The Players Scourge, Index · Part c
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C. Caligula censured for favouring Players, for acting and frequenting Stage-playes, putting on wom…ns apparell, and drinking his Horses health. pag. 200.249, 462, 708, 709, 736, 741, 848 849. slaine at a Play. f. 554. p. 849.
Calvin his censure of Playes and Players. p. 692.907. of Dancing. p. 226.240.
Candlemas, and the burning of Tapers on it derived from the Pagan Februalia. p. 758.760.
Canticles, anciently prohibited to be read of children and carnall persons p. 914.915.
Cappadocia, its extent and division. p 678.679. its prayses. p. 675.
Cappadocians, not alwayes infamous. pag. 674. to 677.
Cappadox, not a proverbiall but a nationall title. p. 674. to 678.
Carinus censured for favouring Players, and lewde persons. f. 547. p. 710.857.
Cassiodorus his censure of Playes and Players. p. 470.471, 478, 682, 683.
Cirque-playes censured and condemned by Fathers and Emperours. pag. 470. 556, 685, 340, 729. fol. 519, 523, 524, 525.
Catiline his conditions, pag. 133.149.
Cato, how much feared of the Romanes. f. 529. his gravity. p. 740.
Catullus censured, pag. 916.
Censors appointed to correct Playes and Players. p 38.478, 472.
Charles the Great his censure and Edicts against Stage-playes, Dancing, and ribaldry Songs on Lords-dayes and Holy-dayes, p. 271.715.996. See the places of Bochellus quoted in the margent: against Images. p. 900.
Charles the 6. of France his danger at a Masque. f. 557.558.
Charles the 9. of France, his Edicts against Playes and Dancing on Lords-dayes and Holy-dayes. p. 715.
King Charles his pious Statute for suppressing all Playes, and Enterludes, and unlawfull pastimes on the Lords-day. p. 241.243, 495, 715, 716, 717. Dancing upon Lords-dayes punishable by this Statute. Ibidem.
Charondas his law against Cowards pag. 584… m. 883.
Children to be kept from Playes. p. 366.367. See Parents.
Christ wept oft, but never laughed. pag. 294.402, 403. fol. 526. accused of sedition & rebellion. p. 822.823. counted a Deceiver. p. 816. a Puritan, pag. 799.800, 801. his Nativity how to be celebrated. p. 48.225, 526, 743, to 783 for what end he dyed and suffered, and was incarnate. p. 26.526, 749. to 752… the onelyonly patterne of our imitation. f. 526. p. 732. dishonoured and offended with Stage-playes… p. 44.48. f. 525.526. p. 743. to 750. His passion ought not to be acted, and yet Papists and prophane Iesuits play it. p. 108. to 119, 624, 636, 763, 764, 765, 766, 929. Why he redeemed us. p. 26.27, 749, 450.
Christians, must imitate & follow Christ alone. p. 98.99, 526, 732. must excell Pagans in grace and vertue. p. 57.98, 99, 4…5, 454, 455, 711, to 713. what they are and ought to be. p. 56.57, 63, 425, persecuted and hated for their goodnesse and because they are Christians. p. 799. to 826 nick-named pag. 824. accused of faction, rebellion, and hypocrisie. pag. 816. to 828. must not follow Pagan customes. p. 17. to 28. 32, 33, 47, 578, 580, 582, 583, 584, 585, 586, 587, 751. to 762. not to read Playes and wanton Bookes: but the Scriptures and good Bookes. p. 913. to 924. the Primitive Christians condemned Stage-playes, and excommunicated Players and Play-haunters. p. 2.3… 4, 49. to 53. 325. to 355.545. to 705. and passim. Ill Christians worse then Pagans. p. 454.455, 711. to 713. 798… exceedingly dishonour Christ, and scandalize religion. pag. 744. to 749.
Christmas disorders censured at large… p. 48 225, 743, to 783.600. to 635. See. Haddon Cont. Osoriū. l. 3. f. 203. derived from Papists, & Pagans Saturnalia. p. 600. to 635. Sparsim. 751. to 769. Christmas, how to be celebrated. p. 48. 225, 226, 526, 576, 585, 586, 600. to 635. Sparsim. 743. to 783. See Holi-dayes.
Christmas Lords of Misrule, whence derived. p. 767.
Chrysologus, his censure of Dancing… pag. 224. m.f. 526.
