Treatise of Religion and Learning, Index
AN ALPHABETICAL TABLE.
A
ABarbinel, p. 105
His name is written several wayes. The best Jewish Expositor, and the time when he flourished. ibid.
Abbot Bishop of Salisbury, 106
Which of his Works are best liked, ib.
Abelardus. 106
Of great note in his time. ibid.
Abraham taught the Mathematicks first among the Chaldeans. 40
Academies, 65
How called now and heretofore, ibid.
Were alwayes built in some famous City, ibid.
Four weighty causes of them, 65, 66
Set up in many places, 66
Acontius. 107
Accursius, 106, 107
When he flourished, 106
The first that wrote a Glosse upon all the Civil Law, 107
Adrian the Emperour a learned Prince and great Grecian, 107
Pope Adrian the fourth, an Englishman, born at St Albans, 107
Kill'd with a Fly, ibid.
Pope Adrian the sixth a poor mans son of Vtrecht, 107
A learned man, ibid.
Would not change his name when made Pope. ibid.
Thought to be poysoned, ibid.
Adversaria, what. 344. m.
Aegidius Romanus, when he lived, 108
Aelian, when he lived, 108
His Books liked, ibid.
Paulus Aemylius of Verona, an eloquent Writer, 108
Spent thirty years about his History, ib.
Aeneas Sylvius, after Pope Pius the second, when he lived, 108
Very learned, ibid.
Preferred a General Councel before the Pope, till he was made Pope, ibid.
Joannes Aepinus, 108
Aeschines the Orator, ibid.
His contest with Demosthenes, ibid.
Aeschylus the Tragedian, 109
He first published Tragedies, and was slain by the shell of a Tortoise on his head. ibid.
Agapetus Diaconus, a learned and holy man. ibid.
Agobardus, when he lived. 109
Rodolphus Agricola a great Scholler, ibid.
Verses made on him by Hermolaus Barbarus, ibid.
Georgius Agricola a learned man also, ibid.
Henricus Cornelius Agrippa a great Scholler, but too much given to Magick, ibid.
Ainsworth, a learned Expositor. 110
D. Alabaster an excellent Poet, ibid.
Albategnius a famous Mathematician, ibid.
Albertus Magnus a great Scholler, ibid.
Leander Albertus a learned man, ibid.
Leo Bapt. Albertus a learned man of the duplicate page duplicate page duplicate page duplicate page same family. 110
Gabriel Albaspinaeus a great Antiquary. ibid.
His Epitaph. ibid.
Edmund Albertine a learned Protestant Divine, ibid.
Albon-Hall in Oxford. 99
`Alchimy what, 52, 53
Alchimists, why obscure, 206
Alcoran, the word of God with the Turks 8
It is written in Arabick verse, and stuft with fopperies, ibid.
Andrew Alciate, the first that wrote learned Notes on the Civil Law, 111.
A very learned man, ibid.
Verses of him by Arias Montanus and Stephanus Paschasius, ibid.
Flaccus Albinius, or Alcuinus, a learned Englishman, Schoolmaster of Charles the Great, and one of the Founders of the University of Paris, ibid.
Was not Bedes Scholler, ibid.
Vlysses Aldrovandus hath written learnedly of all living Creatures, 112
Hieronymus Aleander a very learned Cardinal. ibid.
Had a great memory, ibid.
Alexander the Great, a great Scholler and Souldier both, ibid.
Aristotles Scholler, ibid.
He laid Homers Iliads still under his pillow when he slept, 225
There were two learned Alexanders, ibid. marg.
Alexander de Hales an Englishman of Glocestershire, and a great Schoolman, 112
He wrote a copious Summe of Divinity, ibid.
Alexander Alesius a Scotchman of later times, and a great Divine, ibid.
Alexander ab Alexandro a Lawyer of Naples, ibid.
Alexandria famous for the profession of Physick, 45
Alhazen a famous Writer of Opticks, 112
Leo Allatius a natural Grecian, and great Scholler, ibid.
Muhamedes Alfraganus a great Hebrew Astronomer, 113
Alfred King of England, learned himself, and an encourager of learned men, ibid.
Algebra a famous invention in Arithmetique, 41
Thomas Allen a learned man, 113
Peter de Alliaco a Romish Cardinal, a famous Mathematician and Divine. ibid.
All-Souls-Colledge in Oxford, 97
Alphonsus King of Arragon a great Astronomer and advancer of Learning, 113
Petrus Alphonsus, a Jew who turned Christian, ibid.
And why he was called Peter, and why Alphonsus, ibid & 114
John Henry Alsted industrious, but a great Collector, ibid.
D. Henry Alting, ibid.
Escaped a great danger ibid.
Henry Alting his Son, ibid.
Didacus Alvarez a famous Spanish Divine, and orthodox for the most part about Predestination, ibid.
Sixtinus Amama, a learned and modest Dutchman, ibid.
Ambrose Bishop of Milane, ibid.
His answer to Theodosius the Emperor ibid.
A swarm of Bees setled on his face when he was an infant, ibid
When he flourished, ibid.
Was a Christian and Divine together, ibid.
Dr. Ames a judicious and solid Divine, 115
Amiraldus a learned French Divine, ibid.
Gulielmus de Sancto Amore, a valiant Champion of Christ, ibid.
Ammonius Alexandrinus a great Philosopher, ibid.
Amphilochius, when he flourished, ibid.
Anacreon a famous French Poet, ibid
Annals, what they are, and how they differ from History, 46. m.
Annals of Baronius usefull but faulty, 128
Anastasius the Popes Library-keeper, 115
Anastasius Synaita, when he lived, ibid.
He had several names, ibid.
Petrus Ancharanus or Ancorananus, when he flourished, ibid.
Bishop Andrews, ibid.
Anselm Archbishop of Canterbury, the first that forbad Priests Marriage, 116
When he flourished, ibid.
Two Anselms, one the author of the Interlineary Glosse, ibid.
Marcus Antoninus Emperor, the greatest Philosopher of his time, 116
Why he was called Pius, ibid.
Antoninus of Florence when he lived, ibid.
Marcus Antonius de Dominis, 116
Marcus Antonius of Genua, ibid.
Alex. Aphrodisaeus, one of the first Interpreters of Aristotle. ib.
Petrus Apianus a famous Mathematician 116
Petrus Aponensis or Aponius, a great Physician and Philosopher, 116, 117
Apollinaris the Father and Son both Hereticks, 117
Sidonius Apollinaris, when he lived, ibid.
Apollonius a Roman Senator and Martyr 117
Apollonius Pergaeus a great Mathematician 117
Apollonius Rhodius, why called Rhodius, ib.
He wrote Argonantica. ibid.
Appianus Alexandrinus when he lived, ib.
Apuleius a Platonick Philosopher, and learned Writer, ibid.
Aquila converted from Judaism, he translated the Old Testament into Greek, 118
When he flourished, ibid.
Thomas Aquinas born at Aquinus in Italy. ibid.
His witty Answer to Pope Innocent 3. 232
A great Schoolman. 118
Why called the Angelical Doctor, 118
How he got his knowledge, ibid.
He was intent upon his studies, 118
Verses of him, ibid.
When he lived, ibid.
Arabick Language, 59, 60
Very ancient, of large extent, elegant, profitable and easie, ibid.
Near to the Hebrew, Chaldee and Syriack, 60
Aratus an ancient Poet. 118
Archimedes a famous Mathematician, ib
He was very much addicted to the study of the Mathematicks, ibid. & 119
His Sphere, ibid.
Peter Aretine called Divine Aretine, yet a wanton Writer, ibid.
Leonardus Aretinus, a learned Historian, Orator and Philosopher. ibid.
Benedictus Aretius famous for three Works, ibid.
Architas Tarentinus the greatest Mathematician of his time, ibid.
Joannes Argyropylus a great Scholler, ibid.
Joannes Argenterius a learned Physician, but too censorious, ibid.
Aristophanes, a great Comedian, the first that called himself Philologus, 119
An obscene Writer, esteemed by Chrysostom, ibid.
Gregorius Ariminensis sound in the Doctrine of Grace and Free-will, ibid.
When he lived, ibid.
Aristotle born at Stagira, Plato's Scholler, Alexanders Master, a great Philosopher, and the chief of Peripateticks, 120
He invented and perfected the Art of Logick, ibid.
Arithmetique what it is, its excellency, and who first brought it into an Art, 41
Armachanus a great Schollar, and an enemy to Fryers, brought up in Oxford 120
Why Petavius cals the Jansenians Armachani, 229
Jacobus Arminius a learned man and of a strict life: 120
Arnobius a great Rhetorician, Lactantius his Master, 121
When he lived, ibid.
Arnoldus de Villa-Nova a learned Spaniard, ibid.
When he lived, ibid.
Arrianus a faithfull Greek Historian, ibid.
He imitates Xenophon, ibid.
Art, what an Art is, and how the Arts are distinguished, 36, 37
The Liberal Arts why so called, and which are they, ibid.
What authors are to be read in all Arts, 37
Arzabel a great Astronomer. 121
Asconius Pedianus a famous Historian, 121
Roger Ascham Secretary to Queen Elizabeth, the only Englishman who hath written a Volume of Latine Epistles, ibid.
When he flourished, ibid.
Aspasia a learned woman, ibid.
Astrolabe by whom invented, 221
Astrology distinguished from Astronomy, and condemned, 50, 51
Astronomy, 43
Athanasius Bishop of Alexandria, the Maul of Hereticks, 121
Why called Great, ibid & 122
When he lived, 121. m.
Athenagoras a Philosopher, who wrote an Apology for Christians, 122
Athenaeus, when he lived, ibid.
Casaubone hath written learned Notes on him, 122
Athens, 67, 68
Joannes Aventinus when he was born, 122.
Commended, ibid.
Avignion, 84
Averroes a Commentator upon Aristotle 122.
When he flourished, ibid.
Avicenna a famous Philosopher and Physician. When he lived, 45. & 122
Augustine Bishop of Hippo, 122
The most accomplished that ever wrote since the Apostles times, ibid
When he was born, ibid.
Famous for two Works. 123.
He well confutes the Pelagians, Papists, Brownists and Socinians. ibid.
His Books De Doctrina Christiana, and De civitate Dei commended, but his Comment on the Psalms is most disliked, ibid.
Antonius Augustinus a great Scholler, ibid
Joannes Auratus the Kings Professor for Greek in Paris, and the chiefest Poet of his time, 123, 124
Decius Ansonius a learned French Poet, Master to Gratian the Emperor, 124
Azo a great Lawyer, ibid.
Azorius a learned Jesuite. ib.
Mart. ab Azpilzeuta a learned Casuist, ib.
B
ROger Bacon a great Mathematician, but no Magician. 125
Sir Francis Bacon a great Philosopher, ib.
John Baconthorp or Bacon a learned Englishman, ibid.
Jodocus Badius Ascensius a learned Philosopher, Physician and Poet. ibid.
Paul Bain a judicious Divine. 125
Roger Bain a learned Englishman, Professour of the Hebrew at Paris, ibid.
He hath written on the Proverbs of Salomon,
Francis Balduine a Protestant first, but fell off afterward to Popery, 126
An Epitaph of him, ibid.
Baldus Perusinus a famous Lawyer and Scholler to Bartolus, 126
When he flourished, ibid.
Bernardinus Baldus Vrbinas a great Artist and Linguist, 126
John Bale one of the first English Protestant Preachers in the time of King Henry the 8th. 125
D. Humfries Verses of him. His Works, ib.
M. I. Ball a learned and pious Divine, 126
Baliol-Colledge, 96
Balsac an eloquent Frenchman, 126
Theodore Balsamon one of the chief of the Greek Canonists. ib.
