The History of the Church of Great Britain, Index
THE TABLE.
A
ABbey of Battel founded by K. William the Conqueror Page 37
Abbey of Cnobſherburg by whom founded 17
Abbey of Crowland founded 21
Abbey of Peterborough burnt by the Danes, with an excellent Library therein 25
Abbey at Glaſtonbury founded by King Ina 21
Abbey of St. Edmond founded and endowed by King Canutus 34
Abbeys and Religious Houſes diſſolved. 149
Adelme, the firſt Engliſh-man who wrote in Latine 20
Pope Adrian the fourth an Engliſh-man 44
Pope Agatho compoſeth the differences betwixt the two Archbiſhops 17
Alcuinus, Scholar to Venerable Bede, and Tutor to Charles the Great 23
S. Alban the Proto-martyr of Britain, pag. 5. he is Canonized 23
Altars taken down by publick Authority 171
King Alfred, England's deliverer from the Daniſh Tyranny: his Story from pag. 26. ad pag. 30
Abbey of Val-royal in Cheſhire founded by King Edward the firſt 105
All-ſouls Colledge in Oxford, by whom founded 130
King Athelſtan a great Benefactour to the Church of S. John of Beverley, pag. 31. he commands the payment of Tithes, Ib.
Anne Aſcough, her Martyrdom 157
An Act paſſed for reſtoring the Tenths and Firſt-fruits to the Crown 209
An Act for the Diſſolution of all ſuch Monaſteries, Covents, &c. as had been founded by Queen Mary 209
Articles paſſed in the Convocation in the firſt year of Queen Elizabeth 210
Abbey of Weſtminſter converted to a Collegiate Church 221
The thirty nine Articles compoſed 227
Arthur King of Britain 10
St. Aſaph 11
Aurelius Ambroſius King of Britain 10
Duke of Anjou cometh into England 242
Alanus Copus 243
Annates, or Firſt-fruits when brought into England 103
Richard Armachanus Primate of Ireland 112
Anabaptiſts Convicted and Cenſured 171, 172
Thomas Arundel, Archbiſhop of Canterbury, his lamentable end 125
Auguſtine the Monk ſent into England. Thouſands Baptized by him in one day. 12
He is the firſt Archbiſhop of Canterbury, his death 14
Archbiſhop Abbot Confined 299
Abbey of Eveſham founded and endowed by King Offa 21
The Aſſembly at Glaſchow paſs Acts for the overthrow of Epiſcopacy, the Service-book and the Canons, &c. 313
Alhunus Biſhop of Holy-Iſland, removeth his See and Covent to Durham 33
A new Repreſentative, called the Agreement of the people 345
Alexander Aleſius, a Learned Scot. 169
B
BAbington's Conſpiracy, page 248
Bacon a good School-man and Mathematician 107
Bertha wife to King Ethelbert 12
John Baconthorp, a Learned Engliſh-man 111
Thomas Becket, Archbiſhop of Canterbury, his ſtory 45, 46, 47
His tranſlation and enſhrining 70
John of Beverley, who gave Education to Bede 21
Bede, Sirnamed Venerable, his Birth, Learning, Writings, and Death 22
Birth of our Saviour 1
Birinus converteth the WeſtSaxons 16
Bodies when firſt brought to be buried in Churches 23
Bernard Biſhop of S. David's denies ſubjection to the Archbiſhop of Canterbury 42
Hubert de Burgo, Earl of Kent, his ſtory 75
Brazen-noſe Colledge in Oxford, when and by whom founded 138
Biddle a Socinian 359
Thomas Bradwardine Archbiſhop of Canterbury, his ſtory, and writings 33
Chriſtian Britan's Celebrated the Paſsover contrary to the Conſtitutions of the Romane Church 4
How long the Britans remained under the Romane yoke 4
Britans driven into Britain in France, Wales and Cornwal 9
Britans, eſcaped all the perſecutions of the Heathen Roman Emperours, except the laſt under Diocleſian 5
Britiſh Biſhops in the Councils of Arbes, Nice, Sardis and Ariminum 6
When Biſhops Seats were altered from Villages to great Cities 38
Biſhops Impriſoned by King Stephen 43
Robert Brus King of Scotland 105
The Battel at Bannocks-borough 106
Beginning of the Broyls between the two Houſes of Lancaſter and York 131
Bainham a Martyr 147
Bilney burnt 146
Henry Beauford and Cardinal, the Founder of S. Croſſes Hoſpital 131
The Popes Bulls of Proviſion for Eccleſiaſtical promotions 103
Archbiſhop Boniface, his making way for Popes Appropriating Firſt-fruits unto themſelves 80