Chrysostome, his censure of dancing, especially at ma…riages. p. 222.223, 228. m. 555. See Marriage. of Dice-play. Epist. Dedicit. 1. p. 423. of lascivious Songs and Musicke. p. 263.267, 268, 269, 412, 413, 420. See Homil. 20. ad Ephes. & Hom. 12. ad Collos. of gawdy apparell and Stage-attires. p. 219.420. of excessive laughter. p. 290. to 296.403, 404. of …ffeminacy pag. 169. of mens long haire, womēs cutting their haire, & mens putting on of womens apparell. pag. 169.195, 196, 426. Of Stage-playes, Players, Play-haunters and Play-houses. p. 50.66, 156, 164, 169, 392, to 432, 474.552, 563, 566, 680, 681, 738, 988, 989. See Hom. 12… in Collos. & 20. in Ephes.
Churches, no Playes, Dances, scurrilous Songs or Pastimes to bee suffred in them, nor yet in Church-yards. p. 581.600. to 660. Sp…rsim. 995.999, 947. Gazers in i… censured. p. 418.999. no Images, Crucifixes, or Saints Pictures to be suffred in thē. p. 894. to 905. not to be overcuriously or vainly adorned. p. 902.903. the Primitive Church excommunicated Players & Play-haunters, & condemned Stage-playes, and dancing. p. 134.543. to 690. See Playes.
Clemangis his censure of Dancing, Dicing, Playes, and Players, and of the abuses on Lords-dayes and Holidayes. f. 535.536, 5… 7. p. 690.691. of Popish Non… and their grosse incontinency. p. 880. m.
Clemens Alexandrinus his censure of lascivious kisses and dancing. p. 166. m. 222. of mens acting in womens apparell and wearing long haire p. 167.187 189. of lascivious apparell. p. 218. of Images, especially of God the Father. p. 896.897. m. of excessive laughter. p. 392. s…urrilous Songs. p. 266. effeminate Musicke. pag. 275. of Stage-playes, and Theaters, p. 67. m. 329. 344, 472, 532, 609.
Clemens Romanus his censure of mens long and frizled haire. p. 189. m. of Players, Playes, and Play-haunters. p. 49. f. 532. p. 649. to 652. his command and exhortation to Lay-men to read the Scriptures. p. 927.
Commodus, censured for acting the Player and Gladiator; for favouring Players and Gladiators, for Sodomie and putting on womens apparell, &c. fol. 555.721, 852, 853, 894, 882. his murther. f. 555. p. 854.
Company of …vill persons to be eschued. p. 144, 148. to 153. f. 547.548. a dangerous snare, apt to draw men to Playes and sundry sinnes. pag. 143. to 152.416, 417. f. 547.548, 549. got by frequenting Playes. f. 547.548, 549, 598. See Master Boltons walking with God. p. 73, &c.
Constantine the Great an Englishman borne: a suppressor of Stage-playes, of Sword-playes. p. 75.467. and of Images. p. 900.
Constantius his Edict against Sword-playes. p. 468.
Councels: 55. against Stage-playes. pag. 570. to 668. against Dancing, Dicing, Health-drinking, Beare-bayting, Bonefires, New…yeeres gifts, lascivious Pictures, Songs and Musicke… prophaning of Lords-dayes, Holi-dayes, Churches, Pagan customes, haunting of Ale-houses and Tavernes, Clergymens seeing and acting of Playes, Dancing, Dicing, Non-residency, &c. p. 570. to 668 p. 150. m. 221.222, 240, 265, 286, 287, 354, 756, 915, 917, &c. See these severall Titles. Generall Councels binde in point of manners. Ibidem. For s…nctifying the Lords Day. p. 242. m. 570. to 660.
Crab his Councels against Stage-playes. p. 571. to 660.
Crossing of the face when men goe to Playes, shuts in the Devill. p. 342.
Crownes of Lawrell not to be worne of Christians. p. 20.36.
Cyprian his censure of Mens long haire. p. 189 of mens acting in womens apparell. p. 168, 169, 187, 188. of lascivious apparell. p. 217, of Images. p. 897. his Bookes against Stage-playes, and censure of Players, Playes, Play-haunting and Theaters, &c. pag. 135.136, 168, 169, 187, 188, 331, 332, 333, 334, 473, 523, 546, 558, 562, 670, 392, 722, 728, 729.
Cyr…llus Alexandrinus, his censure of making Gods Image. p. 898. of Dancing & Stage-playes, especially on Lords-dayes and Holi-dayes. pag. 278.279, 533, 534, 682, of wanton Musicke. p. 278.279.
Cyrillus Hierusolomitanus, his censure of Stage-playes, as the Devils pomps, &c. which we renounce in baptisme. pag. 49.339, 562, 565.