Dominic. Bannes a famous Dominican. ib.
William and John Barclay, 127
Francis Barbarus a learned Venetian, ib.
Hermolaus Barbarus one of the great restorers of Learning, ibid.
Petrus Angelus Bargaeus a learned Poet, ib.
Peter Baro, ibid.
Gaspar Barlaeus a great Poet, ibid.
Caesar Baronius. 127, 128
Justus Baronins changed his name, ibid.
Robert Baronius a learned Scotchman, ib.
Verses of him, ibid.
Gul. Sallustius Bartasse an excellent French Poet. ibid.
Gaspar Barthius a learned Germane. ibid.
Bartolus de Saxoferrato a great Lawyer, 129
Basil the Great, 129.
Why so called, ib.
Basil Bish. of Selencia, when he lived, 129
Basil an University, when founded, 68
Dominicus Bandius an elegant Poet, 129
Bernardus Bauhusius made a Book of the Virgin Mary by changing one Verse a 1022 wayes, 129
Martinus Becanus a learned Jesuite, ibid.
Christoph. Beckman a learned Linguist, ib.
Beda an Englishman, the learnedst man of his time, 130
Why called venerable, 130
William Bedwell, skilfull in the oriental Tongues, 130
W. Bedle a learned Bishop of Ireland, 131
Robert Bellarmine commended, 131
William Bellay, 132
Francis de Belleforest, a learned French Historian, 132
Petrus Bellonius, 132
Peter Bembus a learned Venetian and Cardinal. 132, 133
R. Benjamin a famous Jewish Geographer. ib.
Antonius Benivenius, 133
Paulus Benius. 133
Berengarius a learned Frenchman, the first that was counted an heretick for denying Transubstantiation. ib.
Bernard, when he lived. 133.
A learned Writer in those obscure dayes. 133, 134
Philippus Beroaldus, 134
Two Philippi Beroaldi both Bononians, and of the same age, and learned, ibid
Matthaeus Beroaldus both learned and pious. ib.
Bertramus a learned man. 134
Bonaventure Cornelius Bertram a famous Hebrician, 135
Bessarion made Cardinal for his Learning 135.
He and two others brought Greek and pure Latine into Europe, ibid.
Xystus Betuleius a learned Writer, ibid.
Theodore Beza commended, 135
Bibles divers, 136, 137
Theodorus Bibliander a good Linguist, 137
Gabriel Biel, 137
Nicolas Biesius a learned Dutchman. ibid.
Hier. Bignonius, 137
Eberardus Bilichius, 137
Jacobus Billius Prunaeus a great Grecian, 138
Thomas Bilney, 138
Bishop Bilson rose by his Learning, 138
Laelius Bisciola a learned Italian, 138
Bilibaldus Pirkheimerus, a great Mathematician, 138
Peter Blesensis, 138
Davil. Blondel a learned French Divine, 138
Flavius Blondus a famous Historian and Secretary to many Popes, 138
Ludovicus Blosius a good Linguist, 138
John Boccace a famous Poet of Hecrutia, but too obscene, 138
Trajanus Boccalinus an elegant Italian, 1…9
Samuel Bochart, a learned French Divine, 139
John Bodin a judicious Papist, 139
Sir Thomas Bodly a great Scholler and prudent Statist, 139
Skilfull in the oriental Tongues, the great Founder of the publick Library at Oxford, 140
His Arms, ibid.
Bisanson, 86
Boetius Severinus, when he lived, and why called Severinus, 140
He was a great Peripatetick, slain by Theodoricus King of the Goths, ibid.
John Bois a good Grecian and Divine, 140
Hath published learned Notes on Chrysostom, ibid.
Daniel Bombergus a famous Printer, who hath printed many excellent works 140
Bonaventure called a Seraphical Doctor, 141
His Opuscula commended by Gerson, 141
Alexander of Hales his Speech of him, and when he flourished, ibid.
Why he was called a Saint by Thomas Aquinas, though living, and when he was canonized by the Pope, 141
Franciscus and Lazarus Bonamicus. 141
Books, The benefit of good Books, 30
D. Boot a learned Dutchman, 141
His Works commended, 141, 142
Cardinal Borromaeus, 141
Franciscus Bosquetus a learned Lawyer, 141
He hath written a History of the French Popes, ib.
Henry de Bracton, a learned Lawyer, 142
John Bradford a learned and holy Martyr 142
William Bradshew a learned Divine, 142
Thomas Bradwardine Archbishop of Canterbury, and Confessor to King Edward the 3d 142
He opposed the Arminian Doctrine stoutly in those times, 142
Henricus Brandius a learned and pious Divine, 142
Ty…ho Brahe a Danish Knight, a great Astronomer, 142
Bred…h, 74
Edw Brerewood, the first Astronomy Lecturer in Gres…a… -Colledge, 143
John Br…nitus a l…arned Divine, 143
Guido de Br…s, a French Martyr, 143
Henry Br…gges a famous Mathematician and pious, 143
Thomas Brightman a learned and godly Divine. 143
John Brinsley a learned man, 143
Barnabas Brissonius the learned Chief Justice of France, ib.
Paschasius his Verses of him, ib.
John Briton a great Lawyer. 143
Erasmus Brockman a learned Lutheran. 143
Joannes Brodaeus a man of stupendious reading, and incredible memory, ib.
Sir Robert Brook, a great Lawyer, 144
Hugh Broughton a great Hebrician and Grecian, but injudicious and haughty, ibid.
Christopher Brewer a learned man, 144
Henricus Brucaeus a great Geometrician, ibid.
Fr. Lucas Brugensis a famous Popish Divine, 144
Petrus Brunellus, 144
Guil. Bucanus, 144
George Buchanan a famous Scotch Poet and Historian, 144
Verses of him, ib.
Martin Bucer a judicious Commentator, 145
Abraham Buc…ltzer a good Chronologer, 145
John Buckeridge, 145
William Budy, when and where born, 146
He accused the Pope, Bishops and Priests before Luther, 145
Buchanans Distich and Paschasius his Verses of him, 145, 146
Jo. Bugenhagius, 146
Henry Bullenger, 146
Henry Bunting, 146
Aegidius Burdinus, 146
Francis Burgersdicius, 146
Paulus Burgensis, a converted Jew, 146
Walter Burley, the Master of King Edward the 3d. 146
John Buridan, 146
Burgundius, 146
Part of his Epitaph, ib.
Robert Burhill, 147
Anne du Burg a learned Lawyer and Martyr, 147
Augerius Busbequius a great Embassador and learned man, 147
Joannes Busaeus, 147
John Buxtorf, the Father and Son both learned Hebricians, 147
C
CAbbalistical Arts condemned, 53
Julius Caesar a great Souldier and Scholler, 148, 149
Thomas de Vio Cajetanus a learned and candid Popish Cardinal, 148
Cains Colledge in Cambridge, 53
John Caius a learned Doctor of Physick, 148
Taxed. 100, 101
Domitius Calderinus Veronensis, a good Grammarian. 149
Ambr. Calepinus, 149
Georgius Calixtus a most learned man, ib.
John Calvin a most learned and judicious Divine, 149, 150
Sethus Calvisius a learned Chronologer, ib.
Giraldus Cumbrensis, 150
Cambridge, 100, 101, 102
Not founded by Cantaber, 100
Nor Sigebert. ibid.
Bede read not there. ibid.
William Camden our British Pausanias, 150
Joach. Camerarius the great Light of Germany, 151
Philippus Camerarius, 151
John Cameron a learned Scotchman, 151
Jo. Camers, 151
Thomas Campanella, 151
Thomas and Laurence Campegius, 151
Joannes Campensis, 152
Edmund Campian, a good Orator, 152
Cane, 85
Angelus Caninius a good Linguist, 152
Henry and Peter Canisius, 152
William and Theodore Canter, both learned men, 152
Melchior Canus a learned and ingenious Spaniard, 152, 153
Jerom Capivacceus or Capivaccu a famous Professor of Physick in Padua, 153
Jacobus and Ludovicus Capellus both learned French men, 153
Ludovicus Carbo, 153
Jerome Cardane, a great Scholler, 153
George Carleton, 153
John Carion, 154
Charles the Great, why so called, 154
Charles the 5th and 9th Kings of France, 154
Nic. Carpenter, 155
Des Cartez, 155
Dionysius Carthusiensis, 155
Thomas and Christopher Cartwright, 155
Bartholomaeus and John Casa, 155
John Case, 156
Isaac Casaubone a singular Grecian, and an excellent Philologer, 156
Dr. Merick Casaubone, ibid.
George Cassander, 156
Cassandra Fidelis Veneta, a learned woman, 156, 157
John Cassian, 157
M. Aurel. and Petrus Cassiodorus, 157
Petrus Castellanus, two of that name, 157
Alphonsus à Castro one of the Doctors of the Councel of Trent, ibid.
Ambrosius Catharinus, his difference with Dominicus Soto, 157
Cato why called Censorius, 158
A three-fold Elogy of him, ibid.
Catullus a most polite Poet, 158
Jacobus Cavacius, 158
Nicol. Caussinus an eloquent French Papist, 158
Aurelius Cornelius Celsus a learned Physician, the Latine Hippocrates, 158
Conradus Celtes the first of the Germans who was adorned with a Poetical Lawrel, 158
Centuries Ecclesiasticall commended, 159
Jacobus Ceratinus, 159
Ludovicus de la Cerda a learned and industrious man, 159
Antonius Rodolphus Cevallerius and Petrus Cevallerius, both Frenchmen and great Hebricians, 159
Demetrius Chalcondylas a diligent Grammarian, 160
Chaldee Language, 58
Daniel Chamier, a very learned French Divine, who hath written solidly against the Papists, and was killed with a Canon-bullet, 160
Peter Charron a French Papist, 160
Jeffery Chaucer, born in Oxfordshire, our English Homer, 160
Verses of him, ibid.
Antoine de Chandien a learned French Divine, 160
Sir John Cheek Schoolmaster to King Edward the sixth, skilfull in Greek and Latine, 160
The first Regius Professor of the Greek Tongue in Cambridge, 160
Compared with Sir Thomas Smith, ibid.
A special instrument of propagating the Gospel in England, ibid.
How he died, and his …everal Works, ibid.
Martinus Chemnitius, when born, 161. m.
A famous Doctor of Divinity in the Church of Brunswick, 161
His Works commended, ibid
Andreas du Chesne, 162
Chiromancy, what it is, 51
Renatus Chopinus, 162
Christ the true Messiah, 11, 102
Christ Church in Oxford, 104, 105
Christs-Colledge in Cambridge, 102, 103
Christians very numerous in Turky, 9
Emanuel Chrysoloras of Constantinople brought the Greek, and Learning into Italy. 162
Was put to death at Constance, ib.
Petrus Chrysologus when Archbishop of Ravenna, 162
John Chrysostom the soundest Interpreter of all the Greek and Latine Fathers. 162
David Chytraeus a good Mathematician, 163
Petrus Ciaconius a very learned man, 163
M. Cicero, why so called, and where born. 163
The Prince of Orators, 164
Some of his Works commended, 164
His repetitions and vain-glory taxed, 165
John Claimund, 164
Clare-Hall in Cambridge, 101
Claudia Rufina, 164
Claudianus, 164, 165
Claudius the Emperour, 165
Christophorus Clavius a Jesuite, and famous Professor of the Mathematicks at Rome, 165
Nic…de Clamangis, when he flourished, 165
Pious and learned, ibid.
Clemens Alexandrinus, why so called, and when he lived, 161
Origens Master, ibid.
Clemens Romanus the most ancient of all Writers since the Apostles, 165
Not the Authour of the Apostolical Constitutions; ibid.
