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The triumphs of Gods revenge against the crying and execrable sinne of (willfull and premeditated) murther VVith his miraculous discoveries, and severe punishments thereof. In thirtie severall tragicall histories (digested into sixe bookes) committed in divers countries beyond the seas, never published, or imprinted in any other language. Histories which containe great varietie of mournfull and memorable accidents ... With a table of all the severall letters and challenges, contained in the whole sixe bookes. Written by Iohn Reynolds.

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The triumphs of Gods revenge against the crying and execrable sinne of (willfull and premeditated) murther VVith his miraculous discoveries, and severe punishments thereof. In thirtie severall tragicall histories (digested into sixe bookes) committed in divers countries beyond the seas, never published, or imprinted in any other language. Histories which containe great varietie of mournfull and memorable accidents ... With a table of all the severall letters and challenges, contained in the whole sixe bookes. Written by Iohn Reynolds.
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Reynolds, John, fl. 1621-1650.
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London :: Printed [by Augustine Mathewes and John Haviland] for VVilliam Lee; and are to bee sold at his shop in Fleetstreet, at the signe of the Turkes Head, over against Fetter Lane,
1635.
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"The triumphs of Gods revenge against the crying and execrable sinne of (willfull and premeditated) murther VVith his miraculous discoveries, and severe punishments thereof. In thirtie severall tragicall histories (digested into sixe bookes) committed in divers countries beyond the seas, never published, or imprinted in any other language. Histories which containe great varietie of mournfull and memorable accidents ... With a table of all the severall letters and challenges, contained in the whole sixe bookes. Written by Iohn Reynolds." In the digital collection Early English Books Online. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A10668.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed June 8, 2025.

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A TABLE Of all the Letters (and Challenges) contayned in these whole Sixe BOOKES; With the Pages where to finde them.

BOOK. I.
  • MErmanda to Betanford. Pag. 6
  • Betanford to Mermanda. Pag. 7
  • Grand Pre to Betanford. A Challenge. Pag. 8
  • De Malleray to Grand Pre. A Challenge. Pag. 12
  • Christeneta to Pisani. Pag. 19
  • Pisani to Christeneta. ibid.
  • Christeneta to Pisani. Pag. 20
  • Pisani to Christeneta. ibid.
  • Gasparino to Pisani. A Challenge. Pag. 23
  • Iosselina to Mortaigne. Pag. 34
  • Iosselina to Calintha. Pag. 35
  • Calintha to Iosselina. Pag. 36
  • Alsemero to Beatrice-Ioana. Pag. 50
  • Beatrice-Ioana to Alsemero. Pag. 51
  • Alsemero to Beatrice-Ioana. Pag. 51
  • Beatrice-Ioana to Alsemero. Pag. 52
  • Tomaso to Alonso Piracquo. Pag. 53
  • Tomaso Piracquo to Alsemero. A Chal. Pag. 59
BOOK. II.
  • Sypontus to Victoryna. Pag. 91
  • Sypontus to Victoryna. Pag. 93
  • Victoryna to Sypontus. Pag. 95
  • Sypontus to Victoryna. Pag. 96
  • Antonio to Berinthia. Pag. 109
  • Berinthia to Antonio. Pag. 110
  • Antonio to Berinthia. Pag. 111
  • Berinthia to Antonio. Pag. 114
  • Antonio to Berinthia. ibid.
  • Vilarezo to Sebastiano. Pag. 118
  • Sebastiano to Antonio. A Challenge. Pag. 119
  • Poligny to Laurieta. Pag. 133
  • Laurieta to Poligny. ibid.
  • Bellvile to Poligny. A Challenge. Pag. 134
  • La Palaisiere to Poligny. Pag. 136
  • Poligny to La Palaisiere. ibid.
  • Bellvile to Laurieta. Pag. 140
  • Laurieta to Bellvile. ibid.
  • Perina to Castelnovo. Pag. 156
  • Castelnovo to Perina. Pag. 157
  • Perina to Castelnovo. Pag. 158
  • Castelnovo to Perina. Pag. 158
  • Castelnovo to his Son Castelnovo. Pag. 160
  • Brellati to Be•…•…tolini. A Challenge. Pag. 171
  • Sturio to Paulina. Pag. 174
  • Paulina to Sturio Pag. 175
  • Sturio to Bertolini. A Challenge. Pag. 176
BOOK. III.
  • Vaumartin to De Salez. A Challenge. Pag. 197
  • De Salez to Vaumartin. Pag. 197
  • Vaumartin to De Salez. Pag. 198
  • Argentier to De Salez. Pag. 201
  • Baretano to Clara. Pag. 220
  • •…•…lara to Baretano. ibid.
  • Baretano to Clara. 2•…•…Pag. 1
  • •…•…lara to Baretano. ibid.
  • Leonardo to Albemare. Pag. 231
  • La Vasselay to De Bremay. Pag. 249
  • De Bremay to La Vasselay. Pag. 250
  • La Vasselay to De Merson. Pag. 252
  • De Merson to La Vasselay. ibid.
  • La Vasselay to De Merson. Pag. 253
  • De Merson to La Vasselay. ibid.
  • Carpi to Fidelia. Pag. 265
  • Fidelia to Carpi. Pag. 266
  • Carpi to Fidelia. Pag. 268
  • Alcasero to Carpi. A Challenge. Pag. 270
BOOK. IV.
  • Don Iuan to Idiaques. Pag. 310
  • Don Iuan to Marsillia. Pag. 310
  • Idiaques to Don Iuan. Pag. 311
  • Marsillia to Don Iuan. Pag. 312
  • Don Iuan to Marsillia. Pag. 313
  • De Perez to Don Iuan. A Challenge. Pag. 314

