Actes and monuments of matters most speciall and memorable, happenyng in the Church. [vol. 2, part 2] with an vniuersall history of the same, wherein is set forth at large the whole race and course of the Church, from the primitiue age to these latter tymes of ours, with the bloudy times, horrible troubles, and great persecutions agaynst the true martyrs of Christ, sought and wrought as well by heathen emperours, as nowe lately practised by Romish prelates, especially in this realme of England and Scotland. Newly reuised and recognised, partly also augmented, and now the fourth time agayne published and recommended to the studious reader, by the author (through the helpe of Christ our Lord) Iohn Foxe, which desireth thee good reader to helpe him with thy prayer.

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❧A diligent Table or Index, of the most notable and memorable thyngs contained in the whole volume of this Booke: wherein if thou wilt finde any thing (good Reader) reuolue in thy mynde the letter wherewith the word beginneth, and the number of the Page shall direct thee vnto it.

A ante B.

A. B. C. agaynst the Popes Clergie. 841.843.
Abuses in y^e Church, require reformatiō not defection. 1873
Abbey of Peterborow. 133.
Abbeis suppressed in England. 1101.
Abbey of Exceter. 141.
Abbey of Stowe built. 184.
Abbey of S. Edmundsbury. 161.
Abbeis and Nunries founded, and vpon what causes. 149.454.
Abbey of S. Albons built, and by whom. 133.
Abbey of Gisburne and Readyng, bu••lt. 199.
Abbey of Glastenbury. 150.
Abbeis dissolued in Englande by K Henry the 8. 1070.
Abbeis burned. ibid.
Abbey lands restored by Q. Mary. 1559.1560.
Abbey of Bangor. 119.
Abbeis and Monasteries in Eng∣land, infinite, built by Saxone Kings. 133.
Abbeis dissolued by Cromwell. 1179.1180.
Abbey of Couentry built. 165.
Abbey of Ely. 133.
Abbey of Gloucester built. ibid.
Abbey of Knouesburgh & others, built. ibid.
Abbeis and religious houses built, for what causes. 1180.
Abbot of Carilocus, his sodain and dreadfull death. 2106.
Abbot of Glastenbury. 150.
Abbots not instituted by Christ. 680.
Abbot Capellensis cruelly handled for the Gospell. 873.
Abbot of Peterborow thrust out of the Court of Rome, for deny∣ing the Popes kinsman a bene∣fice. 287.
Abbot of Abbingdon amerced by y^e Pope in 50. markes for denying a benefice to an Italian. 291.
Abbot of S. Albones sueth to the Pope. ibid.
Abbot of Westminster more con∣formable to yeld and submit him selfe to the doctrine of the Pro∣testants then the rest of the Pa∣pists in the disputation at West∣minster. 2125
Abdias authoritie suspected. 35.
Abiurers names in a table. 1040.1041.1042.1277.1401.
Abiuration of good men of Leice∣ster .506. their penance. ibid.
Abiuration in the diocesse of Lin∣colne. 837.
Abiuration in Northfolke & Suf∣folke, of certaine good men & wo∣men. 661.
Abiurers vnder Chichesley. 641.
Abiuration of the good Lord Cob∣ham, counterfaited by the Pa∣pists. 565.
Abiurations of sundry persones. 527.641.814.
Abrogation of holydaies. 1259.
Absolution by Cardinall Poole. 1478.1479.
Absolution for mony. 290.
Absolution abused. 287.330.
Absolution by the Bishop of Nor∣wich. 446.
Abuses of the sea of Rome decla∣red. 1778.1779.
Abuses in the Lordes supper. 28.1778.
Abuses in the popish auricular con∣fession. 1172.

A C.

Accidences cannot bee the Sacra∣ment of Christes naturall body. 1137.
Accidences cannot be the sacrament of Christes naturall body. 1137.
Accidents of the sacrament cannot stand without their subiect. 426.
Accusation disprooued by a mira∣cle. 165.
Accuser conuerted, and martyred with Iames the apostle. 32.
Accusation false, deuised by harlots against the christians. 83.
Achill••us Martyr. 40.
Achon yelded to the christians. 245.
Achaicus with 10000. Martyrs moe. 40.
Acts of the sixe articles howe they proceeded. 1135.
Acts of King Edward repealed. 1466.
Acts of K. Edgar. 154.155.
Actes of King Richard in his voi∣age to the holy land. 243.244.246.248.
Acworth Orator of the Uniuersity of Cambridge. His Oration at the restitution of M. Bucer and Paulus Phagius. 1964.1965.1966.

A D.

Adam Merimouth compiler of the story of K. Edward. 395.
Adam Damlip persecuted in Ca∣lis .1223. His martyrdom. 1229
Adams a fellon, his confession of the truth at the gallowes, and dehor∣tation from papistry. 2145.
Adam Chelingdone Archbishop of Cant. 336.
Adam Wallace, his story and mar∣tyrdome. 1272.1273.
Adams Martyr. 1240.
Adam Foster Martyr, his story, persecution, and cruell martyr∣dome. 1917.1918.
Adlington, his story and Martyr∣dome. 1914.1915.
Admonition to Coniurers & Sor∣cerers. 167.
Adherall, his death & buriall. 1914.
Adoration of reliques. 28.
Adoration of the sacrament brought in, by whom. 1403.
Adoration of the sacrament dispro∣ued. 1361.1152.1149.
Adrianus 6. Pope, his railing let∣ter against Luther to the Prin∣ces of Germany. 855.
Adulphus Martyr. 885.
Adultery punished of God. 76.

A E.

Aelfricus, his epistles in Saxon a∣gainst the reall presence. 1140.1141.
Aeneas his epistle to the Rector of the Uniuersitie of Colen. 700.

A G.

Agapitus a blessed Martyr. 58.
Agathon with many others, Mar∣tyrs. 63.
Agnes, her wonderfull storye, and constant martyrdome. 94.95.
Agnes George Martyr. 1914.1915.
Agnes Grehill Martyr, her life and story. 1277.
Agnes Siluerside, alias Smith, martyr, her story & godly Mar∣tyrdome. 2007.2008.
Agnes Wardal, her memorable sto∣ry. 1940.
Agnes Stanley Martyr, her story and martyrdome. 1974.1975.1976.
Agnus appointed to bee thrise sung at the Masse .137. how brought into the masse. 1403.
Agricola with his seruaunt Uita∣lis, Martyrs. 91.
Agnes Snoth, her story. 1859.
Agnes Potten Martyr, her story and martyrdome. 1893.
Agnes Bongeor Martyr, burned at Colchester for the Gospell. 2020.

A I.

Aidanus a Scottish bishop, his li∣beralitie to the poore. 122.
Aishton examined. 437.

A L.

Alanus Copus aunswered, for re∣proouing this booke of Acts and monuments. 580.581.582.569 570.572.574 576.702.703.
Alanus author of our Ladies psal∣ter .726. saith our Lady was in loue with him, and sucketh her pappes. ibid.
Albane the first Martyr in Eng∣land. 89.
Alba besieged of the Turks. 721.
Albane his legend disprooued. 88.
Albanus conuerted, and how .88. his constant martyrdome. ibid.
Albert duke of Saxonie .722. cal∣led dextra manus imperij. 726.
Albertus Emperour. 720.
Albertus a bloudy murtherer. 314.
Albes and Corporasses in the masse ordeined. 1404.
Albingenses when they began. 261 their opinions and persecutions for the truth. 267.273.
Albingenses falsly suspected of he∣resie .270. slaine by the Pope in Spaine. 280.
Alchoron of Mahumet mingled w^t diuers lawes. 736.
Alcibiades, his straite fast reproo∣ued. 50.
Alcocke Confessor, his story and death. 2046.
Alcocke Martyr, for readyng of Gods word to the people, in the absence of their pastor, troubled, committed to prison, and dieth in the same .2146. his epistles. 2146 2147.2148.
Aldredus Archb. of Yorke, depri∣ued by the Pope. 169.
Allerton Martyr, his story, exami∣nation and martyrdome. 2013.2014.2015.2016.2017.
Alexander Alesius. 1182.
Alexander elect Bishop of Ierusa∣lem by miracle .55. his old age & death. ibid.
Alexander confessor, and bishop of Ierusalem. 54.
Alexander Hosman Martyr, his story and martyrdome. 1983.1984.
Alexander Seuerus Emperor .57. his stomacke agaynst corrupte iudges. ibid.
Alexander, his pietie, life, and godli∣nes. 76.
Alexander Seaton, hys Sermon with notes thereupon, gathered by his aduersaries .1206. his pe∣nance. ibid.
Alexander Lane Martyr, his story and martyrdome. 2047.
Alexander the Pope curseth the Emperour, and treadeth on his necke. 204.
Alexander the Phrygian Martyr. 37.
Alexander keeper of Newgate, a tyrant to Gods saintes, his rot∣ten stinkyng death .2101. hys sonne died a sodaine death. ibid. his sonne in lawe also rotted a∣way. ibid.
Alexander 2. refuseth the papacie, because he was not elect by the Emperour. 5.
Alexander Gouch Martyr, his sto∣ry and martyrdome. 2048.2049.
Alexander bishop of Rome Mar∣tyr. 38.
Alexander Wimshurst, his trouble and deliuerance. 2072.
Alexāder Andrew Gailer of New∣gate, compared with Alexander the Coppersmith. 1493.
Alexander the Pope knockt about the pate by Hildebrand. 169.
Alfrede king, his life and commen∣dations .143. his death, children, and learning. 145.
Alfrede, his bold attempt. 142.
Alfrede heire of the crowne, tormē∣ted with cruel death. 163.
Aleworth his story. 1683.
Alfrede his story repeated. 163.
Aliens expelled out of England. 258.
Alice Snoth Martyr, her story and martyrdome. 2053.
Alice Benden Martyr, her story, cruell handlyng in prison, and Martyrdome for the Gospell. 1980.1981.
Alice Mount, her story, trouble, & persecution for the truth. 2005.2006.2007.2008.
Alice Coberley, her trouble for the Gospel. 1894.
Alice Potkins famished in prison for the Gospell. 1954.
Alice Perries, concubine to King Edward .3. 425.
Alice Driuer Martyr, her story and Martyrdome. 2048.2049.
Alice Doly persecuted. 984.
Allen Martyr his story. 1707.
Alleuinus a Saxon, a great learned man. 129.
Allegation against the sixe articles. 1136.
Almes what it is. 461.
Alleluia suspended in tyme of Lent. 169.
All Saints day first inuented. 137.
Alsoules and Bernard Colledge in Oxford built. 704.
Alsoules day first brought in. 167.
Alphonsus king Phillips confessor against the burning of heretikes. 1529.
Alphonsus his talke with Brad∣ford in prison. 1617.1618.
Alpherus restored Priestes with their wyues. 158.
Altar how to be vnderstood, where it is, and who is the true aultar. 1991.
Altar what it signifieth. 1821.
Alured king of the East Saxons built the Uniuersitie of Oxford. 393.
Alured king of England, a godly prince .141. his great commen∣dation. ibid.

A M.

Ambassadours of the Bohemians

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sent to the councel of Basil, with their acts there atchieued. 588.589.602.653.657.675.
Ambition of the popish spiritualtie. 1752.
Ambrose a godly professor, dyed in prison in Maidstone. 2004.
Ambrose Martyr, his story & mar∣tyrdome for the verity of Chri∣stes Gospell. 1895.1896.1897.1898.
Amersham men, their penaunce, burn•• in the cheeke for Lollar∣die. 774
Amedeus made Archbishop of Li∣ons in France. 682.683.
Amed••us Duke, elected Pope .689 his tragicall discourse and histo∣ry. 689.690.691.692.
Ammon with diuers others, mar∣tyrs. 62.
Amurathes the 2. Turkish Em∣perour, his bloudy story. 738.
Ammonius a christian writer. 59.

A N.

Anabaptists executed. 1049.
Anastasius 3. Pope. 146.
Ananias & Saphira his wife, their death, what information or in∣stru••tion it y••ldeth to y^e church. 490.
Andreas de Castro, and Burdea∣lius Gospellers 200. yeares a∣••one. 390.
Andrew buried in the fields. 1702.
Andrew the apostle, his Martyr∣dome .32. his wordes to y^e coun∣cell, and feruencie against Idola∣try. ibid.
Andrew Alexander keper of New∣gate a bloudy persecuter, & cruel to Gods saints, compared to A∣lexander the Coppersmith. 1493.
Andrew Hewer Martyr. 1036.
Ando••••us Martyr. 55.
Angel of the Popes pallace thrown downe by lightning. 734.
Angrogne or Angrognians, their bloudy persecutions for y^e truth. 955.956.957.958.959.960.961.962.
Anne Lacy Gentlewomā, her trou¦ble for the Gospell, with her de∣liuerance. 2073.2074.
Anne Bullen maried to king Hen∣ry the 8. 1049
Anne Queene, wife to K. Richard 2. her rare and woorthy commen∣dations. 507.
Anne of Cleue maried to K. Hen∣ry 8.1134. diuorced from him a∣gaine. 1190.1210.
Anne the mother of S. Mary con∣ceiued with child by a kisse as the Papists dreame. 801
Anne Whar••on an ennemy to the truth, and to the good lady Iane. 2128.
Anne Askew, her story .1234. her examinations .1235.1236.1237 her racking .1239. her condem∣nation, confession, and Martyr∣dome. 1240.
Anne Albright, her story and mar∣tyrdome. 1859.
Anne Kneuet, her trouble and de∣liuery. 2072.
Annates what it is. 853.858.
Anne Potten, her trouble and per∣secution for the Gospel. ▪1704.
Anne Albright alias Champnes, Martyr, her story and Martyr∣dome. 1859.
Annointing of two sortes in scrip∣ture. 473.482.
Anselme Archb. of Cant. his lyfe and story .185. he contendeth w^t the king. ibid. his pall brought to Cant. ibid.
Anselme writeth to the Pope, fli∣eth out of England, and cōplai∣neth of the king and bishops. 186
Anselme with his successours pla∣ced at the right foote of the Pope in generall counsels. 186
Anselme recōciled to the king put∣teth priestes from theyr wyues, his actes synodall. 194
Anselme forbad Priestes mariage first in England. 1152.1149
Anselmes reasons agaynst Priests mariage. 1165
Aunsweres concerning Marbecke to the cauilling Aduersaryes. 1221
Anterius Bishop of Rome, Mar∣tyr. 59
Anthimus Byshop of Nichome∣dia with many others martirs. 78
Anthony Burward martyr. 1708
Antiquity of Priestes mariage. 1154
Antichrist described. 455.478
Antichrist his linage and ofspring described. 481
Antichrist who. 482
Antichrist head and tayle. 563
Antichristes time. 480
Antichrist reueiled, and why, 480
Antichrist compared with Antio∣chus. 763
Antichrist is the Pope. 1002.1286
Antichrist of Rome not Christes geneall Uicar. 1626
Antioch takē of the christians. 185
Antiochus a figure of Antichrist. 763
Antiquity, Uniuersality, & Unity sufficient to prooue the Church of the Protestantes by. 1811
Anthony Dalaber his loue to M. Garret .1195. his trouble & per∣secution .1196, his penaunce. 1197
Anthony Parsons his story and persecution .1213. his indictmēt and condēnation .1218. his death and Martyrdome. 1220
Antoninus Pius his letters to the commons of Asia in fauor of the Christians. 41
Anthropophagy what. 1443.

A P.

Appeale not to be made from gene∣rall counsels to the Pope. 674
Appeale of Cranmer Archbishop of Caunterbury .1882. the cau∣ses of his sayd appeale. ibid.
Appeale can none make out of En∣glande without the consent and leaue of the king. 1851
Appellation to the Pope, not vsed in William Conquerors tyme. 185
Appellations to Rome forbidden in England and Fraunce. 4.
Appellation to Rome agaynst king Henry the third. 272
Appellation of the king of Fraunce and the Nobles agaynste Pope Boniface .8. 344.346
Appellation of Anselme agaynste the king. 185
Appeale of the Monkes of Caun∣terbury frō the king to the pope. 336
Appeale forbidde to be made to the Pope. 697
Appeale to the sea Apostolique. 60
Appeale of Iohn Hus to Christ. 611
Appeale of ech countrey to be firste to his Metropolitane, then to a prouinciall, or general Councell. 10
Aper his death. 77.
Apollonia a godly Martyr. 61.
Apolonius Martyr his Apology of the Christians to the Empe∣rour, accused by his owne ser∣uaunt. 52.
Apollogie of M. Morice, defen∣ding the cause of M. Richard Turner a faythfull preacher in Kent. 1868.1869.
Apology of Cyprian in defence of the Christians. 68.
Apollinaris his Apology of the Christians. 50.
Apollogies by Iustine in defence of the Christians. 49.
Apostata who so called. 1729.
Apowell a mocker of Gods word, and Religion punished of God. 2102.2103.
Apostles many of them were ma∣ryed. 1154.1152.1142.
Apostles equall in authoritie .1119. and not one superiour to an o∣ther in dignitie, calling, or of∣fice. 1062.
Apostles not authors of binding and losing, but munsters therof. 1105.
Applebie martyr his story, persecu∣tion, and martyrdome for the truth of Gods word. 1979.1980.
Apprice martyr his story. 1909.1910.
Appendix of this booke or story, containing such things▪ as were eyther omitted in the body of the history, or els newly inserted. 2126.2127.2128.2129.

A. R.

Archbishop of Caunterbury hys cruell handling of the Archbish. of Yorke, drawing him through mire and dyrt. 247.
Archbishop, and metropolitane not all one. 11.12.
Archbishop of Caunterbury refu∣seth to come to the Parliament at Yorke. 4.21.
Archbishop of Antioche and Con∣stantinople excommunicate the Pope. 284.
Archbishops of Canterbury from Augustine to Ethelbert. 134.
Archbishops of Canterb. 167. Archbishops of Canterbury pla¦ced at the right foot of the Pope in generall councels. 186.
Archbishops of London and York, made by Austen. 118.
Archbishops of London, and York flie into Wales. 114.
Archbishoprike of Cant. bought with y^e tythes of all Eng. 273.
Archbishops of London, and York one ordayneth an other. 121.
Archbishoppricke translated from London to Canterbury. 120.
Archbishops of Canterbury and York, at strife about Crossebea∣ring. 227.
Archbishops of Canterbury from Egbert to William Conqueror. 170.
Arelatensis his great patience .685. his godly othe. 689.
Ardly his story, and martyrdome. 1582.1583.
Argumentes assumed of signes & tokens, how they hold. 1948.
Arguments prouing the Donati∣on of Constantine to be forged. 105.
Argumentes for the popes supre∣macy refelled. 14.15.
Argumentes for the authoritie of the Romish church confuted. 2.
Argentine in the daies of king Ed∣ward protestant, in Q. Maries time a bloudy persecutor of gods saintes. 1941.
Aristides a Philosopher of Athēs, defendeth Christes veritie be∣fore the Emperour. 41.
Armachanus his story .409.393. his oration agaynst the fryers 410. his death. 414.
Arnulphus his story and martyr∣dome. 199.
Arnaldus de Noua villa condem∣ned. 717.
Armes of England taken downe and Armes of Spayne set vp. 1472.
Armoure of Churchmen. 19.
Arnoldus his story .2106. killed himselfe with his owne dagger. ibid.
Articles of Richard Gibson pro∣pounded to Boner, to be aun∣swered vnto. 2034.
Articles sent to Winchester by the king and Councell, for hym to subscribe vnto. 1357.
Articles obiected agaynst Cardi∣nall Wolsey. 996.
Articles propounded agaynst the Pope. 343.
Articles agaynst Iohn Cardma∣ker and Ioh. Warne with their aunsweres. 1579.
Articles agaynst M. Philpot. 1813.
Articles for the inquiry of go••d bookes to the Wardens of the company. 1598.
Articles out of Setons Sermon. 1206
Articles of queene Mary directed to the Byshops for the installing of Papistry agayne. 1424
Articles decreed vpon in the Coū∣sell of Constance. 644
Articles of peace betwene Englād and Scotland. 368.379
Articles of Iohn Hus to be inqui∣red of, 650
Articles agaynst Winchester with his aunsweres to the same. 1350 1351.1352
Articles ministred to 7. Godly mar∣tyrs, taken at Islington by Bi∣shop Boner. 2037.2038
Articles set vp vpon church dores agaynst king Henry the 4. 518.519
Articles of the studentes of Paris agaynst the Friers. 408.409
Articles gathered out of Ioh. Hus his bookes, and falsly wrested by the Papistes. 613.614.615
Articles of Cardinall Poole to bee inquired of in his visitation. 1969
Articles of Winchester agaynst D. Barnes with his reply. 1198
Articles agaynst Iohn Hus obie∣cted in the Counsel of Constāce. 600
Articles of the Parliamente of Fraunce agaynst the Pope. 353 354
Articles of Iohn Wickeliffe con∣demned in the Counsell of Con∣stance. 449.450
Articles deuised by king Henry 8. for reformation of Religion. 1094.1095.1096
Arthur his trouble and persecuciō. 998.999.
Arundell Archbyshop of Caunt. and the Byshop of London, per∣secutors of the Gospel .507. pro∣ued a traytor by parliament .512 banished the land. ibid.
Arundell Bishop of Caunterbury his death. 2103

A S.

Asclepiades bishop of Antioch cō∣fessor .55. Martyred. 61
Ashes prohibited to be vsed in time of Lent. 1299
Ashdons wife martyr her story. 1983.1984
Ashwednesdaye at Basill of Gods owne making. 872
Assembly of the Nobles at Che∣sterfield where they were ouer∣throwne. 335
Assembly of the Nobles at Salis∣bury. 198
Assirius a riche senatour Martyr. 75

A T.

Athalas martyr plucked in sonder. 98
Atkins Martyr, his story & Mar∣tyrdome for the trueth of Chri∣stes Gospell at Rome. 2151.2152.
Athens razed to the ground by the Turkes. 742
Athelwolphe sonne of king Egbert 136

A. V.

Aucocke his trouble for the Gospel dyed in prison, and buryed in the fieldes. 1561.
Audley Lord his pittie vppon the persecuted with his iudgement of the popish priestes. 1228.
Aue Maria a salutation no praier. 1741.
Augustine Packington the By∣shop of Londons marchaunt. 1019.
Auies 10. for one Pater noster. 1601.
Auinion taken by the Pope and French king. 271.
Auington martyr his story. 1914.
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Aultar where it is, howe to be ta∣ken, and who is the true aultar. 1991.1992.
Auies tolling by whome inuented. 710.
Aultars taken downe, and why .1331. with reasons prouing the same. ibid.
Aurelius Ambrosius hys com∣ming into England. 113.
Aurelius Martyr. 65.
Aurelianus his merueilous absti∣nence and death. 75.
Aurelianus mouer of the ix. perse∣cution agaynst the Christians. 75.76.77.
Auricular confession not grounded vpon the word of God. 27.493.75.1105.
Auricular confession why institu∣ted, why to be detested. 1653.
Auricular confession with the abu∣ses thereof 1172. when it began, and by whom .1172.1404. Re∣proued .493. y^e minister of Lust .508. Not necessary. 540.
Austen Barnher seruaunt to M. Latimer and a good minister. 1654.
Austen sent into England by Gre∣gory .116. his questions to the Pope wherein he desireth to be resolued .116. Aunsweres to the same questions. 117.
Austen made Archbishop, hys leta∣ny miracles and story .116. hys great and excessiue pride. 119.
Authority of the Church. 1824
Authority of the Church alledged agaynst Heretickes, and why. 1616
Authority of Councelles aboue the Pope. 593
Authors writing of the my••acles of certayne Martyrs suspected. 4 5
Authors of the Turkes story. 757
Authors of the Canon law repro∣ued .493. found contrary to thē∣selues. 495
Authors disagreement aboute the liues and times of certayne mar∣tyrs. 38

A Z.

Azades an Euenuche, and a cour∣tier Martyred for the truth. 98

B ante A.

BAbilas bishop of An∣tioch, Martyr, his godly story, life and constant Martyr∣dome for the truth. 61.
Backster, her noble story. 664.
Bagley priest and Martyr▪ his sto∣ry and martyrdome. 666.
Bakers and Millers punishment, first inuented. 339.
Baiazetes the 2. the x. Emperour of the Turkes. 744.
Baiazetes the 4. Turkish Empe∣rour, his story .738. ouercome of Tamerlanes. 739.
Baifield Martyr, his story .1021. articles ministred agaynst hym, with his aunswers to the same .1021.1022. his condemnation, degradation, and martyrdome. 1203.1204.
Baker Martyr, his story & Mar∣tyrdome. 2058.
Baldwine elect Archb. of Canter∣bury, his strife with the monks. 239.
Bane doctor, a cruell persecutor of Gods saints. 1954.
Bangor Abbey built. 119.
Baulding a persecuter, strikē with lightning. 2101.
Baptisme abuses .28. how abused by the papists .1693. water ther∣of geueth not the holy ghost. ibi.
Baptising in riuers, & not in fontes vsed. 119.
Baptisme without bishoppyng, is sufficient, and saueth .1306. how to be ministred to Infidels .1842 how to the children of the Chri∣stians. ibid.
Baptisme in the mother tongue to be administred. 1104.1105.
Baptisme of water no cause of fayth. 1994.
Baptisme may be ministred to any singular person .1816. not in the fayth of y^e promisers .1810.1818 of great antiquitie in the church .1840. is of God, and not of men. ibid. ought to be ministred to the English people in english. 1904
Baptisme in the faith of the true church of Christ, and not in the tottering faith of the promisers. 1813.1818.
Baptisme vsed amongest the olde Romains, without so many foo∣lish ceremonies as it is now pe∣stered withall. 119.
Baptising of bels and of dead men. 6.159.861.
Barnes doctor, his story, & trou∣ble for the Gospell .1192. he bea∣reth a fagot and flieth into Ger∣many .1193. sent as Embassa∣dor .1194.1203. his death and martyrdome. 1199.1200.
Barbara finall widow, her story & martyrdom with 6. others. 1980 1981.
Barnes of the Popes destroyed. 275.
Barons of England, their warre with K. Henry the 3. 331.332.333.334.
Barons, their supplication in the behalfe of Iohn Hus. 605.
Barriers and Turney sport tur∣ned into bloudshed. 338.
Barton Chancellor of Oxford. 434
Bartholomew the apostle, crucified and beheaded. 32.
Barber, his recantation at Ox∣ford. 1207.
Bartholomew Cornemonger, hys persecution and trouble. 642.
Bamford Martyr, his story. 1602.
Bartholomews built. 191.
Barton persecuted. 641.
Bartholomeus Cassaneus plaged of God. 2107.
Bartholomew a Bookebinder Martyr. 955.
Barthelet Greene Gentlemā mar∣tyr, his story .1844.1851. His apprehension. ibid. his letter to M. Philpot .1852. his examina∣tion, condemnation, and confessi∣on .1853.1854.1855. his letters 1855.1856. his martirdom. 1858
Barwike recouered from out of y^e handes of the Scots. 340.341.
Barwike yelded vp to K. Edward the 3. who appointed captaines ouer it. 376.
Barwike geuen to the Scottes by K. Henry .6. 712.
Basill reformeth religion. 871.
Basill graunteth safeconduct to the Christian Bohemians for their commyng to the Councell. 657.675.
Basill Citizens wise behauiour at the Councell. 682.
Basilides of a persecutor, made a most constant Martyr. 54.
Bassianus Emperour, surnamed Carocalla. 57
Bassinet doctor, his orations. 946.
Basset his story and persecution. 1039.
Baineham Martyr, his tragicall story, 1027. his condemnation & constant martyrdome. 1028.1029.1030.
Badby his persecution, examinati∣on and martyrdome. 521.522.
Battaile betwene Edmund Iron∣side and king Canutus, stayed by an Oration. 162.
Battaile bloudy betwene 2. Popes for S. Peters chaire. 169.
Battaile at Barnet. 715.
Battaile at Tewkesbury. 716.
Battaile of Prince Edward with Erle Simon at Eusham. 333.
Battaile betweene the K. of Eng∣land and his Barons. 332.
Battaile betweene William Con∣queror and Harold. 166.
Battaile vpon the sea betweene K. Edward the 3. and the French men. 377.
Battaile betweene king Henry the 6. and K. Edward the 4. 712.
Battaile at Exham. 713.
Battaile of Brimford, with verses thereof. 148

B E.

