A treatise of religion & learning and of religious and learned men consisting of six books, the two first treating of religion & learning, the four last of religious or learned men in an alphabetical order ... / by Edward Leigh ...

AN ALPHABETICAL TABLE.

A

• ABarbinel, p. 105
  • His name is written se∣veral wayes. The best Jewish Expositor, and the time when he flou∣rished. 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 S^t 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 se∣cond, 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

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• 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 lear∣nedly 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 Divi∣nity, 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 Arithme∣tique, 41
• Thomas Allen a learned man, 113
• Peter de Alliaco a Romish Cardinal, a fa∣mous Mathematician and Divine. ibid.
• All-Souls-Colledge in Oxford, 97
• Alphonsus King of Arragon a great A∣stronomer 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 Di∣vine, 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 Philoso∣pher, ibid.
• Amphilochius, when he flourished, ibid.
• Anacreon a famous French Poet, ibid
• Annals, what they are, and how they dif∣fer 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.
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• Marcus Antonius de Dominis, 116
• Marcus Antonius of Genua, ibid.
• Alex. Aphrodisaeus, one of the first Inter∣preters 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 He∣reticks, 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 tran∣slated 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, ele∣gant, 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 stu∣dy 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 Mathe∣matician 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 Do∣ctrine of Grace and Free-will, ibid.
  • When he lived, ibid.
• Aristotle born at Stagira, Plato's Schol∣ler, Alexanders Master, a great Phi∣losopher, 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 Ar∣machani, 229
• Jacobus Arminius a learned man and of a strict life: 120
• Arnobius a great Rhetorician, Lactanti∣us his Master, 121
  • When he lived, ibid.
• Arnoldus de Villa-Nova a learned Spani∣ard, 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 Eli∣zabeth, 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

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  • 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 Phy∣sician. 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, Pa∣pists, Brownists and Socinians. ibid.
  • His Books De Doctrina Christiana, and De civitate Dei commended, but his Com∣ment 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 Eng∣lishman, ibid.
• Jodocus Badius Ascensius a learned Philo∣sopher, Physician and Poet. ibid.
• Paul Bain a judicious Divine. 125
• Roger Bain a learned Englishman, Pro∣fessour 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 Ar∣tist and Linguist, 126
• John Bale one of the first English Prote∣stant Preachers in the time of King Hen∣ry the 8^th. 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 re∣storers 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 Geogra∣pher. ib.
• Antonius Benivenius, 133
• Paulus Benius. 133
• Berengarius a learned Frenchman, the first that was counted an heretick for de∣nying 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.

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  • 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 Mathe∣matician, 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 Di¦vine, 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 3^d 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 Le∣cturer 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 Di∣vine, 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
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• 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 Ed¦ward the 3^d. 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 learn∣ed men, 152
• Melchior Canus a learned and ingenious Spaniard, 152, 153
• Jerom Capivacceus or Capivaccu a fa∣mous 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 5^th and 9^th 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 wo∣man, 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 Pa∣pist, 158
• Aurelius Cornelius Celsus a learned Phy∣sician, the Latine Hippocrates, 158
• Conradus Celtes the first of the Germans who was adorned with a Poetical Law∣rel, 158
• Centuries Ecclesiasticall commended, 159
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• Jacobus Ceratinus, 159
• Ludovicus de la Cerda a learned and in∣dustrious man, 159
• Antonius Rodolphus Cevallerius and Pe∣trus Cevallerius, both Frenchmen and great Hebricians, 159
• Demetrius Chalcondylas a diligent Gram∣marian, 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 fa∣mous 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, kil∣led 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, Em∣presse of the East, 167
• Complute, 89
• Compestella, 89
• Confessions divers, 169
• Conformities, a Book so styled, 169, 170
• Confusion of Languages a great judge∣ment, 54
• Constantine the Great, and Robert Con∣stantine, 170
• Gaspar Contarenus, 170
• Ant. Contius, 170
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• Adam Contzen, 170
• Sir Edward Cook, 170
• Robert Cook. 171
• Copenhagen, 74, 75
• Nicolaus Copernicus a great Mathemati∣cian, 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
• D^r 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 Law∣yer, 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 Mar∣tyr, 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-Di∣vinity 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 Law∣yer, 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 Exposi∣tor, ib.
• Didymus Coecus an excellent Mathemati∣cian, ib.
• Ludovicus de Dieu a learned French Di∣vine, well skilled in the Oriental Lan∣guages, 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 Hi∣storian, 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 Bi∣shop, ib.
• Andrew Downs the Kings Professour of Greek in Cambridge. 183
• Sir Francis Drake the first that sailed a∣bout 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 Je∣suite. 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 Hebri∣cian, 186
• England suffered most shamelesse ser∣vitude 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 Cy∣prus 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 Bi∣shop, 190, 191
• Petrus Espinacus Archbishop of Lions. 191
• William Estius a learned and modest Do∣ctor 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 Gram∣marian. 193