Nicolaus Clenardus a great Linguist, killed by his own slave, and why, 166
Cleobulina, 166
Jo. Climachus, when he lived, 166
John Cloppenburg. 166
Carolus Clusius a great Linguist, 166
Pet. Cluniacensis, when he lived, 166
Philippus Cluverius, 166
John à Coch, or Cocceius. 166
Colen, 68
Christ. Columbus an Italian, a most skilful Cosmographer, he found out America. 166
Realdus Columbus a great Anatomist, 163
Peter Comestor, why so called, 167. m.
Philp de Commines, where born, 167
He hath written an excellent History, ibid.
The Speech of Catharine de Medioes of him, and an Epitaph by Stephanus Paschasius, 167
Hier. Commelinus, 167
Annas Comnenas a learned woman, Empresse of the East, 167
Complute, 89
Compestella, 89
Confessions divers, 169
Conformities, a Book so styled, 169, 170
Confusion of Languages a great judgement, 54
Constantine the Great, and Robert Constantine, 170
Gaspar Contarenus, 170
Ant. Contius, 170
Adam Contzen, 170
Sir Edward Cook, 170
Robert Cook. 171
Copenhagen, 74, 75
Nicolaus Copernicus a great Mathematician, 171
Maturinus Corderius, 171
Corinnas, three learned women of that name, 171
Johannes Cornarius, 171
Cornelia a learned women, ibid
Corpus Christi Colledge in Oxford, 104
Corradus, 171
Corvinus a subtil Arminian, 171
Fr. Costerus, 172
Peter Cotton an eloquent French Jesuite, ibid.
Sir Robert Cotton a great preserver of English Antiquities, ibid.
John Covel, ibid.
Bishop Coverdale an exile a long time for the profession of the Gospel, ibid
Didacus Covarruvias, ibid.
Councels divers, 168, 169
The Pope is to be subject to a General Councel, 22. & 208
Dr Crakanthorp, 172
Archbishop Cranmer. ibid.
The first Archbishop of Canterbury that cast off Antichrist, 172.173
Drew many learned men into England 172
Jo. Crato, when and where born, 173
A great Philosopher, Physician and Poet, 173
Physician to Emperours, ibid.
Christophorus Crinesius a good Linguist, ibid.
Petrus Crinitus, ibid.
Ludovicus Crocius, 174
John Croy a learned French Divine, 174
Hannibal Crucius, 174
Gaspar Cruciger a learned Divine, swift in writing. ibid
Henry Cuff, a learned Oxonian, 174
Jacobus Cujacius a learned French Lawyer, 174
Petrus Cunaeus, 174, 175
Caelius Secundus Curio, 175
Caelius Aug. Curio. ibid.
Quintus Curtius a pure Latinist, and when he flourished, 175
Petrus Curtius, 175
Nic. de Cusa, or Cusanus, 175
Cyprian Bishop of Carthage, and Martyr, when he lived, 175
Cyril Bishop of Alexandria, 175
Cyril Bishop of Jerusalem, and Cyril Patriark of Constantinople, 176
D
JOhn Daille a learned French Divine, 176
Highly commended, ibid.
John Damascene, when born at Damascus 176
He laid the foundation of School-Divinity among the Greeks, 176
Nicholas Damascene, ib.
Petrus D…mianus, 176
Damasus the first Pope, 176
He appointed Gloria Patri, ib.
Lambertus Danaeus, 177
Petrus Danesius, a great Grecian, 177
His witty speech at the Councel of Trent, ib.
Dantes Aligherius a famous Italian Poet 177
Claudius Dausqueius, 177
John Davenant Bishop of Salisbury, a judicious Divine, 177
Daventer, 74
Philippus Decius a famous Italian Lawyer, 177
John Dee a learn…d Englishman. 178
Marcus Antonius Delrio. 178
Demosthenes a famous Orator, 178
He wrote out Thucydides eight times. ibid.
Thomas Dempster a learned Scotchman, ib.
John Deodate an eminent Divine, ib.
Edward Dering. ib,
John Despauterius a great Grammarian. ib.
Verses of him. ib.
Antonius Deusingius a learned Physician, ib.
Paulus Diaconus. 179
David Dickson a good Scottish Expositor, ib.
Didymus Coecus an excellent Mathematician, ib.
Ludovicus de Dieu a learned French Divine, well skilled in the Oriental Languages, ib.
Sir James Dier a great Lawyer, ib.
Differences among the Papists in many things, 22
Everard Digby. 178
Sir Kenelm Digby. 180
Leonard and Thomas Digges. ib.
John Michael Dilher a learned Critick, ib.
Diodorus Siculus a famous Historian, 180
Diogenes Laertius. ib.
Dio Cassius. ib.
…ion Chrysostom called Chrysostom for his eloquence. ib.
Dionysius falsly called the Areopagite. 181
Dionysius Halycarnassaeus a famous Historian, ib.
Dioscorides an ancient Herbalist, ib.
Divine. A competent knowledge of the Languages and Arts is requisite for a Divine, 31, 32, 33, 34
Rembertus Dodonaeus. 181
Dole, 86
Steven Dolet a learned Frenchman, 182
Aelius Donatus, Marcellus Donatus and Jerom Donatus. 182
Hugo Donellus a great Lawyer. ib.
Doway, 73
Janus Donza the Father and Sonne, 182
George Downham a learned and godly Bishop, ib.
Andrew Downs the Kings Professour of Greek in Cambridge. 183
Sir Francis Drake the first that sailed about the whole world, ib.
Jerom Drexelius a learned Jesuite, ib.
John Drusius. ib.
Fr. Duarenus a learned Lawyer, ib.
Dublin. 104
Fronto Ducaeus a learned and candid Jesuite. 183
Gul. Durandus a great Poet, Divine and Lawyer, 183
Why called Speculator. ib.
Durandus a S. Portiano. 184
Samuel Durant. 184
Joanes Stephanus Durantus. ib.
Claudius Duret a great French Lawyer, ib.
Ludovicus Duretus a learned Physician, ib.
E
KIng Edward the sixth both learned and pious, 184, 185
Edmund Hall in Oxford. 99
Egesippus when he lived, 185
Eginhardus, 185
Elias Levita a most learned Jewish Grammarian. 185
Queen Elizabeth a learned Queen, 185, 186
Sir Thomas Elyot. 185
Emanuel-Colledge. 103
Vbbo Emmius a learned man, Professor of History and Greek at Groning. 186
Constantin. L' Empereur a famous Hebrician, 186
England suffered most shamelesse servitude under the Pope heretofore, 7
The first Kingdom that received the Gospel, 7
By whom the Christian Religion was first brought into England. 7
England had the first Christian King and Emperour, ib.
Learned men in England, 91
The Universities in England. 91. to 97
Quintus Ennius. 186
Ephraem Syrus and Antiochenus. 186
Epictetus the Philosopher. 186
Epiphanius Bishop of Salamina in Cyprus famous for learning and skill in five Tongues. 186, 187
Epiphanius the Deacon. 187
Epistles, what they are, much learning in them. 188
Who write the best Epistles. ib.
Desiderius Erasmus where born. 187
His Statue at Roterdam in brasse on the market place with an Inscription. 188
Verses in the house where he was born ib.
A great Scholler, and the authour of many excellent Works, 188, 189
An Epitaph of him. 189
Erasmus a learned Bishop. 189
Tho. Erastus a learned Physician, 189
Eratosthenes. 190
Erford. 70
Erinnas a learned Poet, 190
Thomas Erpenius excellently skilled in the Oriental Tongues. ib.
Claudius Espencaeus a learned French Bishop, 190, 191
Petrus Espinacus Archbishop of Lions. 191
William Estius a learned and modest Doctor of Paris. 191
He doth well on all Pauls Epistles. 191
His Epitaph. ib.
Ethicks whence so named. 45. m.
What it is conversant about. ib.
Ethiopick Language. 60, 61
Evagrius Scholasticus. 191
Euclide a great Geometrician. 191
Nic. Everardus. 191
Evora. 90
Euripides. 191
Eusebius Caesariensis, when he lived and flourished. 192
Why called Eusebius Pamphili, but not Pamphilus. 192
The ancient Ecclesiastical History. ib.
Eusebius Emissenus. 192
Eustathius Archbishop of Thessalonica. 192
When he lived. ib.
Eustochium a learned woman. 192
Euthymias Zigabenus. 192
Eutropius, 193
Excester Colledge 96
Aben Ezra a most learned Jewish Grammarian. 193
F
IAcobus Faber Stapulensis a very learned man. 193
Petrus Faber. 193
Buchanans Epigramme of him. 194
Nic. Faber Master to Lewis the 13th King of France. 194
Guido and Nicolaus Fabricii. 194
Georgius Fabricius. 194
Steph. Fabricius. 194
Paulus Fagius a great Hebrician. 194
The Germans speech of him. ib.
Anton. Faius. 194
Abraham Faius his son. 195
Gabriel Fallopius. 195
William Farel a learned and godly Minister of Genevah. 195
Bezas Epigram of Calvin, Viret and him. ibid.
Fasciculus Temporum. 195
The Fathers. They were eminent for learning, holinesse of life and eloquence, 195
Dr Featly. 195
Minutius Felix an eloquent Father. 195
Lucius Fenestella a famous Historian not the Author of the Book De Magistratibus & Sacerdotio Romanorum. 196
Dudlie Fenner a learned Divine. 196
Joannes Fernelius a learned French man, Physician to Henry the 2d King of France. 196
Ferrara. 78
Fulgentius Ferrandus. 201
Arnoldus Ferronus. 196
Jo. Ferus a famous German Preacher, 196
Jacobus Fevardentius a furious Franciscan. 196
Joannes Fichardus. 197
Marsilius Ficinus of Florence, a famous Philosopher, Physician and Divine. 199
Richard Field a learned Divine. 197
Jo. Filesacus. 197
John Fisher Bishop of Rochester. 197
Sir Anthony Fitzherbert a learned Lawyer 197
Lucius Florus when he lived. 197
Vbertus Folieta. 197
Patrick and John Forbes. 198
Franciscus Forerius. 198
Pertus Forrestus a learned Physician. 198
Joannes Forsterus Professor of the Hebrew Tongue at Wittenberg. ib.
Sir John Fortescue an excellent Antiquary and Lawyer. 198
John Fox a Saint-like Historian. 198
Wrote elegant Latine. 199
Sebastian Fox a most elegant and learned Spanish Philosopher. ib.
Hieronymus Fracastorius a famous Philosopher. 199
France famous for three things. 81
It hath bred many learned men. ib.
Its Universities. 81. to 87
Francis the Monk. 199
Francis the first King of France, when he lived. 199
A great restorer of Learning. 199, 200
Franckford two places of that name. 70
Franekere. 74
Marquardus Freherus. 200
Jo. Tho. Freigius famous for his knowledge in Philosophy, Philology, Law, 200
Ramus his Epigram of him. ibid.
French Language. 64
Friburg. 71
Nicolaus Frischlinus. 200
John Frith a learned Divine and Martyr. 200
John Froissard a French Historian. 201
Libertus Fromondus. 201
Lucas Fruterius. 201
Leonardus Fuchsins. 201
B. Fulgentius. 201
Baptista Fulgosius. 201
Dr Fulk. 201
Nic. Fuller. 201, 202
G
IO. Gagneius. 203
Robert Gagwin. ibid.
Petrus Galatinus. 204
Galeacius Caracciolus. 204
Galen a learned Physician of Pergamus. ibid.
Petrus Gallandius Master to many famous men in France. ibid.
Galilaeus Galilaeus of Florence. ibid.
Henricus Gandavensis. ibid.
Steven Gardiner Bishop of Winchester. 205
Petr. Gassendus the greatest Astronomer now living. ibid.