Beades first vsed. 711
Bennet preserued by Gods proui∣dence. 1075
Beach Martyr her story and mar∣tyrdome. 1906
Beare bayting in the Thames be∣fore the king. 1185
Beard the Promoter his wretched death. 2101
Beast of the Apocalips expounded 100.482
Beaton Archbishop of Scotland, Persecuter, slayne in his owne Castle. 2106
Beach Martyr his story and mar∣tyrdome. 1906
Becket his life and story .205.206 hee refuseth to come to North∣hampton to the Councell, hys goodes confiscate 209. condem∣ned of periury, called traytor of the king and nobles 211. flyeth the Realme, and chaungeth hys name 212. his Epistles to the Pope .214.215.216. prooued a Traytor and no Sayncte, hys holy daies put downe, his shrine razed .1134. his image broken & defaced .1529. his death .224. his lying myracles. 225
Beda a famous Clerke his story. 127
Beggers supplication. 1014
Begger whipt at Salisbury. 2062
Begger the stouter, the nobler fry∣er. 264
Belward Martyr his story perse∣cution and martyrdome. 660
Beliefe of Ioh. Warne. 1580.1581
Belles wearing of cotes. 861
Belles ringing broughte into the Masse. 1404
Belles christened. 6.861
Bell and candle before the Sacra∣ment who brought in. 259
Belgradum besieged .740. defended by the noble act of a Bohemian. 743
Benden Martyr her story, cruell handling in prison, and martyr∣dome. 1980.1981
Bennet his story. 1220
Bennet Martyr his story. 1037 1038.1040
Benet Pope vnpoped himselfe. 168
Bennet and Collet. 1105
Bennet an old woman persecuted. 2036
Bent his story. 1030
Benfield a yong girle a blasphemer of Gods maiesty plagued of god, and dyeth. 2103
Benefield Knight his crueltye to the good Lady Elizabeth in Q. Maryes dayes. 2094.2905.2906.2907.2908.
Benefices and other ecclesiasticall dignities valued. 429.430
Benbridge his story and martyr∣dome. 2046.2047
Benno Cardinall. 169
Benno his Epistle agaynst Pope Hildebrand. 176.177
Benion Martyr his story & Mar∣tyrdome. 2052
Benedictus .5. Pope. 159
Benedicte or Benet, inuentour of glasse windowes. 122.127
Benedict common notary. 477
Benedictus the 6. Pope slayne in Prison. 159
Benedictus 12. Pope, a Monke of Benedictes order. 373
Benold Martyr burned at Col∣chester his story. 2007.2008
Bentham Minister of the congre∣gation in London in Queene Maryes time, his story .2074 2075. his deliuerance out of dan∣ger by the mercifull prouidence of God. ibid.
Beniamin his story 99. his Mar∣tyrdome. ibid.
Berengarea, or B••••negera. 244
Berengarius driuen to recantatiō. 168
Berengarius his often recātations and story 1157. his opinions of the Sacrament. 1148
Berda maried to Ethelbert on cō∣dition to enioy her religion. 114
Berne reformeth religion. 870
Bernerdine Monkes come in. 197
Berneham Chauncellour of Nor∣wich a Persecutor. 660
Berinus sente by Honorius into england to preach, his lying mi∣racle. 122
Bergonienūs reproued. 73
Berty his story and trouble. 2078.2079.2080
Berrey Chancelour stricken with sodeyne death. 2099
Berry a cruell persecuter his feare¦full death. 2036

B. I.

Bishop of Rome called Domi∣nus frater. 10.
Bishops of Rome howe they first came vp, and rose to this exces∣siue pompe. 780.
Bishops and priestes in olde tyme all one, and equall in authority. 1105.
Bishops in the primitiue Churche maryed, and had theyr wyues. 62.1154.
Bishop of Ely deposed by the No∣bles, bayted of women, and com∣playneth of the king and nobles to the Pope. 247.
Bishops of Sarum, and Lincolne taken, and led with ropes about their neckes. 20.
Bishops not to be condemned vn∣der Lxxii. witnesses. 137.
Bishops highest title what it ought to be. 11.
Bishop eaten with rattes for hys vnmercifulnes to the poore in a yeare of death. 184.
Bishop of Rome often called arch∣bishop, metropolitane, patriarck, and primate. 10.
Bishopprickes in Germanie. 50.172.733.
Bishops sea of Deirham first be∣gan. 160.
Bishops of Germany obedient to theyr Prince, before the Pope. 308.
Bishoppes purchasing Lordships and maners. 235.
Bishops committed to the Tower in Queene Elizabethes dayes. 2125.
Bishops romishe displaced by Q. Elizabeth and good Byshops put in theyr places. 2125.
Bishoppes of greater power, then Priestes how. 680.
Bishop vniuersall what it is. 21.
Bishops in the primitiue Churche martyred for the Gospell. 780.
Byshoppes of Rome .26. together martyrs, except 4. 562.
Bishop of Norwiche his story at Lennam, where hee was well beaten for his arrogant pride. 428.
Bishop of Sarum put from hys consecration. 336.
Bishops of Fraunce there appeale from Pope Boniface to a gene∣rall councell. 346.
Bishop of Florence Martyr. 196.
Bishoppe of Rome cited, and ap∣peared before the councell. 96.
Bishop of Norwiche the Popes warriour. 446.
Bishop of Hereford, his processe a∣gainst Will. Swinderby Mar∣tyr. 465.466
Bishoppe of Winchester his great trouble to the realme in K. Hen∣ry the 3. dayes. 278.279.
Bishop of Bytures hys sermon a∣agaynst the Fryers. 392.
Bishop Eduin elect prolocutor in the Parliament of Fraunce to speake for the Clergy .354. hys aunswere to the Lorde Peters protestation. 354.355.357.358.
Bishop of Rome condemned by a whole councell. 96.
Bishoprike of Ely first planted.

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198.
Bishop of Ely troubled the realme in king Richards absence .246.247. rid with 1500. horses, hys abhominable pride. 246.
Bishoppes chosen not without the voyces of the people. 65.
Bishop of Rome forbidden to bee called vniuersall bishop ouer all the world. 11.
Bishops of Germany excommuni∣cate the Popes legate and Car∣dinall. 308.
Bishop of Exceter beheaded at the Standard in Chepe. 372
Bishops of Rome falsifiers of Ni∣cene councell▪ 4.10.
Bishops made by Queene Mary, and placed, other good Bishops displaced. 1467.
Bishops displaced. 1408.
Bishop chieft, or head, how it is to be taken. 11.15.
Bishops forbid to appeale ouer sea to the Pope. 11.
Bishops of England seale to the Popes tribute. 287.
Bishop of Luthonis his answer to the supplication of the nobles of Bohemia. 602.
Bishop of Nazareth his testimony for Iohn Hus. 597.
Bishop of Aix his bloudy oration .945. he was a cruell persecuter. 946.
Bishoppes condemned to the met∣tals. 66.
Bishops of Canterb. placed at the right foote of the Pope, in gene∣rall councels. 186.
Bishoppes in olde tyme subiect to Kings and Emperors. 6.174.
Bishops godly remooued frō their places by Queene Mary, and sheepebiters put in their places. 1408.1418.
Bishop Farrer his tragicall histo∣ry .1544. articles exhibite•• a∣gainst him .1544.1545. his aun∣swers to the same .1546. his con∣demnation and martyrdom. 1555
Bishops of England agaynst the Pope. 1064
Bishops that died before Q. Ma∣ry, & bishops that died after her death in a summe. 2101.2102.
Bishops adulterous two, slayne in the councell of Trent. 2107.
Bishops 28. in England in Kyng Lucius tyme. 107.
Bishops and their elections in the primitiue church. 4.
Bishops, apostles and prophets, e∣uer subiect to temporall and ciuill magistrates. 1608.
Bishops made L. Chauncellours, with the mischiefes and inconue∣niences that spring therof. 1520.
Bishops of Rome, why estemed a∣boue other bish. 1758. proued An¦tichrists. ibid. are not heads ouer the church of Christ. 1811.1812.
Bishops of the popes making dis∣placed. 2102.
Bishops of Rome a great many Martyrs. 95.
Bishops and priests of England a∣gainst Images. 131.
Bilney Martyr, his excellent story 998. articles obiected against him 1001. his notable dialogue .1002 his recantation .1003. he burneth his hand and fingers in a candle .1012. his constant and glorious martyrdome. 1013.
Bill set vpon the townehouse doore at Ipswich. 1232.
Bindyng and loosing, what it is, and how it is done by the mini∣sters. 1106
Bindyng and loosing of Satan ex∣amined. 398.
Bibliothecarie of the Popes su∣spected, and why. 4.
Bibles printed at Paris .1191. staid by English bishops. ibid.
Bibliades Martyr. 47.

B O.

Body of Christ is locall, and but in one place at once. 1128.
Bodies of christians not permitted to be buried. 37.
Body of Christ cannot be the Sa∣crament of his body. 1137.
Body must ioyne with the spirite & mynd in the seruing of god. 1908
Bohemians their tragicall story, trouble and persecution for the truth. 588.
Bohemians wholy against y^e pope and his doynges .589. writte in the behalfe of Iohn Hus .602. their godly exhortation to kinges and princes .653. sent for to the Councell of Basill, their safe cō∣duct for their comming thether, and the maner of their receiuyng there .657.675. wherein they di∣sented from the church of Rome .657. their goyng vp to the coun∣cell .691. their articles debated of .692. they are permitted to haue Communion vnder both kynds .694. their petitions to the coun∣cell. 693.696.
Bookes of holy scripture which be autentique. 61.
Bookes of scripture burned & con∣sumed. 77.
Bookes of scripture burned by K. Henry the 8. 1246.
Bookes forbid by K. Henry the 8. to be printed. 1134.
Bookes translated by Alfrede. 144
Bookes against transubstantiation burned by the papists. 1141.
Bookes of Latine seruice suppres∣sed and abolished. 1330
Bookes of Luther burned in chepe∣side. 1207
Bookes of conclusion for reforma∣tion exhibited to the parliament. 507.
Bookeseller with Bibles about his necke burned. 947.
Booke of Cranmer loste in the Thames, found, and deliuered to a popish priest. 1185
Booke called opus tripartitum. 200.
Bookes of common prayer by kyng Edward .6. 1303
Bookes restrained by Queen Ma∣ry. 1598
Bookes hard to be got for Friers. 411.
Bookes in English forbidde by the bishops. 1017.1018
Booke whether lawfull to sweare by it, or not. 529.
Bones of P. Martirs wife in Ox¦ford taken vp & buried in a dung hil by y^e papists, reduced againe & interred in a decent tombe. 1968
Bones of Wickliff burned after his death. 463.
Boniface the 7. drawn through the streetes in Rome. 159.
Boniface Archb. of Magunce, hys popish acts. 129.
Boniface his abhominable lyfe, hee had rather be a dog then a Frēch¦mā .344. accused of infinit crimes 345.
Boniface 8. besieged, taken priso∣ner, his infinite treasure .348. his death. 349
Boniface 8. author of the decretals. 342
Boniface 8.2. his pride and shame∣full death. 159.342.
Boniface 1. falsifieth the councel of Nice. 4.
Boniface an Englishman, Archbi∣shop of Mentz in Germany. 128
Boniface 3.1.2. first bringers in of the Popes vsurped supremacie. 120.
Boners visitation, with his ridi∣culous behauiour at certain pla∣ces .1474. his Mandate to abo∣lish scriptures and writings vp∣pon churchwals .1475. hys pre∣face to Winchesters booke De ve∣ra obedientia. 1060
Boners whole history w^t his actes and doyngs .1292.1296. sent as Embassadour into Fraunce, hys letters to the L. Cromwel .1088 1089. his comming vp by the go∣spell .1092. his letter to Clunny for y^e abolishing of images .1293. committed to the Marshalsee .1296. his continuāce there .2125. pro. esse against hym .1309. hys recantation .1310. he is enioyned to preach at Paules crosse. ibid. leaueth out the article of y^e kings authoritie .1311. conuented be∣fore the commissioners, with hys behauiour there .1312. his prote∣station .1313. his answers to the articles obiected agaynste hym .1319. his interrogatories .1320. hee refuseth Secretary Smith .1324. his appeale .1325. depriued 1329. his letters and supplicati∣ons. 1330
Boners death and filthy end. 2114
Boniface 3. Bishop of Rome, ob∣tained of Phocas to be called v∣niuersall Bishop. 782.
Bonauenture author of our La∣dies Psalter .1598. compiler of the rosarie of our Lady no lesse blasphemous than the other. 1601.
Bongey Martyr his story & mar∣tyrdome. 1714.
Bongeor martyr burned at Col∣chester, his story. 2007.2008.
Borthwicke Knight his story .1259. Articles against him, with his answeres to the same .1260. his great commendation, & with∣all his condemnation for y^e truth. 1265.
Breaking of the hoste. 1404.
Brewster Martyr. 818.
Browne Martyr. 805.1292.1293
Bowyer Martyr his story & mar∣tyrdome. 1914.
Bosomes wife her trouble, and de¦liuery. 2072.
Bosworth field. 722.
Bostone pardons .1178. theyr ex∣cessiue price. ibid.
Boston burned. 339.
Bourne his Sermon at Paules Crosse, where hee had a dagger throwne at him. 1409.1407.
Bourne deliuered from the rage of the people, at Paules Crosse thorow the meanes of Maister Bradford preacher and martyr. 1604.
Boulstring of falshood, and iniqui∣tie. 1755.
Bowchurch rose in London ouer∣throwne with 600. houses with a tempest. 184.
Boyes 300. placed in benefices in England by the Pope. 287.
Boyes beaten by Boner in goyng to Fulham. 2062.

B. L.

Blacke friers there originall. 259.
Blacke heath field. 800.
Blage Knight his great trouble and persecution. 1245.
Bland preacher and martyr, hys story .1665. apprehended .1666. his confutation of the popishe transubstantiation .1671.1672. hys martyrdome. 1673.1676.
Blaudina her cruell handling by y^e Ethnikes, her paciēce, constan∣cie and martyrdome. 46.37.
Blasphemy punished. 2103.
Blasphemy of the Popes religion. 726.
Blacke Crosse of Scotland. 375.
Black friers by Ludgate built. 339.
Bloud and strangled why forbid, in the primitiue Church. 56.
Bloud rayned in Yorke. 132,
Bloud of hayles .1110. proued to be the bloud of a ducke. 1742.
Bloud of Christians spilt, to cease the sweating sickenes. 885.
Blondus taken with a lye, in wri∣ting in the Popes behalfe. 303.304.
Blomfield persecutor his death. 2101.

B. R.

Bradford, Saunders, and others theyr declaration out of prison concerning the disputation. 1470.
Bradford martyr, his excellent story .1603. cast into prison .1604 his examinations and answeres .1606.1608.1609. his talk with certayn Bish. 1615.1616. wyth friers, 1617. his condemnation .1623. his constant death & mar∣tyrdome .1624. his letters. 1625 1628.1630.
Bradway persecutor bereft of hys wittes. 2101
Brasen Nose Colledge in Oxford built. 820.
Bradbridge Martyr her story. 1979.
Bradbrige Martyr his story. 1970
Brodbrige Martyr. 1708.
Bread and wine, why geuen in the sacrament of the Lordes supper, 1973. ought not a•• any hād to be worshipped. 1974.
Bread representeth the bodye of Christ. 1128.
Bradbriges widow, and Martyr, her story and martyrdome. 1980 1981.
Britayne inuaded by the Saxons and deuided into 7. kingdomes how wekened, and destroyed of the Saxons. 108.109.
Britayne kinges who they were. 108.
Britaynes and Scotte•• vsed not the rites of Rome. 119.
Britaynes neuer persecuted before Dioclesian. 108.
Britaynes destroyed and the cau∣ses why. 114.
Britaynes persecuted by the hea∣then Saxons. 113.
Britaynes called to the fayth, by the speciall election of God. 480.
Bristanus Bishop of Winchester his fabulous miracle. 148.
Brimford battell with certayne verses therof. 148.
Brice his deliuery. 2081.
Briget a popish Sainct. 419.
Bridewell obtayned of the king to set poore men on worke. 1774.
Brokes his Oration to D. Cran∣mer in Oxford. 1872.1873.
Browne his trouble, and deliue∣raunce. 2065.
Browne Martyr, his story. 2053.
Browne martyr his story, & mar∣tyrdome, apprehended, condem∣ned, and burned. 1844.1857.1858.
Broke his trouble for the Gospel. 1225.
Brockmayl consul of Chester. 819
Brother false to Thorpe. 539.

B. V.

Bucer, & Paulus Phagius bones taken vppe in Cambridge, and burnt with theyr bookes, at the visitation holden there. 1956.
Bull of Pope Leo .10. agaynst Martin Luther .1280. with the aunsweres of Luther to the same rayling Bull. 1281.
Buts Doct. a friend to Cranmer. 1866.
Bull of the Pope for exempting of the Clergye, from all tributes taxes, and subsidies. 349.
Bull blasphemous of Pope Cle∣ment. 374.
Bulles from Rome to Oxford a∣gaynst Iohn Wickliffe, and hys doctrine. 431.432.433.422.
Bull of Pope Hildebrand agaynst Priestes mariage. 175.
Bull of Pope Bonifacius 9. a∣gainst the Lollardes. 503.
Bulles from the Pope to Henry Spencer Bishop of Norwiche to fight in hys Warres. 446.
Bull of Pope Martin agaynst the gospellers. 648.
Bull of the Pope agaynst Iohn Hus. 553.
Bulles of the Pope forbid in En∣gland by king Edward the 3. 421.
Bull of the pope for the conception of the virgine Mary. 801.
Buying and selling of praiers par∣dons, and the like abhominable before God. 498
Burton his story. 1226.
Burton Bayly of Crowland pla∣gued

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for setting vp the masse. 2100.
Burton not suffered to be buryed in christian buriall. 1715.
Burton his tragicall story, & cruel martyrdome in Spayne for the true testimonie of Iesus Christ and hys Gospell. 2056.2057.
Burrell hys persecution. 665.
Burhered his death at Rome in the English house there. 141.
Burgate Martyr. 2058.
Bury Abby, and the towne, theyr ciuill commotion and dissention amongest themselues. 374.
Burning▪ the statute thereof pro∣ued insufficient .441. repealed by the king. ibid.
Burward Martyr. 1708.
Burgeses vnlawfully thrust out of the Parliament house in Q. Maryes dayes. 2117.

C A.

CAbriers and Merin∣doll, their tragical & bloudye persecution for their constancie in the truth of chri∣stes gospell. 943
Cadolus a Lumbard made Pope by the Emperour. 168.
Calender of the booke of Actes and Monuments defended. 581
Calice besieged .386. won and sub∣dued. 387.
Calice persecuted. 1223.1226.1230.
Calice men 13. sent to London, and there dismissed. 1228.
Callyng of God diuers. 547.
Calepinus the 5. Turkish Empe∣rour. 739.
Calue councell where the people fel. 158.
Calocerius Martyr. 41
Calixtus bish. of Rome martyr. 57
Calaway goldsmith of London, and his wyfe, their story. 1230.
Caiphas deposed. 31
Caligula worshipped as God. 30 31
Caligula a poysoning tyraunt, hys death. 31
Calabria persecuted for the gospell, and destroyed by the Papistes. 942
Campeius cardinall, Embassadour into England .986. his mules lo∣den with rosted egges and olde shooes. ibid.
Cambridge censure agaynst the Popes supremacie. 1059
Cambridge too ready to receyue the masse in Queene Maries days. 1466.
Cambridge common schooles buil∣ded. 133
Canons of the Popes lawes con∣trary to themselues. 546
Canon of the masse, with the Ru∣bricke of the same, full of blasphe∣my and abhomination. 1398.1399
Canon of the masse authorised. 259
Canonicall scripture only to be read in the church of God. 7.
Canon law reprooued. 402
Canterbury consumed with fire. 227
Canutus cutteth of the noses and hands of his pledges .161. hys su∣perstitious pilgrimage to Rome. 163.
Canutus a Dane king of england, his voiage to Rome, buildeth there an hospitall, commaundeth very presumpteously the sea to o∣bey him .164. his lawes. ibid.
Canterbury colledge built. 396
Canterbury taken of the Danes, & burnt. 161.
Canutus his lawes. 779
Candles bearyng on Candlemas day how it first came vp .146. for∣bid to be vsed. 1299.
Canon law full of heresie. 546
Capras besieged and taken of the Emperour. 315
Captiues vnder the Turkes, their extreme misery. 758
Cardinall Wolsey hys pompe and pride. 986.
Cardinall Otho his legacie into en∣gland .265. his grieuous exactiōs and oppressions. 266
Cardinall Cambray in the councell of Constance. 608.
Cardinall of Florence. 606.
Cardinall Sadolet. 949.
Cardinals depriued of their liuings in England. 421
Cardinal of Winchester sent to raise warre against the Bohemians .656. accused by Humfrey Duke and Lord Protectour .704. fal∣leth into premunire, is prooued a traitor, and dyeth vngodly. 706
Cardinall Campeius Legate from the Pope into Germany .862. hee is an extreme enemy to Priestes mariage. 865
Cardinals, what mischief commeth by them. 1070
Cardinall Iulian his Epistle to Eugenius the Pope. 697.698.
Cardinall Poole hys returne into England .1475. his oration in the Parliament house .1476. hys ab∣solution to England, his letter to the Pope for ioy of Englandes conuersion. ibid.
Cardinals conspiracies against the Emperour. 180.
Carelesse his death in the Kynges Bench, his examination and an∣swers .1919.1920. his Letters. 1924.1926.1930.1933.
Carpenter martyred at Bristow. 1953.
Cardmaker Martyr, his story and martyrdome. 1578.1579.
Carpenter Martyr, his story and martyrdome. 884.885.
Carman Martyr, his story .2035. his martyrdome. 2036.
Caruer in Spayne burned for bre∣king his Image. 930.
Carmer Martyr. 1708.
Caruer Martyr, his story & mar∣tyrdome. 1680.1682
Carus Emperour, slaine w^t light∣nyng. 76.
Cardanus in prayse of K. Edward the 6. 1296.
Carolus Molineus vpon the decre¦tals of Pope Gregory the 9. 313.
Carbuncle in the Popes Miter, worth 6000. florens. 351
Carinus slayne. 76.
Carolus 9. frenche king plagued of God. 2112.
Carolus magnus called v. generall councelles, and was euer liberall to the sea of Rome. 131.
Carder martyr his story and mar∣tirdome. 1276.
Carolostadius casteth downe ima∣ges in Germany. 862.
Carlile, and new castle kayes some time of England. 375.
Cassianus his tragicall and lamen∣table story stabbed in with pen-kniues by his own schollers and so martyred. 92.93.
Cassadorus his Epistle to Englād concerning the abuses of y^e pope 352.
Castellanus a bloudy persecutor, plagued of God. 2109.
Cases papall wherin the pope may dispence are 51. in number as the Papistes hold. 793.
Castle of Lewes besieged. 333.
Castellane Doctor, and martyr, his trouble and persecution .878. de∣graded .879. his martyrdom. 880
Catologue of martyrs suffering vn¦der Licinius. 92.
Catalogue of such Normaynes as were aduaunced to seigniories, after the conquest of Englande. 183.
Catalogue of such as suffered vn∣der Decius. 64.
Catalogue of such nobles, as came with William Conquerour into England. 183.
Catechumini what it signifieth in our tongue. 1842.
Catte with a shauen crowne han∣ged on a peare of gallowes in Cheapeside in Q. Maries ••ime. 1469.
Catholi••ke defined. 1824.1825
Catmer martyr her story and mar¦tyrdome. 1859.
Caueat emptor, a ballad of Feck∣nams. 1560
Caueat for England. 32.
Cawches martyr her story, perse∣cution, and martyrdome. 1943.1944.
Cawbridge burned. 1131.
Cautions for the vnderstanding of the law. 980.981.
Cautions to the reader of thinges to be considered in the volume of this history. 2149.
Causton and Higbed of Essex their story .1539. theyr martyrdome for the Gospell. 1542.
Causes temporall, brought into the spirituall Court for mony .861. Causes of the destruction of the britaynes. 114.
Causes 13. of aduauncing the sea of Rome. 18.
Causes of our fall distincted. 22.
Cauell Martyr his story and mar∣tirdome. 1895.1896.

C. E.

Cecilia a godly woman martyr. 58.
Celulphus king of Northumber∣land. 127.
Celulphus a king made a monke. 127.
Celestinus Pope his creation, and death 313. crowned the Empe∣rour Henricus with his feete. 784.
Celebration of the sonday. 53.
Censing of the sacrament. 1404.
Cerinthus the hereticke shunned of Iohn the Euangelist. 36.
Ceremonyes why inuented .1494. diuersly vsed in the primitiue Churche caused no breache of charitie being estemed as thyngs of small waight. 44.
Ceremonies in outward thinges little or nothing esteemed of in the primatiue Church. 44.
Ceremonies falsely ascribed to Pi∣stus inuention. 314.
Cesar moueth y^e senators of Rome to receaue the fayth of Christ. 30.

C H.

Chadsey doctor, his mutabilitie and wauering inconstancie. 2102.
Champbell Frier, his end. 2103.
Charles the great, his letter to Of∣fa. 131.
Charles the 5. elected Emperour. 847
Charles Duke of Burgoine slaine. 723.
Charles Brandon. 729.
Charles Ioseph, a bloudy villayne murtherer of Richard Hunne. 809.
Chaucer his treatise against the fri¦ers, intituled Iack Upland. 261.262.263.264.266.
Chaucer his bookes, and rare com∣mendations. 839.
Chalice of gold enacted by the coun∣cell of Tibur and Rhenes. 57
Chalices of glasse. 1404
Chapters of the Bible first distinc∣ted by Stephen Laughton. 272.
Charterhouse monkes, their origi∣nall .185. they enter the Realme of England. 233
Charterhouse churchyard made. 387.
Chastitie not to be vrged vpon any weake brother. 53
Chase Martyr, his cruell and ex∣treme handlyng .774. murthered in prison. 775
Chamberlaine Martyr, his story. 1601.1602.1603.1604.
Chapman Martyr, his story and martyrdome. 1036
Champion sent to Calis to preach. 1224
Chelingdone Archb. of Cant. 336.
Cheremon bishop, maried a wyfe, & was martyred. 62.
Chester a place of learnyng .143. re∣payred, and enlarged. 147.
Childrē compelled to set fire to their parents. 585.838.
Child his confession agaynst Ido∣latry .89. with his martyrdome for the same. ibid.
Children of priests made legitimate 1176.
Children departing without Bap∣tisme, are not condemned .1613.492. their estate in so dying. 1587 1995.1996.
Child of Iohn Fetties scourged to death by Boner. 2055.2056
Children two, crucified by y^e Iews 233.
Children of Merindoll their godly education and bringyng vp. 940.950.
Childe crucified of the Iewes in Lincolne. 327
Child of Queene Mary. 1597
Children of christen parentes, why receiued to Baptisme. 1842
Children martyrs. 64
Children of King Edward the el∣der. 147
Childbed of Queen Mary preten∣sed. 1596
Childericus the French king depo∣sed, and Pipinus intruded. 129
Chichester persecuted by the Pa∣pists. 2024.
Chit••enden with his felowes fami∣shed in prison in Cant. for the go∣spell. 1954.1955
Christes words in callyng Peter a rocke, expounded. Thre things to be noted in them. 1.
Christe refused of the Senate of Rome, and why 30. they are pla∣ged for their refusing of him. ibi.
Christ, whether a begger or not. 717.
Christ a seruaunt vppon earth, the Pope a Lord. 404.
Christes church. 101.
Christ of the priest and bakers ma∣kyng. 1652.
Christian man defined after y^e popes mynd and doctrine. 29.
Christs death and the benefits ther∣of. 16
Christians ouerthrowen in Egypt and slaine. 300
Christians in Calabria kylled lyke Calues. 942.
Christians in Shrewsbury. 532
Christians certaine that fainted. 46
Christians may go to law one with another, and sinne not. 1000
Christ the obiect of our fayth. 22
Christians of the primitiue Church caried God in their hartes .51. they are falsly accused and slaun∣dered .48. condemned to the met∣tals. 66
Christians falsly slandered. 54
Christenmas his trouble and deli∣uerance. 2071.
Christening of bels. 159.1405
Christopher Browne Martyr, his story and martyrdome. 2053
Christopher Parker hys death. 2112
Christopher Landsdale Courtier, his fearefull and terrible ende. 2104.2105.
Christes body present to the fayth of the receiuer. 1614.1616.
Christopher Shomaker Martyr his story and martyrdome. 819.
Christopher Ward martyr his sto∣ry .1678. hys articles, answeres condemnation and martyrdome. 1678.1679.
Christian George martyr his sto∣ry. 2037.
Christopherson elected Byshop of Chichester. 1956.
Christopher Lister his story and martyrdome. 1909.
Christopherus 1. Pope. 146.
Church of God increaseth by per∣secution. 38.
Churche of the East, and of Rome differ about Easter day. 44.
Church of Winchester built. 133.
Church of Lincolne built. 133.
Church of Rome how it came vpp by degrees. 2.
Church deuided into 5. diuersities of t••••es. 1.
Church visible what. 30.
Churche of Christ deuided into 2.

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sortes of people. 30.
Church of Rome considered in 4. thinges title, lyfe, iurisdiction, & doctrine. 1.
Church of Rome with her corrup∣tions described. 2.
Church militant of 3. partes. 611.
Churche of Rome persecuteth the catholicke church of Christ. 24.
Church not builded vpon Peter. 1758.
Churche not tyed to any particular place. 1760.
Church before Christes comming and church after Christes com∣ming all one. 1766.
Churche of Rome reuolting from the apostolicall truth hath set vp an other Religion .1775. neuer was vniuersall. 1801.
Church defined .1824. both visible, and inuisible. ibid.
Church of Winchcōb built by Ke∣nulphus. 130.
Churche of the Iewes a figure of y^e Church of Rome sueth to the Church of Antioche to yeld vn∣to her. 96.
Churche of England gouerned by the Popes Canons. 97.
Churche of the Grecians, and La∣tines wherein they differ. 187.
Churche of London suspended for not ringing at the Byshops cō∣ming. 555.
Church new of the Popes making 1287.
Church of Rome examined .1601. conuict of manifest idolatry. ibi.
Churche of Christe howe visible .1613. howe to be knowne. ibid. col. 2. euer visible .1616. not tyed to tyme or place. 1622.
Church of Rome how commended and why of the fathers. 2.
Church of Rome reuolted from the Church of Rome. 3.
Church of Rome distincted. 2.3.
Churche of Rome erreth in three poyntes in her iurisdiction. 5.
Church aboue the Apostles. 14.
Church of Christ how to be gouer∣ned. 19.
Church of Mi••••ayne first brought vnder the church of Rome. 168.
Churche of Rome hathe declined from the Churche of Rome, not w••. 3.
Church of Rome her practises to get money infinite, but specially 15. 3.4.
Church of Rome, and the vniuer∣sall church two diuers thinges. 1287.
Churche of Rome not vniuersall but equiuoce onely. 2.
Churche of Rome hath lost the li∣quor wherewith shee was first seasoned. 20.
Churche of Rome degenerate to newe paganisme. 23.
Church of Rome in wordes catho∣licke, in deedes hethenish. 24.
Church of Rome, and of the Pha∣risies compared together. 24.
Church of Rome degenerate from the image of the true Churche. 281.1800.
Church of Rome proued not to be catholicke. 284.
Church where it is, and in whome it consisteth. 417.
Church of two sortes. 533.
Church goodes expended. 557.
Church hath no power ouer y^e scrip¦tures .726. knowne by the scrip∣tures onely. 1617.
Chusing of the Popes in cōclaues. 595.