F

• IAcobus Faber Stapulensis a very learn∣ed man. 193
• Petrus Faber. 193
  • Buchanans Epigramme of him. 194
• Nic. Faber Master to Lewis the 13^th 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 Mini∣ster 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
• D^r Featly. 195
• Minutius Felix an eloquent Father. 195
• Lucius Fenestella a famous Historian not the Author of the Book De Magi∣stratibus & Sacerdotio Romanorum. 196
• Dudlie Fenner a learned Divine. 196
• Joannes Fernelius a learned French man, Physician to Henry the 2^d King of France. 196
• Ferrara. 78
• Fulgentius Ferrandus. 201
• Arnoldus Ferronus. 196
• Jo. Ferus a famous German Preacher, 196
• Jacobus Fevardentius a furious Francis∣can. 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 He∣brew 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 Philo∣sopher. 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 know∣ledge 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
• D^r 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 fa∣mous 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 ob∣scure, 206
• Gelasius primus Papa. ibid.
• ...Sigism. Gelenius. ibid.
• Aulus Gellius, when he lived, and whe∣ther he should be written so or Agellius ibid.
  • Taxed by Ludovicus Vives, but defen∣ded 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 onely 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 commend∣ed. 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 Mathe∣matician. 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 judici∣ous 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
• D^r 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
• D^r 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 Philo∣sopher and Physician. 213
• Gratius an ancient Latine Poet contem∣porary with Virgil and Ovid. 213
• ...John Graves, ibid.
• Lady Jane Gray, both learned and religi∣ous. 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 Bellar∣mine. 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 Lin∣guist. ibid.
• Francis Guicchardine a famous Historian. ibid.
  • Paschasius his Verses of him. ibid.
• ...Melchior Guilandinus. ibid.
• Johannes Guinterius Andernacus a learn∣ed Physician, ibid.
• ...Gyldas. ibid
• Lilius Gregorius Gyraldus. 217

H

• D^r HAckwell. 217
• Theodoricus Hackspanius. 217
• D^r 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 an∣cient 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 ma∣ny 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 Hi∣storian,

• 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 metho∣dically 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 Law∣yer, 224
• Homer. Seven Cities contended about his birth. His Iliades and Odysses com∣mended, 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 Presi∣dent in the Councell of Trent, ibid.
• Rod. Hospinianus, ibid.
• Michael Hosp••talius, ibid.
• Bishop Howson, ibid.
• Roger de Hoveden a famous Histo∣rian, 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 lear∣ned 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 Ex∣positor, 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 them∣selves, 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 suf¦fered, 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 com∣mended, 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 Ger∣many, 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 law∣fully 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 mentio∣ned, 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 Cam∣bridge, 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 School∣men. ib.
  • Why sirnamed Master of the sentences ibid.
  • Commended, ib.
• Dionysius Longinus a great Rhetorician, ib.
• Christ. Longomantanus a great Mathema∣tician. 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 Eng∣land, 250
• Titus Lucretius, ib.
• Ludovicus Romanus, ib.
• Raym Lullius, ib.
• Martin Luther, ibid
  • What Verse Melancthon seeing his pi∣cture 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 Scri∣pture. ib.
  • The Papists saying of him, ib.

