The Players Scourge, Index · Part b
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Bishop Babington his censure of Stage-playes. p. 359.360.
Bacchanalia, how celebrated by Pagans. p. 744.745, 751. to 760. Imitated by Christians. f. 536. p. 743. to 749.757. to 765.
Bacchus, Players, Playes & Play-houses dedicated to his worship. p. 17.22, 168, 510, 511. not to be invocated. p. 584.
Baptisme in jest upon the Stage turned into earnest. p. 118.119. Stage-playes and Dancing the uery Pompes of the Devill which wee renounce in baptismo. p. 3.15, 25, 42. to 61.129, 230, 236, 257, 425, 430.522, 523, 524, 528, 560. to 567, 658, 684, 704, 829, 836, 837, 911, 990. Our vow in baptisme to be performed and most seriously considered, p. 53. to 61. a great preservative against sin if oft remembred. p. 563.564.
Baronius his censure of Stage-playes. p. 566.567, 696.
S. Basil his censure of Dancing. p. 223.224, 225. m. 277.278. of Health-drinking, p. 22. of lascivious Songs and Musicke. p. 266.273, 276, 277, 278, 308. of Stage-playes, and Play-poets. p. 308.337, 679, 680, 915. of mens effeminate long haire. p. 211. m.
Ba…tologies in prayer prohibited. p. 19.
Thomas Beacon his censure of Dancing, Dicing, and Stage-playes. pag. 626. m. 693. of lascivious Church-Musicke. p. 282. to 28….
Bellarmine his censure of Playes. fol. 538. pag. 696.697.
Beare-baiting censured and prohibited. p. 583. & fol. 556.
S. Bernard against Stage-playes, Dicing, long haire, and ribaldrie Songs. p. 350.560.684. against Images, &c. p. 902.903, 904. his prayse of the Scriptures fulnesse. p. 928.
B…za his recantation of his lascivious Poems. p. 840.
Bishops children prohibited to behold, act, or set forth Stage-playes, p. 574.591, 653. ought to suppresse Playes, Dancing, & Play-haunters. p. 150. ought to invite the poore to their tables, and to have some part of the Scripture read at meales, and then to discourse of it p. 591.653. See Gratian. Distinct. 44. not to weare costly apparell. p. 621… must not play at Dice, nor behold Dice-players, nor keepe any Dicers or idle persons in their houses. p. 657. to 661.666. Bishops parts not to be acted on the Stage. p. 596.601. ought not to read Heathen or prophane Authors. pag. 78.79, 915, 916, 925, 926, &c. ought to preach constantly once a day in BB. Hoopers opinion. fol. 521. p. 629. See Ministers.
Petrus Blesensis hi… character of an Officiall. f… 537. m. his censure of Players. and such who harbour them. pag. 556.684, 737.
Bodine his censure of Stage-playes. pag. 483.484.
M. Bolton his verdict of Stage-playes pag. 16 364, 365.
Bonefix…s condemned by Councels and Fathers. p. 21.22, 580, 583, 585, 587, 588, 770, 772, 773, f… 535,
Bookes of Paganisme and Pagan Idols prohibited to be read. p. 78.79, 915, to 928. Prophane, lascivious, amorous Play-bookes, Poems, Histories, and Arcadi…es unlawfull to be penn…d, printed, read, especially of children and youthes. pag. 103. m. 108. m. 307.453, 454, 831.913. to 929. Magicke, and lascivious Bookes ought to bee burnt. p. 916.717, 919, 920, 922.
Bowing to and before Altars, derived from Pagans. p. 236, See my Lame Giles his Haltings. p. 36. to 39. & the Appendix to it. p. 15.16. Bowing and kneeling downe to Images, is Idolatry. p. 896. to 904. m Exod. 20.5. c. 23.24 Levit. 26.1. Num. 25.2. Deut. 5.8, 9. Iosh. 23.7, 16. Iudg. 2.12, 17, 19, 1 King. 19.18 2 King. 5.18. c. 17.35. 2 Chron. 25.14. Dan. 3.5, 6, 28. Rom. 11.4. Therefore bowing and cringing to Altars (a thing never used by the I…wes or Primitive Church and Christians, but onelyonly by the Papists, who decree thus: Summa reverentia & honor maximꝰ sanctis Altaribus exhibeatur, & maxime …ubi sacrosanctum corpus Domini res…rvatur & Missa celebratur. Bochellus Decret. Eccles. Gal. l. 4. Tit. 1. c. 81. p 558.) must be Idolatry too. If any reply; that they bow and kneele not unto Images, Altars, or Communion Tables, but before th…m: I answer, that as bowing, kneeling, praying, and worshipping before God; is the same in Scripture phrase with bowing, kneeling… praying unto God, and worshipping of God: as is evident by De…t. 26…6. 1 Sam. 1.12, 15, 19. 2 Chron. 20.18… Psal. 2….7. Psal. 72.9 Ps. 86…9: Ps. 95.6. Ps. 96.9, 15. Psal. 98.6, 9. Isay 66.23. Rev. 3.9. c. 4.10. …. 5.8. cap 7.11. c. 15.4. compared with Isay 45.23. c. 49.23. c… 60.14. Rom… 14.11. Gen. 24.26.48. c. 47.31. Heb. 11.21. Exod. 4.31… c. 12.27. c. 34.8. 1 Chron… 29.20. 2 Chron. 7.3. c. 29.29, 30. Nehem. 8.6. P…. 72.9. And as bowing, kneeling, or fall…ng d…wne before m…n, is all on… with bowing, kneeling, and fall…ng down to men: witnesse Gen. 49.8. 1 Sam. 25.23. 2 Sam 14.33. cap. 24.20. 1 King. 1.16, 23. 2 King. 2.15. Prov. 14.9. compared with Genes. 27.29. Exod. 11.8. 1 King. 2.9. 1 Chron 21.21. So bowing, kneeling, and falling downe before Images, Altars, or Communion-Tables, is the very same in Gods owne language and repute, with bowing, kneeling, and falling downe unto them: as the 2 Chron 25.14. L…k. 4.7. Dan. 3, 3.5, 6. paralleld with Exo. 20.5. Levit. 26.1. Matth. 11.9… and the fore alleaged Scriptures infallibly demonstrate, and the Homily against the perill of idolatry. p. 44. to 75 with William Wraghton his Rep…y to the Rescuer of the Romish Fox, and the Authors here quoted. p. 902.903. abundantly prove: Needs th…refore must it be most grosse Idolatry, as our owne Homilies and Writers teach us.
Thomas Bradwardine his passage against Stage-playes. p. 689.
Bram…nes, Brasilians, & those of Bantam punish adultery with death. p. 382.383.
Bribe-takers act their parts in Hell. p. 13.
M. Brinsley his censure of Stage-playes. p. …63.364. f… 550.
Brownists censured. p. 38.
Bucer his opinion of academical and popular Playes. p. 7.692. for two Sermons every Lords Day. p. 629 m.
Brissoniu… his censure of Stage playes. p. 695.
C. Bulengerius his censure of, and Booke against Stage…playes… p. 320.358, 696, 697
Iohn de Burgo… his verdict… of Players, Playes and Dancing. p. 238.239, 689, 844. m. 846.847.