Thomas Gataker. ibid.
Lucas and Pomponius Gauricus. ibid.
Theodorus Gaza. ibid.
Geber a learned Arabian, but very obscure, 206
Gelasius primus Papa. ibid.
Sigism. Gelenius. ibid.
Aulus Gellius, when he lived, and whether he should be written so or Agellius ibid.
Taxed by Ludovicus Vives, but defended by Stephanus. ibid
Geminus. ib.
Georgius Gemistius Pletho a Grecian and Professor in Greece. ibid
Gemma Frisius a great Mathematician. ib.
Why called Gemma, ib.
Cornelius Gemma a famous Physician and Philosopher of Lovain. 207
Gilbert Genebrard a good Hebrician, but a most petulant Writer. ibid.
Geneva. 86, 87
Innocentius Gentiletus. 207
Albericus Gentilis the Regius Professour of Civil Law in Oxford. ib.
Geometry, what it is, its excellencies, and who first invented it. 41, 42
John Gerhard a laborious and learned Divine, 207
Germany. Divers great Schollers bred there. 68
The Universities of Germany. 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75
John Gerson the learnedest man of his time, and the onelyonly Doctor of the Councel of Constance. 208
He was sirnamed the most Christian Doctor, ibid.
Paschasius his Verses of him. ib.
Conradus Gesnerus, where and when he was born. 208
His Works commended. ibid
William Gibieuf a learned Doctor of Sorbonne. ibid
Obertus Gifanius. ibid.
William Gilbert a famous Englishman. 209
His Book of the Loadstone commended. ibid.
Petrus Gillius a most learned man. ibid.
Sylvester Gyraldus. ibid.
Victor Giselinus, ibid.
Ralph Glanvile a great Lawyer. 210
H…nricus Glareanus an excellent Mathematician. 210
Salomon Glassius a great Critick. ibid.
Glocester-Hall in Oxford. 99
Rodolphus Goclenius, 210
Conradus Goclenius first Professor of the Latine Tongue at Lovain. 210
Francis and Thomas Godwin. ibid
Damianus à Goes. ibid
Seven Cities strove for his birth. ibid.
Jacobus Golius well skilled in the oriental Tongues. ibid.
Hubertus Goltzius a great Antiquary. ibid.
Franciscus Gomarus a learned and judicious Divine. ibid.
Christopher Goodman a learned and pious Scotch Divine, 211
Abraham Gorlay his many choice medals of Gold, Silver and Brass. 211
Jo Goropius Becanus a good Artist and Linguist. ibid.
Gospel, How it came into Polonia, and the original of the custom of standing up at the Gospel, 20. m.
The everlasting Gospel, or the Gospel of the holy Ghost. 115
Dionysius and Jacobus Gothofredus, 211
Dr Gouge a learned and pious Divine, 211
Commended. ibid.
Simon Goulartius a learned and godly French Minister. ibid.
Joannes Goverus or Gouerus a learned English Knight, and Poet Laureate, ibid.
Grammarians, who the best, 37, 38
Jo. and Saxo Gramaticus. 212
Grammer, what it is, and whence derived. 37, 38
Granado. 89
Lud. Granatensis. 212
Dr Grant. ibid.
Conradus Graserus went some miles to the Jews to understand Hebrew words. ibid.
Franc. Gratianus, when he lived. ibid.
He compiled the Canon-Law, ibid. & 44
Gulielmus Gratarolus an excellent Philosopher and Physician. 213
Gratius an ancient Latine Poet contemporary with Virgil and Ovid. 213
John Graves, ibid.
Lady Jane Gray, both learned and religious. ibid.
Greek Language. 61, 62
Who were the pure Greek Writers. 38
Richard Greenham. 213
Gregory the Great, why so called, and when he lived. ibid.
Bede cals him the Apostle of England, and why, 214
He first wrote himself Servus servorum Dei. 214
Verses of him and two other Popes. ibid.
Gregory Thaumaturgus, why so called. ibid.
John Gregory of Oxford, and Gregory of Tours. ibid
James Gretzer a learned Jesuite and good Grecian, the great Defender of Bellarmine. 214
Grindall. ibid.
Gripswald. 71
Groning. 74
Johannes Groperus would not be Cardinal 214
Hugo Grotius, when and where born, 215
Piscators Verses of him. ibid.
Learned but heterodox. ibid.
Janus Gruterus a famous Critick. ibid.
Simon and Jo Jac. Grynaeus. ibid.
Rudolphus Gualtherus Father and Sonne. 216
Baptista Guarinus. ibid.
Steven Guichard a learned French Linguist. ibid.
Francis Guicchardine a famous Historian. ibid.
Paschasius his Verses of him. ibid.
Melchior Guilandinus. ibid.
Johannes Guinterius Andernacus a learned Physician, ibid.
Gyldas. ibid
Lilius Gregorius Gyraldus. 217
H
Dr HAckwell. 217
Theodoricus Hackspanius. 217
Dr Haddon. ib.
Cardinal Hadrian. ib.
Thaddaus Hagecius. ib.
John Hales. ib.
Bishop Hall. 218
Bartholdus Hallerus. ibid
Dionysius Halycarnassaeus. ibid.
D. Henry Hammond. ibid
D. Harding. ibid.
Lord Harrington. ibid.
D. Harvey. ibid.
D. Haymo. ibid.
Harderwick. 74
Hart-Hall in Oxford. 99
Heathens called Pagani, and why, 5
They are still branded in the Scripture ibid.
Their knowledge imperfect, and their conversation impious. ibid.
How the Heathens shall be judged. 6
The Heathens worshipt many gods. 6
They could not be saved by the light of nature. ibid.
Who defended the Christian Religion against the Heathens. 6, 7
Hebrew the first Language, and most ancient of all. 56, 57, 58
Who were skilfull in it. 58
Gasparus Hedio. 218
Alexander Hegius. He first brought the Greek learning into the Low-countreys 219
Heidelberg. 69
Daniel Heinsius. 219
Heliodorus. ib.
Helvicus. ib.
Henry the first King of England, why called Beau Clerk. ib.
Henry the eighth. 219, 220
He was learned himself, and drew many learned men into England. 220
Desiderius Heraldus. ib.
Lord Herbert. ib.
Hereticks. Reformers so called by the Papists, and why. 20
Hermes Trismegistus. 220
Conradus Heresbachius. ib.
Hermannus Contractus, why so called, 221
Hermogenes. ib.
Herodian an eloquent and faithfull Historian, 221
Herodotus. ib.
Verses of him. ib.
Hesiod. ib.
John Hessels. ib.
Landgrave of Hessen. 222
Helius Ebanus Hessus. ib.
Hesychius. ibid
Joannes Heurnius. ibid.
Hieroglyphicks, what they are. 290
The Bee and Syren the Hieroglyphick of eloquence. 39
Hieronymus a very learned Father. 222
Hilary Bishop of Poicton, and Hilary Bishop of Arles. ibid.
Hildefonsus. 223
Arthur Hildersham. 223
Hin…marus. ib.
Hipparehus a great Astronomer. ib.
Hippocrates the first that wrote methodically the Art of Physick. 223
Hippolitus, 223, 224
History, what it is. 46
Its double end. ibid.
The several kindes of History, 46
Chronology and Topography the two eyes of it. 47
Historians, who the chiefest Greek and Latine. 47.
David Hoeschelius, 224
Francis Hottoman a learned French Lawyer, 224
Homer. Seven Cities contended about his birth. His Iliades and Odysses commended, 224, 225
Alcibiades struck a Schoolmaster for not having Homers Works, 225
F…stus Hommius, 225
Petrus Cornelius Hoofdius, 225
Richard Hooker, 225
John Ho…per a learned and godly Bishop and Martyr. ib.
Joachimus Hopperus, ib.
Horatius Flaccus, an ingenious Poet, ib.
Bishop Horn, 226
Conradus Hornaeus. ib.
Lambertus Hortensius, ib.
Stanislaus Hosius, he was imployed by three Emperours, and was President in the Councell of Trent, ibid.
Rod. Hospinianus, ibid.
Michael Hosp…talius, ibid.
Bishop Howson, ibid.
Roger de Hoveden a famous Historian, 226
Robert Hues, ibid
Hermannus Hugo, ibid.
Hugo Cardinal, 227
Antonius Hulsius, ibid
Humbertus Episcopus, ib.
D. Humfrey, ib.
Hulricus Huttenus a Knight and Poet Laureate, ibid
C. Julius Hyginus, 228
Hipatia or Hypathia a learned woman, who taught publickly at Alexandria, ibid.
Andreas Gerbardus Hyperius a most learned and diligent Divine, ibid.
I
Dr. IAckson, and Mr. Arthur Jackson, 228
King James, ibid
Verses on his dying in March.
Jacobus de Voragine the Author of the golden Legend, 229
Richard James and Doctor James, 229
Jamblycus a famous Philosopher, ibid.
Jo. de Janduno. ibid
Janizaries, the great strength of the Turkish Empire, 9
Cornelius Jansenius a learned Popish Expositor, 229
Jansenius Bishop of Iper, who wrote Sanctus Augustinus, ibid.
Rabbi Salomon Jarchi a learned French Jew, who hath commented on all the Bible, ib.
Jason Maynus, 230
Jesuites, when their Order began, 230
Their title disliked by Papists themselves, ibid.
Some of them good Expositors, able for controversies, good Philologers, candid and ingenuous, ib.
Ignatius the Martyr, ib.
Matth. Fl. Illyricus heretical, and wherin, 230, 231
Some of his Works usefull to the Church, 230, 231
Joannes de Indagine a great Astrologer, when he flourished, 231
Indices Expurgatorii, two of them, ibid.
The purpose of them, ibid.
Jo. Philippus Ingrassius. ibid.
Ingulphus a learned English Abbot, ib.
Innocentius tertius Papa a learned man, but a great Persecutor of the Church, 232
Alanus Insulensis, ib.
Abbas Joachimus, ib.
Arthur Ihonston a famous Scotch Poet, ib.
Johns Colledge in Oxford, 103
Jornandes, 232
Josephus a famous Jewish Historian, 232, 233
Josippus, who he was, 233
Paulus Jovius commended by some, and disliked by others, ib.
Verses of him, ib.
Irenaeus, when he lived, and when he suffered, ib.
John Isaac, a Jew who turned Christian, ib.
Isidorus Hispalensis and Pelusiota, 234
Isocrates a famous Greek Oratour, 234
Henricus Isselburgius, ib.
Bishop John Juel commended, ib.
Julian the Apostate, a learned Prince, 235
He scoffed at Christ and Christians, ib.
Franciscus Junius, a pretty passage between him and a Countreyman, 235, 236
Censured by D. Twisse and Thuanus, 236
Francis Junius his Son, ib.
Patricius Junius, ib.
Fr. Juretus, ib.
Christ. Justellus a learned Protestant, ib.
Justinian the Emperour commended, ib.
Verses by Melancthon of his Institut. ib.
Augustinus Justinianus a very learned Bishop, 237
Laurentius Justinian, ib.
Leonardus Justinianus, there were three famous Orators of his Family, ib.
Justin Martyr a famous Philosopher and Martyr, ib.
When he flourished, ib.
The ancientst of the Fathers, except Clement. ib.
How he was brought to the faith, and when he suffered Martyrdom, ib.
Justin the Historian, ib.
Junius Juvenal the best Satyrist. ib.
Juvencus Pr…sbyter, when he flourished, 238
He comprized the Gospel in four Books of Verses, ib.
K
BArth, Keckermannus, 238
Thomas de Kempis, ibid
His Book De imitatione Christi commended, ibid.
John Kepler a famous Mathematician, ib.
Jacobus Kimedontius, ib.