M

• NIcholas Machiavell a great Histo∣rian, 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 re∣ligion, 25
  • Whether he may tolerate many Reli∣gions 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 judici∣ous Expositor on the four Evangelists, 253
  • He was wronged by those that pub∣lished his Works after his death, ibid m.
• Gulielmùs Malm••sburiensis a famous Hi∣storiographer, 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 dis∣covers the vices of the Church of Rome, ibid.
• Samuel Maresius a learned French Di∣vine, 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 Mathematici∣an 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 Mes∣siah, 12
• Metaphysicks, 45, 46
• D. Methodius a Christian Poet and Mar∣tyr, 263
• John Meursius commended, ib.
• Millan, 78
• Minutius Foelix, 263
• Jo. Picus Mirandula commended, 263, 264
  • His Epitaph, 263
• John Francis Picus Mirandula his Ne∣phew, 264
• Modena, 80
• Leo Modena a Jew now living, 264
• Michael Maestlinus, 264
• Joannes Molanus, ibid.
• Carolus Molinaeus a learned French Law∣yer, 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 faithful∣nesse in the King of Spains Bible, ib.
• Michael Montanus famous for his Essays ibid.
• Ant. Montecatinus an exquisite Aristote∣lian, 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 lear∣ned Hebrician and Mathematician, 267
  • When he was born, ib.
  • Commended, ib. m.
• Marcus Antonius Muretus a very elo∣quent and diligent Writer, 267
  • Commended, ibid.
• Musaeus, when he lived, ibid.
• Wolfangus Musculus a judicious and so∣lid 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 Nazian∣zen, 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 Mathemati∣cian, 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 Zuin∣glius, ibid.
  • Commended, ibid.
• ...Oecumenius, ibid.
• Ogilvy a Scotch Poet, ib.
• ...Caspar Olevian, ib.
• Olmuts, 88
• Onkelos the Author of the Chaldee Me∣taphrase of the Pentateuch, 274
  • When he lived, ib. m.
• Onuphrius Panvinius commended, 274
• Joannes Oporinus a famous Printer at Ba∣sil, 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 Mathe∣maticks 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 Cosmogra∣pher, 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 Paniga∣rola, ib.
• Anton. Panormita, ib.
• Abbas Panormitanus, ib. & 280
• Henricus Pantaleon, 280
• Paph••utius famous in Ecclesiastical Hi∣story, 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 elo∣quence, ib.
• Franciscus Patricius Venetus, ib.
• C. Velleius Paterculus an elegant Histo∣rian, 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 Pa∣dua, ib.
• Father Paul of Venice, a wise and lear∣ned 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 Gassen∣dus, 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 Mathemati∣cian, ibid.
• Conradus Pellicanus a learned Germane Divine, a great Linguist, ibid.
• William Pemble a learned and pious Eng∣lish 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 Di∣vine, 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 French∣man, 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 Wri∣ters 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 orna∣ment of Italy, commended, ibid.
• Pindar one of the chief Lyrick Poets, ibid.
  • Commended, ibid.
• Pineda, 291
• Joannes Vincentius Pinellus a learned Ita∣lian, skilled in many Languages, ib.
  • How he adorned his house, ib.
• John Piscator an excellent Scripture-Di∣vine, 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 wis∣dom, 293
  • Whence he had his name, ib.
• Plautus, where born, ib.
• C. Plinius the Uncle, and Plinius secun∣dus 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 Gram∣mer, ib.
• Odeschalcus Praetorius, ib.
  • A Verse upon him. ib.
• Regnerus Praedinius. ib.
• Hieronymus Pragensis when burnt at Constance. 299
• Prague. 87
• D^r John Preston. 299
• D^r Prideaux. ib.
• Sylvester de Prierie. ib.
• Gilbert and David Primrose. ib.
• Printing an usefull Art, by whom in∣vented, 53, 54
  • ...