The Biſhoprickes of Weſtminſter, Oxford, Peterborough, Briſtol and Cheſter, erected by Henry the eight 154
Biſhoprick of Weſtminſter diſſolved 221
Proteſtant Biſhops placed in the Sees of the Popiſh Prelates 212
Bernard Gilpin refuſeth the Biſhoprike of Carlila 215
Biſhops with other Divines met at Lambeth, reſolved on divers Articles 258
Earl Bothwel married to the Queen of Scots, fleeth out of Scotland 232
Twelve Biſhops Impeached, and ſent to the Tower 238
The Counterfeit Boy of Bilſon 282
Dr. Baſtwick, Prynne, and Burton Cenſured 305
Brown and Harriſon inveigh againſt Biſhops, &c. 245
Biſhops of S. Andrews, and Glaſſcow, and Abbot of Scone, put in Iron-chains, and Impriſoned in Port-cheſter Caſtle 104, 105
The King's Palace of Bridewel given to the City of London for a work-houſe 177
The Bible Tranſlated in the Reign of King Henry the eighth; King Edward the ſixth, and Queen Elizabeth 161
Bible Tranſlated in King James his Reign 273 ad 276
D. Bound's Book about the Sabbath 257
The firſt Bailiffs of London 348
Every Pariſh when bound to provide a Bible in Engliſh, and a Regiſter-book to be kept there 150
Biſhop Bonner, a cruel Perſecutor, doomed to perpetual Impriſonment 212
M. Bucer, his coming into England; he takes the Chair at Cambridge, his death 169
Buckingham-ſhire Martyrs many before Luther's time 139
Benedictus Biſcopius; the firſt Glaſs in England was his Gift 17
The Fatal Veſpers at Blackfriers 291
A Bill Signed againſt Biſhops Voting as Peers in Parliament 229
Walter Burley a Great Philoſopher 113
C.
CAurſines, what they were, when they firſt came into England page 74
The Book of Canons made 269
Cadwallader, the laſt King of the ſtock of Britans 19
Caerleon in Wales, the Court of King Arthur: the See of an Archbiſhop: a Colledge of two hundred Philoſophers 11
Cadocus, Abbot of Llancanvan in Glamorgan-ſhire, his charity and liberality 11
Caranſius made a League with the Britains, and expelled the Romans, and made himſelf King 5
Congel, Abbot of Bangor 11
Colmkil, a famous Seminary of learning 16
Mr. Thomas Cartwright. Articles tendred to him: his impriſonment 253
Col. Edward Aſhton, and John Betley executed. 361
Colledges erected beyond the Seas for Engliſh youth to be educated therein 234, 235
Cridda firſt King of Mercia 9
Cerdicus firſt King of the Weſt Saxons 10
Conſtantius Chlorus, Emperor of France, Spain, and Britain: he died, and was buried at York 5
Conſtantine the Great, born, made King, and Emperor, firſt in Britain 6
A Council called at Hartford 18
A Council called at Cliffe in Kent by King Ethelbald, and Cuthbert Archbiſhop of Canterbury 22
A Council at Hatfield 19
A Council at B…canceld. Another held at Berghamſteed, by Withred King of Kent 20
A Council held by Wolphred Archbiſhop of Canterbury at Celichyth 24
A Council aſſembled at Alnceſter to promote the building of Eveſham-abbey 2…
A Council of Saxon and Britiſh Biſhops aſſembled under an Oak in the borders of Worceſter and Hereford-ſhires 12
A Council at Intingford 30
Divers Councils kept in the Reign of King Athelſton, viz. at Exceter, Feverſham, Thunderfield, and London; and at Great Lea 31
Three Councils held in the time of Dunſtan, viz. at Wincheſter, Cartlage in Cambridge-ſhire, and Caln in Wilt-ſhire 32
Chelſey-colledge founded 277
A National Council held by Hoel. Dha, for all Wales, at Tyquin 32
A Council of Biſhops called by King William the Firſt, at Winton 37
A Council againſt Appeals to Rome 117
A Conference held at St. Albans 7
The Univerſity of Cambridge founded by King Sigebert 15
Cambridge waſted by the Danes 25
Conference between Dr. White, and Dr. Featly, Proteſtants; and Fiſher, and White, Jeſuites 291
Iſaac Cauſabon, his Exercitations and death 280, 281
Conſtellation of Caſſiopeia 238
Conference at Hampton-Court 261, ad 269
A Convocation wherein the Lord Thomas Cromwel ſate in State above all the Biſhops 149
King Charles the Firſt, his ſtory from 292, ad 347