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  • Don Iuan to De Perez. Pag. 315
  • La Precoverte to Harcourt. Pag. 333
  • La Precoverte to Masserina. Pag. 334
  • Harcourt to La Precoverte. Pag. 335
  • Masserina to La Precoverte. ibid.
  • Borlary to Planeze. A Challenge. Pag. 354
  • Planeze to Borlary. Pag. 356
  • Borlary to Fellisanna. Pag. 359
  • Fellisanna to Borlary. Pag. 360
  • Borlary to Fellisanna. Pag. 361
  • Planeze to Borlary. A Challenge. Pag. 363
  • Castruchio to Borlary, Pag. 370
  • Blancheville to Beaumarais. Pag. 377
  • Champigny to Beaumarais. A Chal. Pag. 379
  • Beaumarais to Champigny. Pag. 380
  • Fermia to Moron. Pag. 399
  • Fermia to Moron. Pag. 404
  • Moron to Fermia. ibid.
  • Fermia to Moron. Pag. 408
  • Moron to Fermia. ibid.
BOOK. V.
  • Babtistyna and Amarantha to Streni. Page 429
  • Babtistyna and Amarantha to Iaquinta. ibid.
  • Streni to Babtistyna and Amarantha. Page 430
  • Iaquinta to Babtistyna and Amarantha. Page 431
  • Amarantha to Streni. Page 436
  • Amarantha to Baptistyna. ibid.
  • Catharina to Delrio. Page 455
  • Martino to Delrio. Page 456
  • Delrio to Catharina. Page 457
  • Delrio to Martino. ibid.
  • Delrio to Cecilliana. Page 458
  • Cecilliana to Delrio. Page 459
  • Father Thomas to Cecilliana. Page 469
  • Cassino to Sophia. Page 474
  • Sophia to Cassino. Page 475
  • Sophia to Cassino. Page 476
  • Cassino to Sophia. Page 479
  • Cassino to Sophia. ibid.
  • La Pratiere to Valfontaine. Page 492
  • Valfoutaine to La Pratiere. Page 493
  • La Pratiere to Valfontaine. Page 448
  • Valfontaine to La Pratiere. ibid.
  • Quatbrisson to Valfontaine. Page 449
  • Salyna to Vasti. Page 516
  • Vasti to Salyna. Page 520
  • Salyna to Vasti. ibid.

Here, although there be 235 num∣bers different, and omitted in the Pages, yet the Reader is prayed to proceed on according as he futurely findes them marked and observed.

BOOK. VI.
  • Imperia to Morosini. Pag. 345
  • Morosini to Imperia. Pag. 346
  • Imperia to Morosini. Pag. 349
  • Morosini to Imperia. Pag. 351
  • Bondino to Palmerius. Pag. 360
  • De Laurier to Du Pont. Pag. 377
  • Hippolito to Roderigo. Pag. 392
  • Roderigo to Hippolito. Pag. 393
  • Cervantella to Roderigo. Pag. 395
  • Dominica to Roderigo. ibid.
  • Roderigo to Cervantella. Pag. 396
  • Roderigo to Dominica. ibid.
  • Cervantella to Roderigo. Pag. 398
  • Sanctifiore to Ursina. Pag. 411
  • Ursina to Sanctifiore ibid.
  • Sanctifiore to Ursina. ibid.
  • Ursina to Sanctifiore. Pag. 412
  • Ursina to Sanctifiore. Pag. 419
  • Placedo to Ursina. Pag. 424
  • Bellinda to Palura. Pag. 446
  • Palura to Bellinda. Pag. 447
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