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Cicelie Ormes Martyr, her story and martyrdome. 2023
Cities, townes and castles, built & repaired. 147.
Cities subdued to the Turke. 744.
Citizens of Basill, their woorthye commendations. 682.
Citizens of Londō toll free through all England. 272
Cistercian or white monkes order. 185.
Ciuile dissention betweene Kyng Henry the 3. and his nobles. 330
Cyrillus Martyr. 76

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Clarke Martyr. 878
Clarke with his fellowes famished in Cant. for the Gospell. 1954
Clarke a papist, enemy to the Go∣spell, hangeth himselfe. 2101
Clarke a great learned man died in the cardinals pryson at Oxford. 997
Clarkes subiect to the lawe tempo∣rall. 223
Claimundus President of Corpus Christi colledge. 1209
Claydon Currier, his story .639. his condemnation & martyrdom. 640
Claudius punished by God. 74
Claudius a quiet Emperour. 75
Claudius Nero Emperour, a ty∣rant. 31
Claude de Asses persecutour, hys death. 2109
Clarke Martyr, his story and mar∣tyrdome. 1231.1232.
Clergy of England deny contribu∣tion to the Pope. 288
Clergy of England deny tribute to the kyng. 349.
Clergy of England deny to contri∣bute to the Pope. 266.267.370
Clergy ought not to sit of lyfe and death by the scriptures. 562.
Clergy subiect to the ciuile law, and may be punished by y^e same. 459.
Clergy of England set free fro all ciuile impositions, tributes, taxes, or els whatsoeuer by the Pope. 849
Clergy geueth 18840. poundes to be relesed of the premunire. 1052
Clergy of Fraunce, their obiections in denying the Popes exactions. 270.
Clergy of Fraunce, their letter to the Pope, agaynst the Pope him selfe. 347
Clement 5. his coronation, with the great slaughter of noble men at the same. 351.
Clement the 7. his sentence defini∣tiue agaynst the diuorce of king Henry 8. 1279.1280.
Clement Byshop of Rome Mar∣tyr. 38.
Clemens Alexandrinus. 53.
Clement the 2. Pope. 168.
Clementines. 351.
Clony the Byshoppe of Londons Somner, 1293. and keeper of the Colehouse. ibid.
Clodoueus first christened king of France. 7

C O.

Cobbe Martyr, his story and mar∣tyrdome. 1708
Cobham Lord, his lamentable hi∣story, his persecution and trouble 557.558.559. his examination & answers .560.561.562. his con∣demnation .564. his beliefe. 566
Coberley her trouble for the Go∣spell. 694
Coberley Martyr, his story. 1894.
Cobham her defence against Ala∣nus Copus. 702.
Cockram men dislike their Rode, and goe about to haue a new one made. 1474.
Coker Martyr, his story and mar∣tyrdome. 1688.
Codrinus king of Denmarke. 340.
Collet Deane of Paules, hys no∣table story. 838.839
Cole of Magdalene college in Ox∣ford. 1194.1203.
Collier, Wright, and 4. other Mar∣tyrs at Cant. 1688.
Collins with his dog burned. 1131
Colledge of Eaton, and Kinges colledge in Cambridge built. 712
Colchester persecuted, & prisoners 22. apprehended there, and caried vp to London. 1971.1972.1973 1974
Collectors for the Popes money. 287.
Cole his sermon at Bishop Cran∣mers death in Oxford. 1885.1886
Communion to be ministred in both kyndes. 1300
Communion celebrate wyth the Lordes prayer onely by S. Pe∣ter. 52
Communion with the vse therof in the primitiue church. 16
Communion in one kynde defended by the Papists. 1760
Communion of the church wherein it consisteth. 1617
Commotion against king Henry 3. and the causes therof. 329
Communion table, why rather to be after the forme of a boord, or v∣suall table, then of an altar, with reasons and arguments vpō the same. 1331.
Commission bloudy of king Philip and Queene Mary, agaynst the professors of the gospel of Christ. 1970.1971
Commission sent from the Pope w^t sentence diffinitiue against Tho. Cranmer Archb. of Canterbury. 2132.2133.
Commission to burne true Prea∣chers. 1483.
Comparison betwene the Syrians and the Turkes. 763.
Comparison betweene the kyng∣dom of this world, and the kyng∣dom of the Pope. 19.
Comparison betweene the Pope, & a bird fethered with straunge fe∣thers. 408.
Complaint of the nobles of Eng∣land of the oppressions of Rome. 265
Complaintes of the abuses of the clergy in the parliament of Frāce 354.355
Complaint of the Ploughman. 398 399.
Computation of yeares. 115.
Complaint of such as fauoured the Gospell in Ipswich in Queene Maries dayes. 2089.2090
Commendator of S. Anthony pla∣gued. 2106.
Commaundementes of the Pope more regarded then Christes cō∣mandements be. 500
Commotion betweene the Towne and Abbey of Bury. 374
Common women in the Councell of Constance. 596.
Cōmodus the Emperor, hys pride, his skil in throwing a dart. 52.
Communion in both kindes, denied by the councell of Constance. 596
Constantine a spectacle to all prin∣ces to follow. 103.
Constantinus and Licinius theyr constitutions imperiall for the e∣stablishing of christiā religion. 86
Constantinus pope a lay man, depo¦sed his eyes put out. 130.
Constancie of Martyrs at theyr death. 80.
Constancie of Christians in the truth. 42.
Constance murthered by the pro∣curement of vortiger. 108.
Constantinople won by y^e Turks made theyr imperiall seate. 708.
Countryes wonne by the Turkes from the Christians. 760.761.
Conrade archbishop cleareth Iohn Hus. 598.
Constable of Fraunce hys cruell vow disapoynted. 2109.
Confession of Patricke Patchin∣gam sent out of Newgate to certayne of hys friendes. 2141.2142.
Countrey man put to death for the Gospell. 882.883.
Conclusions exhibited to the par∣liament in London for reforma∣tion. 507.
Coniurers, and sorcerers warned and admonished. 167.
Congregation at Stoke in Suf∣folke with the description, & dis∣course therof. 2073.2074.2075.
Congregation in London. 2074.
Conscience must not be dissembled in matters of religion. 1782.
Conception of our Lady brought into the Churche. 696.
Conception of Mary in great con∣tention amongest the Friers. 800.801.802
Conclaue wherein the Popes be chosen. 595.
Confession what it is, and to whom it ought to be made. 1269.
Confession of three kindes. 1171.
Confession auriculare with the a∣buses therein committed. 1172.
Confession of a childe agaynst Ido∣latry with his cruell death and martyrdome for the same. 90.
Confessiō auricular detestable .16•••• why instituted, why not lawful. ibid.
Confessor to our Lady who was after the Papistes. 48.
Conference betweene M. Latimer and M. Ridley in prison. 1718.1720.1722.1723.1724.
Confessours 3. dyed in Chichester Prison. 1954
Confession of Iohn Warnes belief. 1580.1581
Confiteor in the Masse abhomina∣ble. 1587
Confiteor brought in by pope Da∣masus. 1401
Confirmation of childrē instituted. 58
Concordus Martyr spitteth in the Idols face. 45
Cornet his trouble and deliuery by Gods prouidence. 2081
Conduit in fleete streete built. 712.
Conduit in Cheepe. 339
Coniectures prouing the Lady E∣leanor, and Roger Onley not to be guilty of treason. 703
Consecration what it meaneth. 1363
Contention betwene Courtney bi∣shop of London▪ the Lord Mar∣shal, and the Duke of Lancaster. 247
Courte remoued from London to Yorke. 513
Contention about the diuorcing of Priestes wiues. 192
Contention betwene Pope Gre∣gory the 9. and the Citizens of Rome. 281
Contention betwene Cyprian and Stephanus bishop of Rome. 71
Contention betwene the Archby∣shop of Yorke, and the Deane. 235.236
Contention betwene the Archby∣shop of Canterbury, & the Prior of the same. 227
Contention amongest friers about the conception of Mary the mo∣ther of Christ. 242.251
Contention betwene the 2. Archby∣shops of Canterbury, and Yorke for the supremacy. 172.173
Contention betweene the Archby∣shops of Caunterbury & Yorke about bearing of the Crosse. 227
Contention betwene the friers, and the studentes of Paris. 328
Contention of the Archbyshoppes, who should sit on the right hande of the Cardinall. 228
Contention betwene the Friers of Fraunce, & the Prelates of Pa∣ris. 392
Contention betweene Boner and Winchester. 1089.1090
Contention betwene king Henry 1. & Anselme Archbishop of Caū∣terbury, about doing homage to the king. 192
Contention betweene the Archb. of Caunterbury & the Monkes, about trifles. 236.237.239▪
Contention betweene the Kyng of Englande and the Monkes of Caunterburye, for choosing the Archbishop. 238
Contention betwne the french king and king Iohn, 255
Contention betweene the Pope and king Iohn, about the consecra∣ting of an Archb. 220.251.241
Contention betweene the Pope and Friderike the Emperour, for the election and depriuation of Bi∣shops. 298.
Contention of the Archb. of Cant. and Yorke, who should sit on the

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right hand of th•• Cardinal. 265
Contention and schisme in y^e popes church. 272
Conspiracies of Pope Innocent against Frederike the Emperor 297.
Concubines permitted of the Pope for money. 862
Constantinople taken by y^e Turks. 742
Conquests in England. 171
Conradus Hager. 390
Constantius his worthy commen∣dations, his fauour to the Chri∣stians. 81
Constantinus Magnus borne in Englande .108. first christened Emperour, his fauour to y^e chri∣stians. 101.102.103.
Constantine his donation prooued to be false .105. his liberalitie in geuing to the church .104. his li∣beralitie to schooles, and pitie to the poore. ibid. his graunt for the Popes supremacie prooued false .115. hee kisseth the woundes of them that suffered for Christes sake. ibid.
Constantines law for the Popes e∣lection suspected and examined. 4
Constantinus imbracing christian bishops. 781
Constantine writeth to Sapores in fauour of the Christians .99. his Epistle to his subiects in the East. 102
Conuocation of S. Frideswide in Oxford. 444
Conuocation in Paules in Londō. 1410
Councel of Cloneshoe with the de∣crees there enacted. 128
Councels of the Popes, one burne an others decrees. 146
Councel of Constance against Wic∣liffe, his articles and bookes. 449
Councell of Constance a sacrilegi∣ous councell. 1150.
Councell of the prelates of Prage, agaynst the gospellers. 589
Councell, and the church aboue the Pope. 671.672 674.
Councell of Nice falsified by the Pope. 4.
Councels generall called by Empe∣rours. 1068
Councell at Thetford in England, with the acts therof. 125
Councels may and do erre. 1117
Councell aboue the Pope. 670.
Councell of Basill dissolued. 700
Councels called by the Emperors, without the Pope. 676
Councell of Nice constituted other bishops equall in authority to the Pope. 10.
Councel of Carthage .6.4. had great contention about the Popes su∣premacie. 10.11.12.
Councell wicked, what harme it doth. 68
Councell of Winchester. 172.
Councell of Laterane. 168
Councell of Frankford. 373.
Councell of Pise. 553
Councell of Brixia agaynst Pope Hildebrand. 181
Councell of Ratisbone. 865
Councell of priestes against Henry Sutphen. 875
Councel of Laterane inuented trā∣substantiatiō, and established the same for a true and infallible do∣ctrine. 1152.1149
Councell of London with the acts thereof. 174
Councell of Trecas with the de∣crees of the same. 196
Concilium Gangrense, & Constan∣tinopolitanum. 1135
Councell of Rome vnder Hilde∣brand against priests. 1164
Councell of Winchester agaynste priests mariage. 1167
Councels in the primitiue Churche concluded, that none should ap∣peale to Rome out of their owne prouinces. 1055
Councell of Constance .593. Pre∣lates there assembled. ibid. their orders and decrees .593. they de∣ny the communiō in both kynds .596. their outrage against Iohn Hus. 606
Concilium Lateranense. 205
Councell of the nobles agaynst the bishop of Ely, he is deposed, clo∣thed in womens apparell, bayted of women, complaineth of the K. and the nobles. 247
Councell of Rhemes with the acts thereof. 198.
Councell of Laterane hatched the egge of transubstantiation. 253
Councel of Constance decreed, that the Pope should be subiect to the Councell. 673
Councell of king Henry the 8. de∣uided in religion. 1201
Councell of Rome, where an Oule appeared before the Pope. 592
Councell of Constance condemneth Iohn Hus, & burneth his bones 464.
Councell of Basill with the deter∣minations therof. 668
Councell of Luserne with the con∣stitutions thereof. 867
Councels, fathers, and histories, their testimonies agaynst Ima∣ges. 2130.2131
Cooe martyr, his story and martir∣dome. 1707.1708
Cope aunswered for reprouing this booke of Actes & Monumentes. 580.582.583
Cooper of Watsam in the Countye of Suffolke, Carpenter falselye slaundered of certeyne wordes, accused thereof, arrayned, con∣demned, and put to death for the same by the bloudy Papistes. 2099.2100
Cornelius a Romayne first bapti∣sed of all the Romaynes. 20
Cornelius Martyr, Byshoppe of Rome, his story, constancy, accu∣satiō for writing to Cyprian his martyrdome. 64.65.66
Cornelius Bongey Martyr. 1714
Corneford Martyr his story and martyrdome. 2053
Corne vpon the grounde tythed to the Pope. 273
Cornemonger his trouble and per∣secution. 642
Cornewall a Tanner murthered for the Gospell, by the bloudsuc∣king Papistes. 1669
Corruption growne in the Church by much peace. 76
Corpus Christi feaste inuented by whom. 507.351
Coronation of Pope Felix the fifte 690
Cotes Bishop of Chester a cruell persecuter of Christ in his mem∣bers. 1565
Cotten martyr, his story and mar∣tyrdome. 2042
Couentry Martyrs. 975
Couentry persecuted for the Gos∣pell. 776.777.778
Couētry how, and by whom made free, with libertyes aperteyning thereto. 165
Cowle of S. Fraunces remitting the 4. part of penance. 1001
Court of the pope translated to A∣uion in Fraunce. 351
Court of the king aboue the Popes Court, or Bishops consistory. 473
Couerdale writ for into Englande by the king of Denmarke. 1529 1530
Couering of the aulters. 1404
Coxe a popishe Promoter sodenly dyed. 2101

C R.

Cranmer sent Ambassadour, to di∣spute aboute the mariage of the king, 1121. made Archb. of Can∣terbury. ibid.
Cranmer withstandeth the sixe ar∣ticles in the Parliament house. 1136
Cranmer with the Lady Iane ar∣reigned of treason in the Guilde Hall, Cranmer quit of treason .1418. Cranmer, Ridley, Lati∣mer sent to Oxforde to dispute .1428. condemned all three toge∣ther. 1403.
Cranmer charged wrōgfully with falsifying the Doctors, and Fa∣thers, his answere in clearing of himselfe. 2135
Cranmer Godfather to king Ed∣ward & Lady Elizabeth. 1054
Crampe ringes of Winchesters. 1350
Craishfield Martyr his story ex∣amination, condemnation, and Martyrdome. 2009.2010.2011
Cradle for Queene Maryes child, with verses therupon. 1597
Creame and oyle. 53.60
Creed who brought into the masse. 1402
Cressens a Philosopher procurer of Iustinus death. 44
Crescentius Cardinall, President of the Councell of Trent hys terrible and fearefull end. 2106 2107
Crome committed to the Fleete. 1467
Crowne of Englande not of suche great reuenewes, as the Popes were, out of the same. 289.389
Croniclers reproued of errours in theyr Cronologies. 577
Crompe his story. 443
Crow miraculously preserued vp∣on the seas with his new Testa∣ment. 1913
Crosse appeared to Cōstantine the great in the ayre. 85
Crosse of golde borne before the Pope. 137
Crosse how to be honored. 567
Crosse not to be worshipped. 85
Crosse bearing cause of great strife betwene the Arbishop of Caun∣terbury and the Archbishoppe of Yorke. 227.228
Crokhay a Godly woman troubled for her godly zeale to the truth, & detestatiō of papistry. 2145.2146
Crosse in this life, a token of Gods election .1652. oughte paciently to be borne of euery true Christi∣an man .1835. what fruit it brin∣geth. ibid.
Crosbowmaker his story. 1229.
Creed not made al by the Apostles. 684.685
Crosmans wife her trouble & deli∣uery. 2073
Cromwell his notable Story, his rare commendation .1177. hys voyage to Rome, with his actes there .1178. receiued into y^e Car∣dinalles seruice, complayned of to the king, made knight, M. of the Roles, and Earle of Essex .1179 he was a great suppressor of Ab∣beyes 1181. his Oration to the Byshoppes .1182. his curtesy to his olde frendes .1186. apprehē∣ded, and crimes laid agaynst him 1187. his death. 1190
Cromwell the onely preferrer of Boner, 1088

C V.

Cup debarred in the administratiō of the Lordes supper. 1778
Custome for woll raysed. 388
Custome letteth Edwine to bee Christened. 121
Custome and Ueritye a Dialogue betwene them. 1388
Custome without truth, & agaynst truth what. 121
Custome of sinne a perilous, and daungerous matter. 1932
Cuspinianus girdeth the pope. 304
Cutbert Symson his story .2031 his fingers grated thorow wyth an arrow, racked .2032. his visiō 2033. articles ministred agaynst him .2033. his martirdome. 2034
Cutbert Archbishop of Caunter∣bury his synodall decrees. 128
Cuthlake a Popish Saint .125. his lying miracles. ibid.
Cursse of the pope hurteth not, but rather profiteth the godly. 545.546
Cursing with booke, bell, and can∣dle. 202.1038
Curssinges of Papistes taken for great blessinges. 1038
Curde Martyr burned at North∣hampton. 202••

C Y.

Cyprian his Apollogy for the chri∣stians. 68
Cyprian banished for the Gospell, and writeth to the chris••ia••s out of exile, exhorting them to con∣stancy in the trueth .66. his coun∣trey and education, he was elect Byshop of Carthage, his mode∣stye, patience. visions, and moste constaunt Martyrdome for the truth of Christes Gospell .69. his Sentences. 70
Cyprians diuers of that name. 71

D. A.

DAbney his trouble & happy deliuerance. 2071.
Dale a popishe pro∣moter eaten wyth lice. 2101.
Dale troubled for the gospels truth and dyed in prison. 2045.2046.
Dalaber his story. 1195.1196.1197.1198.
Dami••ta taken of the Christians. 273.268.
Damasus the 2. Pope. 168.
Damasus subdued of the Sara∣zens. 737.
Damlip persecuted in Calice .1223 his martyrdome. 1229.
Danes, and their story 135. they inuade England. ibid.
Danes driuen frō Norfolke, Che∣ster, and diuers other places .142. at the last expelled Eng∣land. 163.
Danes by conspiracy slayne tho∣rough out all England. 161.
Danes field at Merton. 141.
Dane gilt released. 199.
Dane gilt. 160.
Dantes an Italian writer against the Pope. 390.
Dandalus submitteth himselfe for his crueltie. 368.
Daruell Gatheren a filthy idoll in Wales. 1100.
Daughter compelled to set fire to her father. 774.
Dangerfield and his wife theyr tra¦gicall history. 1953.
Dauies a childe vnder 12. yeares of age, condemned for the sixe arti∣cles, and preserued. 2073.
Dauid of Wales. 119.
Dauid king of Scottes inuadeth England, and is taken prisoner. 386.
Dauid beaten a persecutor, his fear¦full d••ath. 1272.
Dauids stocke feared of the Em∣pyre of Rome .40.48. is sought for, and murthered. ibid.
Day martyr his story. 2037

D. E.

Dead men excommunicate by the Pope. 393.
Death of Martyrs, the life of the Gospell. 1932.
Death of Charles 9. frenche kyng, with the Cardinall of Lorayne. 2154.
Death of Hus, and Hierome of Prage reuenged. 656.
Death of king Lucius. 107.
Debnam hanged for taking downe Douer Court Roode. 1031.
Decius Emperoure a persecutor. 59.60.
Decius a tyraunt, a cruell persecu∣tor of poore Christians, his death 66.
Declaration of the preachers in prison. 1469.
Decretall Epistles confuted. 58.
Decree that no secular man, should geue any spiritual liuing. 169.
Decree beginning ego Ludouicus proued false. 5.
Decrees of the councell of Basill godly. 696.
Decrees of Fabianus forged. 60
Decrees of Anselme. 194.
Decrees of Laterane councell in

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Rome. 230.
Decree of Spyres resisted by the Protestantes. 872.
Decrees of Pope Urbanus. 185.
Dedication of Churches. 53.
Dedication of Churches. 1404.
Degradation of an archbishop wi••h the order and ridiculous manner thereof. 2133.2134.2135.
Degradation frō the order of dea∣conship, subdeaconship, Benet, and Colet, exorcising readership, dorekeeper, or sextonship. 2134.2135.
Degradation of Thom. Cranmer Archbishop of Canterbury. 2133.2134.1883
Degradation ridiculous of y^e popes best maner. 517.
Degradation of M. Hooper. 1768.
Degradation popishe, the manner thereof. 879.
Deicham why so called. 115.
Degrees in the Church distincted. 21.
Degrees of Mariage forbid by the Pope. 859.
Degrees prohibited by the lawes of God to mary in. 1053
Defence of Richard Hunne against Syr Thomas More, and Ala∣nus Copus. 811.
Defence of the Lord Cobham a∣gaynst Ala. Copus. 568.
Defence of M. Bilney agaynst sir Thomas More. 1008.1009.
Deposition concerning the murthe∣ring of Richard Hunne. 810.
Defence of Wickliffe by Ioh. Hus in Prage. 451.452.
Defence of the Garnesey story a∣gaynst M. Harding. 1946.1947 1948.
Defender of the fayth, no meete ti∣tle for any man. 1754.
Defection of the Romish Church, from the old fayth and church of Rome. 23.29.
Demaundes for the Papistes to aunswere vnto. 17.
Denyers returne agayne to theyr former profession. 37.
Denie Martyr hys story and mar∣tyrdome. 1912.
Denis Burgis Martyr his story. 1983.1994.
Denley martyr his story and mar∣tyrdome. 1683.1684.1686.1688.
Denton burned in his owne house. 2103.
Deposition agaynst M. Bilney. 1000.
Derifall his story, and martyrdom. 1914.1915.1916.
Description of Lollardes Tower, with the sondry kindes of tor∣mentes therein. 1703.
Descension of Christ into hell. 873
Deuotion without knowledge is hurtfull. 1114.
Deuill and the pope alike. 1890.
Deuenish martyr. 2033.2034.
Deuill tame his story. 2108.

D. I.

Diadumenus, Emperour. 57.
Dialogue betweene Tho. Bilney and frier Brusiard. 1002.
Dialogue betweene custome and truth. 1388.
Dicke Adams his confession of the truth at the gallows, & dehorta∣tion from papistry. 2145
Didacy a crafty Fryer temptyng Iohn Hus. 600.
Didimus a good christian souldier martyr, preseruer of Theodora her chastitie. 63.
Diet of Norenberge. 854.
Difference betweene Byshoppes, and Priestes, how it is come. 1066.
Difference betweene the Churche of Rome, that nowe is, and the Churche of Rome, that was. 1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.12.14.20.281.107.
Difference betweene Priests, and Monkes. 150.1181.
Difference betweene the Greeke Churche & the Romayn church. 286.287.186.
Difference about the celebration of Easter. 44.45.54.
Difference betweene the law, and the Gospell. 26.
Difference betweene Peter, and the Pope. 1120.
Difference betweene Christes na∣turall body, and the sacrament thereof. 1145.
Difference betweene the Papistes and the Protestantes in the reall presence of the Lordes supper. 1761
Dignities ecclesiasticall in the hāds of strangers valued. 429
Dighton murtherer of his Prince. 728
Dionisius Corinthius, an ecclesia∣sticall writer. 53
Dionisius willed by God to flie persecution. 62
Dionisius Areopagita hys booke de Hierarchia suspected. 53
Dionisius bishop of Alexandria w^t others banished, his story .72. his death. 73
Dionisius bishop of Alexādria wri∣teth to Fabius. 61
Dionisius Alexandrinus, his Epi∣stle to Germanus. 62.
Dines Martyr, his story and mar∣tyrdome. 2042
Dioclesian Emperor, a tyrant, rai∣ser of the x. persecution. 77
Dioclesian & Maximiliā tired with persecuting of Christians, gaue vp their kingdoms. 81
Dioclesian his death. 86
Dirige for the dead. 137
Dirike Caruer Martyr, hys ap∣prehension, examination and con∣demnatiō .1680. his martirdome. 1682
Dissention amongst the Monks of Canterbury, for the electiō of the Archb. 258.
Discord, what hurt it worketh in the church and common wealth. 330.258.241.172.173.236.1367
Discorde alwayes in the Popes church. 241
Dissention betweene the Archb. of Canterb. and the church of Lin∣colne. 327
Dissention betweene Kyng Henry 3. and his nobles. 330.
Dissention betweene the Couent & Prior of Durham, and the king. 272
Dissention amonijst Friers, about the conception of Mary. 800
Discord betweene the L. Protector the Admirall, and the Earle of Warwike. 1367
Discent of the B. of Rome. 1758
Dispensations, what mischiefs they do, and what euils spring there∣out. 285
Dissolution of Abbeys by the lorde Cromwell. 1179.1180
Dissolution of Abbeis and religious houses in England. 1101.1102
Dissention between the Friers and the students of Paris. 328
Dissention betweene Pope Euge∣nius and the councell of Basill. 668
Disputation betweene the Papistes and Protestantes in the begin∣ning of Q. Elizabeths raigne at Westminster. 2119.2120.2121.2122
Disputation of religion in Paules in London, in the Conuocation house aboute the reall presence .1410. dissolued by Queene Ma∣ry. 1417
Disputation in the Uniuersitie of Prage. 456.457
Disputation at Cambridge aboute transubstantiation, and the reall presence. 1376.1377.1378
Disputation in Oxford by Peter Martyr and others, against trā∣substantiation. 1373.
Disputation in the councell of Ba∣sill. 678.679
Disputation betweene Austen and the Waldenses. 231
Disputation betweene the Romish bishops and the Scottish bish. about Easter day. 123
Disputation at Lypsia. 847
Disputation at Baden in Heluetia .869. at Berne. ibid.
Disputation by M. Latimer, Crā∣mer and Ridley, at Oxford. 1428 1429
Disputation betweene D. Barnes and Stephen Gardiner. 1198
Dispensations for mony. 285
Diuorce of K. Henry the 8. decided by D. Cranmer. 1860, 1861 1862

D O.

Dobbe persecuted for the Gospell, & dyeth in prison. 1297
Doctrine of the apostle S. Paule in a summe. 20
Doctrine erroneous of the Church of Rome concernyng sinne. 26
Doctrine of the Pope, & of Christ compared. 485
Doctrine of the Pope what it is .2. more gaineful then holy scripture ibid.
Doctrine of the Popes church cor∣rupt examined. 19
Doctrine of the Pope, the summe & finall scope. 20
Doctrine of S. Paule reduced to v. points. 16
Doctrine of the law and of the Go∣spell. 976
Doctrine of the Pope, what good stuffe it containeth. 1772
Doctrine of Rome concerning faith and iustification erroneous. 26.
Doctrine erroneous of the papistes concernyng penance. 26
Doctrine erroneous of the papistes in the sacraments. 28
Doctrine of the papists corrupt, cō∣cernyng ciuile maiestrates. 29
Doctors read with indifferēt iudge¦ment, make more against the pa∣pists then with them. 1854
Doctor Weston Prolocutor in the disputation in London. 1410
Doctor Redman his confession at his death. 1360
Doctor London a bloudy persecu∣ter. 1213
Doctor Coxe schoolemaister to K. Edward the 6. 1295
Doctor Sandes his trouble for the Gospell, and happy deliueraunce by the singuler prouidence of god. 2086.2087.2088.2089.
Doctor Whittington Chauncellor, a cruel persecuter, slayne of a bul. 775.776
Doct. Collet Deane of Paules, his story. 838
Doctor Story his impudent words in the parliamēt house .2125. his bloudy cruelty to Christes Mar∣tyrs by his owne confession. ibidem.
Doctor Story a cruell and bloudie persecutor, his bloudy ende and death at Tyborne. 2152
Dog clothed in a Rochet vnder the name of B. Gardiner. 2078
Dog of the English Embassadors bite the Pope by the great toe. 1861.
Doly her trouble and persecutiō for the Gospell. 984
Dolphin with the French, discom∣fited at Cassels. 387
Domicianus Cesar, his extreme ti∣ranny. 35.36
Domicianus maketh inquirie for Dauids stocke, and murthereth them. 48
Dominion of the Turkes parted into foure families. 737.
Dominion temporall and spirituall of Rome. 499.
Domicius Nero a tyrant, his cru∣ell end and ouerthrow. 31
Dominion of the Turke large and ample. 760.761.762.764.766.768
Donation of Constantine to the Romish papall sea prooued to be falsifyed by many inuincible rea∣sons, and argumentes. 105
Donations of Carolus magnus, & Otho to Rome. 159
Donation of Pipinus falsely taken for the donation of Constantine. 130
Donation of Constantine forged. 105.390
Donations geuen to religious men by king Ethelbald. 133
Donation of king Athelwolfus to the Clergy. 136
Dorobernia and Caunterbury ta∣ken for one. 174
Doues their nature. 1297
Douer court Martyrs theyr story, trouble, and Martyrdome for pulling downe of Idols. 1031 1032
Douer head City of Kent. 172

D R.

