AccountWilliam Allen, Martyr.
ExaminationThe Martyrdome of Roger Coo of Melforde in Suffolke, Shereman, first examined before the Byshop of Norwich,…
Account¶Thomas Cobbe of Hauerhill, butcher, Martyr.
Account*The Martyrdome of George Catmer, Robert Streater, Anthony Burward, George Brodbridge, and Iames Tutty.
Account¶Thomas Hayward and Iohn Goreway, Martyrs.
Account¶The persecution and story of M. Robert Glouer Gentleman, and of Iohn Glouer his brother, in the Dioces of…
6 sectionsAccount¶The Martyrdome of William Wolsey, and Robert Pygot Paynter.
1 letterAccount¶Doctor Nicholas Ridley and M. Hugh Latimer, both Byshops, Preachers, and Martyrs of Christ, with theyr…
20 sectionsLettersLetters of M. Latimer.
9 lettersAccountThe order and maner of the examination of Doctour Ridley, and mayster Latimer, had the xxx. day of…
12 sectionsAccountThe death and end of Stephen Gardiner Byshop of Winchester.
9 sectionsAccount*William Wiseman.
Account¶Iames Gore.
Account❧The processe and historie of M. Iohn Philpot, examined, condemned, and Martyred for the maintenance and…
39 sectionsAccount*Anno. 1556. ¶The Story of seuen Martyrs suffryng together at London for the lyke testimony of Christes…
13 sectionsAccount¶The Story of Mayster Bartlet Greene, Gentlemanne and Lawyer, Martyr.
13 sectionsAccountFiue other Martyrs in Caunterburie, foure women and one man, at two stakes and one fire, all together burned.
5 accountsAccount❧The life, state, and storie of the Reuerend Pastour and Prelate, Thomas Cranmer Archbishop of…
22 sectionsLetters❧ Letters of Doctor Tho. Cranmer Archbishop of Canterbury.
8 sectionsAccount¶Persecution in Suffolke, Agnes Potten, and Ioane Trunchfield, Martyrs.
Account*Persecution in the Dioces of Salisbury.
1 accountAccount¶A discourse of the death and Martyrdome of sixe other Martyrs suffering at London whose names here folow.
26 sectionsAccountThe death and Martyrdome of sixe constant professours of Christ, burned at Colchester, for the testimonie…
AccountHugh Lauerocke an olde lame man, Iohn Apprice a blinde man, Martyrs, burned at Stratford the Bowe.
AccountThree women the same time burned in Smithfielde, Katherine Hut, Elizabeth Thackuell, and Ioane Homes.
2 sectionsAccount¶Persecution in Suffolke.
3 sectionsAccount¶A story of one Gregory Crowe, meruailously preserued with hys new Testament vpon the Seas. May. 26.
Account¶Another like story of Gods prouidence, vpon three men deliuered vpon the Sea.
Account¶The death of William Slech in the Kinges Bench.
Account¶The story of foure men condemned at Lewys the 6. day of Iune.
Account¶The Martyrdome of Thomas Whood, and Thomas Milles.
Account¶Two dead in the Kyngs Bench.
Account¶A Merchauntes seruaunt burnt at Leycester.
Account❧ Thirteene Martyrs burned at Stratford the Bowe.
3 sectionsAccount¶The story of three Martyrs sufferyng at S. Edmondesbury.
8 sectionsAccount¶The death of Iohn Careles in the Kynges Benche.
20 sectionsAccountThe hystorie and Martyrdome of a learned and vertuous yonge man, called Iulins Palmer, sometime fellow of…
6 sectionsAccount¶A memorable storie of one Agnes Wardall in the Towne of Ipswich, pursued for the true fayth of Christes…
Account¶The trouble of Peter Moone and his Wife, and of other Godly Protestantes at Byshop Hoptons visitation in…
Account¶A tragicall, lamentable, and pitifull Hystory, full of most cruell and tyranicall Murther, done by the…
6 sectionsAccount¶Defence of this Garnesey story agaynst M. Harding.
9 sectionsAccount¶The Martirdome of Ioane Wast, a blynde woman in the Towne of Darbye.
1 articlesAccount*Edwarde Sharpe.
Account¶Foure suffered at Mayfield.
