A Looking Glass for Persecutors, List of persecutors – Publishers advertisement 2
A TABLE OF THE NAMES OF THE PERSECUTORS, Visibly Plagued by God.
SAtan pag. 1
Cain pag. 2
Old World pag. 2
Ham pag. 3
Ishmael pag. 3
Pharaoh pag. 4
Saul pag. 5
Asa pag. 6
Jesabel pag. 7
Manasse pag. 7
Jewes, and Pashur pag. 8
False Prophets, &c, pag. 8
Zedekiah, and his Princes pag. 9
Johanan, and his Companions. pag. 9
Haman pag. 10
Antiochus the Vile pag. 11
Herod the Great pag. 12
Herod the less, or Antipas pag. 15
Herod Agrippa pag. 16
Jewes pag. 17
Nero pag. 21
Domitian pag. 21
Adrian pag. 22
Marcus Antonius Verus pag. 23
Commodus pag. 23
Severus pag. 23
Claudius Herminianus pag. 24
Maximianus pag. 24
Decius pag. 24
Gallus pag. 25
Valerian pag. 25
Claudius pag. 26
Aurelian pag. 26
Dioclesian pag. 26
Maximian pag. 27
Maximinus pag. ib.
Galerius pag. 29
Licinius pag. 29
Antiochus pag. ib.
Mamuca pag. ib.
Julian Apostata pag. 31
Arius pag. ib.
Constantius pag. 34
George of Alexandria pag. 35
Valence pag. ib.
Constantine pag. 36
Gensericus pag. ib.
Hunricus pag. ib.
Anastasius pag. ib.
Arcadius, and Eudoxia pag. 37
Theodoricus pag. ib.
Arian Vandals pag. ib.
Uladislaus and his Queen pag. 38
Popish Bishops pag. ib.
Popish Lords pag. 39
Dr. Austin pag. 40
Popish Monks pag. ib.
Stumislaus Znoma pag. 41
Emperor Sigismund pag. ib.
Doctor Knapper, and some others pag. 42
Ladislaus King of Bohemia pag. 43
Minerius pag. ib.
Simon Monfort pag. 44
Lewis, King of France pag. ib.
Truchetus pag. ib.
Lord of Revest pag. 45
Bartholomew Cassinaeus pag. ib.
Johannes de Roma pag. ib.
John Martin pag. 46
Cardinal of Lorain pag. ib.
Bellemont pag. ib.
A Judge of Aix pag. 47
A chief Judge pag. ib:
John Craenequin pag. ib.
Chancellour Prat pag. 48
John Morin pag. ib.
Chancellour Oliver pag. ib.
Poncher pag. 49
Lambert a Friar pag. ib.
Monbrun pag. 50
Villibon with others pag. 51
Popish Witnesses pag. ib.
Popish Informers pag. 52
Popish Inquisitors pag. ib.
Emperour Ferdinand the Second pag. ib.
Sir Thomas Moor pag. 53
Bishop Fisher pag. ib.
Philips pag. ib.
Pavier pag. ib.
Foxford pag. 54.
Rockwood pag. ib.
An under Marshal pag. ib.
Sir Ralph Ellerker pag. 55
Doctor Story pag. 55
John Twiford pag. ib.
Kings of Spain and Portugal pag. 56
Cardinal Woolsey pag. ib.
Judge Morgan pag. 57
Bishop Morgan pag. ib.
Mr. Leyson pag. ib.
Doctor Dunning pag. ib.
Commissary Berry pag. 58
A Suffragan of Dover pag. ib.
Bishop Thornton pag. ib.
Doctor Jeffery pag. ib.
Thomas Blaver pag. ib.
Two Cardinals pag. 59
Doctor Whittington pag. 60
Bate pag. ib.
Mr. Woodrose pag. 61
Thomas Mouse pag. ib.
George Rivet pag. ib.
William Swallow pag. 62
Robert Baldwin pag. 63
Robert Bloomfield pag. ib.
Justice Leland pag. 64
Ralph Lardin pag. ib.
Mr. Swingfield pag. ib.
Bayliff Burton pag. 65
A Serving man pag. 66
Dale, a Promoter pag. 67
Alexander a Jailor, and his Son pag. 67
John Peter pag. 68
Lever pag. ib.
Stepen Gardiner pag. ib.
King James the Fifth of Scotland. pag. 69
Sir James Hamilton pag. 70
Friar Campbel pag. 72
A Popish Persecutor pag. 73
King Henry the Second of France pag. ib.
Irish Persecutors pag. 74
Maurice Duke of Saxony pag. 75
Charles the fifth Emperor pag. 76
Philip the Second, King of Spain pag. 77
Rodulph the Second, Emperour pag. 79
Henry the Second, King of France pag. 80
French Persecutors pag. 8…
Charles the Ninth, King of France pag. 83
Queen Mother of France pag. 84
French Persecutors pag. 85
Henry the Third, King of France pag. 89, 93
Duke of Guise pag. 90
Cardinal of Guise pag. 91
Queen Mary of England pag. 95
Thomas Arundel pag. 97, 99
Henry the Fourth, King of England pag. 97
James Beaton pag. 100
Escovedo pag. 102
Peter Espinac pag. 103
Cardinal Granvel pag. 103
Boidon pag. 104
Puygillard pag. 105
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End of the text · Samuel Clarke, A Looking Glass for Persecutors (1674)