The estate of the Church with the discourse of times, from the apostles vntill this present: also of the liues of all the emperours, popes of Rome, and Turkes: as also of the Kings of Fraunce, England, Scotland, Spaine, Portugall, Denmarke, &c. With all the memorable accidents of their times. Translated out of French into English by Simon Patrike, Gentleman.

A Table of the principall things contained in this booke.

A.

• ABbey of S. Denis in France, builded by Dagobert. 190
• Absimarus Emperor. 206
• Abbreuiataries
  • created 465.
  • destroyed 487
• Acarius an heretike, murdred. 69
• Acephali heretikes. 82
• Acolites. 91
• Achaia and other Countries brought into Prouinces. 73
• Acchio D. of Millain from whose helme fell the serpent. 114
• Adamites heretikes in Bohemia. 81
• Adiaphores. 130
• Adrian the Emperour chaunged the name of Ierusalem. 34
• Adrian the 4. angry because the Emp. held his right stirrop 130
• Angry because hee placed his name before the Popes. 136
• He is choaked with a flie. 140
• Albertus Alasco. 145
• Aluaes tyrannie. 636
• His death. 641
• Amais banished Scotland. 643
• A Priest dieth for feare. 641
• A notable act of the Seignory of Venice. 653
• Antwerpe yeeldeth. 655
• Augusta. 659
• Augustus D. of Sax. dieth. 657
• A Fleet for Lisbon. 671
• A Iubiley. 677
• An act against the P. Bulls. 677
• Albertus made Generall. 692
• He winneth Callais. 693
• Articles concerning controuer∣sies in religion. 703
• Aemilian Emp. 65
• Ayme D. of Sauoy, became an hermit. 89
• Albarit Marquesse of Toscane, chaseth away the Sarrasins. 55
• Alban martyred. 49
• Appellation of the Masse. 141
• Albert first author of the Car∣mes. 106
• Adrian Pope a buggerer, yet worshipped as God. 36
• His death. Ibid.
• Aeli••s Pertinax. 45
• Alexander Seuerus Emp. 53
• Albigeois, or Albiois, opposing themselues against Transub∣stantiation are ouercome. 112
• Albinus first K. of Lombard is slaine. 67
• Alcoran of the Mahomatists. 190
• Alcibiades Martyr, of a scrupu∣lous life. 42
• Almaine followed the fashion of the Romane Masse. 94
• ...

• Almaine changed by ciuil war. 91
• Alexander Bishop. 13
• Alexander ordaineth new cere∣monies. 36
• Alexander martyred. 42
• Alex. Bishop of Ierusalem. 58
• Alex. 3. sent vnto the Souldā, the Image of the Emp. Barbarossa. 103
• He fled in his cookes attire. 109
• Hee treadeth vpon the necke of Fredericke Barbarossa. 117
• Alexander 5. poysoned. 122
• Alexander 6. poysoned. 129
• Ambrose beeing sicke, receiueth the Eucharist. 73
• Anacletus 28. Martyr. 29
• Auicetus Pope. 28. Martired. Ibid
• Antonius Pius Emp. 37
• Amurathes Emp. of the Turkes. 452
• Anastatius commandeth to wor∣ship a quaternitie. 145
• Anastatius the Emp. dieth with lightning 99
• Annates imposed vpō Frāce. 451
• Confirmed. 460
• Antichrist in his ful tiranny per∣secuteth the faithfull after the yeare, 130. according to Sybil∣la Erithred, and makes warre vpon himselfe. 153
• Anthonius & his cohaeritikes. 96
• Anthonius Bishop of Nicomedia Martyred. 73
• Anthropomorphits. 268
• Antinous. 36
• Antioche shaketh & trēbleth. 91
• Sinketh in an Earthquake. 100
• Taken by Boemundus the Nor∣man. 111
• Antiphones and the Introite of the Masse. 145
• Apollonius beheaded. 44
• Apostles gouerne Churches. 11
• False Apostles. Ibid.
• Apostles & their charge. 9
• A fabulous apparition of S. Mi∣chaell. 61
• Arabici heretikes. 19
• Arcadius and other martired by Genseric. 83
• Archilaus Herods successor. 31
• Archpriests and Cardinalls. 54
• Arrius & his adherents excom∣municated. 103 Could not bee revnited with A∣lexander. 105 Purgeth himselfe by oathes.
• Armacan publisheth conclusions against the Friars. 116
• Armenia againe receiueth the faith. 70
• Arnoldus de noua villa, a true and faithfull man. 399
• Arnold Brira opposeth himselfe against the Cleargie, vsurping the temporall sword. 329
• Arnulphus Bishop of Lyons slain. 322
• Arrius Antonius persecuteth the Christians. 33
• Articles of the doctrine of the Valdois. 339. Of the Bohe. Ibid.
• ...

• Artois erected vnto an Earldome or Countie 227
• Asia looseth 13. Townes by earth∣quake. 6
• Asia the lesse, hath flourishing Churches, 8. Persecuted. 49
• Attyla spoyseth Aquileia and all Italy. 153. Taketh Rome. 224 Besiegeth Orleance. 227. Is discomfited by Meronee. 244
• Aug. S. dieth. 151
• Athanasius. 109
• Aubriot accused of heresie, is cō∣demned to perpetual prison with bread and water. 128
• Augustines drawne from their Hermitages to preach in good Townes. 367
• Auignō the seat for the Romane Court. 394
• Auriflame the French standerd. 343
• Ausbourge deliuered from the Barbarians. 72
• Augustus Caesar. 1
• Aurelian Emp 64. His death. 70

B

• BAbilon hath a Church. 10
• Battaile of Lepante. 602
• Baiazeth 4 Emp. of the Turkes, slew his brother Soli∣man. 486
• Baia. is put in an Iron cage. 447
• Baiazeth giueth 200000. Du∣cats to Pope Alexander the 6. to poison Gemē his brother. 451
• Basilides heretikes. 26
• Bauier conquered 223
• Beda the Venerable 118
• Bellisarius makes Affrica tribu∣tary 123
• Beneuent giuen to the Pope 326
• Bennet the yonger cast into a for∣nace 190
• Berēgarius smothered the truth vnder certaine errours 294
• He speakes against himselfe. Ibid.
• Benet 1. Pope 176
• Beginning of leaden seales 200
• Baron 366
• Berillus heretike 33
• Barnard Monke poisoned H. the 7. 223
• Bishop and Priest all one. 14
• Bishops married. 68
• Bishop of Rome made vniuersall 92
• Bishoppe ought to bee conuinced by 12. witnesses before hee be condemned. 129
• Bishops make of a Councel a con∣uenticle and a monopoly 248
• Blasphemy new of the Popes keies 313
• Blondus the Historiographer. 300
• Boheme tamed by Charlemaine. 156
• Is erected into a kingdome. 302
• Brought into the obedience of O∣tho 307
• Bohemians communicate vnder both kindes 315
• Make no account of the Pope. ••19
• ...