AccountThe martyrdome of Iohn Horne and a woman.
Account¶A pitifull storye concerning the vnmercifull handling of W. Dangerfield, and Ioane hys wife beyng in…
AccountA Shomaker suffering in Northamton.
Account¶Fiue famished in Caunterbury Castell, by the vnmercifull tyrannie of the Papistes about the beginning of…
1 letterAccountThe trouble and vexation of good people in the Diocesse of Lichfield.
Conclusion❧ The conclusion of this XI. Booke, with a briefe storie of Syr Iohn Cheeke. &c.
Book 12❧Heere beginneth the XII. Booke, containing the bloudye doings and persecutions of the aduersaries against…
AccountThe order and maner of the Cardinals visitation in Cambridge, with the condemning, taking vp, and burning…
AccountMaister Stokes Oration to Queene Maryes Visitors at Cambridge, An. 1557. Ian. 11.
Oration¶The Oration of D. Scot B. of Chester, before the condemnation of Bucer and Phagius.
AccountThe sentence of condemnation against M. Bucer, and Paulus Phagius.
2 sectionsAccount¶The effect of Doctor Pernes Sermon against M. Bucer.
Account¶The purpose of D. Watsons Sermon against Martin Bucer.
1 orationEpitaph¶The Epitaph or funerall verse of D. Redman, vpon the death of Mayster Bucer.
Account❧ The despightfull handling and madnesse of the papistes toward Peter Martyrs wife at Oxford, taken vp frō…
Account¶Here folow the articles set forth by Cardinall Poole, to be inquired in his ordinary visitation, within…
2 articlesAccount¶A History of tenne Martyrs condemned and burned within the Dioces of Caunterbury, for the testimony of…
Account¶A bloudy Commission geuen forth by King Philip and Queene Mary, to persecute the poore members of Christ.
Account❧ The apprehension of two and twenty prisoners sent vp together for Gods word, to London, from Colchester.
Account¶The Letter of the Commissary, called Iohn Kingston, written to Bishop Boner.
AccountAn Indenture made betweene the Lordes and the Iustices within specified, and Boners Commissary, concerning…
Account*A letter of B. Boner to Cardinall Poole.
1 letterAccountThe supper of the Lord.
Account*A letter or supplication of the prisoners to the Iudges.
Account¶The submission or confession of these aforesayd prisoners.
Account¶A story of fiue other godly Martyrs burned at one fire in Smithfield, the 12. daye of Aprill.
AccountAunsweres to the Articles.
Account¶Other articles obiected by Boner Bi. of London agaynst Tho. Loseby, Henry Ramsey, Thomas Thyrtell,…
Account¶Their aunsweres to the Articles before obiected.
AccountThree burned in Sainct Georges field in Southwarke.
Account¶The declaration of Steuen Gratwicke concerning his owne story and condemnation.
AccountSeuen godlye Martyrs, v. women and ij. men, burned at Maidstone for the word of truth, and professing of…
AccountThe examination of Edmund Alen.
AccountThe talke or reasoning betwene Sir Iohn Baker, Colins his chaplaine, and Edmund Allen.
AccountAn other storie of like crueltie, shewed vpon other 7. Martyrs burnt at Cant. 3. men and 4. women.
Account¶The order of the imprisonment and tragicall handling of Alice Benden, wife of Edw. Benden of the parish of…
AccountThe troubles and examinations of Mathew Plase.
ExaminationThe examination and answeres of Mathewe Plase Weauer, of the Parish of Stone in the Countie of Kent, before…
AccountThe hystorie of ten true godly Disciples, and Martyrs of Christ, burnt together in one fire at Lewes. An.…
8 sectionsAccount¶One Ambrose dyed in Maydstone prison.
AccountThe condemnation and Martyrdome of Richard Lush.
AccountA note of Iohn Hullier Minister and Martyr burned at Cambridge.
AccountA Note of Thomas Rede.
Account¶Simon Miller and Elizabeth Cooper burnt at Norwich.
Account¶Elizabeth Cooper Martyr.
Account¶The Martyrdome of x. faythfull and blessed Martyrs, fiue men and fiue women, burnt at Colchester, fiue in…
Account¶The maner of a Supplication to the Lord Darcy, and by him deliuered to Syr Iohn Kingstone Priest and…
1 letterLetter*A Letter sent to Boner Byshop of London, from Syr Thomas Tye Priest.
