouse, described. 140
Uowers what myscheues they hauehave done. 141.
Uowes in this age of none an thorite, 4,
Uowes, what orygynall they ha…. 8.
Uowes what they are now able to do. Fo. 9.
Uowes are now to be brokē. 9. 24. …3. 76. 78. 83. 91. 96. 106. 107.
Uowes, what they brynge men to. Fo. 10. 145.
Uowes of papystes, how folish they are. Fol. 11.
Uowes hauehave destroyed Englād. Fol. 13.
Uowes, in the. xxx. of Numeri. Fol. 17.
Uowes made of friers and m… kes. 22.
Uowes of the olde lawe. Fo. 26
Uowes are vnprofytable. 57.
Uowes doubleth the wyckednes of Sodome. 107.
Uowes vnaduysed, what they are. Fol. 107.
Uowes brought in b…ggery. 110
Uowes are no wurkes of the Gospell. 8. 141.
Uowes and presthode, what thei are, 133.
Uowes are a most execrable poi son, 145,
W
Wydowes and prestes, all one Fol. 38. 74.
Wydowes are no prestes, 113,
Women folowynge the Apostles, 131,
Y
Ye shall, and ye shall not, 27,
Z
Zacharias slayne of vowers, 35▪
Zurobabel was a prest, 69,
☞ Thus endeth the table.
☞ Faultes whych hath chaūced in y•priuting
¶ Fol. iiii▪ pagi. ii. line. xx. Regū. xviii. fo. viii. pag. ii. li. xiiii. put out, to the. fo. x. pa. ii. li. xxvii. ef fect. fo. xii. pag. i. li. i. Such. fo. xx. pag. ii. li. ii. Cā prate…sis. fo. lxviii. pagi. i. li. vii. afore. fo. lxxvii. pag. ii. li. xiiii. a nūne, ouer al. fo. xc. pag. ii. li. vii. dprt. fo. xcv. pag. ii. li. xv. Ioā. viii. fo. ciii. pagi. i. in the margende, errour for tyrāny. fo. cxvi. pag. ii. li. xxix. ye learned. fo. cxvii. pag. i. li. iii. wayes. i. line. of. fo. cxviii. pag. ii. li. xi. seruantes. fo. cxix. pag. i. li. xxiiii. the man. fo. cxxv. pag. ii. li. vii, Aragone et. li. ix. Gassarus, li. xx, Cysteane. et li. xxiiii. Crā ts. fo. cxxv, i. pagi. li. xxv. those. Wyth many mo.
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