R. David Kimchi a learned Rabbin and deadly enemy to Christians, 239
R. Moses Kimchi. ib.
Athanasius and Conradus Kircherus, ib.
Petrus Kirstenius a great Arabist of Germany, ib.
John Knewstub, a learned Divine, ibid.
John Knox a learned Scotch Divine, ibid.
Had a prophetick Spirit, ib.
Albertus Krantzius a great enemy to Popery, 238
His Speech to Luther, ib.
L
LActantius Firmianus, when he lived 240
Was poor, ibid.,
The Christian Cicero, ib.
Why called Firmianus, ib.
Franciscus Lambertus, ib.
Dionysius Lambinus commended, ib.
Carolus and Johannes Langius, ib.
Steven Langton a learned Englishman, ib.
Languages, 54, 55, 56, 57
Hubertus Languetus, 241
Thomas Lansius, ibid.
Cornelius à Lapide, low of stature, 241
His Expositions taxed, ib m.
Joannes Lascares, ib.
Bishop Latimer, 242
Latine Tongue, 63, 64, 65
Joannes Latius, or de Laet, 242
Jacobus Latomus, Father and Sonne, 241
Lud. Lavaterus, by what Book he got himself a name, 241
Jo. Baptista Laurus, 241
Jacobus and Gaspar Laurentius, ibid.
Law, Civil and Canonical, 44
Peter De Lawney, 242
Wolfgangus Lazius. ib.
Learning. Its excellency, 29, 30
Its usefulnesse, 31, 32, 33
Whether humane Learning may lawfully be used in a Divine Exercise, 35
When abused, ib.
Some times and places favourable to Learning, 35
Jac. Ledesma, 242
Legend the golden Legend why so called, and what it contains, 242
Leiden. 73, 74
Leiptzige. 70
John Leland a famous Antiquary, 242
Laevinus Lemnius, ibid.
Leo Hebraeus. 243
Leo the first, and the tenth Pope, ibid
Leo the Emperour, 244
Joannes Leo of Africa, ib.
Nicolaus Leonicenus and Leonicus, ibid
Leonardus Lessius, ibid
Lerida, 96
R. Levi Ben Gerson, 244
Jo. Lewenclavius, ibid
Libanius. ibid
Liberal Arts, 38, 39
Library. Some of the famous Libraries mentioned, 244, 245
Duncanus Liddelius, 245
Fridericus Lidenbrochius, ibid
D. Lightfoot, ibid
Liege, 73
William Lilly, 245
Thomas Linacer an Englishman, a great Grammarian, ibid
Lincoln-Colledge in Oxford, 97
William Lindan, 246
Petrus Lindebergius, 246
Linguists. Some great Linguists mentioned, 55
Lions, 84
Aloysius Lippomanus, 246
Justus Lipsius commended and censured, ibid
Lisbone, 90
Literae variae, 247
Thomas Littleton a great Lawyer, ibid
Edw. Lively Hebrew Professor in Cambridge, a great Hebrician, ib.
Titus Livius a famous Historian, ib.
Loadstone, its wonderfull vertue, 50
Logick, what it is, 39
Aloysius Lollinus, 248
Peter Lombard the Father of the Schoolmen. ib.
Why sirnamed Master of the sentences ibid.
Commended, ib.
Dionysius Longinus a great Rhetorician, ib.
Christ. Longomantanus a great Mathematician. ibid.
Christopher Longoly, where he was born, ib.
A great Ciceronian, ib.
He died young, 249
Petrus Lorichius, ib.
Jo. Lorinus, ib.
Lovain, 73
Lucan and Lucian, 249
Caius Lucilius, ibid.
Lucius the first Christian King of England, 250
Titus Lucretius, ib.
Ludovicus Romanus, ib.
Raym Lullius, ib.
Martin Luther, ibid
What Verse Melancthon seeing his picture uttered. ib.
Other Verses of him, ib.
Commended, ib.
Beza's Verses of him, 251
The Reformed Religion long before Luther, 22
Lycophron an ancient and very obscure Poet. ibid.
Thomas Lydiat a learned Mathematician ib.
Lyranus, Lyrator, or de Lyra a learned Jew, ib.
When he lived, ibid.
He wrote learnedly upon all the Scripture. ib.
The Papists saying of him, ib.
M
NIcholas Machiavell a great Historian, when he lived, 252
Joh. Macovius a learned Divine, ibid.
Georgius Macropedius a learned Poet, ibid.
Caius Cilnius Maecenas the patron of Learning, ibid.
Joannes Petrus Maffaeus a very eloquent Italian, ib.
Raphael Maffaeus a learned man also, ib.
Magdalen-Colledge in Oxford, 104
Magdalen-Hall, 104
Magdalen-Colledge in Cambridge, 103
Ferdinandus Magellanus. 252
Magick condemned, 52
Magistrate, his power in matters of religion, 25
Whether he may tolerate many Religions in one Commonwealth, 25, 26
Mahometism, when it began, and what it is, 8
The reasons of its spreading, 9
R.M. Ma…mon, or Rabbi Ben Maimon, or Maimonides, famous among Jews, Christians, and Mahometans, 273
Commended highly, ibid.
The Jews speech of him, ib. m
Why called Aegyptius and Rambam, 253. m.
Johannes Major a famous Scotchman, 253
Buchanans Verses against him, ibid.
M. Antonius Majoragius, ib.
Majorica, 90, 91
Maldonate a learned Jesuite, and judicious Expositor on the four Evangelists, 253
He was wronged by those that published his Works after his death, ibid m.
Gulielmùs Malm…sburiensis a famous Historiographer, 254
Jo. Mana…dus. ib.
M. Manilius or M…nlius, ib.
Baptista Forstus Mantuanus a learned Poet of Mantua, ibid
Verses of him, ibid
He discovered the abuses of Rome, ibid.
Aldus Manutius senior and junior, 254, 255
Paulus Manutius, two of that name, 255
Gualt. Mapes a witty writer, who discovers the vices of the Church of Rome, ibid.
Samuel Maresius a learned French Divine, Professor at Groning, ibid
Ammianus Marcellinus, when he lived, Commended, ibid.
Jo. Mariana a learned Jesuite, ib.
Maximus Mar…unus, ib.
Psalterium B. Mariae, Bonaventure the author of it, 256
Marianus Scotus, ib.
Augustine Marlorate a learned French Protestant-Divine, ibid.
Philip M…rnix, 256
Verses of him, ib.
Cl…m. Marot a French Poet ibid.
Margarite Queen of Navar, 257
Marsilius de Sancta Sophia, ib.
M Valerius Mar…ialis a witty Poet, but too obscene, ibid.
Matthias and Petrus Martinius, ibid.
Martpurge, 71
Peter Martyr a learned Italian, 257
Commended, ib.
Andreas Masius a great Linguist, 258
Masorit…s, 258
Christianus Maffaeus, ib.
Papyrius Massonius, ib.
Antonius and Petrus Matthaeus, ib.
Petrus Andr…as Matthiolus, ib.
Mathematicks, what they are, and their excellency, 40, 41
How divided, ibid.
The most famous Mathematicians, ib.
Maximilian, 259
Bar…hol. Mayerus, ib.
Joseph Mede, 259
De Medicis, that house a great favourer of Learning, ibid.
What they give for their Armes, ib.
Cosmi de Medicis, ib.
Laurence and Peter de Medicis, ib.
John, Micha…l and Barthol. à Medina. 260
Joh Henricus and Marcus Meibomius. ib.
Bal…hasar Meisner, 260
Adolphus Mekerkus, ib.
Philip Melancthon commended, ib.
What he wrote before his death, 261
He was too fearfull, ib.
Paschasius his Verses of him. ib.
Andrew Melvin a famous Scotch Poet, ibid.
Verses made by him, and of him, ib.
Menander an ancient Poet, 261
Menasseb Ben Israel a learned Jew now living, ib.
Jacobus and Stephanus Menochius, ib.
Paulus Melissus Scholius a learned Poet, ib.
Ments, 16
Gerard Mercator a famous Mathematician and Cosmographer, 261
John and Josias Mercer commended, 262
Hier. Mercurialis a learned Physician of Padua. 262
Mercurius Trismegistus, ib.
Marinus Mersennus, ib.
Merlinus the Prophet, and Peter Merlin ib.
Merton-Colledge in Oxford, 96
Georgius and Paulus Merula, 263
Messiah, the promised Messiah is come, 11
Jesus of Nazareth is the promised Messiah, 12
Metaphysicks, 45, 46
D. Methodius a Christian Poet and Martyr, 263
John Meursius commended, ib.
Millan, 78
Minutius Foelix, 263
Jo. Picus Mirandula commended, 263, 264
His Epitaph, 263
John Francis Picus Mirandula his Nephew, 264
Modena, 80
Leo Modena a Jew now living, 264
Michael Maestlinus, 264
Joannes Molanus, ibid.
Carolus Molinaeus a learned French Lawyer, and a Protestant, ibid
Petrus Molinaeus.
Peter du Moulin a learned and pious French Divine now living, 264, 265
Dominicus Molinus commended. 265
Henricus Mollerus, ibid
Mompeliers, 86
Monkery highly esteemed by the Papists, 17
Bishop Montague, 265
Arias Montanus a great Linguist, skilled in ten Languages, ibid
Famous for his diligence and faithfulnesse in the King of Spains Bible, ib.
Michael Montanus famous for his Essays ibid.
Ant. Montecatinus an exquisite Aristotelian, ibid.
Olympia Fulvia Morata a learned and pious woman, 265, 266
Sir Thomas More a witty and learned man, but a great enemy to the truth of the Gospel. 266
Too much given to jesting and scoffing ib.
John Morinus a learned Papist, ibid
Philip Mornay Lord of Plessis, ibid.
Bishop Morton, and another Thomas Morton, 267
Simeon Mais an excellent Hebrician, ibid.
Sebastian Munster a Germane, a learned Hebrician and Mathematician, 267
When he was born, ib.
Commended, ib. m.
Marcus Antonius Muretus a very eloquent and diligent Writer, 267
Commended, ibid.
Musaeus, when he lived, ibid.
Wolfangus Musculus a judicious and solid Divine, ibid.
When he lived, ibid.
Commended, ibid. m.
Musick, the inventer of it, its several kinds, 42
Joachimus Mynsingerus, 268
N
CN Naevius a famous ancient Poet, 269
Commended, ib. & m.
Petrus Nannius a general Scholler, ibid.
Commended, ibid. m.
Franciscus Nansius, 270
John Napier a learned Scot, inventer of the Logarithmes, ibid
Naples, 80
Natalis Comes commended, 270
R. Mardochai Nathan. ibid
Gabriel Naudaeus a learned Frenchman, ib.
Joannes Nauelerus. ib.
Andreas Navagerius a most compleat Poet, Orator, and Historian, ibid
Navigation, 50
Gregory Nazianzen, when born, 270
Famous for his piety, learning, zeal and patience, ibid.
An assistant to his Father at Nazianzen, but not Bishop there, ibid. & 271
Aelius Antonius Nebrissensis commended 271. m.
Neander a Physician and most excellent Poet, 271
New-Colledge in Oxford, 97
New-Inne in Oxford, 100
Nicephorus Callistus and Gregoras, 271
Nicetes Choniates when he lived, ibid.
Commended, ibid. m.
Nicolaus quintus, Papa a great Patron of Learning and learned men, 271, 272
Jo. Nider, ibid
Theod. à Niem Secretary to divers Popes, ibid
P. Placidus Nigidius. ibid.
Jo. Nirembergius an eloquent Authour, ibid.
Nismes, 86
Marius Nizolius, 272
Flaminius Nobilius, ibid.
Andreas Nolthius a great Mathematician, 273
Nonnus Panopolit. ibid.