A Council ſummoned by Archbiſhop Anſelm, at Weſtminſter, where all married Prieſts were excommunicated 41
A Council called at Weſtminſter, by Albericus Biſhop of Hoſtia 43
A Council at Weſtminſter in the Reign of King Henry the Second 48
A Council held at Oxford 71
A Council held at Lambeth, by Iohn Peckham Archbiſhop of Canterbury 90
He ſummoneth another Council at Reading. 96
A Council called by Thomas Arundel Archbiſhop of Canterbury, at St. Pauls London 119
A Convocation in London 126
A Council called by Archbiſhop Morton, to redreſs the luxury of the London Clergy in Cloathes, and frequenting Taverns 137
King Charles the Second, his ſtory from 347, ad 385
Sir Iohn Old-caſtle, Lord Cob…am, his ſtory from 123, ad 127
The perſecution of the Lady Eleanor Cobbam 129
Chriſt-church Colledge in Oxford, founded by Cardinal Wolſey 143
Miles Coverdale Biſhop of Exeter. 172
Iohn Colet, a learned Engliſhman; the founder of the Free-School of St. Pauls London 142
Canons and Converts of the Order of Sempingham, turn Apoſtates 91
Contention between the two Archbiſhops of Canterbury and York 48
Alexander Cementarius his ſtory 58, 59
Sir Geoffry Chaucer, when he flouriſhed 113
Archbiſhop Cranmer his ſubſcription to Popery for fear of death: he retracteth his retractation: he is burnt to aſhes 202
Lord Thomas Cromwel, his ſtory from 149, ad 155
The Canons made by the Convocation, Anno 1640 318
D.
DAvid, Unckle to King Arthur, kept a Synod againſt the Pelagian error: he removed his Archiepiſcopal ſeat from Caerleon to Meneva, now called St. Davids page 11
Danes, when they firſt invaded England 23
Earl of Darby beheaded at Bolton 353
Iohn Duns Scotus, or Dunenſis 107
Dubitrius, his Academy near the River Wye in Monmouth-ſhire 9
Diuma firſt Biſhop of M…rcia 17
Diocleſian and Maximian reſign their Enſignes of Command 59
Davids Pſalms, when and by whom firſt tranſlated into Engliſh metre 172
Lord Darby married to the Queen of Scots: his death 230, 232
Diſputation between the Proteſtants and Papiſts 211
The Synod of Dort 283, 284
Univerſity at Dublin founded 254
Dorcheſter in Oxford-ſhire, the ſeat of Birinus his Biſhoprick 16
Dunſtan, Archbiſhop of Canterbury, his ſtory 31, 32
Dooms-day Book, when made 37
Battel of Dunbar 350
E.
ELvanus built a library near St. Peter's Church in Cornhil page 3
Eleutherius Biſhop of Rome, his letter to King Lucius ib.
Ella firſt King of the South-Saxons 9
Kingdom of the Eaſt-Saxons what it contained, and when it began. Exchenwin firſt King thereof 9
Kingdom of the Eaſt-Angles, what it contained, when it began their converſion advanced by King Sigebert 15
Edmond King of the Eaſt-Angles murdered by the Danes 26
Ethelbert King of Kent embraceth Chriſtianity 12
Ethelfred King of Northumberland killeth one thouſand two hundred Monks of Bangor: he is ſlain by the Britains 13
Egbert King of the Weſt-Saxons, made himſelf ſole Monarch of England 23
Erkenwald a Biſhop, founder of the Monaſteries of Chertſey in Surrey, and Barking in Eſſex 19
Edilwalch King of the South-Saxons is baptized 19
Edwyn the ſon of Ethelfred becometh a Chriſtian 14
Ethelwolph King of the Weſt-Saxons granteth the Tenth of all his Lands to God and his Miniſters, &c. his ſtory 24
Kind Edward the Elder reſtoreth the Univerſity of Cambridge, expells the Danes, &c. 30
Elphege Biſhop of Canterbury ſtoned by the Danes 33
Eaton Colledge founded by King Henry the Sixth 131
Edward the Confeſſor, his Eccleſiaſtical Laws: his hereditary vertue left to his ſucceſſors to cure the Kings Evil 35
England freed from the Danes 35
England interdicteded for ſix years in the Reign of King Iohn 57
Edmond Archbiſhop of Canterbury Canonized 80
King Edward the Firſt, his ſtory from 86. ad 105
Edward the Second, his ſtory from 105. ad 109
Edward the Third, his ſtory from 109. ad 114
Edward the Sixth, his ſtory from 154. ad 179
Queen Elizabeth, her troubles during her Siſter's Reign 190
The ſtory of her Reign from 206. ad 261
Edinburgh Caſtle ſurrendred to O. Cromwel, by Colonel Dundaſſe 351
F.