Draycot Chauncellour of Liech∣field a bloudy Persecutour of the poore Sayntes of God. 1954
Draycots Sermon against Ioane Wast a blinde woman and mar∣tyr. 1952
Drakes martyr his story .1895. his examination and death. 1896 1897.1898
Dreames of Dustone. 157
Dreames not to be regarded. 152
Dronkennesse well auoyded by the pollicy of king Edgar. 155
Drowry Martyr. 1911.1912
Drayner called Iustice nine holes, a bloudy and cruell persecutour, his story. 2112

D V.

Dunning, Chauncellour, his so∣deine and fearefull death. 2099
Duchesse of Suffolke her tragicall and lamentable story .2078. her trouble & extremity for the Gos∣pell. 2079.2080
Duke of Clarence drowned in a Butte of Malmessie. 717
Duke of Northumberland com∣mitted to the Tower, and con∣demned to dye .1407. beheaded 1423
Duke of Buckingham speaketh for the Protector, in the Guilde hall. 728
Duke Ethelwold slayne. 141
Duke of Suffolke beheaded. 1467.706
Duke Elfread his punishment for periury. 148
Duke Edrike a bloudy persecutor, a cruell murtherer, and put him∣selfe to death. 162
Duke Robert prisoner. 191
Duke of Glocester made Prote∣ctor .727. accuseth his Mother, his bloudy tyranny. 727.728
Duke of Northumberlād & Duke of Herford both banished. 514
Duke of Glocester beheaded by K. Richard 2. 513
Duke of Lancaster, and Lord Hē∣ry Persie great frends to Wick∣liefe. 425
Duke Alpherus restorer of Prie∣stes and their Wiues. 158
Duke of Austrige punished of god. 248
Duke Albert his bloudy slaughter in Boheme. 656
Duke of Northfolke slayne. 729
Duke of Mantua, denieth the pope his City, for his counsell. 1133
Duke of Guise slayne before Orle∣ance. 2112
Duke of Guise his bloudy purpose disapoynted. 2109
Duke of Northumberlande sente forth agaynst Queene Marye, committed to the Tower. 1465
Duke of Sommerset his History .1367. committed to the Tower, with articles layd agaynst hym .1370. his death, and rare com∣mendation. 1371.1372.
Dunstanes roodes miracle. 158
Dunstane Chittendene, with the rest of his fellowes famished for the gospell in the Castle of Can∣terbury. 1954.1955
Dunstane, Abbot of Glastenbury, his false and lying myracles 150 made Bishop of Worcester .152 seduceth king Edgar, 156. hys

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his dreames. 157
Dunstane a post setter, a sorcerer .156. his death. 160
Durandus. 950
Dunkirke where writinges were set vppe agaynst King Henry .8. 1055
Duty of husbandes and wiues, one towardes an other. 1933
Dutch Martyrs. 928
Dungate martyr, his story & mar∣tyrdome. 1949.1950
Dunninges the bloudye Chaun∣cellour his cruelty .1703. his so∣deine and fearefull kind of death. 2036

E. A.

EAster day in strife, for the obseruation therof .54. disputed of 123.124.
Eating of Christe, what it is. 494.
Eating of whitemeate in lent set at libertie. 1210
Eastland martyr his story .2037. his articles obiected against him 2038. his condemnation and, cō∣stant martyrdome. 2039.
Eares of Christians slayne for the Gospell, ix. sackes full. 339.
Earle of Kent put guiltlesly to death. 376.
Earle of Notingham made Duke of Northfolke. 514.
Earle of Warwicke flyeth into France, and hys returne agayne into England. 713.
Earle Henry of Richmond hys a∣riuance in Wales .728. his huge warres with king Richard. 729
Earle Simon his pride after vic∣tory gott. 333.
Earle Symon with other slayne in the battayle at Eusham. 334.
Earle of Warwicke with the Lord Mountacute slayne. 715.
Earthquake, morayne, and pesti∣lence in England. 198.
Earthquake at Wickliffes exami∣nation. 436.

E. C.

Ecclesiasticall iurisdiction abused in the romishe churche. 5.6.
Ecclesiasticall persons subiecte to the temporall power. 6.
Ecclesiasticall persons exempt by the Pope, from all subiection to kinges, and princes. 192.
Ecclesiasticall promotions in the handes of straungers valued. 429.
Eckius the popes stout champion hys end. 2107.
Eckius hys reasons for the supre∣macie 847. agaynst M. Luther 850.851.845.849. agaynst Ca∣rolostadius .847. his reasons for the authoritie of the Romyshe Churche. 2.

E. D.

Edwardes three that were kinges before the conquest. 159
Edward .1. king of England hys lyfe and story .339. he and hys Barons at strife .349. peace cō∣cluded betwixt them, with theyr petitions to the king .350. hee denyeth first fruites to the pope .352. hys death and epitaphe. 366.
Edward .2. his bloudy murther of his nobles .371. taken and im∣prisoned. 373.
Edward 2. his raygne, his lyfe, and story. 366.
Edward 3. crowned, 374. marieth the Earle of Henault his daugh¦ter called Philip. 375.
Edward 3. his letter to the Deane and chapter of Paules, agaynst Iohn Stafford Archbishop of Caunterbury, 383.
Edward 3. his letters to the King and nobles of Fraunce .377.38.367. taketh the king of France prisoner 388. contendeth wyth the Pope, and restrayneth hys bulles from comming into En∣gland. 389.
Edward 3, denyeth the popes pro∣uisions and reseruations .383. his voyage into Fraunce defieth the French king .384. his acts there .385. he claymeth the crowne of France .383. bewitched of a wo∣man, by the helpe of a frier .425. his death. 428.
Edward 4. crowned 713. maryed to Elizabeth Gray. ibid. taken prisoner by the Earle of of War∣wicke. ibid. had victory in 9. bat∣tayles hym selfe being presente 717. hys sonne borne at West∣minster in Sanctuary. 714.
Edward 4 his warres and conten¦tion with the Erle of Warwike .713. hys death. 727.
Edward called the martyr, his story 157. proued a bastard. ibid.
Edward called the Martyr, mur∣thered of his stepmother, & her seruant. 159
Edward the confessor, hys story. 164.
Edward proued a bastard, & wrōg∣fully made king. 158.157
Edward borne in bastardy of El∣fled king Edgars concubine. 156
Edward 5. and his lamentable hi∣story. 727.
Edward 6. his raigne, his rare cō∣mendations, and vertues .1295.1296. deliuereth the bible to the bishops .1294. reformeth religion 1297.1298. sendeth for learned men into the realme .1296. setteth forth Gods word .1298. calleth a parliament .1299. setteth forth the booke of common praier .1301 represseth superstitiō .1302.1303 aunswereth the rebels in Deuon∣shire and Cornewall .1305. hys death. 1395.
Edward 6. his instruction geuen to Sir Anth. Seintleger knight, of his priuy chamber, beyng of a corrupt iudgement in the Sa∣crament of the Eucharist. 2139.2140.
Edward Seymor erle of Hereford made duke of Somerset, protec∣tor of the realme, and gouernour of the kings person. 1296
Edward Plantagenet beheaded. 731.
Edward prince slayne. 716
Edward sonne of K. Hen. 3. woun∣ded with a poisoned knife. 337
Edward the elder his story. 146
Edward the confessor his Shrine. 336.
Edward duke of Somerset, Lord Protector, his trouble. 1367
Edward Burton, not suffred to be buried in christian buriall. 1715
Edward Benet preserued by gods prouidence. 2075
Edward Freese Martyr his story. 1027
Edward Grew his trouble and de∣liuery. 2065
Edward Sharp martyred at Bri∣stow. 1953
Edgore his terrible death. 2104
Edwine hindered from being chri∣stened by custome .121. his mira∣culous conuersion baptised in Yorke. ibid.
Edwine king of Britain, his trou∣ble and miraculous calling to the fayth. 120
Edwine king, an enemy to monks, suspended, and dieth. 152
Edwine king of Northumberland, enemy to Monkes. 114
Edelburge poysoned her husband. 132
Edenborough won from the En∣glishmen by the Scottes. 368.379.
Edina taken of the Turkes, their barbarous cruelty shewed vpon the poore christians there. 752
Edrike a traitor executed. 162
Edgar his story .152. his actes and noble exploites .154.155.156. A great builder and repairer of mo∣nasteries. ibid. his blemishes .155 his lawes .779. his death. 156
Edgar his oration to the Clergy. 169.
Edmund king of Eastangles, cal∣led S. Edmund, his story. 114.115.140
Edmund king, murthered on hys priuy. 162
Edmund Ironside. 162
Edmund Archbishop of Caunter∣bury canonized a Saynte .280. condemned in Rome in a thow∣sand markes. 285
Edmund Peerson his accusation agaynst Bayfield. 1048
Edward Prince born of Q. Iane 1087
Edmund Poole Martyr, his sto∣ry and martyrdome. 1912
Edmund Hurst Martyr, his story. 1914.1915
Edmundus king of England. 150
Edmund Allin Martyr his story, persecution, examination and martyrdome. 1979.1980
Edmūd Stafford bringer in of the Popes bulles. 430
Edmūd Boner a furtherer of prin∣ting the Bibles at Paris .1191. made Bishoppe of London ibid. became a notable Papist. 1192.1194.1296.1397.1349.1487.

E G,

Egbert king of Kent taken Pri∣soner. 130
Egbertus crowned king, his vic∣tory agaynst the Danes. 135
Egbert of a king made a Monke. 131
Egesippus an ecclesiasticall writer. 53
Egelred king his coronation & life described. 160
Egfride made king of Northum∣berland. 124.
Egges eating made heresye of the Papistes. 1043

E. L.

Eleanor Cobham her defence a∣gaynst Alanus Copus .702. proued no traytor. ibid.
Election of the Byshop of Rome geuen to the Emperoure .159. resteth only in the emperor .298. confirmed & ratified to be in the Emperours iurisdiction. 299.
Election of Bishops in the power of euery king in hys own coun∣try till Hildebrandes time. 300.
Election of ministers in the olde tyme not without the consent of the people. 1105.
Electors of the Emperour 7. and who be they. 160.
Election of the Bishop of Rome in whome it consisteth. 5.
Election or predestination wyth notes vpō the same. 1657.1658.
Election standeth vpon grace, not merites .1994. vpon the fewest number not the most. 1996.
Eldadus Byshop of Glocester. 113.
Elfricus archbishop of Caunter∣bury his bookes proued anten∣tique .1139. his bookes agaynst transubstantia••ion. 1140.
Eleuation of the sacrament by Ho∣norius brought in. 1403.
Eleuation, and odoration by whom inuented. 1149.1152.
Elfleda proued a Nunne, and her childe a bastard. 156.
Elizabeth Barton called the holye mayd of Kent, with her conspi∣rators executed. 1054.
Elizabeth a blind mayd martyr her story, and martyrdome. 1914
Elizabeth Cooper Martyr bur∣ned at Norwiche her story and martyrdome. 2005.
Elizabeth, called S. Elizabeth her lyfe, and story: 268.273.
Elizabeth Q. of England her hap∣py byrth. 1054.
Elizabeth nowe Q. of Englande committed to the tower by Q. Mary her great trouble .1425. committed to sir Iohn Williams Sir Henry Benefilde. 1471.
Ely Bishoppricke planted. 198.
Ely persecutor. 1211.
Elizabeth Lawson her trouble, & deliueraunce. 2070.2072.
Elizabeth Pepper martyr her sto∣ry and glorious Martyrdome. 1914.1915.
Elizabeth Folkes martyr her story and martyrdome. 2007.2008.
Elizabeth Stamford. 814.
Ellis martyr her story. 1910.1911.
Elizabeth Thackuell Martyr her story, and death. 1910.1911.
Elizabeth Young 2065. her trou∣bles, and deliuerance. 2065.2066.2067.2068.2068.2070.
Elizabeth Lady, nowe Queene of England her miraculous pre∣seruation, and great trouble in Queene Maryes dayes .2091.2092.2094.2095.2096.2098. sent for being sicke to London .2091. charged with Wiats con∣conspiracie, cleareth her innocen∣cie thereof, is committed to the tower .2092. restrayned of her owne seruauntes .2093. in great feare and doubt of life .2904. cō∣mitted to the custody of sir Hen¦ry Benefield, and sent prisoner to Woodstocke. ibid. is sore sicke, and writeth to the Queene her sister .2095. wisheth her selfe a milke mayd .2096. brought into Queene Maryes bedchamber .2096. set at libertie .2097. pro∣claymed Queene of Englande. 2097.2098.
Ellerker a bloudy peresecutor, hys bloudy end. 2101.
Elphegus archbishop of Caunter∣bury stoned to death. 161.
Elutherius wyth hys mother An∣thia Martyrs. 41.
Elutherius the Pope, called Luci∣us king of Englande Chrystes vicare. 107.
Elutherius Bishop of Rome. 107.
Elsinus archbishop of Canterbury hys death. 151.

E M.

Emperours plagued for refusing & persecuting of Christ. 31
Emilianus slew Gallus and Uo∣lusianus, Emperours. 67
Emperours of Rome but kings of the Romaynes, till they be con∣firmed by the Pope. 351.710
Emperour Sigismund who bur∣ned Iohn Hus, fayne to entreat for peace. 656
Emperour, the French King and King of Scottes, sette agaynst Henry 8. K. of England. 1087
Emperour 5. yeares without bu∣riall 197
Empyre of Germany decayed and the causes thereof. 374
Emperors kissing the Popes feet. 783
Emperour excommunicate. 197
Empyre translated from Greece to Fraunce, from Fraunce to the Almaynes. 131

E N.

Englande whether it receiued the Gospell from Rome or not. 106 1061
England noted of cruelty. 701
English men martyred in Spayne for the Gospell. 2058
Englande plagued by the Popes Legates. 199
England conuerted to the fayth of Christ. 53
Englande deuided by a wall from Scotland. 57
England had 7. kinges in the Sa∣xons time. 109
England 5. tymes conquered. 136.171
England, whether it receyued the Gospell before K. Lucius dayes or not. 53.
England, why plagued of y^e Danes 139
England described. 109
England interdicted by the Pope. 251.242
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Englishmen scourged for their vn∣iust oppressing of the Britaines. 171
Englishmen saued at the takyng of Calice. 2075
Englishmē winne the city of Mes∣sana .243. and set vp the armes of England. ibid.
Englishmen good asses. 423
Engist his voyage into England, his death. 113

E P.

Epistle of Constantine to hys sub∣iects inhabiting the East. 102
Epistle of Elutherius Bishop of Rome, to king Lucius. 107.
Epistles of Becket to Pope Alex∣ander. 214.115.116
Epistle of Iohn Hus, of his goyng vp to the councell of Constance. 597
Epistle of Elfricus agaynst tran∣substantiation. 1140.1141
Epistle of Uolusianus concernyng priests mariage. 1154
Epistle of Phillip Melancthon a∣gaynst the 6. articles. 1172
Epistle and gospell in the Masse. 1402
Epistles decretall confuted. 96
Epistle of Sergius the Pope, to haue Bede sent to Rome. 127
Epistle of Dionisius B. of Alexan∣dria to Fabius. 61
Epistle of B. Hooper in Latin sent to the conuocation house concer∣nyng matters of religion. 2135 2136
Epistle of Marcellinus. 96
Epistles decretall of Marcellus. 96.
Epistle of Gregory B. of Rome, to them that came to preach in En∣gland. 115
Epistle of Gregory to Austen in England. 116
Epistle of the Archbish. of Canter∣bury, to the B. of London, con∣teinyng the effect of the history of the L. Cobham. 565
Epistle of Marcellus to Maxenti∣us blanched. 96
Epistle of Constantine to Sapores in fauour of the christians. 99
Epistles of Benno cōcernyng pope Hildebrand. 176.177.178
Epistle of Waltramus to Ludoui∣cus. 190.
Epistles of Alcocke. 2146.2147 2148
Epistles decretall of the bishops of Rome examined. 96.97
Epistle of Antoninus Pius Em∣perour to the commons of Asia. 41.
Epistle to the Hebrews. 35
Epistles of S. Paule to the seuen churches. 35
Epistle of Plinie to Traiane. 39
Epistle of Traiane to Plinie. 40
Epimachus with many other mar∣tyrs. 62
Epitaphe of M. Iohn Bradford, preacher and Martyr, his death. 1624
Epitaph vpon the death of Doctor Cranmer Archb. of Canterb. 1893
Epitaph or funerall verse of doctor Redman, vpon the death of M. Bucer. 1968
Epitaph of the Lady Iane. 1423
Epitaph of Carolus the 9. French king .2112. Henry 2. & Fraunces his sonne. ibid.

E R.

Errors of the Papists in the Sa∣crament of the Lordes supper. 1891
Errors noted in the Doctors. 70
Errors in Baptisme. 28
Errors of the Papists in teachyng Freewill. 28
Errors in the Popes church con∣cernyng matrimony. 28
Errours in all writers, except the scriptures. 477
Eremites order when they first be∣gan. 204
Erpwaldus king of the Estangles conuerted to Christ. 121

E. S.

Esche Martyr, his story and mar∣tyrdome. 874.

E T.

Ethelbert builder of Paules. 114
Ethelbald his donation to religious men. 133
Ethelbert first christened Kyng of Kent .114. murthered by Offa .129. withholden from Austens doctrine vpon old custome. 116
Ethelbert and Sigebert, builders of Paules. 120.
Ethelbald king. 140
Ethelwoldus bishop of Winchester, and setter vp of Monkery. 152
Ethelwold his excellent profounde learnyng. 147
Ethelburge Queene, made Nunne of Barkyng. 127
Ethelstone of Britaine hys story. 147.
Eaton colledge founded by Kyng Henry .6. 262.712
Ethelbright. 140

E V.

Eucharist in time of necessity com∣mitted to a boy. 64
Eud•• Duke of Burgundy against the Popes decrees 200. yeares since. 390
Euangelium eternum of the Fryers abhominable and detestable. 322
Eusebius Deacon of Alexandria martired for the truth of the gos∣pell .52. his worthy commendati∣on. 72
Euaristus Bishop of Rome, and Martyr .38. his ordinances. 39
Eustachius with his wife & chil∣dren martyred for Christ. 40
Euphrosina martyr. 4
Eugenia Martyr, her excellent hy∣story. 73
Eugenius 4. Pope celebrate firste the counsell of Basill. 668
Eunuche a Courtier whose name was Azades Martyred for the Gospell. 98
Euring Martyr her story. 2007
Eulalia a godly virgine her notable story, her wisedome, constancy, & martyrdome. 93.94
Euill men eate not spiritually nor corporally the body, and bloud of Christ for then they could not be condemned. 1996.1997
Euidences declaring the antiquity of Priestes mariage. 1167.1168 1169
Euidences proouing ecclesiasticall persons to haue bene subiecte to the temporall power, euer since the beginning. 6
Eusham field. 334
Eusham Abbey founded, & burnte. 1180

E X.

Exaction and extortion of the pope in Englande described in a table. 284.285
Exactions of the pope intollerable, denyed of the clergy of England and Fraunce. 266.267.268
Examples of the rare chastitye of Christians. 63
Examples notable of Christian co∣rage in confessing of Christ. 63
Examination of Stephen Grat∣wicke Martyr with his aun∣sweres. 1977.1978
Exam Battayle with the successe thereof. 713
Example notable of a souldiour bi∣ting off his tongue, and spitting it in the face of an harlot. 63
Examples of Gods plagues vpon the deniers of his sacred trueth. 64
Example of Peter slaying of Ana∣nias and Saphira falsely wre∣sted by the Papistes. 490
Exaltation of the Pope, aboue kin∣ges and princes. 782
Excommunicatiō of Henricus the Emperor by Hildebrand. 179
Excommunication the seconde of Hildebrand, agaynst the Empe∣rour. 180
Excommunication was in the olde time the greatest punishment, in matters of fayth and conscience that could be. 1854
Excommunication how to be feared and when. 612
Excommunication requireth con∣sent of the church. 1113
Excommunication abused by the papistes manifolde wise. 19.193
Excommunication in the Churche of Rome abused. 860
Exeter Colledge built. 372
Execution at Norwich. 339
Exiles in Queene Maryes tyme for religion how many. 800
Exorcising of Priestes. 497
Extreame vnction reproued. 725

F. A.

FAbian chosen bishop of Rome miracu∣lously. 60.
Fathers their testi∣monies against I∣mages. 2130.2131
Fabianus martyr .60. hys ordinan∣ces suspected. ibid.
Fachell geueth iudgement agaynst faynting of certaine Christians. 46.
Fayth recouereth that which was lost by the law. .22.
Fayth why it onely iustifieth. 22.977.
Fayth in Christ what it is. 977.
Fayth of the godfathers, and god∣mothers sanctifieth not the child but theyr dilligence may helpe in seeing him catechised. 1995.
Fayth the meane wherby we are known to be elected .1658. what it is .1656. whereof it taketh his force and strength. ibid.
Faith planted in Rome in the days of Tiberius, before Peter came there .1758.1803. faith the foun∣dation of y^e church ibid. not groun¦ded on the ciuill Law. 1802.
Fayth of the Pope hangeth vppon the multitude .1805. was neuer vniuersall. 1804.
Fayth ought not to be compelled. 1817.
Fayth wherein it consisteth. 1824.
Fayth sometimes to bee couered with loue. 1933.
Fayth onely iustifieth. 26.21.22.1116.1117.1658.
Fayth in Souldiers notable. 78.
Fyyth defined. 677.1659.
Fayth first planted in Englande whether it came from Rome or not. 106
Fayth came out of Britayne not from Rome. 480.
Fayth of the Turkes, Iewes and Papistes. 22.
Fayth of the olde Romaynes good 20.
Faith iustifieth 3. maner of wayes. 23.
Fayth, not babtisme in water sa∣ueth. 1994.
Fayth cause of good workes. 26.
Fayth and iustification falsly appli∣ed by the Papistes. 25.26.
Farrar Bishop hys tragicall story with articles agaynst hym exhi∣bited .1544. hys aunswere to the same .1546. hys condemna∣tion, and Martyrdome .1555. hys letters. 1556
Famyne and death in Englande. 369.
Fast to be perswaded, not coacted. 1110.
Fayrefaxe scourged for the Gospel 2058.2059.
Fathers how farre they ought to be followed. 1823.
Faustinus Martyr. 41.
Fasting straight of Alcibiades cor∣rected. 50.
Faustus Martyr. 73.
Faukes de breut rebelleth agaynst king Henry. 258.

F. E.

Feast of the speare, & of the nayles. 393.
Feastes ordayned by the Pope. 557
Feast of Corpus Christi by whome inuented. 507.
Feastes of all soules, & Alhallowes by whome. 1404.
Feete of the Pope kissed of y^e Em∣peroures. 129.
Feare of sinne, death, and distrust in Gods promises, two pellettes wherwith the Deuill assaulteth Gods seruauntes .1925.1926. the remedies therof. 1926.
Fetties wife strocken by Gods hād for persecuting of his saints 2103.
Feare of God consisteth in three thinges. 357.
Fecknam hys talke with the Lady Iane. 1419.
Felicitas with her 7. Children mar∣tyred. 44.
Felix B. of Rome Martyr. 75
Felix 5. Pope hys coronation, roy∣altie, valuation of hys Crowne. 690.
Ferdinandus king of Hungary .748. hys decree at Spires. 872.
Fetty, with the martyrdome of hys childe. 2055.2056.
Fewrus Martyr hys story, & mar∣tirdome. 914.

F I.

Fire in hell, whether materiall or not. 1741.
Fire thought to be in S. Maries Church in Oxford. 1208.
Figuratiue speache howe to bee knowne .1393. what it is. 1950.
Filmer, Testwood, Marbeck, and Bennet, their story. 1219.
Fisher Bishop of Rochester perse∣cutor hys end. 2101
Filmer hys trouble and persecuti∣on .1213. his wife, her suite for hym .1217. hys death. 1220.
Finall Martyr his story and mar∣tyrdome. 1970.
First fruits brought in by the pope 352. denied to be paid vnto him. ibid.
First fruites and impropriations brought in by the pope, and abu∣sed. 5.
Fishcock Martyr his story & mar∣tyrdome. 1980.1981
Fish Author of the booke called the supplication of beggers. 1013 1014
Fisher Bishop of Rochester an e∣nemy to Christes Gospell .1068 beheaded. 1069
Fifte parte of all the goodes of the Cleargy graunted to the Pope. 285.
Fitziames Bishop of London hys death. 804
Fiue Martyrs burnt at Canterb. 1708
Fiuetene Martyrs and confessors imprisoned at one time in Caun∣terbury for the truth .1954. fiue famished. ibid.

F L.

Flauia a Consuls daughter. bani∣shed for the Christian fayth. 48
Flying in time of persecution whe∣ther it be lawfull or not. 1781 1782
Florence a Turner his trouble and displing. 656
Flower Martyr his story and per∣secution .1574. his communicatiō with Robert Smith. ibid. Ar∣ticles agaynst him .1575. his con∣demnation and martyrdome. 1577
Floyd Martyr his story. 2037.2038.2039

F O.

Foreman Martyr. 1949
Formosus .1. Pope of Rome. 145
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Forme of prayers appoynted by Constantine to his souldiours. 104
Forret Martyr his story, with o∣ther his companions. 1206
Forrest Martyr. 982
Fortune his story. 1918.1919
Forme of disgrading an Archby∣shop, after the maner that the pa∣pistes vse it. 2133.2134.2135
Fonte halowing after the maner of the Papistes. 1405
Foster Martyr, famished for the Gospell. 1954
Foster, Lawyer of Suffolke with Iohn Clearke of Hadley Pa∣pistes. 1519
Foster Martyr, his story, persecu∣cution, and cruell Martyrdome. 1917.1918
Foure thinges considered in the church of Rome, title, iurisdictiō, life and doctrine. 1
Foure thinges to bee considered of all men vnder affliction of the Crosse. 1646
Foxford Doctor and Chauncellor to Byshop Stokesley, hys so∣deyne death. 2101
Fox Byshop of Herford .1183. his Oration to the Byshops. ibid.
Foure Martyrs at Mayfield. 1953

F R.

Frances the French K. his death. 2112
Franciscus 2. burned at Auinion. 391
Frances San Romaine Martyr, his godly story .928.929. his cō∣stant death and martyrdom. 930
France interdicted, and why. 200
Frebarne his trouble and persecu∣tion. 1184
French kyng a persecuter, slayne in iustyng, by Montgomery. 2110
Frebarnes wyfe, her story, who be∣yng with child▪ longed for a piece of meat in Lent, cast into pryson for eatyng thereof, with her hus∣band also, their extreme misery in the prison. 1184.
Friers in France, their tragicall hi∣story. 1291
Frederike the Emperour, relieueth the French army. 293.265
Frederike cursed of the Pope, but God blesseth hym. 204.2947
Frederike 2. his contention wyth Honorius 3. Pope .298.299. hys voyage towardes Ierusalem to warre agaynst the Turke .300. hys sicknesse .301. he is excom∣municate by the Pope, purgeth hymselfe, writeth to the kyng of England, and is crowned kyng of Ierusalem. 301.302
Fredericus 1. called Barbarossa holdeth the Popes stirrop, and is blamed for holdyng it on the left side. 202.789.174.
Frederike 2. Emperor crowned in Ierusalem .302. hys letter to all the world agaynst the Pope. 307 306
Frederike Duke of Austrich, pro∣claymed traytor. 593
Frederike the Emperour drowned in a Riuer at the siege of Achon. 243
Fredericus Emperor. 720
Frederike byshop of Utrike killed by the French Queene. 137
Frederike 2. hys tragicall history .297. hys godly end. 315
Frederike the Emperor procedeth agaynst the Pope, and setteth his owne name before the popes .203 his letter to all Prelates agaynst the Pope. 204
Freese Martyr his story. 1027
Friendship none but amongst godly ••ersons. ibid.
Friend trusty, what a treasure hee is. 1930
French kyng supporteth Becket a∣gaynst the kyng of England. 212
French kyng and king Iohn, at va∣riance. 255
Freewill, with the errours therein of the papists. 28
Frith hys trouble for the Gospell prophesieth of the restoryng of the truth in England, and refuseth to be set at libertie. 2127.
Frith hys testimoniall of M. Tin∣dall .1079. his excellēt story .1079 condemned and martyred, 1035.1036.1037
Friers their commyng in. 1181
Frier Forest executed for rebellion. 1100
Friers originall. 259
Friers dead men, and quicke beg∣gers. 261
Friers Obseruants, their originall. 259
Friers confuted in a disputation at Paris. 408
Friers what harme they doe to all the world, their theft at Oxford. 411
Frier Champbell accuser of Pa∣trike Hamelton, his end. 2103
Frier of Munster striken w^t light∣nyng. 2106
Frier a godly poore man, with a wo¦man sister to George Eagles, Martyrs. 2012
Friers compared to Iudas, & very aptly for their trecheries. 264
Friers that write agaynst Arma∣chanus. 414.
Franciscan Friers of sundry sects. 259
Franciscane Friers. 800
Friers are the pillers and proppes of the Popes church. 259
Friers 4. burned. 402.798
Friers two, Martyrs. 731
Friers cause of great trouble in the church .409. accused of horrible crimes. 506
Friers confuted and altogether re∣iected of the students of Paris. 408.409
Friers of Fraunce against the pre∣lates .392. their priuiledges con∣futed in a disputation at Paris. 393
Frier Iohn a Spaniard, succeeded doctor Peter Martyr in the Di∣uinitie lecture at Oxford .1936. a blasphemous papist. ibid. reiected of Iulius Palmer, who was a most godly and constant Martyr for the Gospell of Christ. 1936
Fronton his trouble in Spayne. 2057.2058
Fructuosus bishop of Tarracona, with his two Deacons martyrs. 74.
Funerall superstition, altogether forbidden in any respect to bee v∣sed of Christians. 7
Fust Martyr, his story, and mar∣tyrdome. 1689.1690.1702

G A.