• Withdraw from subiection. 334
• They propound 4. articles in the Councell of Basill. 351
• Boniface Pope. 116
• Boniface an English man, prea∣cheth in Frise and is there Mar∣tyred. 221
• Burgraues. 366
• Bruno the first Chartreux, with Hugh Bishoppe of Grenoble. 307
• Bulgaria made subiect to the Ro∣mane Church. 221
• Bull of gold. 249
• Bull of the Stigmates of S. Fran∣ces. 110
• Bullist and Friars minors doo striue for the gouernment of the Nuns. 226
• Burchardus compileth the aun∣tient Canons. 121
• Bells in vse. 30
• Bell tolls at noone-tide. 461

C

• CAligula afflicteth the Iewes. 6
• Calyphe the great, compa∣rable to the Pope. 366
• Hee dieth of famine in the midst of his great riches. 371
• Caluin. 579
• Charlemaine first called Tres∣christian. 226
• Canons obserued by the comman∣dement of Caelestine. 153
• Canonization of Saints. 346
• Cardinalls name now in vse. 282
• Cardinalls alone to weare redde hats. 468
• Cardinalls named as principalls of the Cleargie. 54
• Cardinalls exalted against here∣tikes. 58
• Carmes called the bretheren of the Virgin Mary. 378
• Carpocrates heretike. 35
• Carus Emperor died being stric∣ken with lightning. 62
• Cataphryges heretikes. 35
• Catechumenes. 101.43
• Cathares heretikes, called No∣uatians. 101
• Chapplers inuented. 362
• Cassimere. 627
• Carmelites. 341
• Conrade Emp. 263
• Celsus heretike. 35
• Caelestinus Pope. 150
• Cerdon a stoicke heretike. 38
• Ceremonies inuented. 52.180
• Cerinthus heretike. 40
• Caesar Valentine, Alex. the 6. his bastard. 482
• Chaldeans afflict the Iewes. 76
• Chanons regular or irregular in∣stituted. 307
• Calixtus Bishop of Rome. 52
• Carus Emp. 74
• Caius Emp. of Rome. 75
• Caracalla Emp. 51. slaine. 161
• Charles K. of Naples, sleyeth his sister Iane at the Popes instigati∣on. 397
• Chartreux order founded. 370
• ...

• Castle of S. Angeto builded.
• Chiliastes renued. 67
• Chorepiscopi particular Bishops. 91
• Christian libertie. 19
• Church of Antioche in great fame. 16
• Church in Babylon. 10
• In Affrike troubled by Genseri∣cus. 78
• Romaine declared principall. 111
• Church called Sancta Sanctorū builded. 63
• Churches flourishing in Asia the lesse, gouerned by the Apostles. 8
• Churches orientall communica∣ted but once a yeare. 227
• Churches orientall and occiden∣tall appeased. 244
• Church of Aquilegia reduced. 89
• Christians persecuted the first time by Nero. 19
• The second vnder Domitian. 27
• The third vnder Traian. 28
• The 4. vnder M. Aurelius. 40
• The 5. vnder Seuerus. 41
• The 6. vnder Iulius Max. 55
• The 7. vnder Decius. 58
• The 8. vnder Galius. 60
• The 9. vnder Aurelian. 70
• The 10. and most cruell, vnder Dioclesian. 76
• Christ exerciseth his ministerie, suffereth his passion. 6
• Cleargie, Clarkes, and their sig∣nification. 90
• The Cleargie augmented. 112
• Cleargie Romane vsurpeth the election of the Pope. 149
• The temporall sword. 201
• They wil haue no reformatiō 232
• Except from common collectors. 241
• Clarkes enioy immunities. 39
• That they ought to meddle with secular affaires. 160
• Clouis baptised and his Nobles. 108
• Collation of Benefices. 209
• Colledge of faire women. 194
• Comet seene three moneths to∣gether. 397
• Commodus strangled. 45
• Cōmunicants take the wine and bread in their hands. 238
• Councell at Ierusalem. 192
• Councells touching Easter. 162
• Clerus Bishop. 26
• Clement the first. 27
• Claudius Emp. 69
• Councells of Philadelphia. 56
• At Antioche. 68
• At Nice. 96
• Councels prouinciall euery yeare. 98
• Councell Affrican. 107
• Councell of Carthage. 109
• Ephesus. 112
• Of Chalcedon. 120
• Of Orleance 132
• At Tara in Spaine. 136
• ...

• Tolledo 141
• Constantinople 155
• Councell at Auuergne 161
• At Orleance 171
• At Lyons 177
• Paris 197
• Ciuill 200
• Tolledo 222
• Councells the foure generall to be kept as the Gospell 223
• Councell at Rome 128
• Councels cannot prescribe lawes to the Romane Church, but from thence hath her vertues and perfections 243
• Cornelius B. of Rome 60
• Councell at Reius 335
• At Tours. 33. Lateran 349
• Councell in France, against the K. thereof. 359
• Councell generall at Vienna. 371
• Councel National in Fracē. 430
• Councel general at Vienna. 444
• At Parpignan 445
• At Pise 459
• At Constance 460
• Cardinall Albert. 641
• Christian Churches of Constan∣tinople. 650
• Charles Borgia. 642
• Clement 8. Pope 679
• He maketh warre vpon Caesar Est 760
• Confession taken away by Necta∣rius 92
• Confession annicular instituted. 346
• ...

• Conon Pope 88
• Conrade 1. of that name Empe∣rour 250
• Conrade the second 261
• Conrade the third 272
• Conrade a Merchant of Milain, disposeth the Sect of the Fra∣triceilli 384
• Conrade the lawfull K. of Sici∣lia, beheaded by the Popes coun∣cell 409
• Consecration of water mingled with wine 98
• Constance sister of William King of Sicily a Nun, was dispended with for marrying 335
• Constātius Emp. an heretike. 226
• Constance pilleth Rome 161
• Constance Emp. abiureth his he∣resie. Ibid.
• Constance slaine at the Bathe, 20
• Comodus Emp. 44. His death. 45
• Count or Earle. 366
• Constantine the great, Emperor, desired to be baptised in Iordan. 83
• Hee caused a Tabernacle to bee carried in warre 87. He bur∣neth the libell of the Bishops. 92 By his humillitie he raiseth vp the pride of the Popes against his successors 31
• Constant. the 4. Emp. 198
• Constant the 5 Emp. 215. He commanded Images to be cast out of Churches.
• Constant 6. Emp. 222
• ...