Alexander Nowel a learned and pious Divine. ibid.
Gregory Nyssene when he flourished. 273
O
BErnardinus Ochinus a Socinian, 273
Ch. Oclandus a famous English Poet, ib.
Gulielm. de Ockam a learned Englishman, ib.
Commended, ibid. m. & 274
Ode Abbot of Clun, 274
Jo. Oecolampadius a great friend to Zuinglius, ibid.
Commended, ibid.
Oecumenius, ibid.
Ogilvy a Scotch Poet, ib.
Caspar Olevian, ib.
Olmuts, 88
Onkelos the Author of the Chaldee Metaphrase of the Pentateuch, 274
When he lived, ib. m.
Onuphrius Panvinius commended, 274
Joannes Oporinus a famous Printer at Basil, 275
Oppian a famous Greek Poet, 275
Received a piece of gold for every Verse of the Emperour Antonins, 275
Optatus the learned Bishop of Millevita, when he lived, 275
Opticks, 88
Orial Colledge in Oxford, 97
Origen, Scholar to Clemens Alexandrinus, 275
Erroneous, ibid.
When he lived, ibid.
Commended, ibid.
Why called Adamantius, ibid.
Orleance, 85
Orontius Fineus Professor of the Mathematicks at Paris under Francis the first, 275
When and where born, ib.
Paulus Orosius, 276
Orpheus a very ancient Poet long before Homer, ib.
Abraham Ortelius a famous Cosmographer, ib.
Andreas Osiander, learned, but erroneous ib.
His Errour about being justified by the essential righteousnesse of Christ confuted, ib.
Hier. Osorius an eloquent man and too precise a follower of Tully, 277
Which of his Books most esteemed, ib.
Arnald. Ossat a learned French Cardinal, ib.
Otto the second escaped a danger by his skill in the Greek Tongue, ib.
William Oughtred a great Mathematician, ib.
Ovid had a naturall genius to Poetry, ib.
Commended, ib.
Oxford, 92. to 100
Why called Bellositum, 92. m.
Was reckoned one of the four ancient Universities by the Councel of Vienna, and had the second, if not the first place, ib.
Its Antiquity asserted, ib. & 94, 95
Famous for learned Schollers, 95
P
RIchard Pacie Secretary for the Latine Tongue to King Henry the eighth, commended, 278
Fabius and Julius Pacius, ib.
Marcus Pacuvius, ib.
Padua, 77
Paganism condemned, 5
Pagans, why so called, ib.
John Paget a learned Divine, 279
Santes Pagninus an excellent Hebrician, 279
Painting, 50
Petrus de Palude or Paludanus, 279
Jacobus Pamelius, ib.
Guido Pancirolus and Franciscus Panigarola, ib.
Anton. Panormita, ib.
Abbas Panormitanus, ib. & 280
Henricus Pantaleon, 280
Paph…utius famous in Ecclesiastical History, 280
Papia, 78
Papinianus a famous Lawyer, 280
Papists nickname and hardly intreat the Protestants, 21
Joannes Pappus a learned Lutherane, 280
Paracelsus had many names, ibid
He held three principles of things, ib.
He often censures the Ancients, ib.
Daniel, David and Philip Paraeus, 280, 281
Paris. 81, 82, 83
Matthew Paris or Parisius a faithful and diligent English Historian, 281
Why so called, ib. m.
Gul. Parisiensis. 281
Robert Parker a reverend Divine, ibid.
John Parkins, ib.
Robert Parsons an English Jesuite, a great railer, ibid.
Carolus Paschalius, 281
Stephanus Paschasius, 282
George and Matthias Pasor, ib.
Steven Pasquier a learned Frenchman, ib.
John Passeratius a learned Frenchman, the King of France his Professor of eloquence, ib.
Franciscus Patricius Venetus, ib.
C. Velleius Paterculus an elegant Historian, but a flatterer of Tiberius, 283
Patrick the first or second Archbishop of Ireland, ib.
Pope Paul the third, learned himself, and a lover of learned men, ib.
D Paulinus Aqui…anicus, ib
Julius Paulinus a learned Lawyer of Padua, ib.
Father Paul of Venice, a wise and learned man, 283, 284
Pausanias, he hath excellently described ancient Greece, 284
John Peacham Archbishop of Canterbury 284
Peireskius a great Antiquary, ib.
His Life excellently written by Gassendus, ibid.
Pelagius a Brittain by birth. ibid.
The Heads of his Errour, 284. m.
Who wrote against him, ib.
Pelagians so called from him, ib.
What they taught, ibid. & 285
John Pell a learned English Mathematician, ibid.
Conradus Pellicanus a learned Germane Divine, a great Linguist, ibid.
William Pemble a learned and pious English Divine, 285
His speech about Justification, when he died, ib.
Pembroke-Colledge in Oxford, 99
Pembrook-Hall in Cambridge, 101
John Pena Professor of Mathematicks to the King of France in Paris, 285
Gabriel Penottus, ib.
Benedictus Pererius a learned Jesuite, ib.
William Perkins a learned and godly Divine, ib.
Commended, ib.
Cardinal Perron, 286
Commended, ib.
His Books against the Protestants well answered, and by whom, ib.
Nicolaus Perottus, 286
Persian Language, 61
Aulus Persius Flaccus the most eloquent Satyrist, yet obscure, 286
Dionrsius Petavius a learned French Jesuite, 286
Commended and censured, ib.
Peter-House in Cambridge, 101
Samuel Petitus a very learned Frenchman, 287
Francis Petrark a witty and sententious Italian Orator and Poet, ib.
When he was born and died, ibid.
Commended, ib.
He inveighs against Rome. ib.
His Life written, and by whom, ibid.
Part of his Epitaph, ibid.
Petronius Arbiter an obscene Writer, yet his Latine is pure, ibid
Suffridus Petrus a Frisian, who wrote the History of Frisia, and of the Writers of Frisia. 288
Gasper Peucer a learned Physician and Mathematician, ib.
He wrote a singular Book of his own imprisonment, ib.
Christ. Pezelius a learned Writer, ibid.
Demetrius Phalereus, ib.
Philo Judaeus who lived in Christs time, or after his passion, but was unskilfull in the Hebrew, ib.
Commended, ib.
The Book of Wisdome written by him, ibid
Jo. Philoponus, ibid.
Philosophy natural and moral, 44, 45
Philosophers the several sorts, 44
The chief Philosophers, ib. m
John Philpot one of the most learned of our English Martyrs, 289
Fl. Philostratus, ibid.
Gul. Philander a very learned man, ibid.
Franciscus Philelphus, ibid.
Phisiognomy, 51, 52
Phoenicians the inventers of Arithmetick 41
Photinus learned, but a great Heretick, 289
Photius Patriark of Constantinople, the learnedst man of his time, ibid
Physick. 45
Alexander and Francis Piccolomny, 289
Pet. Picherellus a learned Frenchman, ibid.
His Notes on a great part of the New Testament unhappily lost, ib.
Jo. Pierius Valerianus, 290
Some of his Works commended, ibid.
Albertus Pighius a learned Papist, ibid.
He by reading Calvin altered his judgement, 290. m.
Stephanus Pighius, 290
Laurentius Pignorius the great ornament of Italy, commended, ibid.
Pindar one of the chief Lyrick Poets, ibid.
Commended, ibid.
Pineda, 291
Joannes Vincentius Pinellus a learned Italian, skilled in many Languages, ib.
How he adorned his house, ib.
John Piscator an excellent Scripture-Divine, but no School-Divine, ib.
Jo. Pistorius, ib.
Jo. Pitsaeus. ib.
Franciscus and Peter Pithaeus, 291, 292
Bartholomaeus Pitiscus a learned Divine and Mathematician, 292
Plantavitzius. ib.
Christopher Plantine a learned Printer, ib.
Bartholomaeus or Baptista Platina a most learned man, ib.
Felix Platerus. Verses on his name. ib.
Plato, was called Divine for his rare wisdom, 293
Whence he had his name, ib.
Plautus, where born, ib.
C. Plinius the Uncle, and Plinius secundus the younger, ibid.
Verses of the younger Pliny. 294
Edmund Ployden a great Lawyer, ib.
His Commentaries commended, 294
Plutark, where born, ib.
A grave and learned Writer, ib.
Commended, ib.
Verses of him, ib.
Edward Pocock Professor of Hebrew and Arabick in Oxford. ib.
Poetry. 48, 49, 50
The several sorts of Poets, 49, 50
Joannes Franciscus Poggius Florentinus, 295
Poictiers. 83
Amandus Polanus. 295
Angelus Politianus, why so called, 295
Commended, ib.
Julius Pollux. ib.
Reginaldus Polus Cardinalis. 296
Commended and censured. ib.
Polyander à Kerckoven. ib.
Polybius a learned Historian, ib.
Polycarpus, when he lived, 290
Arnoldus Pontacus. 296
Jo. Isaacius Pontanus. 97
Lud. de Ponte Romanus, or Pontanus. 297
Popery, what it is, 13
The contrarieties in it, ib.
God had his people in the midst of Popery, 15
The Popish Church not holy, ib.
Ausonius Popma, 297
Porchetus, ib.
Porphyrie an enemy to Christians, ib.
Gilbertus Porretanus, ib.
Jo. Baptista Porta. ib.
Joan. Vincentius Porta. 298
Posnavia. 87
Joannes Posselius a pious and learned man 298
Antonius Possevinus, ib.
Joannes Posthius a learned Physician and Poet, ib.
Gul. Postellus a great Linguist. ib.
The first of Christians which published the rudiments of the Arabick Grammer, ib.
Odeschalcus Praetorius, ib.
A Verse upon him. ib.
Regnerus Praedinius. ib.
Hieronymus Pragensis when burnt at Constance. 299
Prague. 87
Dr John Preston. 299
Dr Prideaux. ib.
Sylvester de Prierie. ib.
Gilbert and David Primrose. ib.
Printing an usefull Art, by whom invented, 53, 54
Famous Printers. 54
Priscianus a famous Grammarian, 299
Proclus had a great memory, ib.
A great Mathematician and Philosopher, ib.
Procopius Gazaeus. ib.
Propertius singular in Elegies, 300
Verses of him, ib.
Prosper of Aquitane. ib.
Protestants, why called Lollards in England, and Huguenots in France. 21
Proverbs. 300
Aurelius Prudentius when he lived, ib.
Commended, ib.
Claudius Ptolomaeus, when he flourished, 301
Commended, ib.
Ptolomaeus Philadelphus a favourer of Learning, and famous for a magnificent Library, 301
Eryc. Puteanus. 301
Claudius Puteanus commended, ib.
Samuel Purchas our English Ptolomy. 301.302
Pythagoras the Philosopher, where born, 302
The illustrator, if not inventer of the Mathematicks, ib.
His Schollers highly honoured him, ib.
Q
QVeens. Colledge in Oxford. 97
In Cambridge. 102
Johannes Quinquarboreus Regius Professor of Hebrew and Chaldee at Paris. 302
Quintilian commended. 302
R
RAbanus Maurus, when he lived, 303
Commended, ib.
Franciscus Rabelaesus a witty, but Atheistical French Physician, ibid.
Jacobus Ranardus a great Lawyer, ibid.
Georgius Ragusius commended, ib.
Dr John Rainolds a learned and pious Doctor of Oxford, ibid.
Commended, ib.
Sir Walter Raleigh, ib.
Ralph a Monk of Fulda, 304
Petrus Ramus commended, ib.
Verses of him, ib.
Slain at the great Massacre at Paris, ib.
Ranulphus, ibid
Francis Raphelengius a learned Linguist, ibid.
Rasis or Rhasis a great Physician of Arabia, ib.