GAius Byshoppe of Rome and martyr. 75.
Gallowes set vp in London in sondry streetes. 1469.
Gallus, and Uolusianus Empe∣rours 66.
Galienus a good Emperour gaue peace to the Church. 74.
Gardiner Bishoppe of Winchester his story .1339. a great hinderer of the Gospell .1245.283. com∣mitted to the marshalsey .1296. hys letters in defence of images 1340.1348 sondry letters to the L. protector .1342.1345. arti∣cles obiected agaynst him w^t hys answers to the same .1350.1351 sequestration against him .1358. sentence of depriuation agaynst him .1359.1360. not worthye the name of a learned man .1785 his mutabilitie ibi▪ his inconstan¦cie, and treason agaynst the king 1786. his sermons preached be∣fore kinge Edwarde .6.1788.1789.1790. hee repugneth the popes supremacie, images, cere∣monies, monkeries, chauntries .1791. his disagreement both frō others, and with himselfe also .1792. his 12 new found articles 1793. hys fearfull death. 1785.
Gardiner his stincking death. 2099 2101.
Garret Tryest knight persecutor his sodayne death. 2108.
Garnesey story defended from the slaunderous penne of M. Har∣ding archpapist. 1946.1947.1948.
Garret his story, and martyrdome. 1194.1197.1199.1200.
Gardiner martyr hys tragicall sto∣ry 1364. his cruell and patient Martyrdome. 1366.
Garmentes precious forbidde to priestes. 137.
Garret a preacher sent to Calice to preache. 1224.
Gaueston a wicked doer about K. Edward 2. 367.
Geoffry Chawcer agaynst fryers. 261.
George Ambrose Martyr his sto∣ry and death. 1895.1896.1867.1898
George Blage knight his trouble. 1245
George Brodbridge martyr. 1708
George Catmer Martyr. 1708.
George Carpenter Martyr. 884 885
George Eagles Martyr his story, persecution, examination, & mar∣tyrdome. 2009.2010
George Constantine a Persecutor. 1019
George King Martyr .1689. buri∣ed in the fieldes. 1702
George Agnes Martyr. 1914.1915
George King of Bohemia cōdem∣ned of heresy. 711
George Marsh Martyr his story, trouble, and persecution .1561.1562. his examinations and an∣sweares .1563.1564.1566. hys martyrdome for the Gospel 1567 his letters. 1567.1568.1569.1570.1573
George Pogiebracius a wise, and godly man, his death. 722.723
George Roper Martyr. 1794
Georgius a young man of Cappa∣docea Martyred. 92
Georgius Scanderbeius .740. his valiaunt Actes and memorable deedes. ibid.
George Steuens Martyr his sto∣ry, and martirdome. 1983.1984
George Scarles Martyr. 1914.1915
George Stafford reader in Cam∣bridge. 997
George Tankerfielde Martyr hys story and martyrdome. 1689.1690.1691
George Wischart Gentleman hys story, and trouble .1267. his exa∣aminations and answeres .1268 his prayer, and Martyrdome. 1271
General Councels aboue the Pope 596. neuer toke him for supreame head. 1804
Geneua reformeth Religion. 870
Germaynes commended for theyr few othes, and appeasing of con∣trouersies and debates. 1118
Germaynes complaynt agaynst the Court of Rome. 159
Germaines the decay of their Em∣pyre with the causes therof. 374
Germany spoyled through ciuil dis∣sention by the Pope. 314
Germaynes theyr departure from the vniuersity of Prage, & why. 601.608
Germaynes complaint of the popes intollerable exactions .724. theyr second complaynt. 732
Germayne Martyr. 1279.
Germanus Patriach of Constan∣tinople his letters to pope Gre∣ry .9. 282.
Germanicus a godly and constant martyr. 42.
Gertrude Crockhey his story and deliuery. 2082.
Gertrude Crockhey a godly wo∣man in daunger of trouble for refusing of the foolishe, popishe Sainct Nicholas▪ She promi∣seth for a child baptised, is sought for, flyeth ouer seas, is there accu••sed of heresie, and imprisoned by meanes of one Iohn Iohn∣son a Dutchman of Antwerpe, her deliueraunce▪ her com∣ming into Englande, her great trouble here, her detestation of papistry, her constancie in the trueth to the ende, her godlye death .2145. her body not suffered to be buryed in the churchyarde but in a garden. 2146.
Gemes the Turkes brother poy∣soned by the Pope. 734.
Geffray Plantagenet. 199
Gerhardus Ridder a writer a∣gainst the Pope. 391.

G I.

Gildas preached to the olde Bry∣taynes. 32.
Giles Brakelman boroughmaister of Gaunt persecutor, plagued. 2108.
Gilbertus Necromancer, made an Archbishop. 159.
Gibellius, & Guelphes frō whence they came. 308.
Giles Cardinall defendeth Robert Grosthead to the Pope. 324.
Gie whipped in Bridewell for bui∣yng a bible to serue God with∣all. 2144.
Gilford Dudly beheaded. 1423.
Gilbertines order began. 201.

G O.

Godfathers, and Godmothers in Baptisme. 53.
Godwine a wicked Earle of Eng∣land hys death. 165.
Godfathers not to be followed in al thinges, but as they follow God 3.
Godfathers, and godmothers theyr fayth saueth not the infante. 1995.
Gordian Emperour. 59.
Gore Martyr hys trouble for the gospell dyed in prison. 1795.
Gower Martyr hys story. 839.
Good and badde in the Churche of God. 609.
Good workes iustifie not, but fol∣low the iustified. 23.
Goe to Masse can no Christian w^t∣out breach of conscience. 1647
Gordius his worthye storye, hys Constancie, answeres and moste glorious martyrdome. 90.
Goldsmithes, Caruers, and suche like needles in a common welth, and to be banished forth. 1110.
Gonnes when first inuented. 708.
Gouche martyr, hys story, & Mar∣tyrdome. 2048.
Gospell brought into Boheme by meanes of Wickliffes bookes. 464.
Gospellers their godly endes. 2114
Gospell of S. Iohn translated into english by Bede. 127.1115.
Gospell ought to bee in Englishe tongue. 1000.
Gospell the doctrine thereof. 976.
Gospell wherein it consisteth, 539.
Gospell and the lawe whereto they appertayne. 1655.
Gospell of Mathewe in Hebrewe. 53.
Gossips inhibited by the Popes lawes to mary. 29.
Gossopry no cause to dissolue ma∣trimony. 545.
Goose Martyr. 717.

G L.

Glasse windowes who first inuen∣ted, and brought in. 122.127
Glasing when it first began. 122
Gloria in excelsis ordeyned by the Pope to be song in the blasphe∣mous Masse. 130.141
Gloria Patri appoynted. 1404
Glouers. theyr story, trouble and persecution. 1709.1710.1711.1712.1713

G R.

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lightning. 269
Gracianus. 201
Gray Friers first in Englande be∣gan. 199
Gracianus Compiler of the popes decrees reproued. 299
Gratian his blinde distinction dis∣proued. 71
Graduall with Alleluia in y^e masse. 1402
Gratwicke Martyr his examinati∣on and aunsweres .1977.1978. his martyrdome. ibid.
Granter his story and recantation. 642
Gray a Smith accused of heresy. 1185
Gregorius 1. Bishop of Rome, re∣fused the name of vniuersall By∣shop .12.13. his Epistle to Au∣sten in England 115. he writeth to Eulogius Patriarch of Alex∣andria, about the supremacy .13. his letter to king Ethelbert. 118.
Gregory 9. brought horrible impi∣ety into Christes Churche .300. his death. 311
Gregory 9. at variaunce with the Romaynes .281. his treasons a∣gainst Fredericke the Emperor. 302.303
Gregory 12. periured. 553
Gregory calleth the Emperor hys Lord. 118
Gregory Parke Martyr. 1794
Gregory caried through Rome vp∣pon a Camell with hys face to∣wards the Camels tayle. 197
Gregory a place of his agaynst the supremacy examined. 13
Gregory .9. first restrained lay men from readyng and instructing o∣thers in scriptures. 1979
Gregorius Ariminensis. 390
Gregory Basset his persecution. 1039
Gregory Crowe meruailously pre∣serued vppon the seas with hys new testament. 1913
Greeke Church and Latin where∣in they differ. 186
Greeke church denieth subiectiō to the church of Rome. 282.351
Grecians excused in departyng frō the church of Rome. 282.292
Grecia all gone from the Church of Rome. 282
Gre••ill martyr, her lyfe and story. 1277
Greuāces of the Germains against the court of Rome. 859.733
Greuances agaynst the Clergy of England. 995
Greene scourged. 2060.2061.2062
Greene hys trouble and deliuery. 2065
Grimwood witnesse agaynst Iohn Cooper, hys terrible death. 2100
Grineus hys storye deliuered by gods prouidence. 2077.2078
Groues wyfe Martyr, her story. 1983.1984

G V.

Guin, Askin and Palmer, their sto∣ry and constant martyrdome for the truth. 1939.1940
Guelphes and Gibellines are facti∣ons in Rome. 2.342
Guilermus Ockā writeth against the Pope. 389
Gunilda Empresse, saued frō death by a dwarfe. 163
Guarlacus Reader in the Uniuer∣sitie of Louaine, hys death. 2106
Gualterus the Popes Legate cō∣meth into England. 185
Gulielmus de sancto amore writeth agaynst the Pope, and is cōdem∣ned for an heretike of the Pope. 317.318
Guillemine Gilbert her trouble and persecutiō .1943.1944. her mar∣tyrdome for the gospell. 1944.
Guido and Sybilla, their notable history. 234
Guines taken. 387
Gunterus Emperour poysoned. 374
Gunners of the Turkes, Christi∣ans. 748
Gutrum prince of the Danes chri∣stened. 142
Gurmundus. 115

H A.

HAdrian Emperor 40. writeth to the pro∣consull of Asia, in fauour of the Chri∣stians 41. his death ibid.
Hadrian his proud letter to the by∣shops of Germany. 203
Hadrian an english man Pope .202 his letter to Fridericke with an∣swere to the same. 203
Hadley the firste that receiued the Gospell in England. 1518
Hallowing of Churches abused by the Papistes. 860
Hallowing of Aultars. 1404
Hallowing of flowers and braun∣ches. 1405
Hartes hall in Oxford built. 372
Hall noted of vntruth. 578
Haull Martyr his story and mar∣tyrdome. 1678.1679
Halingdale Martyr. 2025.2026.2027
Hampton court geuen to the king. 987
Hamelton his story, burned in scot∣land, his articles condemnation & martirdome. 972.973, 974
Hamond Martyr his story & mar∣tyrdome. 1909
Hayle Martyr his story and mar∣tyrdome. 1689.1701
Haliwell Martyr, his story & Mar∣tyrdome. 1914.1915
Hatte of Cardinall Woolsey wyth the royalty thereof. 989
Harpoole Martyr his story. 1906
Harding his Story and Martyr∣dome. 983
Harold last king of the Saxons. 166
Harland Martyr his story. 1914
Harpsfield his Disputation to bee made Doctor. 1459
Harris scourged. 2062
Harold Harefoot king of England 162
Harlots rule all at Rome. 146
Harold takē of the Normans. 1065
Haruy persecutor his terrible end. 2103
Hart Martyr his story. 1953
Hay Martyr his story and Mar∣tyrdome. 1970
Harrison Martyr. 1277
Hare his trouble and persecution in Calice. 1224
Harwood Martyr, his story, and martyrdome. 1689.1702
Hardeknoute the laste Kyng of the Danes, that ruled in Englande. 163
Haukes Martyr his excellent sto∣ry .1585. his examination .1586 1588. his wonderfull & constant Martyrdome. 1591.1592
Harries Martyr his story. 2037
Hayles Iustice his trouble & per∣secution .1410. committed to the Tower .1467. his tragicall story .1532. would haue killed himselfe, at last drowned himselfe in a Ri∣uer. 1533
Hale Martyr his story. 2052
Hayward Martyr. 1708
Hauington of new colledge in Ox∣ford Papist, drowned himselfe. 2104
Hastlen Gunner of Bulloyne hys trouble for the Gospell and deli∣ueraunce by the prouidence of God. 2137.2138

H E.

Head supreame of the Uniuersall church, Christ Iesus onely, not the Pope, and euery kyng in his prouince. 1894
Heades of children 6000. found in the Popes motes thorough the restraint of Priests lawfull ma∣riage. 139.1155
Head of the church kyng of Eng∣land prooued by records. 340
Heluetians their history. 865
Heliogabalus his monstrous lyfe. 57. slayne by hys souldiours. ibid.
Helene Euryng Martyr, her story and martyrdome. 2007.2008
Helena maried to Constantius. 77
Henry the 2. French kyng a blou∣dy persecuter of Gods people, slayne in Iustyng by Montgo∣mery. 2110
Henry Benifield a cruell keeper of the good Lady Elizabeth in Q. Maries dayes. 2094.2095.2096.2097.2098
Henry Smith Lawyer, his terri∣ble end. 2105
Henry 3. his warres with hys no∣bles .279. sore wounded, summo∣ned a Parliament & is restored to his dignity. 334
Henry .4. crowned .514. his bloudy murthers, his statute ex officio, first that euer tormented christi∣ans with fire of English kyngs .518. articles agaynst hym, hee prooued periured .519. hys death. 557
Henricus de Hassia agaynste the Pope. 420
Henry Cesar condemned of trea∣son. 304
Henry duke entreth into England .201.202. peace concluded be∣tweene hym and king Stephen. ibid.
Henry the 4. Emperour excommu∣nicate by 4 Popes. 119.
Henry Forest martyr. 982
Henry Crompe. 443.
Henricus 6. Emperour poysoned in the hoste. 351.
Henry Dauy Martyr. 2049.
Henry Earle of Richmond obtay∣neth the crowne, and raygneth by the name of Henry y^e seuenth 729. hys death. 776.777.
Henricus 4. wayteth 3. days, & 3. nightes at the popes gates bare∣foote, and barelegged for absolu∣tion .792.785. surrendereth hys crowne to the Pope. 786.
Henry the fift called Princeps Sa∣cerdotum .585. crowned 558. hys death. 657.
Heraclas Bishoppe of Alexandria .60. called Pope, yet no bishoppe of Rome. ibid.
Heresie none comparable to the he∣resie of the papistes. 610.
Heresie what is after the Papists. 610
Heresies falsly gathered by the pa∣pistes out of Tindals bookes, and wrested otherwise then hee meant them .1247.1248.1249.1250. heretickes in the prima∣tiue Church condemned onely to exile. 1806.
Hereticke what it is. 1426.
Herford his trouble, and persecutiō for the gospell. 444.
Hermes his reuelation concerning Easter day. 53.
Henry .8. his mariage with hys brothers wife .800.1049. wry∣teth agaynst Luther, and there∣fore is called defender of y^e fayth .854. called at Rome by proxie .1071. abolisheth the Pope out of Eng. 1056. hys Oration to Cardinall Campeius 1050. hys protestation, and actes agaynst the Pope .1056.1083. his defēce of the suppression of the Pope, to y^e K. of France 1071. maryed to lady Iane .1083. hys protestatiō to the emperor, and other peeres why hee refused to come or send to y^e popes councel .1132. maryed to Lady Katherine Haward, & reformeth religion .1210.1259. dys death, and the maner therof. 1289.1259.
Henry Chichesley Archbishoppe of Caunterbury a cruell persecuter .588. his death. 704
Henry Earle, Duke of Lancaster sent ouer to Gascoigne, his libe∣rality to his souldiours. 384
Henry Crompe. 443
Henry 6. crowned .658. his mary∣age with queene Margaret .705. he is committed to the Tower .713. restored againe to the crown 714. committed the second time to the Tower, where he dyed. 715.716
Henry 3. reconciled to Hubert and other his Nobles, expelleth the Pictauians, and forreiners from his Court. 280
Henry king of Almayne vpon cer∣tayne conditions, made emperor by the Pope. 244
Henry Uoes a Fryer Martir in Germany. 474
Henry Adlingtō, Henry Wye their story and martyrdome. 1914.1915
Henry 1. his reigne .191. his death. 200
Henry 2. king of Englande kisseth the knee of the Popes Legate. 788
Henry Laurence Martyr with 5. other moe in Caunterburye for the Gospell. 1688
Henry Ramsey Martyr his arti∣cles 1974. his aunsweres 1975. his condemnation and constaunt Martyrdome. 1976
Henry Sutphen Martyr his sto∣ry .875. his death conspired by Monkes and Fryers .877. his cruel Martyrdome for the truth. 878
Herode his miserable ende, dyed in exile. 31
Herbert his much adoe to diuorce Priests from their wyues. 192
Herst Martyr, his story and Mar∣tyrdome. 2053
Heron with other Martyrs. 62
Hewet Martyr, his story and mar∣tyrdome. 1036.1037

H. I.

Hierome of Prage his tragicall hi∣story appeareth before the coun∣cell at Constance .632. his abiu∣ration .633. accused agayne, and brought before the councell .634. his Oration to the Councel .635 his eloquence prophesie, condem∣nation, and cruell martyrdome. 636
Hierome his story. 1192
Hierome Sauonarola hys articles obiected agaynst him, his answer and martyrdome. 732
Hierusalem besieged. 737
Higinus bishop of Rome, Martyr. 53
Hierusalem enlarged .41. called by a new name A••liopolis. ibid con∣quered by the christians .185. ta∣ken by the Saracens. 233
Higbed and Causton their pitifull history .1539. articles obiected a∣gainst them .1539. their answers to the articles .1540. their confes∣sion 1541. their constant Mar∣tyrdome for the truth. 1542
Hide Martyr, her story, examinati∣on and answers .1974. her con∣demnation and martyrdome. 1975.1976
Hildegardis a Prophetisse .201. Hildegardis her prophesies of Rome. 461
Hildebrand alias Gregory 7. cause of much trouble in the churche of God .174. his monstrous life and tragical history .174. knockt pope Alexander about the pate. 169
Hildebrand and Calixtus extortors of priests mariage. 1153
Hildebrand an enemy to Priestes mariage, his letter agaynst the same .175. hee was a notorious sorcerer, he excommunicate Her∣mannus the Emperor, is cast in∣to prison, and deposed by y^e coun∣cell of Wormes .178. cause of all the mischiefe that hath raigned a∣mongest the Popes euer since .182. compared to Ieroboam .185 he extorteth election of Bishops out of the handes of the Empe∣rour. 299
Hildegardis prophesies agaynste Monkes and Fryers. 460.461
Hitten his trouble, persecution and apprehension for the truth .2136. his examination, aunsweres con∣demnation and martyrdom. 2137
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Histories, councels, and fathers a∣gaynst the worshippyng of I∣mages. 2130.2131
Hitten Martyr his story .997. his martirdome. 998
Hinshaw his scourging at Fulhā by Boner. 2043.2044
Hippolitus, Bishop and Martyr. 59
Hypocrisy a double wickednesse. 1780

H O,

Hoc est corpus meum, what it mea∣neth .495. expounded. 1388 1389.1128.1129.1130
Hofmayster his fearefull death. 2105
Hooke martyred at Chester for the Gospell and the trueth thereof. 1954
Hooper his excellent story .1502. his complaynt agaynst Boner .1311 his letters ful of most godly com∣forte .1482. his going foorth of England, and his returne againe 1503. made Bishop of Glocester, his diligence in preaching, depri∣ued of his Bishopricke .1505. de∣fendeth Priestes mariage .1506. Imprisoned in the fleet. ibid. hys 1.2.3. and last examinatiōs .1507 his degradatiō .1508. his purga∣tion of his false bruted recanta∣tion. ibid. his going to Glocester to be burned .1508. his constaunt martyrdome .1509.1510. his let∣ters. 1511.1512.1514.1516
Hooper his Epistle to the conuoca∣tion house concerning matters of religion. 2135
Holland martyr. 2037.2038.2039
Holy dayes complained of .200. they are the cause of muche euill. ibid. they are infinite in the Popes Church .860. they are suppressed and put downe. 1094
Horsey Chauncellor to the Bishop of London, conspired Richarde Huns death. 809
Hosius Pighius and Eckius their argumentes for the authority of the church of Rome. 2
Host in the Pix deuided into three partes. 137.
Host with the maner of breaking of the same. 1404
Honorius Prior of Caunterburye dyed at Rome. 241
Honorius the Pope his story. 258
Honorius author of worshipping the Sacrament. 1390
Hospitals of Rome for English pil¦grimes. 163
Hooke martyred at Chichester for the gospell. 1688
Hornby his story & deliuerie. 2082
Horne Martyr, his story. 1910.1911.1953
Holmes his story. 838
Holyday Martyr, his story. 2037 2038.2039
Holy water coniured. 497
Holy bread and holy water, as the Papists call them, not proouea∣ble by scripture. 1588
Holy water found out first. 39
Holy bread by whom first of all in∣uented. 1404
Homes of the Gard a cruell & mer∣cilesse knaue. 1526
Honeden Martyr, his story & mar∣tyrdome. 665.666
Hospitall of Bartholomew built in London. 191
Holland the bish. of Londons Som¦ner. 1184
Houses of almes how many suffici∣ent for England. 508
Holy dayes abrogate & put downe. 1259
Holcot gentleman, hys trouble for bringing a booke to Cranmer Archb. of Cant. remayning priso∣ner for the truth of the Gospel in Bocardo in Oxford. 2135.
Holy ghost Christes vicar on earth, and how. 1822
Homage done to kyng Edgar. 155
Horton Minister, his deliuery by Gods prouidence. 2081
Hope what it is. 978
Hormisda his history. 99
Horsus slayne. 113

H. V.

Hubba capitayne of the Danes, in∣uadeth England. 114
Hubert Lord chiefe iustice of En∣gland, a great worker against the popes extortiōs .269.275. broght into hatred with the king by the Romish prelates .276. flyeth to sanctuary .276. bereft of all hys goods .277. cast into prison, and at last reconciled to the king againe. 278
Hubberdine a rayling preacher a∣gaynst M. Latimer his daun∣sing sermon 1742. fell out of the pulpit and brake his legge. 1743
Hudson Martyr his story and per∣secution. 1970.
Hudson Martyr his story. 2035.
Hugh Foxe Martyr, his story and martyrdome. 2033.2034
Hugo Bishop of Lincol••e redee∣meth hys Byshoppricke for a 1000. markes. 258.
Hugo de sancto victore. 201.
Hugh Lauerocke martyr. 1910
Hugh Pye Priest. 660.
Hugh Spencer & hys sonne, there exceeding, and far surmounting pride .371. executed as they well deserued. 373.
Hugh Latimer martyr his actes & doinges 1730. first a Papist, con∣uerted by M. Bilney. ibid. his exellente sermon in Cambridge of the Cardes .1731.1732.1734. his story in sauing a poore wo∣man .1735. his reply to a certayne barking frier in Cambridge .1734 1735. cited 1736. his letter to the archbishop of Canterbury 1736.1737. Articles deuised by the bi∣shop for him to subscribe vnto 1737. made Bishop of Worcester 1738. preacheth before K. Edw. 6. 1739. cast into the Tower .1740. his letter to M. Morice .1741. writ agaynst by Sher∣woode .1743. hys aunswere .1744. his other godly letters to sondry persons .1746.1748.1750 1752.1755 his appearaunce be∣fore the Commissioners .1762. hys examination and answeres .1763.1766. hys martyrdome & death in Oxford 1769.1770
Huggard meeter to eate a puddyng rather then to dispute of Scrip∣ture. 1591.
Hulderiche byshop of Ashborough his exile in defence of Priestes mariage. 137.
Hull seruaunt to Doctor Taylour 1520.
Hullier his story and martyrdome .1907.1908.1909. a note of hym further. 2004.
Hullier martyr hys story. 1906.1907.
Humfrey Duke, Lord protectour agaynst the Cardinall of Win∣chester 703. hys articles exhibi∣ted agaynst the sayde Cardinall 704. his story, and death. 704.705.706.
Humfrey Middleton Martyr hys story and persecution .1673. hys martyrdome. 1676
Humfrey Mummouth hys story, 997.
Humanitie of Christe, cannot be in many places at once. 1687.1951.
Humilitie the por••er of Chrystes schoole. 1788.
Hunne martyr, hys story 805. ar∣ticles obiected agaynst him with hys aunsweres .806. murthered in prison .806.807▪ burned after hys death .808. hys defence a∣gaynst Syr Thomas More, and Ala. Copus. 811.
Hunter hys letter to hys mother. 2150.
Huniades gouernour of Hungary. 720.
Huniades hys victoryes agaynst the Turkes. 740.
Hunt confessor his story. 2054.
Hunter martyr hys excellent story. 1536.1577.
Hurst deliuered by Gods proui∣dence. 2075.2076.2077
Hurst Martyr. 1914.1915.
Hurly burly betweene Popes. 200
Hus his publique defence of Wick∣liffe. 451.452.453.
Hus hys excellent story, cited by the pope, and excommunicate .588. banished Prage .590. hys obiec∣tions agaynst the Doctours de∣grees .599.590. his safe conduct with hys letters certificatory of hys goyng vpp to the Councell .596. hys personall appearaunce before the Pope, and Cardinals 599. falleth sicke in prison, hathe articles obiected agaynst hym, with his aunsweres 600. hys books writtē in prison .601. his protestation .604. hys false accu∣sations .606. hys appeale from the Councell .611. his degrada∣tion .623. hys sentence definitiue of condemnation .622.624. hys deathe and martyrdome for the gospell of Iesus Christ .624. his letters. 626.627.628.
Hutt martyr, her story and martyr∣dome. 1910.1911.

I A.

IAcobus Latomus e∣nemy to the gospel, brought to madnes and desperation. 2106
Iacobus Misnensis an olde auncient writer agaynst the Pope. 420
Iacobus priest, Martyr. 98
Iackson his story. 1950.1949
Iackson Martyr, his story & mar∣tyrdome. 1914.1915
Iacke Cade. 711
Iacke Straw his rebellion in eng∣land. 434
Iacke Upland. 261.264
Iames Abbes Martyr, hys story. 1683
Iames Ashley Martyr, hys storye and martyrdome. 2047
Iames Austoo Martyr, his story and martyrdome. 2013.2014.2016.2017.2018.2019
Iames Bainham Martyr .1027 articles ministred agaynst hym, he submitteth hymselfe .1028. his abiuration and penance .1030. he returneth to the truth again, and is condemned .1029. hys godly death and martyrdome, 1030
Iames Brewster Martyr. 818.
Iames George his death in prison, and buried in the fields. 1482
Iames Gore his trouble for the go∣spell died in prison. 1795
Iames Harris scourged. 2062
Iames Morden martyr, his story and martyrdome. 774
Iames Morton martyr. 1207
Iames Morris Martyr, his story and martyrdome. 1983.1984
Iames the apostle elected bishop of Ierusalem .32.33. cast downe from the pynacle of the Church, and Martyred for the trueth of Iesus Christ. ibid. his accuser conuerted & martyred with him. ibid.
Iames the apostle, how it chanceth that he is thought of some to bee the setter vp of the masse. 1401
Iames Pilkington his sermon at the restoring of Mar. Bucer & Paulus Phagius again. 1966.1967
Iames Tuttie Martyr. 1708
Iames Tyrrell a bloudy murthe∣rer. 728
Iames Treuisam buried in the fieldes and summoned after hys death. 1665
Iane daughter to Henrye Lorde Gray▪ Duke of Suffolk proclai∣med Queene .1406. beheaded im∣mediatly after .1422. her Epitaph 1423. her godly letters. 1420
Iane Lady, her lamentable storye, trouble and death. 1419.1420.1422
Iane Lady, wife to the Lord Gil∣ford brought into displeasure w^t the Lady Mary, for her Godlye zeale, by Lady Anne Wharton. 2128
Iane Queene maried to K. Henry the 8. 1083. her death in child∣bed. 1087
Ianizarie amongest the Turkes what they be. 741.730

I D.

Idle and vayne swearing pestife∣rous. 538
Idolatry offensiue to Infidels. 1001
Idoll and Image their difference. 1588

I E.

Iewes destroyed .235. one baptised, and after reuolted agayne. ibid. they slayne, & theyr houses burnt in London. ibid. they crucifye a childe at Lincolne .327. at Nor∣wich another, 201, banished out of England and Fraunce. 327
Iew through his owne superstitiō drowned in a Priuy. 327
Theyr fayth. 22
Iewes burnt at Northhampton. 327
Iew martyred in Turky kept still his colour & sauor lying 3. dayes in the streetes. 972
Iewes destroyed by Titus & Ua∣spasion .31. their second destruc∣tion .41. euer enemies to Christi∣ans. 43
Ieffrey Hurst deliuered by Gods prouidence. 2075.2076.2077

I G.

Ignatius his martyrdome, deuou∣red with wilde beastes. His god∣ly life and Christian zeale. 40.41.
Ignoraunce of the trueth will not excuse any man. 1775

I L.

Ile of Wight last conuerted to the fayth of Christ. 124
Ile of Ely assaulted by Prince Edward. 335

I M.