1 letterAccount¶First the Lordes faythfull prisoners in Mote Hall.
Account¶The Lordes faythfull prisoners in Colchester Castle.
Account¶Iohn Thurston dyed in Colchester Castle.
Account¶The story and death of George Eagles, otherwise termed Trudgeouer, a most paynefull trauayler in Christes…
Account¶The martirdome and examination of Richard Crashfield of Wymoundham, condemned to death for the testimonye…
Examination¶An other examination of Richard Crashfield.
Account¶One Fryer and a certayne godly woman burned at Rochester, who was the sister of George Eagles.
Account*The apprehension and death of Maistres Ioyce Lewes, the wife to Thomas Lewes, of Manceter, most constantly…
Account*The Martyrdome of Rafe Allerton, Iames Austo, Margery Awstoo, and Richard Roth burned at Islington.
ExaminationThe examination of Rafe Allerton at his seconde apprehension, appearing before the Bishop of London at…
1 letterLetterA letter wrytten by Rafe Allerton, vnto Agnes Smith, Widowe.
1 letterLetterA Letter wrytten by Rafe Allerton vnto Richard Roth, his fellowe Martyr.
1 letterExaminationIames Austoo and Margerie his wife
AccountRichard Roth.
LetterA letter wrytten by Rich. Roth, vnto certaine brethren and sisters in Christ, condemned at Colchester, and…
1 letterAccount¶Agnes Bongeor, and Margaret Thurston, two godly Christian women, burnt at Colchester for the sincere…
AccountThe copy of a certaine letter that he sent to comforte his Wyfe at such tyme as he lay in prison.
Account¶The Martyrdome and sufferyng of Cicelie Ormes, burnt at Norwich for the testimonie and witnesse of…
Account¶The trouble and disturbance among good men and women at Lichfield.
Account¶The Persecution and crueltie exercised by the Papistes in the Diocesse of Chichester.
Examination¶The examination of Thomas Spurdance one of Queene Maries seruaunts, before the Chauncellour of Norwich.
ExaminationAnother examination of Spurdance, before the Bishop in his house.
Account¶The story and Martyrdome of three constant witnesses of Christ.
5 sectionsAccount¶The death and Martyrdome of Iohn Rough Minister, and Margaret Mearing burned at London the 22. of December.
4 sectionsAccount¶Margaret Mearing Martyr.
Account¶The Suffering & cruell tormentes of Cutbert Symson, Deacon of the Christian Congregation in London, in…
Account¶A true report how I was vsed in the Tower of London, being sent thether by the Counsell the xiii. day of…
6 sectionsAccount¶The suffering and Martyrdome of William Nichole, put to death by the wicked hands of the papistes at…
AccountThe Martyrdome of William Seaman, Thomas Carman, and Thomas Hudson, put to death by the persecuting papists…
AccountThe persecution of mother Seman.
AccountThe persecution of mother Benet.
Account¶The Martyrdome of three constant and godly persons burnt at Colchester for the defence and testimony of…
AccountBy the king and Queene.
AccountThe order and occasion of taking certayn godly men and women praying together in the fieldes about…
AccountThe examination and condemnation of seuen godly and faythfull Martyrs of Christe, burnt in Smithfield.
5 sectionsAccountThe Martyrdome of vj. which suffered at Brainforde for the true testimonie of Iesus Christ.
4 sectionsAccountThe scourging of Thomas Hinshaw.
1 articlesAccountThe scourging of Iohn Milles by B. Boner.
AccountThe history and cruell handlyng of Richard Yeoman, D. Taylors Curate at Hadley, constantly sufferyng for…
Account¶The story of Iohn Alcocke.
Account¶Thomas Benbrige Gentleman and Martyr, wrongfully condemned and put to death by the cruell Papists, for the…
1 articlesAccountThe vniust execution and Martyrdome of foure burned at S. Edmunds Bury.
Account¶The Martyrdome of two godly persons sufferyng at Ipswich for the Gospell of Christ and his euerlastyng…
3 examinationsAccountThe Martyrdome of three which were burned at Bury, for the true testimony of Iesus Christ.