William Rastall a great Lawyer, 304, 305
Franciscus Ranchinus, 305
Joannes and Pet. Ravennas, ibid.
Hermannus Ravenspergerus, ibid
Reconciliation of different Religions how far justifiable, 23, 24
Whether the Protestants may be Reconciled with the Papists, 24, 25
Reformation of the Church of Rome necessary, 14, 15
The Reformed Religion maintained, 17, 18, 19
The means taken by the first Reformers for promoting the work of Religion, 19
Reformed Writers commended, 19. & 20
And the purity of their Doctrine asserted, 20
Nicknamed by the Papists, 20
The Papists two great Objections against the Reformed Religion answered, 21, …2
Joannes Mullerus Regiomontanus one of the famousest Mathematicians of Germany, 305
When he lived, ib.
He found out the tenth sphere, and its diurnal motion, ibid.
Jacobus Reihingius, 305
Erasmus Reinholdus a famous Astronomer, ibid.
Religion that it is. 1
What it is, 2
The Hebrew, Greek and Latine words for Religion opened, ib
Defined, ib.
It is true or false, ibid.
Its antiquity, ibid.
Rules to know the true Religion, 2. & 3
Christian Religion planted by the power of God, 3
Wherein the glory of Religion lies, 3, 4
Means to keep us constant in the true Religion, 4
Whether men may be saved in any Religion, ibid.
Of the chief false Religions, 5. to 17
Of the Reformed Religion, 17, 18, 19
The Papists use both violent and fraudulent means to propagate their Religion, 16, 17
Reliques, the worshipping of them condemned, 16
Remigius commended, 305, 306
Georgius Remus, ibid.
John Reuchlin commended, 306
Jovius makes him the author of that Book, Epistolae obseurorum virorum, ibid.
He bred many excellent Schollers, ib.
Nicolaus Rensnerus, 306
Rhem…s, 85
Beatus Rhenanus commended, 306
Verses of him, ibid.
Rhetorick, what it is, and whence derived, 39
Johannes Rhodius, 307
Ludovicus Coelius Rhodiginus, when he lived, ibid.
Commended, ibid.
His Epitaph, ib.
Pet. Ribadeneyra, ibid.
Fr. Ribera a learned Jesuite, ib.
Antonius Riccobonus, ib.
Christophorus Riccius, ib.
Paulus Riccius a learned Germane Jew converted to the Christian Faith, 308
Bishop Ridley the most learned Martyr in Queen Maries dayes, ibid.
Petrus Riga, ibid.
Nicolaus Rigaltius, ib.
Joh. Riolanus both the Father and the Son ib.
Joachimus Fortius Ringelbergius, ibid
Fridericus Risnerus, ibid.
Conradus Ritterhusius, when and where he was born, 308. & 309
Commended, ibid. m.
Sir Thomas Rives, 309
Andrew and William Rivet, ib.
Mart. de Roa. ibid.
Franciscus Robortellus, ib.
Angelus Roccha, ib.
Robert Rollock a learned Scotch Divine, 310
Romances, whence the word comes, 64
Adrianus Romanus, 310
Rome, 75, 76
Gulielmus Rondeletius an excellent Physician, 310
Peter Ronsard Prince of the French Poets ibid.
An Epitaph of him, ib.
Bartas and Cardinal Perrons speech of him, 310, 311
Jo. Rosinus, 311
Alexander Rosse a learned Scotchman, ibid.
Rostock, 71
Herebertus Rosweydus a learned Jesuite, 311
Hieronymus Roverius, ib.
Hier. Rubeus a famous Physician, ibid.
Rudolphus secundus Imperator, ib.
Joannes Ruellius, ibid.
Rusfinus Presbyter, ib.
David Rungius, 311, 312
Rupertus Abbot of Tuy commended, 312
Jo. de Rupescissa, ib.
Janus Rutgersius, ibid.
S
EManuel Sa, 312
Marcus Antonius Co…ceius Sabellicus, ibid.
Raymundus de Sabunde, ib.
Jo. de Sacro bosco a famous Philosopher and Mathematician, 313
When he flourished, ib.
An Englishman, ibid.
Antonius Sadeel commended, 313.m
Jac. Sadoletus a learned Cardinall, 313
Thought to be poisoned, ibid
Salamanca, 89
Salern, 80, 81
Jac. Salianus. 313
Cl. Salmasius a learned French Critick, 313, 314
Commended and censured, 314
Alph. Salmeron, ibid
Salvianus, 314
Salustius Crispus, ib.
Samaritan Language. 58, 59
Scaevola Sammarthanus a learned French Poet, 314
Verses to him, ibid.
Dr Sanderson, ibid.
Gaspar Sanctius a learned Spaniard, 315
Antonius and Nic. Sanderus, ib.
Hugo Sanfordus. ibid.
Jacobus Sannazarius a learned Poet, ibid
Cardinal Bembus his Epigram upon him, ib.
Sappho Lesbia when she lived, ib.
The Sapphick Verses so called from her, 316
Saragossa, 90
Erasmus Sarcerius a learned Divine, 316
Alex. Sardus, ib.
Jo. Sarisburiensis, ib.
Adam Sasbout, ib.
Hieronymus Savanarola a Dominican and famous Preacher, ib.
Sir Henry Savill a great Mathematician, and expert Grecian, ib.
Commended, 317
Scaligers, both Julius and Joseph, ib.
Verses of them, ibid.
Julius Caesar Scaliger, ibid.
Commended and censured, ibid
Joseph Scaliger commended. 317
Ch. Scheibler, 319
William Schickard a great Linguist, ib.
Valentine Schindler, ib.
Martinus Schoockius, ib.
School-Divinity, 38
Schools. Grammer schools the Nurseries of Learning, ib.
The most famous trivial Schools in England, 92
Gaspar and Andrew Schoppius, 319
Scotland, 53
Dr Sclater, 321
Learned men of Scotland, and its Universities, 103, 104
Cornel. Schonaeus a Poet of most elegant wit, 319
And. Schottus a learned and candid Jesuite, ibid.
Jo. Duns Scotus a learned Englishman, the wittiest of all the Schoolmen, 320
When he lived, ib.
Verses of him, ib.
Johannes Scotus Erigena an Irishman, Master to King Alfred, 320
Witty and pleasant, ib.
He was murthered by his Schollers with their penknives, 321
Caelius Sedulius Scotus, 322
Carolus Scribanius censured, 321
Pet. Scriverius, ib.
Anna Maria a Schurman a learned Dutchwoman, ib.
Bartholomaeus and Abraham Scultetus, 322
John Selden a learned English Lawyer, ib.
His Books commended, ib.
What he wrote in all his Books. ib.
Nicolaus Selneccerus Doctor of Divinity in Lipsia, 322
His Distick for himself, ib.
Lucius Annaeus Seneca the Philosopher, when born, 323
The Prince of the Stoicks, ib.
Nero's Schoolmaster, ib.
Seneca the Tragick Poet, ibid.
Sixtus Senensis commended, ib.
Dan. Sennertus a learned Physician, ibid.
Nic. Serarius a good Hebrician, ib.
Servius a most learned Grammarian, ibid.
Sulpitius Severus commended, 324
Robert Sheringham, ib.
Dr Sibbes. ib.
Sir Philip Sidney, 324
Sidney-Sussex-Colledge in Cambridge, 103
Sienna, 80
Sigebertus Monk of Gemblaux, 324
Carolus Sigonius a most accurate Writer ib.
Siguenca, 90
Silius Italicus, 324
Jacobus Silvius a learned man and great Physician, but covetous, ib.
Buchanans Verses of him, ib.
Jo. Simlerus, 324, 325
Simonides, 325
Simplicius, ib.
Gabriel Sionita, ib.
Jacobus Sirmondus a learned French Jesuite, ib.
Siville, 88
John Sleiden, 325
Henricus Smetius, 326
Erasmus Schmidt, ibid.
Bishop Smith and Sir Thomas Smith, ib.
Rodolphus Snellus, 326
Ernardus and Theodoricus Snepsius, ibid.
Laelius and Faustus and Marianus Socinus, 327
Socinianism sprung from Mahometism, 9
The main parts of Socinianism, 327
Socrates Scholasticus, ib.
C. Julius Solinus Polyhist. ib.
George Sohn Doctor of Divinity in Heidelberg, 327
Sophocles, ib.
Commended, 328
Sore or Sorre. 75
Dominicus Soto a Spanish Divine of great fame, ib.
Sozomene, ib.
Spain. The famous learned men there, 88
The Universities there, 88 to 91
Frederick Spanheme a learned and pious French Divine, 328
Spanish Language, 64
Aelius Spartianus, 328
Sir Henry Spelman a learned and painfull Antiquary, ib.
Edmund Spencer the Prince of English Poets in his time, ib.
His Epitaph, ib.
Ad. Spigelius a learned Physician, 328
Jo. Stadius a great Mathematician, 329
Sir William Stamford a great Lawyer, ib.
Richard Stanihurst a learned Irish Papist, ibid.
Thomas Stapleton a learned Englishman, ib.
Papinius Statius a good Poet, ib.
D. Josiah Stegman, ib.
Didacus Stella, ib.
Godeschalcus Stewichius, ib.
Henry and Robert Stevens, 329, 330
Stephanus Stephanius, 330
Jo. Stobaus, ibid
Stoicks the strictest Sect of the Philosophers, yet farre short of Christians, 5
D Stoughton a learned and pious Divine, 330
Strabo and Walfr. Strabo. ibid.
Strabus Monachus Fuldensis, ib.
Authour of the Ordinary Glosse, ib.
Famianus Strada a famous Orator, Poet and Historian, ib.
Streso a learned Divine, 331
Victorinus Strigelius, when he lived, ib.
Commended, ib.
Kyriacus Strozza a great Philosopher, ib.
Jo. Guliel. Stuckius commended, ib.
Joannes and Jacobus Sturmins, ib.
Fr. Suarez, 332
C. Suetonius Tranquillus a very faithfull Historian, 332
When he lived, ibid.
Commended, ibid
Suidas, ib.
D. Sutlive, ib.
Emanuel Sayno, ib.
Fran. Swertius, ib.
Roger Swinset or Suisset a famous English School Divine, ib.
Commended, 332. m.
Caspar Schwenckfeldius, 333
Frid. Sylburgius a great Grecian, ib.
Symmachus, ib.
Gul. Sympsonus and Edward Symson, ib.
Michael Syncellus, ib.
Synesius Cyreneus, ib.
Syriack Language, 59, 60
T
COrnelius Tacitus, when he lived, 335. m.
Commended, ibid.
His History preferred before his Annals, ibid.
Tadaus or Thadaeus, 336
Andomarus Talaeus Professor of eloquence at Paris, 336
Talmud, what it is, the Babylonian, and that of Jerusalem, ib.
The two parts of it Mischna and Gemara, 336
Talisman made by Virgil, 355
Ruardus Tapperus, 336
Jo. and Paulus Tarnovius, ib.
Alex. Tartagnus, ib.
Tatianus Alexandrinus, 337
Fridericus Taubmannus a learned and pious man, ib.
Joh. Taulerus, ib.
Francis Taylor and Dr Taylor, ibid.
Sir William Temple, ib.
Jo. Temporarius, how long it is reported he lived, ib.
Terence, when he lived, 337, 338
Commended, ibid. & 38. & 63 m.
Tertullian, where and when he was born, 338
The ancientst of the Latine Fathers, ib.
Commended and censured, ib.
Testament. The Greek Testament rare in Germany before Pellican, 285
Testamentum Novum, 338
Jo. Ravisius Textor commended and censured, 339
Themistius, ibid.
Themistocles, ib.
Theocritus a famous Greek Poet, ib.