Imber fast first ordeyned by whō and where. 58.197
Images in England abolished. 1095.1096
Image of the Trinity an abhomi∣nable thing. 508.534
Images with theyr false lying mi∣racles reproued. 534.
Images not to be worshipped. 470 563.564.1110
Images subuerted by Emperours and maynteined by the Pope. 129
Images of God what be. 1111
Images suppressed by kinge Ed∣ward the 6. 1300
Image maker burned in Spayne for the trueth of Christes Gos∣spell. 930
Images are not to be worshipped, adored ne to be placed in Chur∣ches, or oratories. 2128.2129.2130.2131.2132
Images good to roste a shoulder of mutton by, but good for nothing els. 2144
Images destroyed at Zuricke. 869
Images of the Gentiles, and of the Christians. 868
Image of the Crucifix at Constā∣tinople. 742
Image worship who first decreed. 130
Images in England abolished. 1095.1096
Image of the Trinity an abhomi∣nable thing. 508.534
Images defended to be laye mens bookes by Pope Adrian. 130
Imprisonment perteyneth not to y^e Clergy. 354
Images reproued by Thorpe. 534
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aboue all that is called God. 784
Immunity of the Clergy. 860
Images throwne downe at Basil. 871
Impropriations, and first fruites. abused by the Pope. 5
Impropriations deuillish and vn∣godly & cause of muche wicked∣nes. 862
Imber fast or deined by whō wher∣fore and when. 58.197
Incense. 1404.
Inconueniences that follow the ta∣king away of Gods word. 1904
Indenture concerning the 22. pri∣soners apprehended at Colche∣ster. 1972.
Inditement of the Lorde Cobham Syr Roger Acton, and others. 575.
Indulgences of the Pope blasphe∣mous and wicked. 844
Infantes murthered, and found in Lenton Abby. 1947.
Ingar and Hubbe captains of the Danes .140. slayne, in Engle∣field. 141.114.
Iniunctions of king Henry 8. for reformation of religion. 1094.1095.1096.
Innocentius 2. pope, vsurper. 200.
Innocentius 4. made Pope, to sit in the seate of pestilence .313. hys crueltie and death. ibid.
Innocentius 3. Pope ennemy to Chrstes Church, hys acts & de∣crees. 259.
Innocentius 8. his bloudy cruelty. 711.
Ina his Lawes. 778.
Inquisition of Spayne most bloudy how it is vsed, and what vnspe∣kable hurt, commeth by it. 930.931.932.933.
Inquisition at Cambridge by the inquisitours with the processe, and burning of Bucer, & Pau∣lus Phagius bones. 1956.1958 1960.1962.1963.1966.1968.
Inquisition agaynst euill officers. 350.
Inquisition at Oxford. 526.
Inquisitiō bloud••, of the 6. Articles by king Henry the 8. 1136.
Inquisition bloudy by Pope Mar¦tin. 651.
Insurrections, and rebellions the causes thereof. 1753.
Interrogatories ministred to Tho¦mas Arthure, and M. Bilney. 999.
Interpretation of the prophesies of the Turke, and Pope. 769.
Introit of the Masse by whome it was introduced. 1401.
Inuocation. 1108.
Inuocation of saynctes. 28.

I. O.

Iohn Alcocke martyr troubled for reading Gods word to the peo∣ple in the absence of their pastor apprehended, committed to pri∣son and dyeth in the same. 2146.
Iohn Andrew bookbinder a perse∣cutor, plagued. 2109.
Iohn Apprice martyr. 1909.1910.
Ioh. Aishton troubled & exam. 437
Iohn Adams Martyr. ibid.
Iohn Auerth a popish priest. 1519
Iohannes Anglicus Cardinall, hys words to the Pope. 290
Iohn Aucocke dyed in prison, and buried in the fields. 1561
Iohn Aleworth died in pryson. 1683
Iohn Bradford Martyr, his excel∣lent story .1603. his lyfe and edu∣cation. ibid. appeaseth the rage at Paules crosse .1604. imprisoned, ibid. his conference with Winche∣ster and the commissioners .1605 his sundry examinations .1606.1607.1608.1610.1611. hys pri∣uate talke with Harpsfield and others .1612.1613.1614. wyth certayne Bishops .1615.1616. with Friers .1617.1618. with others .1620.1622. his condem∣nation .1623. hys glorious mar∣tyrdome .1624. hys letters. 1625 1626.1628.1630.1664.1638.1666.
Iohn Badby, his story and grie∣uous persecution .521. his con∣stancy and martyrdome for the truth. 522
Ioane Boughton Martyr. 731
Iohn Barton persecuted. 641
Ioane Beach Martyr. 1906
Iohn Browne his story .1292. hys martyrdome. 1293
Iohn Bent Martyr. 1030
Iohn Baker Martyr. 2058
Ioane Bradbridge Martyr, her story. 1979
Iohn Browne Martyr. 805
Iohn Butler his story. 1226
Iohn Bland preacher and Martyr his story .1665. apprehēded .1666 hys examination▪ and aunswers .1667.1668. his appearaunce in the spirituall court, with his an∣swers there .1670. his confutati∣on of transubstantiation .1671 1672.1674.1676. his death and prayer at the same. 1676
Iobita Martyr. 41
Iohn Castellane doctor and mar∣tyr, his trouble and persecution .878. his degradation .879. hys martyrdome. 880
Iohn Cornford Martyr, his story and martyrdome. 2053
Iohn Cheeke, his story, recantati∣on, repentance and death. 1955
Iohn Clarke, Iohn Archer wyth their fellowes famished in the ca∣stle at Canterb. for the Gospell. 1954
Iohn Carelesse hys death in the Kings Bench, his examinatiōs, and aunswers .1919.1920. hys letters. 1921.1922.1924.1926.1928.1930.1932.1933
Iohn Cardmaker his trouble, per∣secution and martyrdome. 1578.1579.1580.
Iohn Ardley his story, articles mi∣nistred against him with his an∣swers .1582. his martyrdome. 1583
Iohn Cooke Martyr, his story and martyrdome. 2047
Iohn Cauell Martyr, his story. 1895.1896
Iohn Chapman Martyr. 1036
Iohn Cornet his deliuery. 2081
Iohn Clarke Martyr. 878
Iohn Alcocke confessor, hys story and death. 2046
Iohn Clement, hys death and bu∣riall. 1914
Iohn Claidon Currier, his story .639. hys condemnation & Mar∣tyrdome. 640
Iohn de Clum, his great loue to Iohn Hus, his Epistle of com∣fort vnto hym. 621
Iohn de Clum frend to Ioh. Hus 599
Iohn Derifall, Iohn Routh their story and martyrdome. 1914 1915.1916.1917
Iohn Deny Martyr. 1912
Iohn Deuenish Martyr, his story. 2033.2034
Iohn Dauid Martyr. 2049.2050.
Iohn Dighton murtherer of hys Prince. 728
Iohn Dauies, his trouble and de∣liuery. 2073
Iohn Denley, Iohn Newman, with Patrike Patchinghā, mar∣tyrs .1683. articles obiected a∣gainst them .1684. their answers ibid. their christian beliefe & con∣fession. 1687.1684
Iohn de Roma a terrible persecu∣tor, hys fearefull death. 2107 2108.2109
Iohn the Euangelist, his excellent story. 36
Iohn the Euangelist exiled into Pathmos, released agayne. 36
Iohn Esche Martyr. 874
Iōh. Fishcocke Martyr, his story and martyrdome for the Gospell at Cant. with vi. moe his fellow Martyrs. 198.1981
Iohn Floyd Martyr▪ his story and martyrdome. 2037.2038.2039
Ioh. Frankish martyr, his trouble and persecution .1673. his mar∣tyrdome. 1676
Iohn Foreman Martyr, his story. 1949.
Iohn Fisher bishop of Rochester, an enemy to Christes Gospell .1068. beheaded in the end. 1069.
Iohn Frith his trouble for the go∣spell .2126. refuseth to be deliue∣red out of prison & prophesieth of the restoryng of the truth in en∣gland. 2127
Iohn Frith hys story .1031. set in the stocks at Reading .1032. his reasons vpō the sacrament .1033 his letter to his friendes .1034. sentence of condemnation geuen agaynst hym .1035. his constant martyrdome. 1036.1037
Ioh. Frontō, his trouble in Spain 2056.2057.2058
Iohn Glouer and Robert Glouer, their story, persecution and trou∣ble .1709.1710.1712.1713. are excommunicate beyng dead, and buried in the fields. 1714
Iohn Glouer, his trouble and deli∣uerance. 2071
Iohn Galle hys trouble. 642
Iohn Florence a Turner, his trou¦ble and displyng. 659
Iohn Gostwicke knight, accuser of Cranmer in the parliamēt house 1867
Iohn Gates knight, beheded with sir Tho. Palmer. 1408
Iohn Gower. 839
Iohn Goddesell, his trouble & per∣secution. 660
Iohn Goose Martyr. 717
Iohn Holyday Martyr, his story. 2037.2038
Iohn Halingdale Martyr, his sto∣ry and martyrdome. 2025.2026.2027
Iohn Hullier Martyr, burned at Cambridge. 2004
Iohn Huglein Martyr, hys story. 884
Ioh. Harpole, Ioane Beach mar∣tyrs, their story. 1906.
Iohn Hullier minister and martyr, his story and letters. 1906.1907 1908.1909
Iohn Hamond, Iohn Spenser martyrs. 1909
Ioane Hornes Martyr. 1910.1911.
Iohn Hamelton bishop of S. Da∣uids, a persecuter. 1272
Iohannes Huniades, his victories against the Turkes. 740
Iohn Herst Martyr, his story and martirdome. 2053
Iohn Hart Martyr, hys story. 1953
Iohn Horne, and a woman, Mar∣tyrs. 1935
Iohn Hus his story, cited and ex∣cōmunicate .588. banished Prage 590. his obiections agaynst the doctors decrees .599.590. his safe conduct, his letters of hys goyng vp to the Councell, 596. hys ap∣pearance before the Pope & car∣dinall .599. his sicknes and im∣prisonment, articles obiected a∣gainst hym with hys aunsweres .600. his bookes writ in prisonne .601. his protestation .604. hys false accusations .606. hys ap∣peale .611. his degradation .623. his sentence of condemnatiō .622 his martyrdome & burning .624. his letters. 626.627.628
Iohn Haywood his recantation 1231
Iohn Hunt Confessor his story. 2054
Iohn Iohnson Martyr his storye burned at Colchester. 2007.2008.2009
Iohn Iackson his story. 1950.1949
Iohn Iourdelay, Teler & Dwarfe abiured. 641
Iohn King of England his story. 249
Iohn Kurd martyr his story. 2021
Iohn Lacels Martyr. 1240
Iohn Longlande his Sermon on good Fridaye before the king at Greenewich. 1097
Iohn Lawrēce, his story .1542. his Martyrdome and death. 1543
Iohn Longland Bishoppe of Lin∣colne a Persecutour of good men .820. his articles ministred to the poore members of Christ. ibid.
Iohn Lomas Martyr, his story. 1859
Iohn Leafe Martyr his story .1623. his examinations, & mar∣tyrdome. 1623.1624
Iohn Launder Martyr his storye, his confession, examination, and aunsweares .1680. his articles obiected agaynste him, with his aunsweres to the same. 1681
Ioyce Lewes Martyr her story, and martyrdome at Liechfielde. 2012
Iohn Lambert his story, and perse∣cution .1101. articles obiected a∣gaynst him, with his seuerall an∣sweres to the same articles .1102 1103.1104.1105.1106. his new trouble .1121. his learned & godly disputation before the king, and Nobles .1122. his condemnation .1123. his constaunt suffering of Martyrdome for the truth .1124 his treatise of the Sacrament to the king. 1125
Iohn Meluyn his trouble for the Gospell, his letter out of New∣gate concerning the Eucharist of the Lordes supper. 2140.2141
Iohn Martin plagued. 2108
Iohn Morin Lieutenant criminall of the Prouost of Paris, a per∣secutor plagued of God. 2109
Ioane Manninges Martyr her story. 1979
Iohn Milles scourged by Boner. 2044
Iohn Martin a cruell persecutour his death. 955
Iohn Maunsell a riche Priest. 330
Iohannes Mountziger a Prote∣stant agaynst the Pope. 419
Iohn Maundrell, William Cober∣ley, and Iohn Spicer Martyrs theyr story. 1894
Iohn Marbecke his trouble, per∣secution, & sondry examinations, 1214. his wiues sute to the Bi∣shop for him .1216. his Indite∣ment .1219. saued from the fire, & why. 1220
Iohn Mace his story and death. 1909
Iohn a Neatheard Martyr. 724
Iohn Norris. 1917
Iohn Newman his story and exa∣minations. 1850.1951
Iohn Noyes martyr his story and apprehension .2021. his martyr∣dome. 2022
Iohn Fortune his story, his exami∣nations, and aunsweres. 1918 1919
Ioane Norman. 838
Iohn Oswald Martyr his story. 1914.
Iohn Oxlinus preacher his perse∣cution for the Gospell. 869
Iohn Puruey his recantation and imprisonment .543. hys articles collected out of his bookes. 544.
Iohn Patriarche of Constantino∣ple began first to vsurpe y^e name of vniuersall Byshop. 12.
Iohn Patriarche of Alexandria his life and conuersation. 119.
Iohn Porter his story and Mar∣tyrdome. 1206.
Iohn Philpot of Tenderden mar∣tyr, hys story, and martyrdome. 1970.
Iohn Philpot martyr, his excellēt story, his actes, and doynges .1795. his examinations and aun∣sweres .1796.1797.1798. hys condemnation .1826.1829. hys martyrdome, and deathe .1830. his letters. 1831.1832.1834.1838.1840.1842.1844.
Iohannes de Poliaco. 391.
Iohn de••Poliaco recanteth at Pa∣ris. 309.
Iohn 10. Pope. 146.
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Iohn 13. Pope wounded & almost slayne in adultery. 159.
Iohn 14. Pope cast into prison. 159.
Iohn 15. Pope murthered. 159
Iohn Roughe minister, and Mar∣tyr, his story and martyrdome .2028.2029.2034.2030.2031. his letters. 2030.2031
Iohn de Rupe Scissa a protestant his trouble and persecution for the truth. 390
Iohannes Rochtailada martyr hys story. 391.
Iohn Ruse persecutor, plagued by the hand of God. 2109.
Iohn Russell, Lorde priuy seale Lieuetenaunt ouer the kynges armie in the West. 1307.1308.
Iohn Slade Martyr. 804.
Iohn Segou••••s in the Counsell of Basill. 670.
Iohannes Seneca excōmunicate. 317
Iohn Simson martyr hys storye, and Martyrdome. 1582.1583.
Iohn Spicer martyr hys constan∣cie at the stake. 2144.
Iohn Streete hys trouble. 1473.
Iohn Stilman Martyr .814. hys constant martyrdome. 815.
Ioane Sole, Ioane Catmer mar∣tyrs theyr storyes. 1850.
Iohn Scriuener martyr. 838.
Iohn Stafford Archbish. of Can∣terbury .383. hys letter to kyng Edward .3. 382.
Iohn Tewkesbury a godly mar∣tyr, his story .1024. hys abiura∣ration .1026. his martyrdome. ibid.
Iohn Tudson Martyr hys story .1844. his condemnation & mar∣tirdome. 1857.1858.
Iohn Thurstane confessor. 2000.
Ioane Trunchfield her trouble for the Gospell .1704. her story and mar••yrdome. 1893.
Iohn Tooly hys story, and deathe digged out of hys graue, processe agaynst him after hys deathe .1583.1584. burned. 1585.
Ioane Waste a blinde woman in Darby Martyr .1951. articles ministred to her .1952. her mar∣tyrdome. 1952.
Ioh. Webbe martyr hys story. 1794
Iohn Went artificer his story. ibid. cōdemned .1857. martyred. 1858
Ioane Warren alias Lashforde mayd her story .1844. her condē∣nation and constant martyrdom. 1857.1858.
Ioh. Wade, Ioane Laishfield mar∣tirs▪ 1689.1702.
Iohn Warne hys story and martir∣dome. 1578.1579.1580.
Iohn de Wesalis persecuted .724. his Articles .726. hys opinions. 726.
Iohn Waldon Priest hys trouble & martyrdome. 661.
Iohn Wickliffe his story, sent am∣bassadour by the king .423. hys blemishes .424. his conclusions to the Bishops .432. his exposi∣tions vppon the same .433. his e∣pistle to Pope Urbanus 6.445. hys bookes, and friendes .447. his bookes condēned in the coun∣cell of constance .449.450. his de∣fence by Iohn Hus .451. hys bones burnt after his death .463 his bookes burnt in Prage by Swinco. 607.
Iohn Whiteman shoomaker mar∣tyr hys lamentable story .2112.2113.2114. hys martyrdō. ibid.

I P.

Ipswich persecuted. 2089.2090

I R.

Ireland when, and by whom con∣uerted to England. 226.227
Ironsyde king of Englande .162. his intended battell with King Canutus. Stayed by an Orati∣on. ibid.
Ireneus made Minister, and com∣mended to Elutherius. 50
Ireneus Bishop of Lyons & mar∣tir. 55
Irene the Empresse burned the deade bodye of Constantine her husbande, and set vp Images at Constantinople. 132

I S.

Isakius enemy to english men. 244
Isakius king of Cyprus yeldeth to king Richard. 245
Ischirion Martyr, his story. 62
Isabell Queene, Wife to king Ed∣ward .2. goeth into Fraunce, re∣turneth agayne with a great po∣wer, taketh the king and setteth vp her sonne .370.371.372. she is found with child by Syr Ro∣ger Mortimer. 376
Isabell Foster Martyr, her story .1844. her condemnation .1857. her martyrdome. 1858
Islington persecuted, and 22. god∣ly persons taken there in prayer. 2037.2038

I T.

Italian Martyrs. 934
Ita missa est in the Masse. 1404
Italy in the number of bishopricks surmounteth all other nations. 680
Italian Priests of England spoi∣led of theyr corne. 275
Italiās receiued greater reuenews out of England, then the crowne it selfe. 389.289

I V.

Iustinus his history. 37.
Iustine proueth all kinde of Phi∣losophy, is miraculously conuer∣ted by an old man, is baptised w^t all his household, writeth an A∣pology in defence of y^e christians. 48.49.50
Iulianus Martyr his story. 62
Iudgement how vsed in the primi∣tiue church, and the maner ther∣of. 1807
Iueson Martyr his story & mar∣tirdome. 1682.1683
Iulius Palmer a vertuous, & lear∣ned young man, his story .1934 his education. ibid. was once an enemy to the truth .1934. his cō∣uersion .1935. persecuted .1936. reiected of his Mother. ibid. be∣trayed, and apprehended .1937. his first examination with arti∣cles obiected agaynst him .1937.1938. his 2. examination, ibid. his condemnation, and martirdome .1939.1940. his Epitaph. ibid.
Iulins Palmer thinketh it no hard matter to burne to a spirituall man that is able to deuide a son∣der the soule from the body. 2141
Iudgementes of the papistes con∣cerning heretickes, of three sorts 1278.1286.
Iustices of peace, exhorted. 1302.
Iudgementes of the fathers vppon these wordes, hoc est corpus me∣um. 1394.
Iua or Iue king of the West Sax∣ons. 125.
Iuleddo a vertuous widow mar∣tyr her story, and martyrdome. 1622.
Iustices become iuglers. 1755.
Iudgement of God, & Ciuill iudg∣ment vnlike. 1805.
Iudge a persecutour plagued by Gods iudgement. 2107.2109.
Iulius a senator conuerted to christ 52. baptised with al his houshold and martyred, being beaten to death with cudgels. 52.
Iudges corrupted, a fearfull, and terrible example thereof. 196.
Iulius Pope, hys abhominable Sodometrie, and filthines of lyfe, hys blasphemy for a pecocke .1560. hys death, funerall, and collects. ibid.
Iulian Cardinall the popes war∣riour in Boheme, hys bloudy crueltie .656. hys Oration at the councel of Basill to the Bo∣hemians. 657.675.
Iudiciall law of Moses, whether now in force or not. 488
Iurisdiction vsurped of the Pope, receyued into England but of late yeares. 514
Iulian cardinall of S. Angell, hys Epistle to Eugenius Bishop of Rome. 697
Iulius 2. Pope, his periury, cast the keyes of S. Peter into Ty∣ber, is deposed. 735
Iudge Hales his trouble .1410. committed to the Tower .1467. hys tragicall story .1532. would haue killed hymselfe .1533. at the last drowned hymselfe. ibid.
Iubilie first began at Rome. 342
Iurisdiction of the Romish church examined. 4
Iurisdiction of the Pope, resisted in France. 4
Iustices of Assises deuided into 6. circuites. 227
Iue kyng made himselfe a monke, hys lawes to his subiects. 127
Iulian Liuyng, her trouble for the Gospell deliuered by Gods pro∣uidence. 2063.2064
Iustification by fayth, and not by the law. 44.1116.977.980
Iurisdiction of the Pope. 1
Iulitta her story, her exhortation to the people, her constant mar∣tyrdome. 95
Iudas lips. 508
Iudas whether he receiued the bo∣dy of Christ or not. 1950
Iudas called Thaddeus, put to death. 32
Iustus with hys brother Onam Martyrs. 41
Iustinus a godly Martyr .44. hys worthy praises & constant mar∣tyrdome. 45

K A.

KAlender of the Pope conteineth a dou∣ble abhomination in it. 582
Katherine the virgin her story, farced w^t false lying miracles .95. her pro∣phesies of reformatiō of the chur∣che. 419
Katherine Dowager Queene di∣uorced from king Hēry .8.1054 1055. her death. 1082
Katherine Parre maried to Kyng Henry .8. her trouble for the gos∣pel .1218.1219, 1242. her extreme sickenes .1243. her miraculous deliuery out of all her troubles. 1244
Katherine Haward maried to king Henry .8.1210. her death. ibid.
Katherine, Duchesse of Suffolke her tragicall story, and lamentable extremity susteyned for the gos∣pell. 2078.2079.2080.2081
Katherine Knight alias Katherine Timley Martyr, her story exa∣mination, condemnation & Mar∣tyrdome, for the truth of Christs Gospell. 2053.2054
Katherine Hut Martyr her story and constant martyrdome. 1910
Katherine Allen Martyr her story and Martyrdome. 1979
Katherine Cawches her trouble, & Martyrdome. 1943.1944

K E.

Keyes mistaken in the Popes Ca∣nons. 492
Keyes of Christes Kingdome. 491 492
Keyes of the Churche, what they are 1106. and to whom they are geuen. 1039.675
Kenulphus king of the West Sax∣ons slayne. 129
Kerbie Martyr his story. 1231
Kenelmus king of Mercia slayne. 114
Kenilworth de••••••e. 335
Kenilworth besieged. ibid.
Kent persecuted. 642.1276

K I.

Kinges of Britayne from Lucius to the Saxons. 108.
Kinges of England proued by an∣cient records to be supreme head and gouernors next vnder God ouer the Churche of Englande, and other theyr dominions. 340.
Kinges of Englande chiefe gouer∣nours as well in causes ecclesia∣sticall, as temporall. 8.
Kinges the vicares of Christ vpon earth. 166.
Kinges three doe homage to Kyng Edgar. 155.
Kynges of Eng. commonly trou∣bled wyth archbishops. 350.
Kinges of Persia called Sapores. 97.
Kinges of England before y^e Con∣quest, were gouernours as well in causes Ecclesiasticall as tem∣porall. 779.
Kings making themselues monks. 127.134.
Kynges called Christes vicares, by the Popes themselues. 7.
Kinges may, and ought to depose wicked Popes, in case they de∣serue it. 546.
Kinges may take away temporal∣ties from the clergy, in case they abuse the same. 457.
Kinges made slaues vnder y^e pope. 241.
Kinges duety to punish the clergy. 418.
Kinges of the Saxons from Eg∣bert, to Wil. Conquerour. 135.
Kings 7. rulyng in England. 109
Kinges making themselues religi∣ous persones whether they doe well or not. 115
Kings in tymes past had authoritie in spirituall causes. 147
Kings of the Saxons rulyng in en∣gland, described in a table. 110
King of England carefull for the chusing of the Archb. of Cant. 236
King of England hys penance for the death of Becket. 227.
King Arthur of England. 113
King of Fraunce his voyage to the holy land .292. hys acts there at∣chieued .293.294. his ouerthrow by the Infidels .295. hys ransom 276.296
King of Scotland doth homage to the king of England. 340
King of Portingale deposed. 200
King Alfrede his lyfe and commē∣dation. 143
King Edward the elder. 146
King Edward called the Martyr. prooued a bastard. 157
K. Edmund his story & raign. 150.
King Iohn his raigne .247. diuor∣ced from his wyfe, his letters to the Pope .250.251. is accused of the Pope .253. is poysoned by a monke. 256
King Iohn offring hys crowne to Pandulphus Legate. 787
King Edward 6. hys instruction geuen to Sir Anthony Seint∣leger knight, of his priuy chāber beyng of a corrupt iudgement of the Eucharist. 2139.2140
King Henry 3. reconciled to his no∣bles, and banisheth forreiners from the Court. 280
King Iue his voyage to Rome, where he became a Monke. 127
King Oswold hys story, charitie, pitie, deuotion, and death. 122
King Offa and Kenredus make themselues monks. 129
King Phillip arriueth at South∣hampton. 1471
King Richard and the Kyng of France concluded to conquer the holy land. 235
King Richard his voyage to the holy land, with his actes by the way. 243.••44
King Richard 1. his three daugh∣ters .249. hys death. ibid.
Kinigilsus kyng of Westsaxons cō∣uerted to Christ. 122
King what he is▪ his institutiō. 677
Kingdome of Christ feared of the

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Romaine Emperors. 48
Kingdome of the world, compared with the kyngdom of the Pope. 19
Kingdom of Christ in this world. 30
Kingdom of Northumberland cea∣seth. 131
Kingdom of Mercia ceaseth. 132
Kissing of the Popes feet by Em∣perors. 129
King and Debnam hanged for ta∣kyng down the Rood, of Douer∣court. 1031
King Martyr, his story and death for the Gospell. 1976
Kyng Martyr, buried in the fields. 1689.1702

K N.

Kneelyng to the sacrament forbid in Councels. 1390
Kneuet Lady her trouble, and deli∣uerance. 2072
Knightes of the Rhodes, their first originall. 200
Knights of s. Iohns order in Eng∣land began. 367
Knight his story. 1542

L A.

LAcedemonians, their wonderfull constā∣cy. 681
Lacye gentlewoman, her trouble and de∣liuery. 2073
Lactea via, where and what it is. 1296
Lady Elizabeth, her miraculous preseruation in Queene Maries dayes. 2091.2092.2093.2094.2095.2096.2098
Lady honor persecuter, strikē mad. 2101
Lady Eleanor Cobham, her de∣fence against Alanus Copus. 702
Lady Iane for her zeale to y^e truth, brought in hatred with the La∣dy Mary, by one Ladye Anne Wharton. 2128
Lady Iane her talke with Feck∣nam .1419. her letters 1420. her death and prayer at the same. 1422
Lady Katharine duchesse of Suf∣folke, her tragicall story. 2078 2080
Lady Kneuet her trouble and deli∣uerie. 2072
Lady Mary her letters to K. Ed∣ward 6. and the councell .1332.1333.1335.1336.1338.1339. with answers to the same. ibid.
Lady Uane a great benefactor to Gods saints. 1838
Ladislaus a yong Pope. 720
Ladislaus and his dominions. 722
Ladislaus an enemy to the gospell .721. his strange fact at his death ibid.
Laishford Martyr, her story and martyrdome. 1689.1702
Lannam men in Suffolke ryse a∣gainst the proud bishop of Nor∣wich. 428.
Lambert Martyr, his story .1101. articles obiected agaynst him, his aunsweres to the articles .1101.1102. set at liberty .1121. hys di∣sputation before the Kyng & no∣bles .1122. his constant martyr∣dome for the truth of Christs go∣spell. 1124
Lacels death and martyrdom .1240 his letter of the sacrament. 1241
Lambe Martyr, his story & Mar∣tyrdome. 1267
Lampes in the church. 1404
Lambeth when, and by whom first built. 233
Lambrith Archb. of Canterbury. 129
Launcelot Martyr, his story. 1279
Landesdale one of the gard, his sto∣ry and terrible end. 2104.2105
Lanfrancus Archb. of Cant. 172
Lane Martyr, his story. 2047
Landes restored to Abbeys by Q. Mary. 1559.1560
Larke, and Germain Gardine, trai¦tors agaynst the kings suprema∣cie. 1230
Laremouth, his history and death. 2150
Latimer Preacher and Martyr, his excellent story .17••0. made Bish. of Worcester .1738. cast in∣to the Tower .1740. appeareth before the Commissioners .1762 his examination and aunsweres .1763.1764.1766. his Letters .1746.1748.1749.1750. hys death and constant martyrdome at Oxford. 1769.1770
Latimer cōplained of Boner .1311 disputeth at Oxford .1454.1455 1456.1428. condemned with do∣ctor Cranmer and doctor Ridley. 1463
Latimer his sermon at Cambridge of the Cardes, conteinyng most excellent and comfortable doctrine for euery christian man to follow 2142.2143
Latine seruice reprooued, edifieth not. 1903
Latine seruice defended .1588. con∣futed. 1617
Latine masse first song at Constā∣tinople. 1404
Laurence his worthy history .71. tormented on a firie gridiron to the death. 72
Laurence Martyr. 1542
Laurence Pernam Martyr. 1914.1915
Laurence Martyr, with v. other burned in Cant. 1688
Laurence Gest Martyr, his story. 775
Laurentius Anglicus condemned by the Pope. 322
Laurentius Archb. after Austen. 119
Laurence Shiriffe sworne friende and seruant to the good lady E∣lizabeth his maistresse .2097. his faithfulnes towards her. ibid.
Launder Martyr, his story. 1680 1681
Lawson her trouble & deliuerance. 2070.2071
Lawson Martyr, his story. 1917 1918
Lauerocke Martyr. 1910
Lawes by the king and Nobles at Oxford. 329
Law of premunire, with the penal∣ties. 419
Lawes of king Edward & others. 165.166
Law, and the gospell, their differēce 26.27
Lawes of Egelred agaynst wicked Iudges and Iusticers. 162
Lawes of Claredon. 207
Lawes of king Ethelstane concer∣nyng Ecclesiasticall causes and tithes .149. hys lawes cōcerning thieues. 150
Laws of K. Alfrede & K. Edward 147
Lawes of Canutus. 164
Lands restored to Abbeis by Q. Mary. 1559.1560
Lawes of king Henry the 1. 191
Lawes whereto Becket Archb. of Cant. agreed, and agreed not. 206.207
Law how loosed, how not loosed by Christ. 483
Lawe of Moises, of all lawes the iustest. 488
Lawes Ecclesiasticall by kings of this realme, before the conquest. 779
Law with the doctrine thereof. 976.
Law and the Gospell wherto they serue. 1655
Lawes of the Pope and of Eng∣land differ, and wherein. 1889 1890

L E.