AccountThe trouble and Martyrdome of a godly poore woman which suffred at Exeter.
Account¶The Persecution and Martyrdome of three godly men burnt at Bristow, about the latter yeares of Queene…
Account¶Thomas Hale, Martyr.
AccountThomas Benion.
Account¶The Martyrdome of fiue constant Christians, which suffered the last of all other in the time of Queene Mary.
Account¶The story and condemnation of Iohn Hunt, and Richard White, ready to be burnt, but by the death of Queene…
1 examinationAccount*The Martyrdome of a young lad of eight yeares olde, scourged to death in Bishop Boners house in London.
AccountThe cruell handling and burning of Nicholas Burton Englishman and Marchaunt in Spayne.
Account¶The Martyrdome of an other Englishman in Spayne.
Account*Iohn Baker and Willam Burgate Martyrs.
Account¶Marke Burges and William Hoker Martyrs.
Account¶A chapter or treatise concerning such as were scourged and whipped by the Papistes in the true cause of…
7 sectionsAccount¶An other treatise of suche as being pursued in Queene Maries time, were in great daunger, & yet through…
AccountThe trouble and deliueraunce of William Liuing with his wife, and of Iohn Lithall, Ministers.
1 examinationAccountThe trouble and deliueraunce of Iohn Lithall.
AccountEdward Grew.
AccountWilliam Browne.
AccountElizabeth Young.
9 examinationsAccount¶Elizabeth Lawson.
Account¶Thomas Christenmasse and William Wattes.
Account¶Another escape of William Wats.
Account*Iohn Glouer of Manceter, Gentleman.
Account¶One Dabney.
Account¶Alexander Wimshurst.
Account¶Bosomes wyfe.
Account¶Lady Kneuet in Northfolke.
Account¶Iohn Dauis, of the age of twelue yeares and vnder.
Account¶Maistresse Roberts.
Account¶Maistresse Anne Lacie.
Account¶Crosmans wyfe.
AccountThe congregation at Stoke in Suffolke.
Account¶The Congregation in London.
Account*English men preserued at the taking of Calice.
Account¶Edward Benet.
Account¶Ieffrey Hurst brother in law to George Marsh the Martyr.
Account¶William Wood of Kent.
Account*The History of Simon Grinaeus collected out of Melancthons Commentaris vpon the x. Chapiter of Daniell.
Account❧Lady Katherine Duches of Suffolcke.
Account¶Thomas Horton Minister.
Account¶Thomas Sprat of Kent, Tanner
Account¶Iohn Cornet.
Account¶Thomas Bryce.
Account¶Gertrude Crockhey.
Account¶William Mauldon.
Account¶Robert Horneby.
Account¶Mistres Sandes.
Account*The storye of Thomas Rose yet liuing, a Preacher, of the age of lxxvi. yeares, in the towne of Luton, and…
5 sectionsAccount❧A briefe discourse concernyng the troubles and happy deliueraunce of the Reuerend Father in God, Doct.…
Account❧A Complaint against such as fauoured the Gospell in Ipswich, exhibited to Queene Maries Counsaile, sittyng…
AccountThe myraculous preseruation of Lady Elizabeth, nowe Queene of England, from extreme calamitie and danger of…
1 letterAccount❧A briefe declaration, shewing the vnprosperous successe of Queene Mary in persecuting Gods people, and how…
Account*The seuere punishment of God vpon the persecutours of his people and enemyes to his word, with such also…
Account¶The strange and fearefull death of the same Doctor Williams.
Account❧Foraine Examples.
Letter¶A Letter translated out of French into English, written to K. Henry the 2. French kyng.
Account¶The story and end of the french king.
Account¶The stroke of Gods hand vpon Henry .2. French king.
Account¶Of the Emperour Sigismundus.
Account¶A note of Christopher Parker.
Account*The story of one Drayner of Kent, commonly called Iustice Nyne hooles.
Account¶A Lamentable History of Iohn Whiteman, Shoomaker, who suffered most cruell tormentes at Ostend in…
Admonition¶Admonition to the Reader concerning the examples aboue mentioned.