Theodoret Bishop of Gyrus in Syria, ibid.
Follows Chrysostom, ib.
Theodotio Ponticus, ib.
Theon a great Mathematician, ib.
Theophanes, ib.
Theophilus Antiochenus, 340
Theophrastus, why so called, ib.
Commended, ibid.
Theophylact Archbishop of Bulgaria the Epitomizer of Chrysostome, ib.
When he lived, ib.
Andrew Thevet Cosmographer to the French King, ib.
Tholouse, 86
Herbert Thorndike, 340
Jacobus Augustus Thuanus a most faithfull Historian, 350
Commended, ib. & 3…1
Thucidides, when he lived, 341. m.
Commended, 341
Tibullus a most elegant Poet, 341
Daniel Tilenus a learned man, but inconstant, ibid.
Andreas Tiraquellus commended, ibid.
Hath illustrated Alexander ab Alexandro his Genialium dierum, ibid.
Jacobus Tirinus a learned Jesuite, ib.
Toledo. 88
Toleration, Whether of many Religions lawfull, 216
Not of the Papists, and how far of the Jews, 26, 27
Fr. Toletus a learned Cardinal and Jesuite 342
His Commentary on John commended, 342
Himself commended, ib. m.
Honoured by the Pope, ib.
Jacobus Philippus Thomasinus, ib.
George Thompson, ib.
Cutbert Tonstall, ib.
Torquatus Tassus a learned Poet, 343
Aug. Torniellus a learned and diligent Ita…an Historian, ib.
Levinus Torrentius commended, ib.
A great Poet, ib.
Joannes Tortellius, ib.
Tortura Torti commended, 115, 116
Dan and Paul Tossanus, 343
Georgius Trapezuntius whence so called, ib.
Lost his Learning in his old-age, ib
Walter Travers a learned and piovs Divine, ib.
Lucas Trelcatius, 344
Immanuel Tremellius commended, 344
Trier. 69
Jac. Triglandius. 344
Trinity-Colledge in Oxford, 99
In Cambridge, 101
Trinity-Hall in Cambridge, 97
Jo. Trithemius when he lived. 344
Commended, ib.
Very skilfull in Magick, 344
Trivial Schools, why so called, 38
Mart. Trostius, 344
Tubing, 69, 70
Turin, 79
Turks, their Religion, 89
Their abstinence and sobriety, 9
They prepare themselves to prayer by outward washing, 10
Adrianus Turnebus Professor of Philosophy and Greek to the French King in Paris, 344
Commended, ib. m. & 345
Benedict Turretine a learned Frenchman, 345
Franciscus Turrianus, ib.
Jacobus Tusanus a singular Grecian, ib.
Dr. Twisse a learned English Divine, who hath solidly refuted the Arminians, ibid.
Pontus Tyardaeus, ib
William Tyndall commended, 346
A Distick on him, ib.
V
IOachimus Vadianus the chiefest Cosmographer of his time, 346
Matthaeus Vayerus, ib.
Valentia. 89
Gregory de Valentia a very learned Jesuite 346
A Booksellers Speech of him, 347
Petrus Valladanus a learned French Minister, 346
Valladolis. 89
Valerius Maximus good for Themes, 347
Verses of him, ib.
Laurentius Valla commended and censured, 347, 348
Cyprian de Valera, 348
Lucas Valerius the Archimedes of his age, ib.
Henry and Franciscus Vallesius, ib,
Marcus Varro highly commended, 348, 349
His Etymologies are somewhat forced 349
Gabriel Vasquez the Papists most expert Schoolman, ib.
Franciscus Vatablus a famous French Hebrician, 349, m.
John Vdall a learned and pious Divine, ib.
Nic. Vedelius a learned French Writer, ibid
And. Vega one of the learnedst at the Councel of Trent. 349
Flavius Vegetius. ibid
Marcus Velserus, when he lived, ibid. m.
Commended, 349, 350
Venantius Honorius. 350
Venice. 76, 77
Claudius Verderius the great Censurer, 350
Paulus Vergerius an eloquent Lawyer and Philosopher. ibid
Turned Protestant. ib.
Jacobus Verheidenus. 351
Verse. Which Verse in Virgil the Devil judged to be best, 141
Andreas Vessalius, where and when he was born, 351
A famous Anatomist. ibid
Sextus Aurelius Victor a most elegant Historian. ibid.
When he lived. ibid.
Hugo and Richardus de S. Victore, ib.
Fr. à Victoria, why so called, ibid
Commended, ibid.
Victorinus Afer. 352
Petrus Victorius a singular Grecian, ibid,
Marcus Hieron, Vidas an excellent Poet. ibid.
Vienna. 72
Franciscus Vieta a learned French Mathematician, 352
Nic. Vignerius Father and Son. ib.
Jo. Baptista Villalpandus a learned Divine and Mathematician. ibid
Arnaldus de Villa-Nova. 353
Simon Villa-Novanus commended, ib.
Alexander de Villa Dei. ib.
Laurentius Villa Vincentius a Spaniard. ibid.
Hyperius stole from his whole Book. ibid.
Vilna. 87
Vincentius Belluacensis. 353
Vincentius Lirinensis. ib.
Petrus de Vineis. ibid.
Elias Vinetus a most learned and eloquent man. 354
Antonius Viperan…u. ibid
Petrus Viretus an eloquent French Divine 354
Virgilius a Bishop in Bavaria condemned for an Heretick, for affirming, that there were Antipodes. 354
Polyd. Virgilius, or Vergilius, when he lived, 354
Commended and censured, ibid
Publius Virgilius Maro the stately Poet, 354
Whether Virgilius or Vergilius. ib.
Commended, ibid. & 355
His Distick on the Palace-gate of the Emperour Augustus, with its interpretation. ibid.
Why called Parthenius. ib.
Vitae, Lives of divers mentioned. 355 356
Jo. Annius Viterbiensis taxed for his cheating. 355
Go…fridus Vitebergensis commended. 356
Vitellio hath written excellently on the Opticks, ib.
Jacobus de Vitriaco. ib.
L…wes Vives flockt after in Oxford. 357
Commended. ibid. m.
Vlphilas, when he lived, ib.
Named several wayes. ib. m.
Vlpian a great Lawyer. ibid
Vniversity-Colledge in Oxford. 96
Vniversities. 65. to 105
Gisbertus Voetius a learned Dutch Divine Professor of Divinity at Vtrect. 357
Raph Volateranus, when he lived. ib.
Verses of him, ibid.
Commended, ibid. m
Melchior Volmarus Beza's Master, a great Grecian, 357.358
Conradus Vorstius learned but heretical. 358
Gerard John Vossius highly commended. ibid.
His Historia Pelagiana most disliked ibid.
Vpsall. 75
Vrbane the 8th Pope a good Poet. 358
Fulvius Vrsinus a most learned Antiquary. ib.
Zachary Vrsin a learned and solid Divine, ib.
Where born, ib.
Was sparing of time, as the Verses over his Study shew'd, ibid.
Abbas Vrspergensis. 359
Bishop Vsher the hundreth Archbishop of Armagh from Patrick. ibid.
Commended, ibid
Jansenius much beholding to him for his Sanctus Augustinus. ibid
His several Works mentioned, and some of them commended, 359, 360
Carolus Vtenhovius a great Linguist, 360
Bonaventura Vulcanius Brugensis commended, ib.
Vtrect. 60
W
WAdham-Colledge in Oxford. 99
Luc. Waddingus. 360
Sir Isaac Wake the University Orator at Oxford. ibid.
Robert Wakefield a learned English Hebrician. ibid.
Antonius Walaeus an orthodox solid Divine. ibid.
Waldenses not the Albigenses. ibid
Famous for three things. ibid.
Their first original. ibid. & 361
Dr Wallis. 361
Nic. Waltherus. ibid.
Samuel Ward and Dr Ward. ibid.
Sir James Ware. ib.
Gasper Waserus a learned Linguist. ib.
Dr Wats. ibid
Guliemus Watsius commended. 362
Geo. Weiganmeirus. ib.
Mar. Frider. Wendelinus. ibid.
Jo. de Wesalia. ibid
Matthaeus Wesembechius, when and where born. ibid.
A learned Lawyer. ib.
His Epitaph made by and for himself before his death. ibid
Wesselus Groningensis commended. 362, 363
Matth. Westmonasteriensis, when he lived. 363
A famous Historian. ibid
Elizabeth Weston a learned English woman. ib.
Commended by Joseph Scaliger and Janus Dousa. ib.
William Whately commended. ib.
Deg. Wheare the learned History Reader in Oxford. ibid
Abraham Wheelock the first Arabick Professor in Cambridge. ib.
Dr William Whitaker highly commended ib.
Jeremy Whitaker. 364
D. John White and Thomas White. ibid
Archbishop Whitgift. 364
His Uncles Speech of the Popish Religion. ib.
He wrote his Notes in Latine before he preacht them. ib.
John Wicliff a most incomparable Schoolman. 365
Followed Ockam much. ib.
John Hus was his Sholler. ib.
When he flourished. ibid.
Called Doctor Evangelicus, ib.
Where born and brought up. 365
Commended. ibid.
Some Speeches of his mentioned. ibid.
Some of his Errours recited. ib.
Roger Widdrington a learned School-Divine, his right name was Preston. 366
Defended the Oath of Allegiance. ib.
Albertus Widmanstadius well skilled in the Oriental Tongues. ib.
Put forth almost all the New Testament in Syriack. ib.
Joannes Wierus a learned Germane, ib.
Jo. Wigandus, when and where born. ib.
His Epitaph for himself. ib.
The Scriptures with which he sustained himself on his death-bed. ib.
Doctor Willet a laborious godly Divine. ib.
Ralph Winterton Greek Professour in Cambridge.
Nigellus Wircker an ancient Poet, ibid.
Wittenberg. 70
Wirtzburg, 69
John and Jerom Wolphius commended. 367
Women. Learned Women. 156, 167, 171, 185, 186, 213, 228, 315, 321
Olaus Wormius Professor of Physick in Hafnia. 367
Anthony, Edward and Sir Henry Wotton, ibid.
John Wouwerius Councellour to the Prince of Holsatia. ib.
Commended. ibid. & 368
He turned Papist. 368
George Wyrth turned Protestant in his old age. ib.
X
FRancis and Jerom Xavier both Jesuites 368
Jerom Xavier hath written the History of Christ in the Persian Language, and corrupted it with many fables and superstitious niceties. Ludovicus De Dieu turned it into Latine, with Animadverversions, ib.
Xenophon commended. ib.
Scipio Africanus alwayes carried with him his Institution of Cyrus. 369
Francis Ximenes Cardinal, Archbishop of Toledo, famous for the Biblia Complutensia, and the magnificent University at Complute. 369
Jo. Xiphilinus. ib.
William Xilander, when born, ib.
Commended. ib.
Y
Dr. YOung. 369
Z
FRranciscus and Jacobus Zabarella. 370
Zaccutus Lusitanus. ib.
Hieronymus Zanchius a solid and pious Divine. ib.
One of the most Scholastical among the Protestants. ib.
Josephus Zarlinus a famous Musician. ib.
Joannes Vlricus Zasius. 370
Zenodotus. 371
Guliel. Zepperus a learned Protestant Writer. ib.
Jacobus Zeiglerus a great Mathematician. ib.
Bernard Zigler. ib.
Zoilus. ib.
Johannes Zonaras a Greek Monk, when he flourished. 371
Zosimus. ib.
D. Zouch a learned Civilian of Oxford. ib.
Vigelius Zuichemus commended. 372
Theodorus and Jacobus Zuingerus. 372
Huldricus Zuinglius, when he lived. ib.
Commended. 372, 373
Slain in battel. 373