Leaden hall built. 712
Learned men increase in christen∣dome. 730
League betwixt y^e Pages of Zuit∣zerland. 866
Leafe Martyr his story .1623. his examination, condemnation, and martyrdome. 1623.1624
Learned men agaynst the Pope. 398
Learned men agaynst Friers. 409
Learned men sent for into Eng∣land. 1296
Legate commanding chastity, takē himselfe with an Harlot. 199
Legates of the Popes, not admit∣ted of the Nobles .369. robbed of theyr treasure in the North coū∣trey. 370
Legate of the Popes restrayned from comming into England. 707
Legate du prat persecutor, his fear∣full death. 2109
Legend and Masse booke of the pa∣pistes full of filthy and blasphe∣mous lyes. 584
Legend of S. Albane disproued. 88
Legittimation of Priestes childrē. 1176
Leicester interdicted. 505
Leicester menne persecuted for the Gospell. 505
Lent fast, and the ordinances ther∣of falsely ascribed to Telespho∣rus. 53
Lent and fasting the originall ther∣of .52. diuersly kept. ibid.
Lelond Iustice his sodeine death. 2101
Lent fast brought in. 665.1404
Lennam towne riseth agaynst their Bishop, and swingeth him well. 428
Leonard Keisar martyr his story. 885
Leonard Cox scholemaister at Re∣ding. 1032
Leo .8. Pope. 159
Leo .9. Pope. 168
Leonides Martyr. 54
Leofricus Earle of Mercia. 165
Lesson good for Ministers to seeke theyr lost sheepe. 36
Letter of Anselme to Ualtram bi∣shop of Norenberge. 187
Letter of Anselme to K. Henry .1. 192
Letters of Anselme agaynst Prie∣stes mariage. 195
Letter most excellent and worthy of all Christian men to be redde of Pomponius Algerius an I∣talian Martyr. 939
Letter of Tho. Becket to the Bi∣shop of Norwich. 217
Letter of Boner to the L. Crom∣well against Winchester. 1090
Letter of a certaine godly woman written to Boner, rebukyng him for his bloudy crueltie to Gods saints. 1842.1844.1845
Letter of Boniface B. of Mentz, and Martyr, to Ethelbald the kyng. 128
Letter of the brethren of France to the brethren of Asia. 46
Letters of the Councel of Calice a∣gainst the Protestants. 1224
Letter of Iohn Kingstone com∣missary, to Byshop Boner con∣cernyng the 22. prisoners ap∣prehended at Colchester for the truth. 1971.1972.1973.
Letter of king Phillip out of Eng∣land to the Pope. 1478.
Letter of king Henry 1. to y^e pope. 192.
Leiton martyr hys story, and mar∣tyrdome. 1131.
Letter of Earle Lewes to Bishop Waltram. 190.191.
Letter of Lucifer to the Popes Clergy. 502.
Letter of Marcus Aurelius An∣tonius Emperour, to the senate of Rome, concerning the Christi¦ans. 51
Letters of Queene Mary to king Edward the 6. and the Councel with aunsweres to the same. 1332.1334.1335.1336.1337.1338.1339.
Lewes Gentlewoman Martyr burned at Lichfield. 2012.2013.
Letters of the Lady Mary, and the councell each to other. 1406.1407.1408.
Letters of the nobles, and commo∣naltie of Englande to the Pope. 291
Letters of Otho Archbishoppe of Caunterbury to the Prelates 151.
Letter of Pope Urbane to Bald∣wine Archbishop of Canterbu∣ry. 240.
Letters to the Pope concerning Becket. 220.221.
Letter of Pope Hadrian to Frede∣ricke the Emperour, with aun∣swere to the same. 203.
Letter of Pope Alexander to Bec∣ket Archbishop of Canterbury with aunswere to the same. 208 209.216.
Letter of the Pope concerning the degradation of Thomas Cran∣mer Archbishop of Canterbury 2132.2133.
Letter of William Symmes to a certayne frend of hys. 2142.
Letter layd vpon Queene Maryes deske agaynst shee shoulde come to prayer, conteining an expostu∣lation, and dehortation from the abhominable sinne of idolatry. 2139.
Letter of William Hunter to hys mother. 2150.
Letter of Queene Mary to the Duke of Northfolke. 2128.
Letter of one Iohn Meluine priso∣ner for Gods truth in Newgate 2140.
Letters of Constantine. 103.
Letters of Doctor Cranmer arch∣bishop of Cant. 1889.1890.1891.1892.
Letter of Carolus Magnus to Offa for intreaty of peace. 131.
Letter of Fredericke the Emperor to all the world, agaynst y^e Pope 306.307.
Letters of Germanus Patriarche of Constantinople to the Pope. and Cardinals. 282.283.
Letter of Hadrian to Minutius Fundanus for the staying of per¦secution. 41.
Letter of Hildebrand Pope against Priestes mariage. 175.
Letters of M. Hooper full of godly comfort and consolation. 1482.
Letters moe of M. Hooper Mar∣tyr. 1512.1514.1515.1516.
Letter of Hulderike to Pope Ni∣cholas in defence of Priests ma∣riage. 137.138.
Letters of Iohn Hus. 626.627.628.629.630.
Letters of king Richard 2. agaynst Walter Brute. 504.
Letter vnder the kinges authoritie to represse the Romayne benefi∣ces in England. 275.
Letters of the king of Denmarke in the behalfe of M. Couerdale with Queene Maryes aun∣sweres. 1529.1530.
Letter of king Henry 3. hys Con∣fessor, declaring his acts and ex∣ploytes in Fraunce. 385.
Letter of the Pope for an Italian boy to be Prebende, or Chanon, with aunswere thereto by Ro∣bert Grosthead Bishop of Lin∣colne. 323.324
Letter of the Prisoners of Caun∣terbury throwne out of Prison declaring how the Papistes had and entended to famishe them to death. 1954
Letter of the Lord Protector aun∣swering to Winchester. 1344 1345
Letters of M. Saunders martyr. 1500.1501.1052
Letter of the suffraganes of Caū∣terbury to Becket, with his an∣swere to the same. 218.219
Letter of Tonstall and Stokesley to Cardinall Poole. 1065
Letter of the Ladye Uane to M. Philpot. 1828
Letters agaynst Wickliffe. 435
Letter of Winchester in defence of Images with aunswere thereto. 1340.1341
Letters of Winchester to the Lord Protector. 1342.1343
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Letter of Wolsy to Gardiner lieger at Rome, to be made pope. 990
Leuiticall Priestes deuided frō the people and wherein. 496
Lewlinus king of Wales warreth agaynst the king of England. 328
Lewes the french king warreth in Englande and is expelled out of the same .257. dieth at the siege of Auinion. 271
Lewes the french king his feruent sickenesse .292. his vow to visite the holy lande, his preparation to the voyage. ibid.
Le••••r of Abingdon a Blasphemer of Gods Martyrs punished. 2103
Lewes the french king refuseth to warre in England .289.389. his vnfortunate voyage to the holye Land .292. ouerthrowne by the Turkes and Saracens .276.296 295 taken prisoner and roūsom∣med. ibid.
Leison Doctor his dyrefull end. 2136

L I.

Liberality of Constātine in geuing to Churches. 104
Liberty of the Citizens of London in going to warre. 372
Lib••rty christiā in outward vsages 56
Licinius Emperour, a tyrant an e∣nemy to all learning, an Apostata his horrible vices .87. his death. 88
Licenses to preach. 532
Lie substantiall and reall. 2007
Liyng miracles reproued. 156.125
Lies innumerable in the Popes Church. 584
Life of the Monkes, and religious men, abhominable. 1180
Life to come, the blessed state ther∣of. 681
Life of Tho. Becket, Archbishop of Caunterbury and Traytour. 205.206
Limits of England how farre they extend. 166
Lincolne persecuted. 982.983.984
Lincolne Minster bu••••te. 184
Lincolne Dioces persecuted descri∣bed in a Table. 821.822
Lineall discent of the B. of Rome. 1758
Lion Cawche Martyr his story, & constaunt Martyrdome for the truth of Gods word. 1914.1915
List••r his story and martyrdome. 1909
Lithall his story, and deliueraun••••. 2064.
Liuingus priest a maryed manne. 1176.

L O.

Lollards (as the papists call y^e true professors of the worde of God) burned in the cheek for theyr cō∣stancie in the truth. 774.
Lollardes Tower described. 1703.
Lollardes as the papistes called thē or rather good Christians, bur∣ned and hanged. 587.
Lollardes what they are, and from whence deriued. 465.
London consumed with fire .160. besieged by the Danes. ibid.
London bridge built with stone. 233.
Londoners defend theyr bishop and fall into a great fury. 427.
London persecuted. 802.799.
Lowicke martyr, his godly story, and martyrdome. 1970.
London persecuted for the 6. arti∣cles. 1202.
London▪ and Westminster at vary∣aunce about game. 279.
Londoners theyr assaulte agaynst the Duke of Lancaster, and the Lord Percie. 427.
Londoners take part with Wick∣liffe, and are great fauoures of hys doctrine .513. complayned of to the king by the Bishoppes. ibid.
Longland hys sermon on good fri∣day before the king at Greene∣wiche .1097. hys filthy falshood and dissimulation. ibid.
Lomas Martyr hys story. 1859.
Lord Admirall beheaded on the to∣wer hill. 1367
Lord of Alenc a good man. 944
Lordes of Bohemia writ in defēce of Iohn Hus .602. his apprehē∣sion and cruell martyrdome. 643
Lord of Reuest plagued. 2108
Lord Cobham his lamentable sto∣ry and persecution .557. cited .558 excommunicate. ibid. his christian beliefe .559. his 1· and 2. examina∣tions. His godly answeres, 560.561.562. his condemnation .564. his counterfeit abiuration by the Papistes .565. his beliefe, and cō∣fession of his fayth .566. his de∣fence agaynste Alanus Copus .568. proued no Traytour, but a Godly Martyr .568.569. his slaunders .572. his inditement w^t notes vpon the same. 575.
Lord Courtney made earle of De∣uonshyre. 1417
Lord Dane or Lordane. 161
Lord Peter his Oration agaynst y^e pope, in the parliament in france. 353.354
Lord Gilford Dudley maryed to y^e vertuous Lady Iane. 1406
Lord Gray beheaded. 1469
Lord Hastings beheaded. 727
Lord Lifley Deputy of Calice cō∣mitted to the Tower. 1227
Lord Powes betrayer of the good L. Cobham. 643
Lordes prayer in English forbidde by the Papistes. 973
Lord Shandois his report agaynst the good Lady Elizabeth. 1425
Lord Stanley wounded. 727.
Lord Shefield slayne at Norwich. 1308.
Lord keeper hys Oration. 2150.2151.
Lord of Trinitie a wicked persecu∣cutor. 962.
Loosing of Sathan examined. 397.
Loseby martyr, his story and perse∣cution .1974. hys martyrdome. 1975.1976.
Lothbroke father to Inguar and Hubba, hys story. 140.
Loue commaunded in the Gospell. 483.
Loue of God goeth not by our de∣seruings, but by fayth in Iesus Christ. 1927.

L V.

Lucius king hys death. 107.
Lucius Bishop of Rome banished hys Epistles decretall. 67.
Lurdayne. 161
Lucius a worthy martyr. 45.
Lucius first christened king of En∣land. 107.
Lucius sonne of Coilus king of Britayne bringeth the christian fayth into England. 107.108.
Lucius king hys death. 118.
Lucius 1. king of Britayne christi∣ned. 172.
Lucifers Epistle to the Popes Clergy. 502.
Ludouicus king of Hungary, and Boheme. 723.
Ludouicus Emperour crowned a∣gaynst the good will of the Pope and therefore deposed by Bene∣dicte the 12. and afterwarde by him poisoned. 373.
Ludouicus Pius and hys sonne Lotharius Emperors, their god∣ly sanctions and lawes .8. depo∣sed and poisoned by Pope Bo∣niface .12. 373
Ludouike the yong French kyng, his story. 255
Ludouicus Pius Emperour, and kyng of Fraunce. 136
Ludouicus Pius, his decre against the profession of monkery. 7.
Luther his story and actes .841.843. why he wrote agaynst par∣dons .844. his appearance before the Cardinall Caie••anus .845.849. hys aunswers to the Car∣dinall .846. hys appeale and di∣sputation with Eckius .847. his bookes burned .848.849. he bur∣neth the Popes buls & decrees. ibid. hys actes before the Empe∣ror at Wormes .849. hee is out∣lawed .853. why he permitted I∣mages to stand, and wherein he dissented from Zuinglius .863. his prayer and maner of his deth. 864
Luserne grieuously persecuted for the Gospell. 955
Lush Martyr, his story, examina∣tion, condemnation and martyr∣dome. 2004
Lurden persecuter of George Ea∣gles, accused of fellony, condem∣ned and hanged in the same place where George Eagles was bur¦ned for the Gospell of Christ be∣fore. 2152

M A.

MAcar Martyr. 62
Mace his story. 1909
Macrinus with his Sonne Diadume∣nus. 57
Magistrates Ciuill theyr Office .8. compared with magistrates Ecclesiasticall. 19
Magistrates temporall ayders, not rulers in spirituall causes. 1874
Magdaline Colledge in Oxforde built. 706
Mahomet his wicked secte begin∣neth to spring. His Alkaron. 124
Mahumetes 7. Turk, emperor. 739
Mahumetes .9. turkish Emp. 742
Maior of London the first. 257
Maynardus his wicked fact. 701
Maistres Robertes her trouble, & deliueraunce. 2073
Malmes burye commended for his stile. 125
Mammea mother to the Emperor a good and deuout woman. 57
Man his story, trouble and Mar∣tyrdome. 817
Mancinellus writing agaynste the Pope, lost his handes and toung for his labour. 734
Manninges her story. 1879
Mallary his story, and recantation at Oxford. 1208
Mandrell Martyr his story. 1894
Mappal••us Martyr. 65
Marcellius Patauinus a writer a∣gaynst the Pope. 389
Martin Meyr his Epistle to Ae∣neas Cardinall. 697
Martin Pope contrary to all other Popes .652. his bloudy inquisiti∣on. 651.652
Martinus the Popes Legate sent out of England in a w••nion. 288
Martin Doctour his Oration in Oxford, agaynst M. Cranmer. 1874
Marow bones of the Masse, after M. Latimer, what they be. 1455
Marke the Euangelist burned. 32
Marke Burges Martyr. 2058
Marked men of the Popes. 1783
Marsh hanged for taking down the rood o•• Douer Court. 10••1
Marsh his story, trouble and mar∣tyrdome. 1563.1564.1566
Marinus Martyr. 74
Mariage with Alinore the kinges Sister a Nunne dispensed with∣all by the Pope for money. 285
Mariage of Priestes made free by king Edward .6. 1301.1032
Marying in Lent punished. 1917
Maynard a great persecuter. 2007
Mariage lawful to all men .16. for∣bid by the Pope to the 5. or 6. de∣gree. 29
Mariage of Priestes lawfull by the word of God .1117.1522. proued very auncient. 1154.
Mariage of Priestes not restray∣ned in England before Lanck∣francus dayes. 1165.1166.
Mariage of Priestes, when it be∣gan to be forbid. 137.
Mariage free to the Apostles, as well, as to others, and so to all men, in generall. 1988.
Mariage forbid to the 7. degree by the Pope .199. forbid in the third degree .249. lawfull for all men .16. forbid to Priestes by Anselme .195. by Pope Innocent, 253.
Mariage betweene king Henry 8. and Q. Anne Bullen. 1049.
Mariage with infidels what hurt it bringeth. 113.
Mariage betweene king Phillip, and Queene Mary, concluded .1418. she is falsly sayd to be w^t childe. 1596.
Matrimony with the errors of the papists concerning the same. 28.
Matrimony ought to be ministred without mony. 1105.
Matrimony no sacrament. 1990.
Matrimony punished by the Pa∣pistes whoredome escapeth. 865.
Mar••yrs in the primitiue Churche infinite. 34.
Martyrs 40. together, their Chri∣stiā boldnes, and constant deaths 61. put in colde water ponds all the winter nightes. ibid.
Martirs of Fraunce refuse to bee called Martyrs, theyr singular modestie, and constancie. 50.
Martyrs 20000. burnt together in one Churche by Dioclesian the Emperour. 78.
Martyrs 42. theyr heades hanged vpon the gates of the City. 59.
Martyrs in Smirna twelue. 43.44.
Martirs in the primatiue Church. 32.34.35.36.37.38.40.44.
Martyrs diuersly tormented in the primatiue Churche. 79.80.
Martyrs of all ages, sexes, and kindes. 72.73.74.
Martyrs in the primitiue Churche infinite. 30.32.34.36.39.40.46.49.59.60.69.70.80.305.36.38.39.40.44.46 49.60.
Martyrdome more desired in olde time, then Bishopprikes nowe, and that needes not. 80.
Martyrs 100. in one day. 80.
Martyrs 17000. in one moneth. ibid.
Martyrs that suffered in the 10. persecutions theyr story. 88.
Martyrs innumerable in Persia .98. to the number of xvi. thou∣sand. 99.100.
Martir the name what it doth sig∣nifie. 569.
Martyrs at Cabriers. 1000.
Martyrs wandring on Moun∣taynes. 63.
Martyrs strangled in prison .47. o∣thers starued. ibid.
Martyrs in Alfatia .100. burned in one day by Pope Innocent. 3.259.
Martyrs vnder Licinius. 87.88 90.91.92
Martyrs of Tyre in Phinicia. 78.
Martyrs 300. in Carthage. 73
Martyrs of Syria. 78
Martyrs in Spayne. 928
Martyrs in Spayne. 79
Martyrs in Fraunce. 79
Martyrs of Phrygia burnt wyth the whole city. 79.
Martirs before Wickliffe in diuers countries. 420
Martyrs in Kent before Luther. 1276.
Martyrs put to death, because they would acknowlege no mo Chri∣stes but one. 1726
Martyrs of Couentry. 973
Martyrs at Douercourt for pul∣lyng downe of Idols. 1031
Martyrdome an high honor. 1784
Martin Luther, his articles and bookes condemned of the Pope .1282.1283. hys aunsweres to the railyng Bull of Pope Leo .10.1284. his aunswer to euery seue∣rall article .1288. his appeale to the generall councell. 1289
Marbecke his defence agaynst hys cauillyng aduersaries .1221. hys trouble and persecution .1214. sa∣ued from the fire and why▪ 1120.

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hys inditement. 1219.
Marcellinus reuolteth, afterward is martyred. 80
Marcellinus B. of Rome & Mar∣tyr. 95
Marcellus martyred. 96
Marcus Aurelius Antonius hys letter to the Senate of Rome concernyng the ceasing of perse∣cuting the christians. 51
Marcus Antoninus Verus, Empe∣rour. 42.
Marshall of S. Andrew slayne be∣fore Dreux. 2112
Martin de Pester Secretary of Gaunt his death. 2108
Marcus Arethusius his story. 99
Margery Polley her martyrdome. 1679
Margery Backster her story. 664
Margery Austo Martyr, her story and martyrdome. 2013.2014.2015.2016.2017.2018.2019
Margery Morris Martyr, her story and martyrdome. 1983 1984
Margaret Hide Martyr, her arti∣cles & answeres .1974.1975. her condemnation and martyrdome. 1975
Margaret Thurston martyr, bur∣ned at Colchester. 2020
Margaret Ellis Martyr, her sto∣ry. 1910.1911
Margaret Mering Martyr, her story and martyrdome. 2027.2031.2032.2029.2034
Margaret Iourdeman Witche of Eye. 702
Mary the mother of Christ, a sin∣ner. 1741
Mary Queen beginneth her raign 1406. promiseth not to alter reli∣gion .1407. proclaimed Queene. ibid. crowned .1410. her articles to the Ordinary for restoryng of papistry agayne .1424. her pro-Proclamation for expellyng of strangers .1425. her death. 2092
Mary Queene of England, her vnprosperous succes in al things that she went about. 2098.2099
Massaker in Fraunce most horri∣ble and bloudy, the true descripti∣on therof, executed by the tyran∣nous and mercilesse Papistes v∣pon the poore Sayntes of Christ for theyr constant professiō of the truth of God. 2152.2153.2154
Masse when it began to be vniuer∣sall, and vniforme, and to be recei∣ued in most Churches .130. pro∣fitable for nothing. 1587
Masse booke when it came in. 130
Masse propitiatory a derogation to Christes death .1444. agaynst the word of God, and auncient Fa∣thers. 1445
Masse of S. Gregory beareth the swinge in Europe. 130
Masse priuate suppressed. 1302
Masse a hinderaunce to godlinesse .1398. moste contrary to Christes institution of his last supper. ibid. no sacrament of any holy thing. 1815
Masse the Chanon thereof, full of abhominable blasphemies. 1399
Masse with her abhominatiōs dis∣played .1043. not to be gone vnto of any Christian, with safety of conscience. 1647
Masse of Saynt Stephen to saue Becket the Tra••tour from his enemies. 210
Masse not of Christes institution. 1602
Masse layd downe first in Witten∣berge. 854
Masse brought into Hadley wyth sword and buckler. 1519
Masses priuate abhominable. 1151
Masse iniurious to the death of Christ .1397. how old it is. 2040 how it sprang vp by piecemeale, by sundry men at sundry times. 1401
Masses for the dead, theyr founda∣tions .508. vnprofitable. 665
Masse put downe at Zuricke .869. ouerthrowen at Berne, Basill, Geneua, Constance, Straus∣burgh & other places. 871.872.
Masses 3. appoynted on Christ∣mas day, by whome. 1404.
Massey her story, and martyrdome 1943.1944.
Mattens of our Lady full of popish blasphemies. 1598.
Mattens saying instituted by man. 1114.
Mathias Parisiensis a writer a∣gaynst the Pope, hys doctrine and protestation. 419.
Mathias stoned, and beheaded. 33.
Mathias, Huniades sonne, his worthy acts against the Turk .722. his great learning, and li∣brary. 723
Mathew the Apostle put to death. 33.
Mathew Bradbrige martyr, hys story, and martyrdome. 1970.
Mathew Richarbie martyr, hys story and martyrdome. 2037.2038.2039.
Mathew Plaise his trouble exami∣nation and aunsweres. 1982.1983.
Matild the Empresse her ariuance in England agaynst king Ste∣phen. 201.
Matild daughter of king Henry heyre to the Crowne. 199.
Maturus, and Sanctio Martyrs 47.
Mantels theyr execution, and apol∣logie, against the slaunder of re∣uolting. 1468.
Mauricius his story .80. he and his companie martyred. 81.
Maundrell hys trouble for the go∣spell, with his constancie therein. 2144.
Maximilianus Emperour his ma∣riage .729. his edicte agaynst the Pope. 734.
Maximilian Emperour writer of hys owne storyes .730. maryeth the Duches of Burgoyn. 729.
Maximilian Emperour his death. 847.
Maximinus his finall decree for y^e christians, with hys large graūt his deathe. 86.87.
Maximinus Cesar Emperour 59 hys bloudy edicte agaynst the Christians, grauen in brasse 83.
Maximinus with 6. moe martyrs. 63.
Maximinus described, killeth hys Phisitions, is plagued of God, hys countermaund in the behalf of the Christians. 82.
Maximinus the Yonger his bloudy persecution. 83.
Maxentius a sorcerer, feared for his exorcismes .85. drowned in a riuer. ibid.
Maxentius Cesar hys shamefull inconstancie, and incontinency. 84.
Maydes 2. racked for Christ. 39.
Maydes two, sisters, and martyrs. 78.
Maxentius, and Pharao both drowned in theyr harnes. 2115.
Maximinus eaten vp with lice. 2115.

M E.

Measures of England made after the length of K. Henries arme. 191
Meates indifferent with thankes∣geuyng. 16
Medleton Martyr, his story and martyrdome. 1673.1676
Mediator one, and what a media∣tor is. 1109
Mediator one onely is, namelye, Christ Iesus. 28
Memento for the dead. 1404
Men sold by the Pope like beasts. 346
Mendlesam in Suffolke persecu∣ted. 1912
Menas an Egiptian, his story and lyfe. 90
Menna began to vsurpe the name of vniuersall bishop. 12.
Mekins Martyr, his story & mar∣tyrdome for the truth. 1202
Mellitus the first Bishop of Lon∣don. 118
Meluin his trouble for the gospell, with his letter, concernyng the sacrament of the Lordes supper out of Newgate. 2140.2141
Mercy & pity commended amongst Christians. 488
Mercia deuided into v. bishoprikes 124
Merindoll and Cabriers, their tra∣gicall history and persecution for the truth of Christes Gospell and constant profession thereof. 943
Merindoll and Cabriers destroyed by the papists with most bloudy cruelty. 952.953.954.
Mercuria with other Martyrs. 62.
Meriall his trouble & story. 1257.
Merimouth compiler of King Ed∣wards story. 395
Messengers of the Popes hanged. 393
Merton colledge in Oxford built. 351
Messana wonne by the Christian Englishmen. 243
Metra a godly Martyr. 61
Methodius prophesies of y^e turkes. 708
Metrodorus with others, Mar∣tyrs. 44

M I.

Michaels wyfe of Ipswich, trou∣bled for the Gospell. 2144
Michaels wyfe Martyr. 1704
Michael generall of the black Fri∣ers, excommunicate for an here∣tike. 389
Michael house in Cambridge foū∣ded, 373
Michael de causis, enemy to Iohn Hus, his lyfe described. 599.
Miles Forrest murtherer of hys Prince. 728.
Miles Couerdale correcter of the Bibles printed at Paris. 1191
Milles his story and scourgyng by Boner. 2044.2045
Millers and Bakers their punish∣ment, first inuented where and by whom. 339
Miltiades ecclesiasticall writer .53. last bishop of Rome in danger of persecution. 97
Milke issuyng forth at the behea∣dyng of S. Paule. 35
Milke of our Lady .1110. spouted into the eyes of S. Bernard. 1213
Milles Martyr, his story & Mar∣tyrdome. 2042
Militzius a Bohemian persecuted by the Pope. 237
Minorite Friers. 259
Minerius a bloudy persecuter .951 his wretched death. 953
Minerius plagued of God. 2107
Minge his trouble for the Gospell, died in prison. 1665
Minard his sodaine death. 2112
Miracle wrought by Narcissus. 54
Miracles of Images reprooued, & how the deuill may worke mi∣racles in them. 535
Miracles lying, reprooued. 156
Miracles of Tho. Becket Archb. of Canterbury, and traitor to the crowne, false and counterfeit. 225.226
Miracle of an herbe touching the hein of Christes picture, to heale all diseases. 75
Miracle false wel spyed forth by K. Edward .1. 351
Miracles fayned. 35.125
Miracles 3. noted in Martin Lu∣ther. 864
Mistery and sacrament what dif∣ference betwixt them. 1990
Mistically what it is. 2001
Missa from whence deriued & howe deduced to suche corruption as now it is come to. 959.1397
Missa falsely deriued from the He∣brew. 959.960
Misia how conquered of the Tur∣kes. 1125
Mischiefes, arising by restrayning of mariage. 29

M O.

Monkes of Bangor comming to Chester to pray, were all slayne and murthered. 119
Monkes their deuice to driue away theyr guestes. 2108
Monkes of the olde time, differed from the Monkes of latter daies and wherein .153. of 2. sortes in the primitiue Church. ibid.
Monkes of Canterbury striue for the election of theyr Archbishop. 239.250
Monkes of Cluniacke order by whom. 154
Monkes put out of Euesham Ab∣bey. 150
Monkes of Dyrham in contention with theyr king. 172
Monkes of Canterbury their dis∣sention with King Henry the 3. 272.258
Monks how they differ from prie∣stes, and how they began in En∣gland. 150
Monkes of the old time. 154.1180
Monkes of Caunterbury slayne, & tithed. 161
Monkes displaced, seculer priestes put in. 152.249
Monkes of Norwich in contentiō with the Citizens. 339.
Monkes .6. for denying the supre∣macy executed. 1210
Monkes, Fryers. &c. enemies to spirituall pouerty. 1752
Monkes of Caunterbury, at strife with the Canons of Liechfield. 272
Monks whē they began to swarm in England. 152
Monke absolued for poysoninge of king Iohn, 256
Monkery howe it first beganne in England. 150
Monkery mother of superstition. 154
Monasteries of floriacke. 150
Monasteries, and Abbeyes builte whereupon, and for what causes for the most part. 154.279 1180
Monasteries builte by the Saxon kinges. 133
Money comming out of Englande to the Pope, of Bishoprickes, be∣nefices, collations, and such lyke deuises infinite. 285.288
Money made of lether. 310
Montanus the Hereticke inuentor of fast, and of lent. 53
Morden Monk of Feuersham his sermon of confession. 540
Moone and his wife, theyr trouble for the Gospell, preserued frō the fire by Gods wonderfull proui∣dence. 1941.1942
Moone his trouble and persecution. 665.666
Mourning how it ought to be mea∣sured. 1927
Montgomery slew Henry y^e french king in iusting at a triumph. 2110
Mowse his fearefull end. 2103
Morgan Bishop of S. Dauies, his fearefull death. 2099
Morgan Iustice stricken w^t mad∣nes. 2099
Morgan Iudge his wonderfull & fearefull death. 1423
More Martyr, his story and mar∣tyrdome. 1949.1950
Morant Martyr his story. 1976
Morice his▪ Letter or Apology of M. Turner Preacher in Kent. 1868.1869
Morton Martyr his story. 1207
Mortmayn. 339
Mortimer Earle of March, execu∣ted. 376
Mount his story, apprehension ex∣amination, condemnation & mar∣tyrdome. 2005.2006.2007
Moyses Tombe vnknowne to this day, and why. 1110

M. V.

Mustaphas murthered by his Ne∣uew.