• Constant. Pope, 2. of that name, hath his eyes put out 220
• Constant. Paleologne the last Em∣peror of Constantinople. 421. murdered at the taking therof.
• Costātinople builded in the midst of Byzantium 89 Is fired. 112. Is besieged 3. yeares of the Sarazins and A∣rabiās, recouered by the Gre∣cians, 211. Besieged of Baia∣zeth. 222. is taken.
• Cosroes K. of Persia destroyeth Syria. 185. He would abolish Christianitie. Ibid. He is ouer∣come by Heraclius.
• Coronation of Clement the fift troubled with the deathes of many. 2018
• Cresselius punished for his ambi∣tion 334
• Croisades take their beginning. 299
• Crueltie of Pope Pius the fourth. 300
• Cyrus reedifieth the Temple. 4
• Custome vpon wine and salte in France. 112
• Cyprian S. his death. 64

D

• DAgobert instituted a Col∣ledge of faire women. 194
• Damasus 2. of that name Pope. 2••5
• Denmarke with his K. conuerted to the faith 121
• Danes and Normans do returne into France. 156
• Darfosa martyred. 89
• Darius Histaspes endeth the Temple 12
• Dauphin sold to the K. of Fr. 129
• Decadence and fall of the Pope. 259
• Decretalls frō whence forged. 60
• Decretalls examined 61
• Decretalls gathered together by Raymond the Monke. 352
• Decretalls attributed to Lucius. 71
• Degrees Ecclesiasticall 59
• Denis Bishop of Alexandria, & his death 119
• Denis B. of Rome and his De∣cretalls 68
• Denis a Romane Abbot, made the great paschall Cicle. 173
• Denis the woman of great Con∣stantine, martyred 116
• Deus Dedit or Dorithe Pope. 186
• Deacon and his signification. 14
• Didier last K. of Lombards. 221
• Dydius Iulius Emp. 45
• Dydinus a blind man, a famous Regent in the Schoole of A∣lexandria 244
• Digna a noble matron in Aqui∣lea, cast her selfe headlong in∣to the water 153
• Dioclesian caused his feet to bee kissed. 76
• Dioclesia. & Max. depose them∣selues of the Empire. 78
• ...

• D. Saunders. 642
• Duke Alanson. 640
• His death. 645
• Duke of Guise slaine. 666
• Death of the L. Russell. 658
• Death of the Q. of Scots. 659
• Dissention in religion. 682
• Duke of Parma dieth. 680
• Death of Sixtus the 5. 674
• D. de Maine. 676
• Death of Ch. Burbon. 673
• D. of Neuers. 685
• Dissention amongst the Prote∣stant Princes. 627
• Death of Amurathe. 690
• D. Lopez executed. 688
• Dioclesian dyeth in a rage. 79
• Diuision of the kingdome of Iu∣dea. 3
• Diuorce permitted for the long sicknesse of a woman. 257
• Doctrine Euangelicall receiued at Ʋalence in Dauphine. 177
• Domitian Emperour. 26
• Domitian slaine. 37
• Domitius Nero. 28
• Donation of Constantine. 89.405
• Death of the Duke of Guise. 577
• Decius Emperour. 58
• His death. 59
• Diaconesses. 92
• Deodatus Pope. 199

E

• EAster ordained on the Son∣day. 39
• To be celebrated in one day in all places. Ibid.
• Ebion an heretike. 18
• Edmond the last King of the Ea∣sterne English men, slaine by the Danes. 271
• Edward the 3. King of England elected Emperour. 411
• Election of the Pope giuen to Charlemaine. 253
• Giuen to the people and Cleargy of Rome. 256
• Vsurped by them the Ro. people. 271
• To the Popes Elders. 5
• Election of the Emperours giuen to the Germaine Nation. 277
• Emperour kisseth the Popes feet. 219
• Empire Westerne endeth. 153
• Empire Romane decayeth. 141.187
• Empire of Constantinople trans∣ferred into France. 218
• Empire diuided betwixt two Em∣perours. 79
• Empire of the West diuided. 262
• Empire in discord. 303
• England first keepeth the Lent fast. 194
• Euensong of Sicily. 362
• Estate of France. 619.623
• Estates of the lowe Countries. 620
• Estates of Almaine. 692
• Euangelists which. 14
• Euaristus martyred. 74
• ...

• Eucharist called oblation 37
• Giuen into the hand of the recei∣uer. 91. carried to such as were nigh dead. 80. A booke tou∣ching the Eucharist generally receiued 245
• Elutherius Bishop of Lyons, and his dreames 78
• Eugenia daughter of Phillip king of Alexandria martyred 76
• Eutalius Priest, cause of the 4. Schisme 137
• Euaristus B. 30. Martyred. Ibid.
• Elutherius Pope 43
• Eutichian K. of Rome. 71
• Eutychians and Arrians reiected from Constantinople 79
• Exarches in Italy 176
• Exarches cease in Italy. 211. Is giuen to the Pope 218. & as∣ked againe by Constantine.
• Excommunication conuerted in∣to abuse 257
• Excommunication written with Inke mingled with wine in the Challice. 239. For temporall goods 329
• Exorcists 91
• Eusebius Bish. of R. 18
• Euerguacenes 143

F

• FAbian Bishop and his election miraculous 56 Martyred with his wife Darfosa Ibid.
• Fable of the Stigmates of S. Frances. 389
• Fausta maintaineth her husband Costantine in superstition. 100
• Faelix Bishop and his Decretalls and martyrdome 82
• Faelix Bishop of Rauenna hath his eyes put out 202
• Faelix and Elephandus condem∣ned for heresie, which they re∣pent 226
• Faelix 5. renounceth the Pope∣dome 480
• Ferrara vsurped by the Ʋeneti∣ans 110
• Feasts denounced to the people. 93
• Feasts of all Saints instituted. 112
• Feasts of the Sacrament called Feste Dieu 121. Confirmed. 149
• Fastings 139
• Feast of the speare and nailes.
• Feast of the transingration.
• Feast of dedication 716
• Festus gouerneth Iudea 19
• Flagellers or whippers 117
• Flaunders made a Countie. 290
• Flower-delyce of France. 426
• Forbidding to eate flesh annathe∣nized 235
• Florentines buy their libertie.
• Florentines interdicted 440
• Absolued by Vrban the 6. 446
• Florian brother of Tacitus. 70
  • Ʋsurped the Empire, and is slaine Ibid.
• Florus mooued the Iewes to war. 18
• Fraunce followeth the fashion of the Romane Masse 207
• ...