PAulus Fagius and M. Bucer, their bodies taken out of their Graves, and burnt 203
The Sect of the Family of Love 239
Flamines and Archflamines, their places turned into Biſhopricks and Archbiſhopriks by King Lucius 3
Finan converted the Eaſt-Saxons 16
Focariae, Concubines to the Canons: they are impriſoned in the Tower
Iohn Frith, a learned man, burnt in Smith-field 148
Firſt-fruits Office, when ſet up in London 150
Iohn Fiſher Biſhop of Rocheſter, beheaded 148
Mr. Iohn Fox with ſome others ſettle themſelves at Baſil in Queen Maries days 200
His death 250
Fifth Monarchy-men apprehended 360
Iohn Ficknam made Abbot of Weſtminſter 196
The troubles of Franckford 197, 198
Robert Farrars, Biſhop of St. Davids, impriſoned in King Edward's days, and burnt in Queen Maries days 175
Florentius, firſt Biſhop of Argentine, or Strausburg 17
G.
GAſper Haywood, the firſt Jeſuite, that ever ſet foot in England 246
Goſpel firſt planted in Britain 1
Britain firſt received the Goſpel by publick Authority 2
Germanus Biſhop of Auxerre is ſent for into Britain to ſuppreſs Pelagianiſm 7
Goſpel firſt planted by Auguſtine among the Saxons 12
Five Grammar Schools erected in London 129
Stephen Gardiner Biſhop of Wincheſter he fell ſick the ſame day that Biſhop Ridley and Latimer were burnt: his ſad end 194
A Gun ſhot at Dr. Pendleton preaching at Pauls croſs 193
Lady Jane Gray proclaimed Queen of England 179
She and her husband, the Lord Guilford Dudley, and her Father the Duke of Suffolk are beheaded 188
Guthlake the firſt Saxon Eremite in England 21
Robert Groſthed Biſhop of Lincoln 80. 81
The Gun-powder plot 270. 271
Archbiſhop Grindal, a patron of prophecyings, and how they were modelled 241
Godfrey Goodman Biſhop of Gloceſter, committed to the Gate-houſe for refuſing to ſubſcribe the Canons made, Anno 1640. 320
He dies a Papiſt ibid.
H.
HArold, the Son of Earl Godwyn, King of England: he is ſlain at Battel in Suſſex 36
Hardiknout, the laſt of the Daniſh Kings in England 35
Alexander Hales an Engliſh-man, Maſter to Thomas Aquinas and Bonaventure 107
Honorius Archbiſhop of Canterbury divided England into Pariſhes 16
Helvetia converted by Gallus ib.
Hengist Captain of the Saxons, invadeth Britain 8
He is King of Kent 9
An Heptarchy eſtabliſhed in Britain 9
Swallowed up in the Weſt Saxons Monarchy 10
Robert Holcot a learned Engliſh man 112
Duke Hamilton, Earl of Holland, and Lord Capel beheaded 348
Hubba the Dane killeth Hedda the Abbot of Peterborough, and eighty four Monks with his own hand 25
King Henry the Third, his ſtory from 68. ad 86
Henry the Fourth, his ſtory from 118. ad 123
Henry the Fifth, his ſtory from 123. ad 127
Henry the Seventh, his ſtory from 135. ad 140
Henry the Eighth, his ſtory from 141. ad 157
Sir Henry Slingsby, and Dr. Huet beheaded 361
Hoſpital at Greenwich, founded by William Lambert 250
Hoſpitals of Chriſt-church in London, and St. Thomas in Southwark founded 176. 177
The Statute made Pro Haenetico comburendo 119
Death of Prince Henry 280
John Hooper and Iohn Rogers, founders of Non-conformity 169
Biſhop Hall's Book in defence of the divine right of Epiſcopacy 317
Dr. Iohn Hacket defendeth Deans and Chapters 325
A ſad conteſt between Mr. Rich. Hooker, and Mr. Walter Travers 255
King Charles the Firſt, his Diſpute with Mr. Alexander Henderſon 342
I.
