The Marrow of Ecclesiastical History Part 2, Index 1 – Table of contents 2
A Table of all the principall things contained in this Book, set down Alphabetically.
A.
ADultery punished p. 47.
Afflictions profitable. p. 176.
Amuraths appeale to Christ. p. 91.
Angels comfort Gods people. p. 57.
Anger rash: p. 44. 49. cured. p. 45. 47. 54.
Arrian Heresie, its first rise. p. 15.
B.
Battells, against Attila. p. 56. the Persians. p. 60. 72. Gilimer. p. 63. Ʋitiges. p. 70. the Huns. p. 76. Totila. p. 77. the Turks. p. 81. &c. 108 &c. 151. &c. the Scots. p. 160. the Emperour of Germany. p. 235. 236. 240. Tilly. p. 241. Walstein. p. 257.
Belisarius his Character. p. 72.
Bibles provided by Constantine. p. 22. reverenced by Q. Elizabeth. p. 192.
Bounty. p. 105. 116. 125.
Bounty to distressed Christians. p. 165.
C.
Cadiz taken by the English. p. 215.
Charity. p. 8. 168. 169.
Chastity. p. 4. 218.
Children carefully educated. p. 23.
Christians persecuted. p. 9. 10. 51. 53. 62. 198. Favoured. p. 3. 14.
Church bountifully provided for. p. 13. 22. its lands restored. p. 13. 30. 79. It fiourisheth in times of peace. p. 12. 13. 30. Its peace sought after. p. 14. 16. 17. 19. 21. 30. 35. 36.
Church reformation. p. 160. 161. 164. 165. 191 192. 193. endeavoured. p. 197.
Churlish Naball p. 181. 184.
Civill broiles dangerous. p. 61.
Commissioner stabbed. p. 161.
Conscience guilty. p. 130.
Constancy and courage. p. 28. 29. 161. 165. 173. 188. 203
Constantinople built, and adorned. p. 24
Constantius his last speech. p. 3.
Constantines birth, and education. p. 3. election to the Empire. p. 4. warrs against the Picts. p. 4. he is sent for to Rome. p. 4. sees the signe of the Crosse. p. 6. his victories over Maxentius. p. 7. and Licinius p. 12. his speech in the Councell of Nice. p. 17. he burns the Bishops complaints. p1. 6. is Baptized. p. 23. his Character. p. 23. and Death. p. 24.
Contentation. p. 182.
Contention dangerous. p. 164.
Covetousnesse. p. 10. foolish. p. 22.
Councell at Nice. p. 16. at Constantinople. 35. at Ephesus. 56.
Councells Acts confirmed. p 18. 36.
Cowardise. p. 75. 100. 152.
Cruelty. p. 10. 223. hated. p. 55.
D.
Devill a lier. p. 11. 12.
Discipline. p. 234. 253. 254.
Dragon monstrous. p. 48. Dragons gutts. p. 24.
Drake compasseth the World. p. 207.
Dreames. p. 239.
Duels. p. 104. 105. 115. 129. 243.
E.
Earthquakes. p. 48. 78.
King Edward the sixth his learning and Character. p. 157. his last prayer. p. 172. his death. p. 172. his studies. p. 173.
Q. Elizabeths birth, and education. p. 175. 176. her troubles. p. 177. &c. great deliverances. p. 186. her Character. p. 189. she declines mariage. p. 193. her warrs and victories. p. 194. &c. her care for her state. p. 193. she assists the afflicted Protestants. p. 196. 198. 201. her love to her people, 204. she relieves the Hollanders. p. 208. Don Antonio. 214. the French K. 214. her great Acts. 217. her Character p. 217. Death. 218.
Exchange built. p 207.
Excommunication of Hereticks. p. 15.
F.
Faith. p. 63. 68. 181. 203.
Family goverment. p. 57.
Famine. p. 56. 71. 75. 76. 162.
Fasting; See Prayer and fasting
Fidelity. p. 123. 16….
Flattery hated. p. 22.
French beaten. p. 163. 164.
G
Gods goodnesse: see Protection.