• France diuided into certain king∣domes 197
• France agreeth in their Eccle∣siasticall singing with the Ro∣manes 256
• Frances Dandalus D. of Ʋenice 425
• Frances Curiario Ʋicar of the Empire, taken of the Venetians and slaine in prison 452
• S. Frances canonized 383
• Frances Petrarke 420
• Fratricelli condemned and perse∣cuted 384
• Fredegunda sleyeth Chrisperic. 203
• Fredegunda flaine in the Church Ibid.
• Frederic Barbarossa goeth into Italy 329
• Hee is excommunicated of A∣lexander the third. 344
• Felix Bishop of Rome 71
• Formosus Pope 258
• Ferdinand. 1. 554
• Frederic Barbarossa is surprised by the Souldan, and set at li∣bertie 273
• Troden vnder foote by Alexan∣der the third 348
• Frederick the 2. declared an ene∣mie to the Church 389
• He is constrained to lead an Ar∣mie into Siria 390
• Frederick the 2. excommunica∣ted and depriued of his Empire by Innocent the 4. 393
• Frederick 2. being angred at the Pope, made many notable per∣sons die 363
• Frederick D. of Austrich behea∣ded at Naples, with others. 399
• Frederick Count of Misne, elec∣ted Emperour 441
• Frederick D. of Brunswic elec∣ted Emp. slaine by the Count de Waldec 317
• Frisons receiue the faith 266
• Frodesque Saluiat Archbishop of Pise, hanged 479
• Fulco succeeded Baudwin in the Kingdome of Hierusalem. 363
• Fuscus ouercome by Derpains. 300
• Fulbert Bishop of Chartres, made Stirps Iesse 322

G

• GAmma inuented 284
• Galeaze Duke of Millaine 456
• Galerius Max. eaten with wormes 80
• Gallien Emperour 72
• Gallus Emp. he and Vclutian are slaine Ibid.
• Ganclon betrayeth the Peeres of France 257
• Gantier Diuelot slaine in the Church 78
• Gautlier d' Annoy an adulterer, scorched and hanged 430
• Geneua and Orleance founded by Aurelian,
• ...

• Geneua ordaines a Duke 80
• Geneuiefue the Parisians Dia∣na. 179
• Gregorian Calender 642
• Refused 647
• Gregory 13. Pope dieth 651
• Gregory the 14. 677
• Gerard Brazut Hildebrands in∣struments to kill Popes 537
• Gibelins set vp 357
• Gnostiques 35
• Godfrey of Bullen king of Ieru∣lem 353
• Gratian perswades 3. Popes. 19. to depose themselues. 306
• Greekes graunt Purgatory, and the Pope to be primate of the Church 427
• Gregory one of the foure Doctors of the Church 206
• Gregory calleth himselfe the ser∣uant of seruants 79. And will not iudge an vniuersall Bi∣shop Ibid.
• Gregory celebrateth the Supper in the vulgar tongue Ibid.
• Gregory the 2. Pope, opposeth himselfe against the ordinance to burne Images 190
• Gregory the fourth accepted not the Popedome vnlesse the Em∣perour allowed the election. 221
• Gregory Alias Hildedrand de∣fended Symonie and single life. 345
• Gregory the seuēth cast the Host into the fire Ibid.
• Gregory the 7. a liuely picture of Antichrist
• Gregory the 7. after his death tormented in hell, doth great myracles 340
• Guelphes the Popes fautors, and Gibelins the Emperours. 390
• Guilbert Archbishop of Rauenna taken vp againe 16. yeares af∣ter buriall 256
• Guido Aretine the first inuen∣tor of the Gamma & the notes 284
• Guillaine Pion Duke of Aqui∣taine, founder of the first Mo∣nasterie of the order of Augu∣stine Friars 219
• Guillian Orseure shewed that the Pope is Antichrist 227
• Guillaine Count de Holland cho∣sen Emperour against Frede∣rick the second. 257. Is slaine. Ibid.
• Guiniard Bishop of Nantes mar∣tyred 294
• Guisards audition 300
• Guy de Lusingam last king of Ie∣rusalem. 357
• Gaule began to be called France. 188
• Gordian Emperour 56
• Grashoppers out of the bottome∣lesse pit 461
• Guns inuented. 432

H

• HAalon K. of the Tartari∣ans, ouercommeth the Per∣sians 177
• Helchesites heretikes 25
• Henry the 8. Emperour, inuen∣ted the combat of tournies. 65
• H. the 3. vpon his marriage day draue away all Morris-play∣ers, and such like 284
• H. the 4. Emperour, sheweth a deiection of heart vnworthy an Emperour 130
• H. 4 poysoned by his sonne, vn∣buried by the space of 5. years. 315
• H. the 5. resigneth the inuesti∣tures to the Pope 334
• H. Lātgraue of Thuring, elected Emperour, dieth 361
• H. the 6. will needs bee crowned at Rome 349
• H. the 7 poysoned in an Host. 357
• H. the 1. K. of England, depri∣ued of his right by an Arch∣bishop 223
• Henry Carperell Prouost of Pa∣ris, a false Iudge, condemned. 422
• Heliogabalus Emp. 51
• Hilary 1. Pope 157
• Herculian Bishop of Peruse hath his head sawne.
• Heresie of Ebion. 29. Nicholaits. 29. Menander. 29. Basi∣lides. 35. Saturnine. 35. Cerinthus. 40. Valentine. 35 Marcian and Montanus. 35 Carpocrates Gnastici. 35. Cer∣din. 38. Cataphryges. 42. A∣palles. 42. Talianus. 142. Fratricelli. 420. Seuerians. 43 Theodorus. 57. Proclus and Berillus. 62. Noetus and Sa∣bellius. 64. Of the Manichees. 71. Arrius. 95. Pelagius. 82. Acephales. 84. A quaternitie 47. Of many Monkes. 22. Of Iohn Bishop of Constanti∣nople. 302. Athenians and o∣thers. 89. Prifallian. 30.12. Monothelites. 214. Of Con∣stantius. 363. Of Paul the suc∣cessor of Pyrrhus. 249. Of Pe∣ter the successor of Patriarch. 223. Constant. by him abiu∣red. 229. Of Machoris Bishop of Antioche, Monothelite. 215
• Heresie of a Councell 309
• Heresie pernitious of Transub∣stantiation 359
• Herman of Saxe elected Empe∣rour 257
• Herod stirreth persecutiō. 2. And dieth by a horrible iudgement Ibid.
• Herod Antipas beheaded Iohn. 4
• Herod Tetrarch banished to Ly∣ons 6
• Herodes Agrippa beheaded