KIng James, his birth page 230
His ſtory from 261. ad 293
Impropriations bought in to maintain a preaching Miniſtry 301
The Impoſtures of Hacket, Arthington, and Coppinger 253
Ilfutus, a profound Scholar 11
Ina King of the Weſt Saxon, ſets forth his Saxon Laws 20
He firſt granted Peter-pence to the Pope out of this Kingdom 22
Iohannes Scotus Erigena, murthered in the Abbey of Malmesbury 30
Iohn King of England, his ſtory from 51. ad 68
Jews crucifie a Child at Oxford; their puniſhment 85
Their baniſhment out of England ibid.
Ioachim Abbot of Calabria 49
Ida King of Northumberland 10
Images taken away in moſt places of England 160
Inquiſitors appointed to ſearch out for Hereticks, with all Wickliffs Books 123
Many Italians held the beſt Livings in England: a Statute made againſt it. Four Italians followed each other in the See of Worceſter 137
Iohn Iewel choſen to pen the firſt gratulatory letter to Queen Mary by his enemies page 184
He ſubſcribeth the Popiſh Tenets 187
He bewails his fall in the Congregation at Franckford: he is made Biſhop of Sarum 187
His chalenge 218
His Apology 226
Such Iriſh Impropriations as were in the Crown, reſtored to the Church 304
Dr. William Juxon Lord Treaſurer ib.
K.
COlonel Ker taken priſoner by Lambert 351
Kingdom of the South Saxons, comprehending Suſſex and Surrey, when it began 9
The beginning of the Kingdom of Kent 9
Kentigern, Biſhop of Elwy in North Wales 11
John Kemp Archbiſhop of Canterbury built the Divinity School in Oxford, and Pauls Croſs 132
Kenulphus, King of the Weſt Saxons conferreth large priviledges on the Monaſtery of Abingdon 169
Kings of England of old ſent their Crowns to St. Edmond's ſhrine 34
Kimbeline King of Britain at the birth of our Saviour 1
Kyngils King of the Weſt Saxons is baptized by Birinus 16
Order of the Knights-Templars aboliſhed throughout Chriſtendom 106
Their Lands in England conferred on the Knights of St. John of Ieruſalem ibid.
Iohn Knox at Franckford preacheth againſt the Engliſh Liturgy as imperfect and ſuperſtitious. He is rebuked by Dr. R. Cox. He is accuſed to the State for High Treaſon againſt the Emperor. Knox departeth the City 199
And ſetleth himſelf at Geneva 200
Kets Rebellion 166
Kilian, the firſt Biſh. of Wortsburg firſt inſtructed the people of Eaſt France in the Chriſtian Faith 17
The Biſhop of Wortsburg carried a Sword and a Prieſt's Gown in his Badge ibid.
L.
HƲgh Latimer reſigneth his Biſhoprick of Worceſter, rather than he would yield to the paſſing of the ſix Articles 169
Iohn Lambert, his Martyrdom 153
Divers Liturgies in uſe in England till King William the Conqueror's time 39
Lollards, after Abjuration, forced to wear the faſhion of a Faggot wrought in thread on their ſleeves 141
The Scottiſh Liturgy tranſlated into the Latin Tongue 317
An Apology for vindicating the Liturgy commended to the Kirk of Scotland 317
A publick Liturgy framed in King Edward his days 164
Iohn a Laſco, with his Congregation of Germans ſetled at London: the Weſt part of the Church of Auſtin-friars allotted them p. 170
His Congregation diſſolved 184
Iohn Lewis an Arrian burnt at Norwich 246
Levellers routed by Colonel Reinolds at Burford 349
Latimer and Ridley burnt at Oxford 194
Adam Loftus, Archbiſhop of Dublin, and Chancellor of Ireland 255
Matthew Lenox made Regent of Scotland 236
Earl of Leiceſter goes over into the Low-countries with a great Army 248
Mr. Love and Gibbons beheaded 352
Bartholomew Legatt an Arrian burnt 279
London burnt 381
The Commiſſioners of the High Commiſſion at St. Pauls violently aſſaulted by Lilburn and the London Apprentices 321
Archbiſhop Laud impeached and ſent to the Tower 323
And beheaded on Tower-hill ib.
Lucius, the firſt Chriſtian King of Britain 2
His ſtory 3. & 4
Lupus Biſhop of Troys, cometh into Britain, and refuteth the Hereſie of Pelagius 7
Engliſh Liturgy tranſlated into French, for the Iſles of Ierſey and Guernſey. 309
The Liturgy tranſlated into Welch 175
Luther, when he aroſe 142
M.