God honors and rewards those that honor him, and seeke the good of his Church. p. 8. 20. 23. 38. 40. 60. 64. 149. 164. 216.
Gospell propagated p. 25. 65. 161. 166. 167.
Gratian the Emperour slaine. p 39.
Gustavus Adolphus: See King of Sweden.
H.
Hereticks dangerous to the Church. p. 14. 20. 65. to the state. p. 16. 49. hated. p. 57. proud. p. 15. obstinate. p. 36. Punished by the Civill Mgistrate. p. 20. 65. banished. p. 18. 35. 58. 195. put to death. p. 158. divided amongst themselves. p. 37. Insolent. p. 45. malicious. p. 78.
Hunger the best sauce. p. 98.
Humillity. p. 2. 7. 13. 16. 22. 44. 101. 168.
Huniades his Character. p. 80. 92. 101. his name terrible to the Turks. p. 81. his brave speech to his Army. 85. 94. 95. his death. p. 101.
Huntlies witty answere. p. 160
Husbands love to his wife. p. 74
Hypocrisy. p. 148. 176. detected and detested. p. 2
I
Idolators false confidence, p. 11.
Ignorance, p. 163.
Imprudence, p. 142.
Ingratitude, p. 78.
Integrity, p. 30.
Jovianus his Christian resolution, p. 29. his untimely death, p. 31. his Character, p. 32.
Julian the Apostate slain, p. 27. his contempt of Christ, p. 28
Justice, p. 7. 20. 40. 46. 92. 204.
Justinians Character, p. 78.
K.
A good King described, p. 2, 3, 8, 13. 20, 25, 31.
Gods care over Kings, p. 140. See Prince.
L.
Liberality, see Bounty.
Libraries, p. 24. 54. 56. 155.
Lust and impudence, p. 232.
M.
Magistrates, see King.
Magistrates should provide for the Churches peace, p. 14, 15, 19.
Magistrates clemency abused, p. 22.
Malice, p. 124. 153.
Mathias Corvinus his Character, p. 155.
Meekness, p. 48. 54. 98.
Mercy, see Clemency.
Mercy, p. 20. 54.
Ministers honored and loved, p. 7, 10, 16, 18, 23, 25, 26, 30, 45, 55. 163, 165.
Ministers persecuted, p. 9, 10.
Ministers exempted from taxes, p. 25.
Miracles of mercy, p. 42. 52. 149.
N.
Narses his Character, p. 78.
O.
Oppression, p. 225, 226.
P.
Pauls steeple burnt, p. 196.
Peaceableness prized, p. 8. 30.
Peacemakers, p. 26.
Perjury punished by God, p. 91. 112. 160.
Persecution, see Christians, and Ministers.
Persecutors punished by God, p. 64. 149. 189. 193. 248.
Piety, p. 22. 51. 54. 55. 159. 168. 195. 218. 264.
Policy, p. 3. 73. 88. 106. 131.
Popish cruelty, and malice, p. 149. 154. 177. 179. 181. 186. 232.
Popish perfidiousness, p. 89. 111. 209. Profaneness, p. 200.
Prayer and Fasting, p. 41. 211. 229. 239. 255.
Prayer frequent, p. 21. 238.
Prayer powerfull, p. 6. 38. 42. 52. 55. 62. 215. 228.
Prayer the best refuge in dangers, p. 10, 11, 12. 23. 42. 56. 180. 183. 187. 211. 227. 241. 258.
Pride, p. 66. 68. 82. 238.
Pride punished, p. 71. 224. 246.
Prince taken away for the sins of the people, p. 31. See King.
Prodigies, p. 11. 67. 167. 239. 241.
Prophesies, p. 41.
Providence extraordinary, p. 231. 234.
Providence of God in preserving his children, p. 3. 8. 9. 62. 69, 70. 93. 97. 105, 106. 121. 129. 138. 140. 150. 179. 186. 198, &c. 203. 229. 251. 255.
Prudence, p. 51. 166.
R.
Rebellions, p. 161, 162, 163.
Recantation, p. 165.
Resolution, p. 162.
Restitution, p. 79.