• Iames. 9. His death 15
• Herodias wife of Phillip He∣rodes 4
• Houres Canonicall sung by note. 357
• Hildebrand causeth eight Popes to die 427
• Hildericke king of the Vandales, restoreth the Catholickes. 461
• Hirene assembleth a Councell at Nice. 222. Causeth her sonnes eyes to be put out 223
• Holland erected into a Countie. 259
• Homousis and Essence 99
• Hungarie and Boheme become one kindome 371
• Honorius King of the Ʋandales persecuteth the Christians, and dieth of vermine 472
• Hospitalls 164
• Hospitall of the holy Ghost buil∣ded at Rome. 474
• Hospitaliers called the knights of S. Iohn of Porsale 321
• H. K. of Nauarre. 643
• Heluetians 658
• Huguenots 667
• H. the 3. K. of France 669
• H. 4. King of France crowned. 686
• He is absolued of the Pope. 691
• Hussites do reiect all humane tra∣ditions. 221. Are assaulted by Sigismond Emperour and the Pope. 691
• Hypona besieged by the Vandales 346

I

• IAcobius founded vpon Pope Honorius his dreame. 351
• Iacobius of Berne. 494
• Idolatrie finds the Pope a defen∣der thereof 209
• Idolatry of them of Gaunt. 228
• Idolatrie of Chaplets 362
• Iohn Baptist preacheth 4
• Iohn Apostle and Euangelist dy∣eth 27
• Iohn of Antioche heretike and a Iew, compiled the Alicoran. 190
• Iohn king of England subiected his Crowne to the Pope. 227
• Ignatius cast to beasts 31
• Innocent the first 146
• Iohn the 1. Pope. 167.2.169
• Iohn surnamed Teutonicus, op∣poseth himself against the Popes demaunding of tenthes in Al∣maine. 421
• Iohn Duke of Britaine slain with a wall 262
• Iohn 22. an heretike 392
• Iohn de Roquetaillade martyred. 421
• Iohn Colunban and Frances Vin∣cent the first Iesuites 417
• Iohn Wickliffe 443
• Iohn Gerson 443
• Iohn Hus commendeth the doc∣trine of Wickliffe to the people. 426
• ...

• Iohn Hus and Hierome of Prage go to the Councel and are bur∣ned. 442. Their death. Ibid.
• Iohn 24. saluted of an Owle, is much troubled. 440. Hee fly∣eth from the Councell of Con∣stance.
• Iohn Paleoleauge Emp. of Con∣stantinople 400
• Iohn Guttenberge inuentor of Printing 455
• Iohn Pusters Called Gurman, and Peter Sheffert sell their prin∣ting Ibid.
• Iohn Huniades escapes from the battaile. 372. Dyeth. Ibid.
• Iohn Iustinian of Geneua behea∣ded 391
• Iohn an English man burnt. 479
• Iohn Fissers author of the repen∣tants order 364
• Iohn Picus Prince of Miradula. 297
• Iohan of Orleance a maide, burnt 448
• Ierome died 149
• Ierome Sauanaroll burned. 229
• Iulius Max. Emperor slaine. 54
• Iust. of faith 147
• Iulius Philipp. Emperour. 57
• Ierusalem diuided into 2. Sects. 4 Is in sedition. 6. Left of the Christians, is besieged. 22. Hor∣rible famine 23
• Ierusalem taken 23
• Ierusalem changeth the name. 34
• Ierusalem taken by Cosroes king of the Persians 121
• Ierusalem taken by the Maho∣metists 282
• Ierusalem taken by the Christi∣ans 299
• Ierusalem raced euē to the foun∣dations 92
• Images broken. 57. Taken out of Churches. 29. Restored Ibid. Taken away and burnt, forbid∣den to honor them vpon paine of death. 54. Throwne downe by Sabin K. of Bulgaria. Ibid.
• Images and paintings abolished in Churches 223
• Images set vp by Hyren. 223. Im∣pugned by Charlemaine. Ibid.
• Imbert Dauphin of Viēna, makes himselfe a Iacobin 426
• Indians brought to the Romane Church, promise to keepe the Sacrament of confirmatiō. 439
• Indulgences do penetrate euen to such as are in purgatory. 498
• Inuention to pray for the dead. 122
• Inuestatures agreed to Henry, reuoked 239
• Inuestatures resigned to Pope Ca∣lixtus 25
• Ionathes high Priest, slaine by Ioseph 49
• Ioseph the Historiographer. 26
• Iouinian a Christian Emper. 122
• Iesuites originall 417
• Ireneus is slaine 50
• ...

• Isaach Exarch ratifieth the elec∣tion of Stephen 123
• Italy and Burgoine subiected to Arnulphe 100
• Italy the sea of seditions. 224
• Italy in great factions 427
• Italy gouerned by three Cardi∣nalls, hauing the power of Se∣nators 361
• Italy afflicted by the Turkes. 373
• Iubile first 299
• Iubile remitted to fiftie yeares. 412
• Celebrated at Rome Ibid.
• Iubile of 25. yeares, to 25 yeares.
• Iubile celebrated by Alexander the 6. 371
• Iohn de Austria 623
• Iohannes Basilides 649
• Iames king of Scots besieged and taken 660
• Innocent. 9. 678
• His death Ibid.
• Irish rebellion 630
• Iewes and Leonards punished for poysoning waters 406
• Iewes crucifie a Christian chude. 466
• Iulian Medices slaine in hearing Masse 396
• Iustin Emperour 166
• Iustin the Pelagian dieth out of his wits 225
• Iustinian seduced by Antsenius to depart from his error. Ibid.
• Iustinian compileth the Romane lawes. 171 Dieth of phrenzie
• Iustinian Emperor breaketh his faith giuen to the Sarasins. 222 Sent inta exile. Ibid. Kisseth the Popes feet. 230. His head is cut off.
• Iul.an Emp. 100. His death. 122

K

• KIngdome
  • of Cyprus. 473.
  • Of Aragon made a pray by the Pope.
• King of Bulgaria dooth receiue the faith 251
• King of the Romans Emp. diuers names, but of one substance. 460
• King. Phillip. 2. 635
• King of Nauarre excommuni∣cated 657
• King Phillip displeased with the Pope▪ 670 He dieth. 708
• King of Er•• excōmunicated. 668
• King of France conuerted. 683

L

• LAntgraues 366
• Lambert Bishop of Liege rebuketh Pepin for adul∣tery 274
• Lewis 184
• Laudo Pope 264
• Lansrancus the first author of Transubstantiation 285
• Laurence Deacon of Rome suffe∣reth Martyrdome. 68
• Laurentius Ʋalla 245
• Laurence de Medices excom∣municated 333
• Legends of Saints forged 182
• Leger Bishop martyred. 320
• ...