GEneral Monk his ſtory, from page 363. ad 371
Marqueſs of Montroſſe defeated, condemned and executed 350
Queen Mary, her Reign, from 180. ad 206
Maximus a Chriſtian Prince, Governor of Britain 9
Marianus Scotus 35
Walter Mapez his verſes ſetting forth the Church of Rome in her colours 67
Thomas Merks Biſhop of Carlile faithful to King Richard the Second 108
Medvinus ſent to Rome 2
Kingdom of Mercia, why ſo called, and what Counties it contained 9
Mercia divided into five Biſhopricks 19
The Goods of three Orders of Monks ſeized into the hands of King Edward the Third 110
The number of Monaſteries ſuppreſſed in the Reign of King Henry the Eighth 153
The number of thoſe that ſuffered Martyrdom for the Goſpel in Queen Maries days 194
Peter Martyr ſent for into England; made Canon of Chriſt-church in Oxford 169.
Quits the Realm in Queen Maries days. 184
His Letters to Queen Elizabeth 220
His Wives body taken out of her grave, and burnt after his departure 184
Biſhop Morton contrives the Union of the two Houſes of York and Lancaſter 135
Nine hundred Monks ſlain in S. Auguſtines Abbey in Canterbury 33
Murrey Regent of Scotland 233
His Death 236
The French Maſſacre 238
The Millenary Petition 269
Richard Middleton, entitled, Doctor Fundatiſſimus 107
Sir Thomas Moor a Great enemy to the Proteſtants: he was beheaded the next monethmonth after Biſhop Fiſher 149
Moratus, an old Britiſh writer 3
N
THe Names of thoſe that were Archbiſhops of Lo…don 3
Numbers of the Biſhops, Abbots, Priors, &c. that were deprived in the beginning of Queen Elizabeth's Reign 213
George Nevil, Archbiſhop of York, his Prodigious Feaſt: his Eſtate ſeized, and his perſon Impriſoned 133
The Numbers of Colledges and Chaunteries Demoliſhed in the Reign of King Henry the eighth 154
Kingdom of Northumberland, ſubdivided into two Kingdoms, viz. of Bernicia and Deira 10
Nuns of the Abbey of Ambreſbury Convicted for Incontinency 51
Non-conformiſts in Queen Elizabeth's time of two ſorts 229, 231
James Nailor, the Ring-leader of the Quakers publickly whipped, pillored, and Stigmatized 359
O
OFfa, King of Mercia founder of the Monaſtery of S. Albans beſtoweth great lands upon it: he was buried at Bedford 23
Oſmond, Biſhop of Sarum deviſer of that Service, which after was obſerved in the whole Realm: all Service Ordered to be ſecundum uſum Sarum 39
Oſwald, ſecond ſon of King Ethelfred, converted by Aidan: he diſdained not to Preach to his Subjects and Nobles in the Engliſh Tongue 15
Oſwald, Biſhop of Worceſter: Oſwalds Law 31
William Occham, the Author of the Sect called Nominales 112
The firſt uſe of Oaths in Eccleſiaſtical Courts in England 78
Oath of the King's Supremacy eſtabliſhed 145
Writers for and againſt the Oath of Allegiance 272
The form of the Oath framed in the Convocation Anno 1640 319
The form of the Oath taken by every Student admitted into the Popiſh Seminaries 235
Oak of Reformation 167
Oliver Cromwel, his Sory from 350 ad 361
The form of the Oath taken unto the Pope by every Popiſh Biſhop at the taking of his Pall 139
Ordal for the trial of guilty perſons 35
P
PAtern Preacher at Lanpatern in Cardigan-ſhire 11
Pelagius born in Britain broacheth his Hereſies publickly 7
Pelagianiſm condemned in Brittain in two Synods 8
S. Petrock Captain of the Corniſh Saints 11
Paulinus baptizeth King Edwyn, with all his Nobles and much people at York 15
Penda King of Mercia embraceth Chriſtianity 16
Pleigmund Conſecrateth ſeven Biſhops in one day
Mathew Parker Conſecrated Archbiſhop of Canterbury. Divers Biſhops Conſecrated him 212
Kelliſon's and Parſon's ſlandering him to be Conſecrated at the Nag's-Head-tavern in Cheap-ſide 214
His Story 223
S. Paul's Church and Steeple in London burnt 222
Pope Pius Excommunicates Q. Elizabeth 235
The firſt ſetled Presbytery in England, at Wandſworth in Surrey 237
Popiſh Prieſts and Jeſuites executed 242
The Little Parliament 353
The Humble Petition and Advice Framed 358
Statute of Praemunire, when enacted 117
Players forbidden by Proclamation in King Edward the ſixth his time 161
Piers Gaveſton ſurprized by Guy Earl of Warwick, who cauſed him to be beheaded 106
The firſt Patent of a Commendu Retinere granted by the King to any Biſhop Elect 84
Geoffry Plantaginet Archbiſhop of York, his Story 52, 53
Peruwigs and long hair forbidden in the Clergy 77
Prieſts forced to forgo their wives 42
When the Pope made his firſt encroachment on the Liberties of the Engliſh Crown 38
Cardinal Poole s reception into England 191
He abſolveth the Parliament, and whole Kingdom for withdrawing their obedience to the Church of Rome 192
Conſecrated to the See of Canterbury next Sunday after Cranmer's death 202
Engliſh Ambaſſadours ſent to Rome arrived there on the firſt day of the Papacy of Pope Paul the fourth.
