The Players Scourge, Index · Part t – Part v
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Tables, and no Altars in the Primitive Church. p. 396.400, 408. See Altars and Hooper.
C. Tacitus his censure of Playes, of Players, of N…ro and others who either acted or frequented Playes. pag. 368.451, 465, 705, 849, to 853.858, 859.
Tamerlan his lewd-nesse. p. 387.
Tapers on Altars and in Churches, derived from the Pagans: censured. p. 22.23, 36, 758.
Tatianus his censure of Playes and Players. p. 334.669.
Tecla censured for cutting her haire, and wearing mans apparell. p. 879.
Terence his death. f. 553. his Comedies censured, prohibited to bee read in Schooles. p. 916.917.
Terynthians, much accustomed to laughter. &c. …. 200.
Tertullian his censure of, & Booke against Stage-playes. pag. 49.162, 163, 330, 331, 472. fol. 522.523, 547, 557, …69, 972, 973. against acting in womens apparell. p. 187.888. against Images, Vizards and Stage-disguises. p. 36. m. 60.89. m. 160.897. m. 901. his censure of face-painting, lascivious apparell, false haire, wearing of Lawrell crownes, Bonefires, and disorderly Festivals… pag. 20.160. m. 217.581. m. 745. m. 768.769, 770. m.
Thales pressed to death at a Play. f. 557.
Theatre, not alwayes taken for a Play-house, but sometimes for a place of publike meeting where Orations were made, and Malefactors executed. pag. 724. to 727. Theaters overturned by tempests. f. 558.559.
Theft, occasioned and taught by Stage-playes and Dicing. Epist. Ded. 1. fol. 558.559. Mony got by Dice-play, unlawfull games, or acting Stage-playes, theft. p. 325.326, 905.906.
Themistocles … his law against Magistrates resort to Playes. p. 456.457.
Theodectes his punishment for inserting Scripture into his Playes. p. 110. fol. 553.
Theodora censured for putting on mans apparell. p. 201.879.
Theodoret his censure of Playes and Players fol. 550,
Theo…oricus …is censure of Playes and Players. p 470.471. fol. 517.518.
Theodosius his inhib…tion of lascivious Songs, of Stage-playes and Actors… p. 263.264, 422, 423, 424.…68, 715.
Theophilact his censure of Playes, and dancing. pag. 224.228, 684. See his Enar. in Act. 17. p. 804.
Theophilus A…ti…henus his cens…re of Pla…es and Players. p. 334.557, 558, 669.
Theopompus his divine punishment. p. 110.
Tiberius A…tinius a story of him. p. 11.12.
Tiberius banished Players, and suppressed Playes. p. 122 137, 460. f. 516.517. p. 708. his lewdnesse. p. 387.
Tibullus, not to be read. pag. 453.454, 916, 917.
Time shrot, pretious, and to bee redeemed. p. 48. m. 302.303, 310.346. consumed, mispent on Playes and vanities. pag. 302. to 310.837.903, 946, 951. to 946.951.952, 953, 957, 958. f. 530. vacant times and houres how to be spent. p. 952. to 956.
T…sta…us his censure of Playes, and Players. p. 690.846, 847.
Tragedies and bloody Spectacles, censured p. 72 to 76. f. 516 to 520.
Trajan his censure and suppression of Playes and Players. p 462.463, 714. his abridgement of the number of Holi-dayes. f. 539.
Trebonius Rufinus banished Playes from Vienna. p. 458.
Tully his censure of Dancing and Stage-playes. p. 246.247, 248, 449, 703. his contesting with Roscius. p. 932. his censure of him. p. 848.
Tumblers censured. pag. 22.
Turkes, punish adultery with death. p. 382. may justly censure Christians for their excesse. p. 747.748. condemne idlenesse as a mortall sinne. p. 506.
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Valens his Edict against Players and Playes. p. 468.843.
Valentinian his Edict against Sword-playes, Stage-playes, & Stage-players. p. 468.843, 844.
Valerian his censure of amorous Musicke, Songs, Playes. pag. 269.270, 276, 683.
Valerius Maximus his censure of Playes. p. 450.704, 732.
Valesius a story of him. pag. 11.
Vanity and vaine things to be avoyded of Christians. p. 128.129, 173, 174. fol. 544.545. Stage-playes vanity, and vaine delights. Ibidem. & p. 52.127. to 132.173. to 178.
Venus the Patronesse of Stage-playes. p. 168.386. her effeminate Priests in womens attire and long haire. p. 194.204, 207, 885. her sacrifices. Ibidem.
Veronius Turinus his death. pag. 920.
Vertue of Heathens, no vertue, no patterne for Christians. pag. 96. to 100. God onelyonly can teach it, not Playes or Players. p. 96. to 103.139.
Vesta…l Virgins how punished for fornication. p. 382. did cut their haire and consecrate it to Lucina, from whence the polling of Popish Nonnes is derived. pag. 202.
Vestments of the Gentiles prohibited. pag. 22.
Vices, acted in, and taught by Stage-playes… pag. 100, to 106.305. to 568. God only can teach men to hate vice, not Stage-playes. p. 139.140.
Vigils why appointed. p… 642. See Gratian Distinct… 75. abolished. p. 754. m. 578.
Vincentius Beluacensis censure of Playes, and Dancing. p. 637. 688, 471, 472.
Vitellius taxed for favouring Players. p…g. 856. his law against Knights acting on a Stage. pag. 862.
Lod. Vives, his censure of Players, Playes, and Popish Enterludes. p. 103. m. 114. 115, 134. m. 691.
Vniversities their censure of common Enterludes. p. 490.491, 941, 942. m.
Volateranus his censure of Playes. p. 730.
Vortiger his vices. pag. 133.135.
Vulgar, delighted with Playes. fol. 540.
Vzza his death. pag. 943.944.