• Leo Emperour burneth Images. 257
• Leo Emp. of Constantinople slain in his Pallace 343
• Leontius and Tiberius Emperors beheaded 376
• Letanies the great instituted. 154
• Leuites 5
• Libertie to preach the Gospell in France 215
• Liberius the Arrian canonized. 256
• Lombards raigned in Italy. 262
• Lombards haue the Empire con∣uerted to the faith. 279
• They occupie the Exarchate. Li∣nus. 20. His death. 25
• Libraries 95
• Licinius Emperour 81
• Longin Gracian the first Exarch in Italy 176
• Lotharius dieth a Monke. 277
• Lewis Debonaire giueth power to the Romane Cleargie to elect the Pope 345
• Lewis sonne of king Phillip first, came to Artois 301
• Lewis S. marketh blasphemers with an hotte Iron 299
• Lewis Emperour declared here∣tike by the Pope 297
• Crowned by 2. Senators of Rome Ibid.
• Giueth a reason of his faith. 390
• Lewis Archbishop brake his neck in a daunce 154
• Lewis Duke of Orleance murde∣red at Paris 453
• Leo the 10. Pope 153
• Lucian the Apostate 30
• Lucius king of England receiued the faith 44
• Lucius B. of Rome martired. 564
• Lucrece daughter, wife & daugh¦ter in law to the Pope 484
• Luitprandus king of Lombards, besiegeth Rome 297
• Leopold D. of Austriche takes the King of England prisoner. 322
• Lupus Bishop of Troy approueth Letanies 167
• Luquois entreateth the libertie of their common-wealth. 312
• Liuonia or Lisland conuerted to the faith 362
• Lēt attributed to Telesephorus. 35
• First Lent in England 194
• Lotharius Emperour 233
• Liberius Emperour 113
• Luther. 106. Excommunicated 504
• Lewis Beltram Friar 671

M

• MAhomet an Arabian a false Prophet. 189. Ado∣red after his death. 221
• Mahomets Alcaron 190
• His Paradise lawes and ceremo∣nies Ibid.
• Mahomet and the Pope confer∣red together 192
• Mahometists take Ierusalem. 282
• ...

• Maister of the Synagogue. 52
• Mancinellus 486
• Manes heretike, broiled aliue. 99
• Manichees books burnt at Ro. 27
• Manicheus againe condemned, are cast out of Rome 151
• Mantell episcopall 253
• Marke preacheth in Egypt. 15
• Marke the Euangelist dyeth. 19
• Marcelline offereth a graine of incense to Idolls 203
• Marcian heretike 40
• Marcion heretike 38
• Margarite Queene of Nauarre condemned to perpetual prison for fornication 375
• Marriage publike 30
• Mariage forbidden to Priests. 91
• Mary the mother of our Lord dyeth 15
• Martian Emperor slaine. 149
• Martine Empresse, hath her tongue cut out 216
• Marcell Bishop of Rome 78
• Massacre in France 606
• Marcus Bishop of Rome 108
• Martirs suffer diuers tormēts. 58
• Martir the word when vsed. 89
• Martirs of the Pope differ from them of the Church 315
• Martyrain builded in Ierusa∣lem 89
• Maxentius drowned in Tyber 82
• Maximian chooseth his owne death 83
• Maximilla and Prisca Prophe∣tess•••• 219
• Maximin hath his hand and tongue cut off 200
• Matild the harlot of Gregory the 7. is called S. Peters daugh∣ter. 305. Shee giueth all her goods to the Pope 319
• Marquesse 366
• Maurus the Romane, and Fau∣stus the Italian, teach the Mo∣nasticall life. 175
• Malcontents 629
• Maximilian dyeth 622
• Moluchs death. 632
• Mulei Mahamet drowned. 632
• Monsieurs voyage into Flaun∣ders 632
• Mariade lauisitatione 666
• Max. taken prisoner 666
• M. Cauendish voyage 661
• Marcus Bragadinus 675
• Mauricius beheaded with his wife and children 182
• Macrin Emperour 56
• Menāder Disciple of Symō Ma∣gus 14
• Max. Emperour 483
• Mendicant Friars 384
• Messe the word, how it was vsed. 87. His Introite. 150. Aug∣mented. 163. Called the Gre∣gorian office. 167. Inuention of the word. 181. Song after the Romane manner. 112. Cele∣brated in Latin. Ibid. Augmen∣ted with Gloria in excelsis. 220
• Metropolitanes and Archbishops 90
• ...

• Michael Emperour of Constan∣tinople 213
• Millaine taken, made subiect to the Empire, reuoulteth. 35. Af∣ter a siege of 7. years, is sacked. 564. Reedified and called A∣lexandria 365
• Ministers 14
• Myracles lying 200
• Myracles & apparitians forged. 322
• Mytre of the Pope 468
• Monkery planted 192
• Monkes heretikes, banished from Rome 181
• Monkes blacke priuiledged 185
• Monkes of three sorts 124
• Monkes may not carry to bap∣tize 182
• Monkes may not bee kept in Mo∣nasteries against their wills. 218
• Monkes rents 226
• Monkes voluptuous. 242. Com∣maunded to marry.
• Monkes of England haue by gift the 10. part of the kingdōe. 265
• Monkes priuiledges 143
• Monkes, Venetians, and of the Mount Oliue 437
• Monasteries founded 146
• Montanus and his heresie. 17
• Moses brother of Calapine. 451
• Marcus Aurelius 40
• Meldriades king of R. 84

N

• NAples conquered by Charls the 8. 443
• The disease of Naples 436
• Nero persecuteth the Christians and killeth himselfe 21
• Nicasius Bishop of Rhemes slaine 178
• Nicholaites 314
• Nichomedia the seat for the Ea∣sterne Emperours 287
• Names of dignities 252
• Nunnes and inuention of theyr habits 337
• Nunnes dispensed with to marry. 344
• Normanes receiue the faith. 290
• Norway receiueth the faith. Ibid
• Hath a priuiledge to sing Masse without wine Ibid.
• Notaries and Protonotaries. 54
• Nerua Emperour 27
• Nicholas 1. Pope 241

O

• OBseruation of daies. 154. Of betters Ibid.
• Ocham and Dantes held for heretikes 428
• Office of a king 83
• Office of a subiect Ibid.
• Office of a Bishop 91
• Office of Priests 93
• Office of Deacons 95
• Olympus Bishoppe of Carthage, suddenly burnt 89
• Order of the holy Ghost 632
• Ouids Tombe
• Orange receiueth the Gospell. 125
• Orange sacked 227
• ...