Pembrock-colledge in Oxford founded 296
Pinckney the Provincial of the Auguſtine-friars, and Dr. Shaa onelyonly of all the Clergy, engage for King Richard the third 134, 135
Parſonages not exceeding ten Marks, and Vicaridges ten pounds, freed from Firſt-fruits 152
King Philip Married to Queen Mary 190
A Great Plague in London 381
Hugh Pudſey Biſhop of Durham, made Earl of Northumberland by King Richard the firſt 48
Penry, Barrow, and …enwood, condemned and executed 256
John Piers, Archbiſhop of York derided by Martin Mar-prelate 256
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QƲeen's-colledge in Oxford, when and by whom founded 111
Queen of Scots aſſumeth to her ſelf the Style and Title of Queen of England 213
She flies into England, and endeth her doleful life at Fatheringhay Caſtle. She is buried in the Quire at Peterborough: and twenty years after removed to Weſtminſter 249
Queen Eleanor: a ſolemn Anniverſary inſtituted to be kept for her, by King Edward the firſt her Husband 97
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ROmans forſake the Iſle of of Britain 7
Rumold, called Mechlinenſis Apoſtolus 16
King Richard the firſt, his Story 48, 49, 50
George Ripley a great Mathematitian 140
John Rouſe a great Antiquary 140
King Richard the ſecond, his Story, from 114 ad 118
Philip Rippinton, of a Profeſſour became a cruel perſecutor of the Goſpel. He is made Biſhop of Lincoln 121
Maſter John Rogers burnt in Smithfield: the firſt Martyr in Queen Marie's 194
Cardinal Richlieu an Incendiary between King Charles the firſt and the Scots 313
When the word Recuſant, firſt came up 236
Reformed Religion advanced in Ireland 217
The Rites of the Church of England for a time remained the onelyonly form of Worſhip for the Kirk of Scotland 216
Thomas Rudbourn a Monk of Wincheſter, an old Writer 3
The Remiſh Tranſlation cometh forth 247
Rogers, his expoſition on the thirty nine Articles of the Church of England 247
Roger a Monk of Cheſter, and an Hiſtoriographer 113
Doctor Fulk and M. Cartwright, their anſwer to the Rhemiſh Tranſlation 247
Richard Cromwel, his Story 361, 362
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THat cruel Statute pro Haeretico comburendo, firſt hanſelled on William Sautre, Prieſt 119, 120
See of Sarum had five Biſhops in five years ſpace 94
Scotland, when freed from the See of York 133
Secular Prieſts ejected 31
A Survay taken of all the Glebeland of the Clergy 110
Severus cometh into Britain and aſſiſteth in condemning Pelagianiſm 8
Sampſon, Scholar to Iltutus: being made Archbiſhop of Dole, he carrieth away the Monuments of Britiſh Antiquity 11
Sebert, King of Eſſex embraceth Chriſtianity by the Miniſtry of Mellitus 14
Sigebert King of Eaſt-Angles enters into a Monaſtery 21
Saxons invade Britain 8
South-ſaxons converted to Chriſtianity the laſt of the ſeven Kingdoms 19
A Survay taken of all the Revenues and Dignities Eccleſiaſtical in England, returned in a Book to be kept in the Exchequer 152
John Spottiſwood, Archbiſhop of S. Andrews, his death 314
John Story a great perſecutor, executed 234
A Statute made that all Convocations ſhould be called by the King's Writ 146
The bloody Statute for the ſix Popiſh Articles enacted 155
A Statute made for the recovery of Tithes 156
Edward Seymour Duke of Sommerſet, Lord Protector of the Realm in the Reign of King Edward the ſixth: his ſtory from 159 ad 174
Sommerſet-houſe how, and when erected 165
The Sweating-ſickneſs 174
Richard Sutton the Founder of Charter-houſe Hoſpital 280
M. Antonius de Dominis, Archbiſhop of Spalato, his Story 281, 288, 289, 290
Stubs and Page, their right hands cut off with a Cleaver 242
The Scots erect a New Government for themſelves, conſiſting of four Tables for the four Orders of the State, viz. the Noble-men, Barons, Burgeſſes, and Miniſters, they enter into Covenant 308
They enter England in an Hoſtile manner 321