• ...
  • Famous Printers. 54
• Priscianus a famous Grammarian, 299
• Proclus had a great memory, ib.
  • A great Mathematician and Philoso∣pher, ib.
• Procopius Gazaeus. ib.
• Propertius singular in Elegies, 300
  • Verses of him, ib.
• Prosper of Aquitane. ib.
• Protestants, why called Lollards in Eng∣land, 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 Profes∣sor of Hebrew and Chaldee at Paris. 302
• Quintilian commended. 302

R

• RAbanus Maurus, when he lived, 303
  • Commended, ib.
• Franciscus Rabelaesus a witty, but Athe∣istical French Physician, ibid.
• Jacobus Ranardus a great Lawyer, ibid.
• Georgius Ragusius commended, ib.
• D^r 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 A∣rabia, 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 Re∣conciled with the Papists, 24, 25
• Reformation of the Church of Rome ne∣cessary, 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 as∣serted, 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 Ger∣many, 305
  • When he lived, ib.
  • He found out the tenth sphere, and its diurnal motion, ibid.
• Jacobus Reihingius, 305
• Erasmus Reinholdus a famous Astrono∣mer, 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 Reli∣gion, ibid.
• Of the chief false Religions, 5. to 17
• Of the Reformed Religion, 17, 18, 19
• ...

• The Papists use both violent and fraudu∣lent means to propagate their Religion, 16, 17
• Reliques, the worshipping of them con∣demned, 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 Physi∣cian, 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.
• D^r 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 Eng∣land, 92
• Gaspar and Andrew Schoppius, 319
• Scotland, 53
• D^r Sclater, 321
• Learned men of Scotland, and its Uni∣versities, 103, 104
• Cornel. Schonaeus a Poet of most elegant wit, 319
• And. Schottus a learned and candid Je∣suite, 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.
• D^r 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 Je∣suite, 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 Soci∣nus, 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 Hei∣delberg, 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 Philoso∣phers, 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 An∣nals, ibid.
• Tadaus or Thadaeus, 336
• Andomarus Talaeus Professor of elo∣quence at Paris, 336
• Talmud, what it is, the Babylonian, and that of Jerusalem, ib.
  • The two parts of it Mischna and Ge∣mara, 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 pi∣ous man, ib.
• Joh. Taulerus, ib.
• Francis Taylor and D^r 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 cen∣sured, 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 faith∣full 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 incon∣stant, ibid.
• Andreas Tiraquellus commended, ibid.
  • Hath illustrated Alexander ab A∣lexandro 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 commend∣ed, 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 Di∣vine, 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 Philoso∣phy 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 Cos∣mographer 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 Mi∣nister, 346
• Valladolis. 89
• Valerius Maximus good for Themes, 347
  • Verses of him, ib.
• Laurentius Valla commended and censu∣red, 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 Ma∣thematician, 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 elo∣quent man. 354
• ...Antonius Viperan••u. ibid
• Petrus Viretus an eloquent French Divine 354
• Virgilius a Bishop in Bavaria condemn∣ed 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 interpre∣tation. 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 8^th Pope a good Poet. 358
• Fulvius Vrsinus a most learned Anti∣quary. ib.
• Zachary Vrsin a learned and solid Di∣vine, 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 com∣mended, 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 He∣brician. ibid.
• Antonius Walaeus an orthodox solid Di∣vine. ibid.
• Waldenses not the Albigenses. ibid
  • Famous for three things. ibid.
  • Their first original. ibid. & 361
• D^r Wallis. 361
• ...Nic. Waltherus. ibid.
• Samuel Ward and D^r Ward. ibid.
• Sir James Ware. ib.
• Gasper Waserus a learned Linguist. ib.
• D^r 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 wo∣man. 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 Pro∣fessor in Cambridge. ib.
• D^r William Whitaker highly commended ib.
• Jeremy Whitaker. 364
• D. John White and Thomas White. ibid
• Archbishop Whitgift. 364
  • His Uncles Speech of the Popish Reli∣gion. ib.
  • He wrote his Notes in Latine before he preacht them. ib.
• John Wicliff a most incomparable School∣man. 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 Testa∣ment 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 sustain∣ed 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 su∣perstitious niceties. Ludovicus De Dieu turned it into Latine, with Animadver∣versions, 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 Com∣plutensia,

• and the magnificent Univer∣sity 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 Wri∣ter. 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