• Orchanes 2. Emperour of the Turkes 409
• Ordinance of Bigamies 166
• Of orders 167
• Of extreame vnction 174
• Of protections 185
• To say Masse toward the East. 187
• To celebrate prayers of Baptisme and the Supper with an high voyce. 188. Of the feast of Candlemas. Ibid. Of punishing heretikes. 20. Of the 7. Cano∣nical houres. Ibid. Commemo∣ratiō of the dead at Masse. Ibi.
• Of Lent not vniuersall. 213. To sing the Creed on high. 205. Of offering bread and wine. Ibid. Of lamps burning in Churches. 184. Aultar coucred with cleane cloathes. Ibid. That the Corporall should be kept clean. Ibid. That a Bigant should not be made Priest. 290. Of the ex∣altatiō of the holy Crosse. 287. Of the signe of the Crosse. Ibid. Of burial out of Churches. 223. Of Organs. 231. Of supplications against thunder. Ibid. Of bea∣ring children to baptisme. 274. To kisse the Pix or Masse. 275. That Popes should bee made with consent of the Emper. 28 That Clarkes should bring vp no dogges nor haukes. That a lay man should not lay hands vpon a Clarke 292
• Ordinances humane made equall with the word of God. 3018.
• Ordinance of Pope Vrban 2. 331
• Ordinances execrable 318
• The order of Clugny 256
• Of the Carmes. 399. Of Willi∣am Hermit. Ibid Of the Trini∣tie. 362 Off the bretheren of the hospitall. Ibid. Of the Iaco∣bins confirmed. 372. Of the Caelestines. 391. Of the Paw∣lines in England 400
• Order of the Iesuites 406
• Foure new orders of such as were crossed. 318
• Orobite heretikes in Bohe. 463
• Organs first in vse in France. 221
• Origines. 54. His fall, his end. 64
• Ostragoths made warre with Be∣lizarius. 185
• Otho the first 267
• Otho the second 274
• Otho the third. 300. He causeth his wife and the Adulterer to be burned. 318. He is poyso∣ned 321
• Otho the 4. excommunicated of the Pope 365
• Othoman the first, Emperour of the Turkes, by litle and litle v∣surpeth vpon Europe. 388.

P

• PAganisme 216
• Pallace of Auignon burnt. 209
• Paleologue Emperour. 399. He is excommunicated. Ibid.
• ...

• Palladium carried to Constanti∣nople 103
• Pantheon builded 27
• Pantheon burnt 26
• Pantheon dedicated to the Virgin Mary, and to all Saints. 459
• The Papaltie returneth to Rome 437
• It decayeth. 444. It was voyd 2. yeares 447
• Pope ratified by the Exarche. 224 He is elected without the Em∣rours authoritie. 235. Conse∣crated with a new ceremonie. Ibid.
• Pope defender of Idolatrie. 232
• The King of France holdeth his bridle 224
• Pope authorized of the diuel, be∣stoweth the kingdomes of the world 224
• Pope condemned by a Pope. 220 Goeth on Procession on foot. 212 Abuseth the Emperour. 226. Cause of schisme, in the Em∣pire. 233. Transgresseth his owne lawes. Is called God. 236 Deposed and againe restored. 266. Entereth by diuellish Art. 221. Slaine in adulterie. 300 Disgraded and after banished. 310. He studieth Necroman∣cie. 399. Appeared after his death. 301. A Symoniake. 312 Chosen by corruption. 317. Is an Apostate Ibid.
• Pope elected at Rome, an other at Senes. 319. Recouereth S. Peters Patrimonie by Armes. Ibid Called Prince of Sodome, seruant of the seruants of God 179. He is shewed to be Anti∣christ. 138. He will be iudged of no man. 290. Hee may bee deposed by the Councell. 293
• Popes imitators of Doiclesian. 296
• Excommunicated. 298. Rise a∣gainst Emperours. 301. Doo crowne Emperours, sell pub∣like benefices. 317. Chaunge their names: prooued by the shame fast parts 277
• Popes schismatikes ane Simoni∣niakes 326
• Three Popes at once. Ibid. Make warre with one another. Ex∣communicate one an other. 327
• Papists runne to false myracles. 243
• Papinianus slaine 57
• Paternus Monke, burnt in his Cloyster for the vow of obedi∣ence. 323
• Poulian Pope 54
• Probus Emperour 70
• Paschal 1. Pope 250.
• Patricke Bishop of Soissons. 302
• Giueth the Countrey thereof to the Church of Rome Ibid.
• Patrician 226
• Paul his parents, and place of his birth 8
• Paul conuerted. 9. Led to Fe∣lix.

• ... 18. Sent to Rome Ibid.
• Paul Samosatenian. 68. Con∣demned by the Councell of An∣tioche Ibid.
• Paul heretike 98
• Paul Patriarhe condemned. 114
• Parma created Duke 628
• Prince of Orange shot. 640
• Hee is slaine 645
• Poland troubled 666
• Patriarch of Constantinople. 65
• Prince of Sax. prisoner. 653
• Prince of Conde poysoned. 665
• Priests reconciled 672
• Peter Barrier 683
• Peace betweene Fr. and Spaine.
• Phillip the 3 king of Spaine. 708
• Pentecost 83
• Palatines 386
• Persecution vnder Herod. 2
• Persecution in Flaunders 371
• Persecutions at Paris. 457
• Petrarke 420
• Peterpence 238
• Peter Lombard 327
• Petrus Comestor 327
• Petrus Bercoris Ibid.
• Phillip preacheth in Samaria 89
• Phillip Bishop of Alexandria martyred with his daughter. 66
• Peter whether he were at Rome. 14
• Peter in bonds past thereof. 9
• Peter de Bailard heretike Pela∣gian 79
• Peter de Ruere spent in 2. yeares 200000. Skutes
• Pilate cyted to Rome 10
• Peregrin a Philosopher, cast himselfe into the fire. 42
• Pilgrimages began 111
• Printing 455
• Pelagius. 147
• Phillip de Anioy, the Queene of Nauarres adulterer, broyled aliue 34
• Phillip Emperour a Monothe∣lite 357
• Pientia builded by Pius second. 200
• Platina writeth the Popes liues. 141
• He is imprisoned Ibid.
• Pluralitie of benefices began. 291
• Polycarpus 40
• Polycarpus burnt 41
• Pomeriana receiueth the faith. 322
• Porphyrius 53
• Pragmatike sanction. 453. Abro∣gated 495
• Priest and his signification. 14
• Priests communicate vnder both kindes 231
• Priests cannot communicate a∣lone 243
• Priests of Greece might marry. 195
• Priests rents 217
• Priests married in France about 900. yeares after the Apostles. 219
• Priests married in England, are condemned. 271
• ...