The firſt ſettlement of the Church under Queen Elizabeth 215
Seminaries beyond the Seas erected for Engliſh youth 234
Stone's diſcovery of the Preſbyterian meetings 254
Lord Wentworth made Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, and Earl of Strafford 315
He is impeached of High Treaſon 223
Many under the notion of ſcandalous Miniſters Sequeſtred 332
Many Silenced Miniſters and Lecturers put into Sequeſtred Benefices 332
Sherwin, Kirby, and Briant, Prieſts, and Campian the Jeſuite, Executed for Treaſon 242
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MErchant-Tailors School in London when founded 224
S. Teliau, a Scholar to Dubritus 11
Thetford burnt by the Danes 25
Adam Tarlton, Biſhop of Hereford, the Grand contriver of all miſchief againſt King Edward the ſecond, his Story 108, 109, 110
Tindals Tranſlation of the New Teſtament burnt in Pauls Churchyard 147
Iohn de Treviſa, a learned Engliſh-man 117
Mr. Walter Travers, his ſtory 255, 256
Theodorus Archbiſhop of Canterbury erected a well-furniſhed Library 18
Theodore Abbot of Crowland murdered by the Danes 25
Iohn Thrask, his errours and cenſure 283
The Treaty at Ʋxbridge 337
The Treaty and Diſpute in the Iſle of VVight 343, 344
VVilliam Tindal ſtrangled, and burnt at Filford in Flaunders 150
Nicholas Trivet, a Black Friar, wrote two Hiſtories, and a Book of Annals 113
William Tailor, Prieſt, burnt 127
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KIng Vortigern ſendeth for Germanus and Lupus into Britain, to refute the Hereſie of Pelagius. He afterward marrieth with a Pagan woman, and is deſerted of his Nobles page 8
Vortimer the ſon of Vortigern, choſen King of Britain; he is poiſoned ibid.
Vodinus Archbiſhop of London put to death by the command of Vortigern ib.
Ʋſſa, firſt King of the Eaſt Angles 9
Polyder Virgil the Popes collector General of the Peter-pence in England. He wrote a Latin Hiſtory of Britain 148
Ʋter-Pendr… King of Britain 10
Aubery de Vere, a learned Lawyer, Advocate for King Stephen 44
An Act for Uniformity of publick prayers, &c. 375
An Act for uniting Churches in Cities and Towns corporate 381
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WIllibrod Reformer of Friſia 17
Biſhop Williams cenſured and impriſoned 305
Wilfrid Archbiſhop of York converteth the men of Freezland in Belgia to Chriſtianity 19
After his expulſion from York, he is for a time made Biſhop of Leiceſter; at laſt he is reſtored to York, and was buried in his Monaſtery at Rippon 20
King William the Firſt, gave unto the Biſhops an entire juriſdiction to judge all cauſes relating to Religion, before that time the Biſhop and the Sheriff kept their Court together 38
This King laid waſt thirty Pariſh Churches in the New Forreſt, to make a Paradiſe for his Deer 40
William Witleſee, Archbiſhop of Canterbury, freed the Univerſity of Oxford from the juriſdiction of the Biſhop of Lincoln, formerly the Dioceſan thereof 113
Iohn Wickliff, his ſtory 113, 114, 115
His bones burnt, and the aſhes caſt into the River 128
William Wainfleet Biſhop of Wincheſter founder of Mary Magdalen Colledge in Oxford 131
The miſerable death of Dr. Whittington a great Perſecutor at Sadbury 140
William Wickham founded New Colledge in Oxford, and the Colledge at Wincheſter 117
Thomas Wallis, a Dominican Friar, a writer of many choice Books 113
Cardinal Wolſey, his ſtory 143, 144, 145
Dr. William VVhitacre, his Anſwer to Campian's Chalenge 241
His death 259
VVilliam VVhite Prieſt, burnt, Who was a Scholar of Iohn VVickliff: with him were burnt Iohn VVaddon Prieſt, and Father Abraham of Colcheſter 128
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WHen, and by whom the Yeomen of the King's guard were Inſtituted 136
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BAltazar Zanchez, a Spaniard, founded an Almes-houſe at Totnam-high-croſs in Middleſex 259