Rome besieged, p. 70. 74. 76. taken and sacked, p. 75. Repeopled, p. 76. defended, p. 76. made less, p. 77.
S.
Sabbath established, p. 21. sanctified, p. 233.
Sacriledge punished by God, p. 167.
Scanderbegs birth, and education, p. 103. his death, p. 144. his bones honored by the Turks, p. 144. his Character, p. 144. his strength, p. 145.
Schism in the Church dangerous, p. 14. 19.
Q Scots beheaded. p. 209.
Scriptures studied p. 48. 54.
Servant faithfull, p. 184.
Souldiers choose an Emperor, p. 4.
Spanish Armado, p. 209.
Studious, p. 159.
Subjects love to their Prince, p. 2. 24. 78. 101. 144. 170. 190. 219.
Superstition reformed, p. 21. 161.
K. of Sweden his birth, and education, p. 224. his first victories, p. 225. he enters Germany, p. 227. his great success, p. 232. 252. his Battail at Lipsick, p. 240, &c. his Battail at Lutzen, where he was slain, p. 260. his Character, p. 263.
Synods Acts binding, p. 21. necessary for the peace of the Church, p. 9. 19. 22.
T.
Thanksgiving after victories, p. 7. 43. 56. 82. 84, 86, 87, 89. 126. 213. 235. 247. 251.
Thanksgiving for mercies, p. 182. 191.
Theodosius Senior overthrows the Goths, p. 34. the Alans, p. 38. Maximus, p. 39. Eugenius, p. 42. Is Baptized, p. 35. Exommunicated, p. 44. Absolved, p. 45. his Character, p. 47.
Theodosius junior overthrows the King of Persia, p. 57. the Huns, p. 53. died of the Plague, p. 54. his Character, p. 54.
Tilly slain, p. 250.
Tilbury Camp, p. 212.
Tir Owens rebellion, p. 216.
Toleration denied, p. 193.
Traitors punished, p. 43. 120. 130. 134. 140. 148. 199, &c. 229. 236.
Punished by God, p. 201. 204. 207.
Treachery, Treason, p. 3. 5. 6. 8, 9. 12. 4…. 58. 93, 94, 98. 120. 126. 129. 131. 137. 138. 140. 148. 170, 171. 198, &c. 229. 236.
A Tyrant, p. 4. 5. 9. 225. Turkish Cruelty, p. 82. 84. 105. 129. 137. 141.
V.
Valor, p. 233, 234.
Vanity of worldly glory, p. 79. 88, 89. 187. 251.
Uncleanness, p. 4. 9. 10.
Unity in religion endeavoured, p. 8. very advantagious, p. 195.
University plundered, p. 256.
W.
War, the success of it depends on God, p. 5.
Wicked caught in his own snare, p. 7.
A good Wife, p. 5.
Women Preachers set up by Licinius, p. 9.
Word of God highly reverenced, p. 24, 25. 159. 318.
Z.
Zeal, p. 10. 22. 29. 35. 44, 45. 51. 162. 173. 223.
Zeal against heresie, p. 14. 16. 19, 20. 38. 56, 57. 59. 165. 173.
Against Idolatry, p. 18. 21, 22, 30. 31. 45.
Against Profaneness, p. 19.
THE SECOND PART OF THE MARROW OF Ecclesiastical History: CONTAINING The Lives of CHRISTIANS Of Inferiour Ranks.
BOOK II.
2 PET. 2. 9. The Lord knoweth how to deliver the godly out of temptations, and to reserve the unjust unto the day of Judgement to be punished.
LONDON, Printed by ROBERT WHITE. 1650.
A Table of the Names of such persons, whose Lives are contained in this Book.
SIR John Oldcastle, Lord Cobham.
Zisca, a noble Bohemian.
John Picus, Earl of Mirandula.
Thomas Cromwel, Earl of Essex.
Galeacius Caracciolus, Marquess of Vico.
Lady Jane Grey.
Sir Phillip Sidney.
Mistris Catherine Brettrerg.
John Lord Harrinton.
Phillip Lord Morney.
Master John Bruen.