• Prayers of the Church 92
• Prayers for the dead 213
• Primacie of the Church establi∣shed by an homicide & a tray∣tor 185
• Pius the first 39
• Priuiledge of the Temple. 17
• Priuiledge of the Roman Church 124
• Probus bringeth Germanie into a Prouince 121
• Prophets and their interpretati∣on 14
• Purgatory inuented 239
• Pyrrhus Patriarke, dieth shame∣fully
• Penitentiaries. 408

Q

• QVadratus gouernour of Sy∣ria. 201
• Quadratus Bishop of A∣thence Ibid.
• Quatorrian heretikes 47
• S. Quintin in Vermendois foun∣ded 245
• Quintilianus 21
• Quintilius brother of Claudius the Emperour 69

R

• RAbbi Maisters 14
• Rastrix D. of Cleue, hath his eyes put out 290
• Reliquaries sold and giuen to the poore 227
• Red hattes 468
• Relickes inuented by Sathan. 131
• Repertory morall 433
• Reseruation of benefices 414
• Rodolph. 2. Emperour 622
• Reformed Church of Antwerpe. 629
• Riga 683
• Rodoaldus K. of Lombardie slain in adulterie 198
• Rome set on fire by Nero. 19. Gi∣uen to Syluester by Constan∣tine. 82. Taken againe by Gen∣seric. 144. Taken of the Hu∣nes. 161. Of the Gothes the second time 172
• Rome and Italy returne from the obedience of the Emperour Leo 191
• Rodolphus a child, martyred by the Iewes 209
• Reconciliation. 45

S

• SAcrament of the Aultar. 287
• Saints liues are forged. 182
• Saladin killeth the Caliph. 203
• Occupieth Ierusalem Ibid.
• Salike law 283
• Saladins 343
• Salue Regina 282
• Singing receiued into the Church 140
• Sapor king of the Persians 56
• Siluester Bishop of Rome 88
• Scanderbeg, Seuerus Pertinax. 46
• The house of Sauoy made a Coū∣tie 100
• Schisme for the Feast of Easter 223
• ...

• Schisme in the Papaltie. 208 232
• Schisme in the Empire. 400
• Serena Empresse Martyr. 77
• Sergius Pope 205
• Seruians killeth Amurathes.
• Sigismond Emperour 439
• Simon Magus. 14. Simoniakes. 13
• Scotland receiueth the Gospell. 163
• Scotland allied with France. 252
• Schoole of Caesaria 121. Ethnike of Laodicea 130
• Schooles of two sorts 95
• Seuertists 154
• Stephen stoned. 8
• Spaine followeth the manner of the Romane Masse 301
• Stephen K. of Bosne rosted aliue.
• Smyrna destroyed by an Earth∣quake 385
• Swisses called defenders of the Romane libertie 416
• Sinagogue hath his maister. 73
• Sebastian King of Portugall. 625. His death 631
• S. Martin Frobisher 626
• S. W. Raleigh 647
• S. R. Greenfield Ibid.
• S. H. Gilbert 646
• Seueniaries banished 651
• Spanisp Nauie 664
• S. F. Drake 665
• Sixtus the fift 652
• S. Ph. Sidneys death. 619
• Sigismond King of Poland. 685
• Sinode twise in the yeare 29
• Of Bishops at Rome. 440
• Touching Images, Soter Pope. 41
• Stephen king of Rome 61

T

• TAcitus Emperour 70
• Taborites heretikes.
• Tancredus 123
• Tartars 94
• Talianus heretike 99
• Titus 25
• Temple of Ierusalem ended. 2
• Burned. 4. Templers beganne. 307
• Templers abolished 396
• Tertullian reuoulteth 47
• Theodorus Pope 260
• Theodocius Emperour 130
• Theologie scholasticall 201
• Theophilus 41
• Tymothe Martyr 22
• Thomas Stukeley 630
• Tumult at Cracouia 677
• Treasure of the Popes 672
• The Church troubled 695
• Turkes ouerthrowne. 682. 688
• Transubstantiation inuented. 275 Is forged 285. Decreed. Practised by Gregory the se∣uenth, and is made the 10 Ar∣ticle of the faith. 345. Honou∣red with a feast 361
• Tyber ouerfloweth 309
• Tyrannie of the Duke of Guise.
• Tyberius 3
• Traian Emperour 28
• Telesephorus Bishop of Rome. 35.

V

• VAlentine heretike 438
• Ʋalerian taken, and his mi∣serie 63
• Venice is builded 149
• Ʋenetians haue a Duke 297
• Ʋictorinus a Rhetorician. 109
• Vrban 7.674. His death. 675
• Valence Emperour 125
• Valentinian Emperour 124
• Ʋigills obserued 86. 133
• Ʋincent the Historian 127
• Vlpianus Ibid.
• Vniuersitie erected at Paris. 223 At Pauie. 292. At Prage 415 At Ʋienna. 420. At Lipsia. 423. At Thuring 500
• Vnction forged by Popes. 48.816 406
• Victorian martyred 159
• Vandales take end in Affrike. 152. Come into Maurita∣nia. 169. Are excōmunicated.
• Vespasian 20
• Vicegothes conuerted 170
• Ʋrban Bishop of Rome 53
• Ʋictor Bishop of Rome 45
• Virgin what 248
• Victor. 2. 290
• Vigillius Pope 171
• Ʋitalian Pope 198

W

• WArres proclaimed a∣gainst Spain 691
• Waldois 339
• Wencelaus Emperour 42
• Willielmes hermites 341
• White Mantles 450

X

• XIxtus Bishop of Rome. 67
• Xeques Mulei his sonne, turned Christian. 679

Z

• ZAcharie Pope 215
• Zenon Isaurike Emp. 158
• Zephirim B. of Rome. 50
• Zimglius 56
• Zuric. 505.

FINIS.