Oration¶An Oration of Iohn Hales, to the Queenes Maiestie, and deliuered to her Maiestye by a certayne Noble man,…
Account❧The Conference or Disceptation had and begun at Westminster, the last of March, vpon certaine Questions or…
Testimony❧Testimonies of S. Ambrose, written vpon the 14. to the Corinth. the first epistle. Super illud qui enim…
2 sectionsTestimony❧Testimonies out of S. Hierome, vpon that place of Paule: Quomodo qui supplet locum idiotae, &c.
2 sectionsAccount*The order of the second dayes talke. ¶The Lord keeper of the great Seale, the Archbyshop of Yorke, the…
Appendix❧The Appendix of such Notes and Matters, as either haue bene in this History omitted or newly inserted.
Account*Concerning Iohn Frith, of his life and story this foloweth more to be added, and to be referred to the…
Account¶A note of William Plane.
AccountA note of Lady Iane.
Letters¶The copy of Queene Maries letters to the Duke of Northfolke.
1 treatiseAccount¶Probations out of the Fathers, Councels, and histories.
Account¶To recite the processe of histories and councels about the matter of Images, it woulde require a long…
Account¶A note of M. Ridley.
Account¶Another note of M. Ridley.
Account❧A Commission sent from the Pope, with the sentence diffinitiue to proceed against the reuerend Archb. of…
Ceremony❧The forme of disgrading an Archbishop.
2 ceremoniesAccount¶A Note concerning Doctor Cranmer in his disputation.
Letter¶An Epistle of Bishop Hooper in Latine sent to the conuocation house touching matters of Religion.
AccountA note of Bish. Farrer.
AccountThe trouble and examination of Thomas Hitton Martyr, with his examinations, answers, condemnation and…
AccountThe second appearance of Thomas Hitton before the said Archb. of Cant.
AccountThe third appearance of Tho. Hitton before the said Archb. of Cant.
AccountThe fourth appearance of Tho. Hitton before the said Archb. of Cant.
AccountThe fift appearance of Tho. Hitton before the said Archb. of Cant.
Account¶A note of a certayne good man troubled in Bulloyne the first yeare of king Edward the sixt for the Gospell.
Poem¶This was layed in Queene Maryes Closet vpon her deske agaynst her commyng vnto her prayers.
Account*The instruction of king Edward the sixt, geuen to Sir Anthony Seyntleger Knight of his priuie chamber…
Account¶A note of a Letter of one Iohn Meluyn Prisoner in Newgate.
Account¶A note concerning the trouble of Iulius Palmer, lately come to my handes.
1 letterAccountA note of Iulius Palmer.
Account¶A true Copy of the Confession of Patricke Patingham sent out of Newgate to certayn of his frends.
SermonA note of a certaine letter of Wil. Tymmes.
Sermon¶Another Sermon of M. Latimer concerning his playing at Cardes.
Account¶A note of William Gie.
Account¶A note of Michaels wyfe.
Account¶A note of Iohn Spycer.
Account¶A note of Mandrell.
Account¶A note of Elizabeth Pepper.
Account¶A note of one confessing Gods truth at the Gallowes.
Account¶A note of Gertrude Crokehay.
Account¶A note of William Woode.
AccountThe history of Iohn Alcocke.
Letter*The first Epistle of Iohn Alcocke.
Letter*The second Epistle of Iohn Alcock.
Sermon❧Geue glory to God.
Cautions¶Certayne Cautions of the Authour to the Reader, of thinges to be considered in reading this story.
Account*Notes omitted of them that were burnt at Bristowe.
Account*A note of Prestes wyfe of Exceter.
Account¶The martirdome of one Snel, burned about Richmond in Queene Maryes tyme, omitted in this history.
Account¶A story of one Laremouth, omitted in the body of the story.
Account¶A little short letter of William Hunter sent out of prison to his mother a little before hys martirdome,…
Oration¶The Oration in effecte of Sir Nicholas Bacon Knight, Lord Keeper of the great Seale of England spoken in…
1 letterAccount*A true report of the horrible, and merciles martyrdome of one Richard Atkins, an Englishe man, with…
Account*The cursed lyfe, and bloudy end of Doctor Story a cruell persecuter of Christ in hys members.
Account*A not… of Raphe Lurdane persecuter of George Eagles.
Account¶A briefe Note concerning the horrible Massaker in Fraunce. an. 1572.
Conclusion¶The Conclusion of the worke.
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