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740
Mungine examined and condemned to perpetuall prison. 64••
Multitude are not to be folowed to do euill. 1993
Mummouth his story. 997
Murther or Massaker most horri∣ble and bloudye of Gods sayntes in Fraunce, committed by the bloudthirsty papistes. 2152.2153 2154

N. A.

NAbuchodonosor hys dreame expounded. 489
Nagareta his inuec∣tiue agaynste the Pope. 343.
Nayles wherewith our Sauiour Iesus Christ was nayled to the Crosse. 149
Names of Tyrantes. 81.
Names of those that were at the conquest of England. 182.
Names of honour, why geuen to Peter of the old Doctors. 1061.
Narcissus Bishop of Hierusalem hys notable age. 54.
Natalius confessor. 59.
Nazareth taken by Prince Ed∣ward. 337.

N. E.

Neckes of Emperours trod on by Antichristian Popes. 204.
Necromancie, southsaying, & witch craft from whence they came. 497.
Nee••eherd Martyr. 724.
Ner••us Martyr. 40.
Nero thought to be Antichrist. 34.
Nero Domitius hys wicked, and bloudy crueltie. 31.
Newe Colledge in Oxford built. 391.
Newgate built. 712.
Newman Martyr. 1683.1684.1687.1688.1950.1951.

N I.

Nichanor one of the 7. Deacons with 2000. moe martyred wyth S. Stephen. 32.
Nicene Councel falsified by Boni∣face .1. 4.
Nicholaus 2. Pope. 168
Nicholaus Orem his sermon before pope Urbane .5. 411.415.416
Nicholas Perdue Martyr his sto∣ry and martirdome. ibid.
Nicholas Finall his story and con∣stant martyrdome for the truth. 1970
Nicholas Amici diuine of Paris. 682
Nicholas Marsh hāged for taking downe the rood of Douer court. 1031
Nicholas Peeke martyred at Ip∣swich for the Gospell of Iesus Christ. 1131
Nicholas Chamberleine Martyr, his story 1601.1602
Nicholas Sheterden Martyr hys story .1673. his examination and aunsweres 1674. his martirdom .1676. his letters. 1678
Nicholas Hawle Martyr his story articles, examinatiō & answeres. 1678.1679
Nightingall Parson of Crondall in Kent, his fearefull end. 2100
Nicholas Belenian Martyr. 1240
Nicholas Herford his examination and trouble .437. his Sermon at Oxford vpon the ascention daye .442. cast into prison but by gods prouidence escapeth forth. 444
Nicholas Ridley Byshoppe, and Martyr his story .1717. the god∣ly life of Ridley. ibid. his conferēce with M. Latimer in prisō. 1718 1719.1720. his Letters .1724.1726.1729. his examinatiō .1757 putteth on his cap at the naming of the Pope. ibid. articles mini∣stred agaynst him and Mayster Latimer .1767.1768. his com∣munication with Doct. Brookes 1767.1768. his supplication to Queene Mary .1768. his cōstant death and Martyrdome .1769.1770. his letters and farewelles .1770.1771.1772.1776. his trea∣tise lamenting the chaunge of re∣ligion. 1778.1779.1782.1784
Nicholas Ridley his Treatise a∣gainst the worshipping of Ima∣ges. 2128.2129.2130.2131
Nicholas Chanon of Eye, turned his backe to the Sacrament .666 his trouble for the truth. ibid.
Nicholas Burton Martyr, hys cruell burning and martyrdome in Spayne. 2056.2057
Nicholas White Martyr his story and martyrdome. 1980.1981
Nichols Martyr his story & mar∣tyrdome. 1909
Nightingale a Popish Priest hys fearefull and sodeyne death. 1560.1561
Nilus Archbyshop of Thessaloni∣ca, a writer agaynst the Pope. 419.420

N O.

Nobles of Englād takē at North∣hamton .331. put to death to the number of 22. 371
Nobles of Boheme labor for Iohn Hus .602. their supplication in his behalfe. ibid. their confutati∣on of the aunswer of the bishop of Luthonis. 603
Nobleman goyng on pilgrimage plagued of God. 2108
Nobles of Germany, their answer to the popes letter against Mar∣ten Luther. 857
Nobles of England complayne of the oppressions of Rome. 265
Nobles of England, their suppli∣cation and submissiō to the pope in Queene Maries dayes. 1477
Nobles of Morauia, their letter in defence of Iohn Hus and Hie∣rome of Prage, directed to the councell of Constance. 637
Nobilitie of the Britains murthe∣red by the Saxons. 113
Noyes Martyr, his story & mar∣tyrdome. 2021.2022
Noremberge diet, or assembly. 854
Norfolke and Suffolke geuen to Gutrum. 147
Ioane Norman. 838
Normains conquere this land .163 murthered most vnmercifully by Godwine. ibid.
Normaines which liued after the conquest in England, and which were aduaunced to seigniories, and dignities. 183
Normandy lost by King Iohn to the French king. 250
Normandy and Aniow yelded to the French king, by the king of England. 328
Northfolke and Suffolke persecu∣ted. 660.661.662
Northumberland kingdom ceaseth 131
Northcountrey wasted by William Conquerour and the Danes. 171
Norice his story. 1917
Note of a certayne good man one William Hastlin a gunner trou∣bled in Bulloyne in the dayes of king Edward 6. for the Gospell of Iesus Christ with hys moste happy deliueraunce. 2137.2138.
Note of Iohn Frith, troubled and cruelly persecuted for the truth of Christes Gospell. 2126.2127.
Notes of M. Nicholas Ridley Bishop and martyr. 2131.
Note of Patricke Patingham his confession, sent out of Newgate to certayne of his frendes. 2141.2142.
Notes of the trouble, and persecu∣tion of Iulins Palmer. 2141.
Note of William Wood Martyr. 2146.
Note of Michaels Wife of Ip∣swiche troubled for the Gospell. 2144.
Notes of the true Church, and the false. 1006.
Notes of the true church of Christ 2114.
Notes vpon the doctrine of prede∣stination and election. 1657.1658.1659.
Notes out of Setons sermon. 1206.
Notes aunswering the Byshoppe Eduens reasons. 364.365.
Notes out of the Councell of Car∣thage, agaynst the pope. 11.
Notes out of the Parliament a∣gainst the Pope. 421.423.431.
Notes vpon Armachanus his ser∣mon. 414.
Notes out of the Parliament in in the raigne of king Richard 2. agaynst the Pope. 512.
Notes of the true Church. 529.
Notes vppon Patrickes places. 979.
Note of Iohn Alcocke. 2146.
Note of Iohn Spicer martyr, and of his great constancie at y^e stake 2144.
Note of Elizabeth Pepper. 2144.2145.
Note of Doctor Thomas Cran∣mer Archbishop of Canterbury. 2135.
Note of Bishop Farrar. 2136.
Note of Wil. Plane. 2128.
Note of Lady Iane. 2128.
Note of one Dicke Adams confes∣sing y^e truth vpon the gallowes, and exhorting the people from the abhominable Idolatry of the Papistes. 2145
Note of William Gie. 2144.
Note of Gertrude Crokehay a godly christian matrone wyth her trouble for the truth. 2145.
Norwiche spoyled by the Danes. 161.
Norwiche Churche and Cloyster built. 184.
Norton priory founded. 199
Nouatus heresie how it began. 64.65.
Nouum Castellum ouerthrowne of of the Turkes. 752.

N. V.

Numbers of the Apocalips expoun¦ded. 101.
Nunnes corrupt lyfe noted. 128.
Nunries founded vpon murthers. 159.
Nunrie of Shaftsbury built. 142.
Nunry of Winchester built. 145.

O B.

OBediēce of two sorts .533. of 3. kyndes. 611
Obedience to princes due .1060. to maie∣strates in al things not contrary to Gods word. 1626.
How farre it stretcheth it self .1905 what hindereth true obedience. ibid.
Obiection of a late English writer in defence of the Popes supre∣macie, confuted. 13
Obiections of the papistes agaynst the Protestantes refusing their religion, answered. 2.3.

O C.

Ockam of Windsor, his knauery & abhominable periury. 1218
Octobonus the Popes Legate, his conuocation at London. 335

O D.

Odo Archb. of Cant. 151. his lying miracles. ibid.

O. E.

Oecolampadius, his historye and death· 873

O F.

Offa and Kenredus make them∣selues monkes at Rome. 129
Offrings bestowed vpon harlots. 1048
Offrings in the church. 1404
Offices of the law, and of the gospel compared. 977
Offertorie of the Masse. 1402
Office of a christian magistrate. 8.
Officials how inconuenient in the church their corruptions. 86
Officers of the court temporal, com¦pared with the Officers of the court spirituall. 19
Office of a kyng described. 166
Office of the ecclesiasticall minister. 8.
Ofrike king of Denmarke ariueth in England. 141

O L.

Old man and new man, what their continuall war together is. 1655
Oliuer Chancellor, punished for his cruelty to Gods saints. 2112

O M.

Omnipotencie of God denied by the brood of cursed Papists. 1650
Omnipotencie of God how to bee vnderstood .1808. doth not prooue Christes body to bee really in the sacrament. 1951
Omnipotencie of Christ proueth no reall presence in the Sacrament. 1686

O P.

Opus tripartitum, a booke shewyng the enormities of the clergy. 200

O R.

Ordinances of Lent fast, falsly a∣scribed to Telesphorus. 53
Orders of priesthoode amongest the papists, inuented by the Deuill. 1105.
Order defined. 21
Orders religious, described in a ta∣ble. 260
Order and disposing of this booke of Acts and Monuments. 30
Orders of Iesuites examined. 4
Order kept in the church, & what true order is. 21
Orders made merchaundise by the Pope and Prelates. 610
Order taken in the parliamēt house for Queene Maries child. 1480
Orders in the church, which lawful 21
Ordo Cluniacensis beginneth. 146.
Orchanes the second Emperour of the Turkes, how he came to hys Imperiall dignitie, his story. 7••8
Organes in temples, mans deuise .536. suspended for not ringyng of the bels. 555
Organes in the church. 1404
Orem his sermon before pope Ur∣bane. 5. 411.412.416
Ormes her story and martyrdome. 2023
Origene kept from martyrdome by his mother .54. his great praises. ibid. his scholers Martyrs .54. his fall and persecution, hys re∣pentance, hys blemishes. 60
Originall sinne how it remaineth in vs, how taken away by Christ. 1995
Originall sinne, originall iustice. 26.
Oriall colledge in Oxford built. 374
Oration of the Lord Keeper. 2150 2151
Oration of K. Henry 8. to the par∣liament house .1233. with notes thereof. 1234
Oration of the Emperour to Iohn Hus. 608
Oration of Armachanus agaynste the Friers. 410
Oration of the Lord Peter in the parliament of Fraunce, with an∣swere of the Prelates. 353
Oration of Doctor Bassinet. 946
Oratiō of Boner in praise of priest¦hood. 1426
Oration of Becket resigning hys Bishopricke to the Pope. 213
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Oration of the Earle of Arundel to the Pope. 213
Oration of Queene Mary in guild Hall. 1418
Oration of K. Edgar to the Cler∣gy. 169
Oration of the Bishop of Aix most cruell and bloudy. 945
Oration of the souldiers to y^e Em∣perour. 80
Oration of Iohn Hayles to queene Elizabeth at the beginning of her raigne. 2115.2116.2117.2118
Oration of Peter de Uineis in the Emperors behalfe. 306.307
Oration of M. Acworth Oratour of the Uniuersity of Cambridge at the restitution of Bucer and Paulus Phagius agayne. 1964 1965.1966
Oration of K. Henry 8. his Em∣bassadors, before the Emperour in defence of the kinges mariage. 1074

O S.

Oswold a zelous king preached the Gospell to the people. 114.121
Oswoldus Archbishop of Yorke a fauourer of Monkery. 150
Oswold Martyr his story. 1914
Osmond Martyr his story & mar∣tyrdome. 1602
Osborne Martyr his story. ibid.
Osbright his adultery. 140
Oswine trayterously murthered. 122
Os Porci the name of a porkish pope 140

O T.

Othe of the Bishops of Englande agaynst the Pope. 1057
Othe of Henry 4. Emperor to pope Hildebrand. 180
Othe betwene the french king and king Richarde, at theyr first go∣ing to holy land. 242.251
Othe of the Clergy to the king. 1053
Othes with theyr differences how lawful, how not, which be against charity, which not. 1608
Othes of Queene Mary sworne to the Pope and the realme, con∣tradictory. 1891.1892
Othes how farre tollerable .1118. how farre lawfull. 500
Othes of Byshops to the Pope. 229.1053
Othe of the french king. 362
Otho the firste Emperour of the Germains .149. deposed .264. set vp agayne. ibid.
Otho Cardinall, the Popes Le∣gatt pouleth England, is reiected in Scotland. 286
Otho Duke of Brunswicke, and his wife, theyr fidelity to y^e Em∣perour. 314
Otho Cardinall his actes in Eng∣land .265.266. kept out of Scot∣land and pou••eth England. 286
Otho Byshop of Constance rebu∣ked of the Pope, for not displa∣cing maried priestes. 175
Otho Cardinall feared in Oxford. 267
O••tomannus his life, and firste ad∣uauncement. 738

O W.

Owle defacyng the Pope and hys Councell gathered together at Constance. 592

O X.

Oxford prouisions. 329
Oxford scholers, their skirmish a∣mongst themselues. 393
Oxford famous for sincere religion. 526
Oxford Commissarie, his iurisdic∣on ouer the assise of breade and ale. 393
Oxford at variaunce with the vni∣uersitie of Cambridge. 328
Oxford at variance with the towns men, Scholers conquered, the towne interdicted. 393
Oxe gathered a christians body be∣yng slayne together, amongst the Turks. 758

O Y.

Oyle and creame, by whom it was first inuented and brought into the chucch of God. 60.1405

P. A.

PAcie Martyr, his sto- and martyrdome. 989
Pacience commēded. 486
Packington the Bi∣shop of Londons Merchaunt. 1019
Palmer his story .1934. persecuted and apprehended .1937. his con∣demnation & most glorious mar∣tyrdome. 1939.1940
Palmes bearyng. 1043
Paleologus Emperour of Con∣stantinople excommunicate, and why. 351
Palestina not holy, for Christ hys walkyng there. 425
Pamphilius bish. of Cesarea mar∣tyr. 78
Panormitan in the councell of Ba∣sill. 668.669
Pandolphus the Popes Legate made Bishop of Norwiche .255. his Epistle in commendation of Frederike .2. Emperour. 316
Pandolph accursed King Iohn by the commaundement of his mai∣ster the Pope. 252
Papa in olde tyme a common name to all bishoppes of higher know∣ledge and learnyng then others were. 8.12
Papacy reduced from Fraunce to Rome. 418
Papists their wretched ends. 2114
Papists neuer afflicted deepely in conscience. 20
Papistes vsurpe the name of the church & that falsly .1806. haue all one manner of solution of all arguments, namely fire & fagot. 1929.1930.
Papists three, executed for treason. 1201
Papists and Protestants their di∣sputation at Westminster. 2120.2121.2122.2123.2124.2125
Papists stronge heretikes. 1258
Papists periured. 271
Papistes their tottering fayth .22. their erroures touchyng good workes. ibid.
Papistes in their decrees contrary to themselues. 11
Paphnutius his defence of priestes, and their mariages in the coun∣cell of Nice. 1118
Pardons by Pope Boniface the 8. 342
Pardon of Queene Elizabeth to the Garnesey men, that murthe∣red the 3. blessed sayntes of God for the Gospell. 1945.1946.
Pardons of the pope blasphemous 844.
Pardons bought, and sold. 498.
Pardons deceauable 3. manner of wayes. 494.
Pardons of 40. dayes for bringing fagottes to burne good men. 983
Parker Archbishop of Cant. wit∣nesse at the burning of Bilney. 1012.
Parker martyr. 1794.
Par••s Uniuersitie began. 143.
Parliamentes theyr inconstancie, & mutable instabilitie. 1720.
Parliament at Burie. 706.
Parliamentes in the reigne of king Richard .2. agaynst the Pope. 512.
Parliament at Yorke by king Ed∣ward the 3. 421.
Parma taken of the Pope and hys frendes .314. besieged of y^e Em∣perour. ibid.
Parliament sommoned in Fraunce agaynst the Pope, with com∣playntes greeuous, and articles infinite agaynst his p••ling exac∣tions. 353.354.355.356.
Parliament at Northamptō. 375.
Parliament at Salisbury. 376
Parliament at Paris by Phillip king of Fraunce. 343.
Parliament in Fraunce agaynst the Pope. 353.354.
Parliament of king Edward .6. 1299.
Parliamentes and theyr authori∣tyes. 1187.
Parliament of Queene Mary w^t the actes, and statutes therin de∣termined. 1410.1466.
Parliamente in Queene Maryes dayes vnlawfully called. 2117
Parliament of K. Henry .8. 995
Parliament at Oxford. 279
Parsons of the Romaines in En∣land despoyled of theyr rentes & corne. 275
Paschalis first beginner of Popish transubstantiation. 1147
Paschalis Pope his atyre, and ma∣ner of coronation .196. he setteth the sonne agaynst the father. ibid.
Pater ••oste•• in strife in Scotland .1274. brought into the Masse. 1403
Patriarch of Constantinople ob∣teyned of Mauritius the Empe∣rour to bee called by the name of vniuersal Patriarch, and resisted by Gregory Byshop of Rome. 13
Patriarches 4. equall in power and authority. 1062
Patriarches 4. appoynted by the councell of Nice, and why. 9
Patriarches 4. in Augustines time 1759
Patricke Pachingham Martyr .1683. his story and martirdome. 1684.1687
Patricke Hamelton his story bur∣ned in Scotland, his articles cō∣demnation and martyrdome. 974
Patrickes places. 976
Patricke Patingham his christian confession, sent out of Newgate to certeine of his frendes. 2141 2142
Pattins of glasse borne before the Priest. 57
Paulus Phagius and Bucer their bookes and ••ones burnt in Cā∣bridge at the visitation there, hol∣den by the appoyntment of the Cardinall. 1956
Paule and Peter suffer death vn∣der Nero Domicius for the gos∣pell of Christ. 31
Paule his epistles to seuen Chur∣ches. 35
Paule the Apostle his doctrine re∣duced to 5. poyntes. 16.
Paule the Apostle conuerted whē. 30.
Paule neuer a member of the deuil 609.
Paule thappostle beheaded vnder Nero, hys wordes to hys wife going to execution. 34.
Paule manifesteth his doctrine be∣fore Nero, is condemned, and suf¦fered. 35.
Palles deare at Rome. 172.
Palle geuen by the Pope, & howe 172.179. the price of Palles. ibid.
Palle of Anselme brought to Cā∣terbury. 185.
Paule Crawe a Bohemian martir 667.
Paule 1. Pope mayntayned ima∣ges against the Emperour. 130.
Paules steeple set on fire by light∣ning. 704.
Paules Churche in London built by whome. 133.114.
Paulinus a good bishop conuerted king Edwine to the faythe of Christ. 121
Pauier town clerke of London an vtter enemy to the Gospell han∣ged himselfe. 1055.
Pax brought into the Masse. 1403
Paynter martyred. 1279.
Pauie towne clarke of London, persecutor, hanged himself. 2101

P E.

Peace of the Church howe long it endured. 76.
Peace betweene king Henry the 3. and hys nobles. 331.
Pearne hys sermon agaynst Bu∣cer and Paulus Phagius in Camb. 1962.
Pecocke Bishoppe of Chester hys story. 709.
Peckham archbishop of Canterb. 349
Peeke hys story and martyrdome for the Gospell of Iesus Christ. 1131.
Pelagius the 2. Bishop of Rome withstoode the councell of Con∣stāce in y^e title of vniuersality. 12.
Penance enioyned kyng Edgar by Dunstane. 156
Penance of diuers persons. 731
Penance or repentance, wyth the errors thereof after the papists. 26
Penance popish, the maner thereof. 804
Penance of poore men, for not brin∣ging L••tter to my L. horses. 555
Penance of Thomas Pie, Iohn Mendham, Iohn Beuerley, and Iohn Skilley. 663
Penance of poore women for pled∣gyng maistresse Ioyce Lewys. 2013
Penance enioyned Leicester abiu∣rates. 506
Penance of kyng Henry 2. for the death of Becket. 227
Penance or repentance deuided in∣to three partes· 26
Penalties of the 6. articles. 1135
Penalties for Priestes that haue wyues. 195
Penda king of the Mercians slain. 122
Penitentiarius Asini. 390
Pensions out of the cathedrall and conuentuall churches to y^e Pope. 336
Pepper, her story and martyrdome. 1914.1915
Persecution commeth by no chance 100
Persecuters plagued of God. 58
Persecution the viij. with the cause thereof. 68
Persecution ceaseth for a time. 51
Persecution by hunger and pesti∣lence. 84
Persecution hoat and grieuous a∣mongest the Christians. 61.62
Persecution cōmeth by Gods pro∣uidence and not by chaunce 1646 is an infallible token, and marke of the true Church. 1753
Persecutiōs in the primitiue chur∣che tenne .34. the firste was ster∣red vp by Nero Domicius .34. The second by Domicius Em∣perour .35. The third by Traia∣nus Emperour .39. The fourth vnder Marcus Antonius .42. The fifte vnder Seuerus Em∣perour .54. The sixt vnder Max∣iminus the Emperour .59. The seuenth vnder De••ius .59. The eighth vnder Emelianus, and o∣thers .68. The ninth vnder Au∣relianus Emperour .75. The tenth vnder Dioclesian, whiche was a most bloudy persecutor. 77
Persecutiō in Angrogne, Lucerne S. Martin and Perouse. 955
Persecution in Antioche, Pontus, Alexandria and other places. 79
Persecution in Couentry. 776.777
Persecution in Chichester. 2024
Persecution in England. 79
Persecutions 4. in England before Austen 115
Persecuting Byshops in Queene Maries dayes comprehended in a summe. 2101.2102
Persecutors of Gods people puni∣shed of God. 2199.2100.2102 2104.2106.2108.2112
Persecution grieuous in Ipswich. 2089.2090
Persecution in the East ceaseth til the time of Wickliffe. 85
Persecution in the Emperours Campe. 78
Persecution in Europe, in Lyons in Fraunce and Uienna. 46
Persecution in Fraunce described in a Tabl••. 897
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Persecution in Germany. 874.875 886
Persecution in Kent vnder Chi∣chesley. 642
Persecution in Lincolne Diocesse. 982.983.984
Persecution in the diocesse of Lin∣colne in a table. 821.822
Persecution in Lichfield and Co∣uentry, and of the trouble of good men and women there. 1955
Persecution in London dioces a∣bout the sixe articles. 1202
Persecution in London dioces .802 798. with their seuerall articles obiected. 799.803
Persecution in Nichomedia excee∣ceeding bloudy. 78.
Persecution in Scotland. 1266.1267.
Persecution in Spayne, Fraunce and sondry other places. 79.
Persecution in Suffolke. 1912.1913.
Persecution of the Waldensis. 230
Persecution in Windsor. 1211
Periury of the Papistes. 271.
Periury terrible punished .55. puni∣shed in Duke Elfred. 147.
Peregrinus martyr. 52.
Perris Concubine to king Edw. 3. 425.
Pernam Martyr. 1914.1215.
Perkin Werbeck fayning himselfe to be king Edwardes sonne. 799 36
Perouse greuously persecuted. 955.956.
Perotine Mass••y Martyr, her story and martyrdome. 1943.1944.
Antony Persons martyr hys story 1213.1218.1220.
Peter of Herford a Burgundian, a rich Bishop. 330.
Peterpence first inuented .114. stopped by king Henry the 8. 1053.48.
Peterpence graunted to the pope thorow the whole land of Eng∣land. 136.51.
Peter Pence and other taxes for∣bid to be payd at Rome, by king Edward the 2.370. howe they came vp. ibid.
Petrus de rupibus made Byshop of Winchester. 279.57.
Peter Moone and his wife theyr trouble and persecution .1942. preserued by Gods merciful pro¦uidence. ibid.
Petrus Flistedius Martyr. 885
Peter Gauestō his story, his pride, banished the land, receiued agayn apprehended of the nobles .367.368. beheaded. 369
Peter Wakefielde a false Prophet hanged. 253
Petrus Iohannes burned after hys death. 322
Peter Spengler Martyr drowned 880.881
Petrus Lumberdus Mayster of the sentences. 201
Peter Pateshul against friers. 506
Peter Martyrs wife her cruell handling at Oxforde of the Pa∣pistes. 1968
Peter the Apostle neuer Byshop of Rome .15. how called head of the Apostles. 18
Peters wife her death for the gos∣pell. 34
Peter Liset author of the burning chamber plagued. 2190
Peter whether euer at Rome or not. 34
Peter his body clothed in siluer at Rome. 130
Peter had neuer more power geuen him then the rest of the Apostles 14. had no temporal sword geuen him. 403
Peter neuer head of the Church. 610
Peter no more Uicar of Christ thē the rest of the Apostles. 1119
Peter had no rule or preheminence ouer the rest of the Apostles. 1260.1263
Peter neuer built the Churche of Rome .1805. had no greater au∣thority then other the Apostles. 1811.1812
Peterborough Abbeies foundatiō. 133
Person his story. 641
Petrouill Appleby Martyr her story and martyrdome. 1979
Pestilence grieuous in Englande. 387
Pestilence great in Basill. 688
Pestilence through the whole Ro∣mayne Monarchy. 66

P H.

Phillip thappostle 14. maryed. 33.
Philippus the first Christian Em∣perour slayne. 59.17.
Phillip Melancthon agaynst the sixe articles. 1172.
Phillip Humfrey martyr burned at Bury for the testimony of Christes Gospell. 2049.2050.
Phillip Repington his examinati∣on .437. his abiuration, made bi∣shop and become a bloudy perse∣cutor of Christe in his members. 444.530.539.27.
Phillip the Frenche King seeketh trayterously the death of Kyng Richard .244. his quipping let∣ter to Pope Boniface 8.343. ex∣communicate by the Pope. 342.
Phillips a very Iudas, y^e betrayer of good Maister Tindall .1077.1078. consumed in the end wyth lice. 1079.
Phillips his history. 1042.
Phillippus and Eugenia theyr story 73.
Phillip king of Fraunce, at vary∣aunce with Pope Boniface. 341
Philippus Bishop of Alexandria martyr. 74.
Phillippus for holding agaynst I∣mages, los•• both hys eyes, and kingdome. 47.129.
Philpot of Tenterden martyr hys story and Martyrdome. 1970.
Philpot his tragicall story, his dis∣putation in y^e conuocation house .1410.1411.1412. his lyfe hys first examination .1796. hys se∣cond 1797. the third 1798. fourth 1999. the fifte 1802. sixt .1806. seuenth .1802. eight .1814. ninth 1814. tenth .1816. eleuenth .1817 twelueth .1822. thirteenth 1824 his last examination, and condē∣nation .1826.1827. his beyng in the colehouse 1797.1798. hys constant death and moste victori∣ous martyrdome 1830. hys let∣ters. 1832.1833.1834.1835.1836.1840.1842.1844.
Philoramus his story, and Mar∣tirdome. 92
Phocas bishop of Pontus martyr. 40.
Phocas the wicked Emperour murthered the Emperor Mau∣ritius. 120.
Photinus hys constancie in the trueth and martyrdome for the same. 47

P L.

Plague at Basill in tyme of the Councell. 688
Plane hys trouble for the Gospell, is racked, deliuered, and dieth. 2128
Plagues of God agaynst such as haue contemned and persecuted the Gospell. 31
Plankney of new Colledge in Ox∣ford papist, drowned hymselfe. 2104
Plantagenet his story. 199
Pleimundus teacher to kyng Al∣fred .144. after made Archb. of Cant. ibid.
Plinie hys epistle to Traianus for the staying of persecution. 39
Ploughmans complaint. 398
Pluralities of benefices. 237
Plutarchus and Serenus his bro∣ther, Martyrs. 54

P O.

Pope Adrian an enemy to Luther. 854
Pope Alexander poisoneth y^e turks brother committed to his custo∣dy. 734
Pope Alexāder refuseth to be pope vnlesse he were, confirmed by the emperor, and was therefore cast into prison, and deposed by Hil∣debrand. 5
Pope Alexander treadeth on the necke of Frederike the Empe∣rour. 204
Pope Alexander his death. 330
Pope Boniface .8. besieged, & dri∣uen to a straight, is taken, hys house ransackt, and he impriso∣ned. 348
Pope Clement taken prisoner. 988
Pope Celestine crowneth the em∣perour with hys feete. 244
Pope Gregory 9. wageth 35. Gal∣l••s to spoyle the Emperoures coasts .305. hys edict agaynst the Emperour, refuseth to speake with hys Legates. ibid.
Pope Gregory the 9. flieth the citie of Rome, and warreth against it. 281
Pope Hildebrand hys tragicall sto∣ry. 174
Pope Hildebrand excommunica∣tyng the Emperour, hys chayre burst vnder hym .176. he hireth one to slay the Emperor .177. ca∣steth the sacrament into the fire, murthereth 3. persons not being conuict. ibid. putteth hys friend Centius in a barrell of nayles, killeth a widowes sonne after he had done hys penance. 177
Pope Ioane 8. a woman and pope, her lyfe and story. 137
Pope Iohn .15 159
Pope Iohn put in prson, his goodly qualities. 93
Pope Iohn .13. a wicked pope▪ hys prouerbe, deposed, wounded in adultery. 159
Pope Innocent his conspiracies a∣gainst Friderike 2. Emperour. 297
Pope Innocent his death. 256
Pope Innocent the 4. would not be reconciled to the Emperour. 265
Pope Leo pleadeth his cause at the barre before the Emperour. 8
Pope Leo his death. 854
Pope Martin elected, his corona∣tion. 644
Pope Martin his bloudy inquisiti∣on .651. contrary to all Popes. 552
Pope Paule 1. excommunicateth the Emperour for pulling downe of Images. 130
Pope Siluester cōpacted with the Deuill to be made pope, and was so, the Deuill promising him that he shoulde liue till he hadde sayde Masse in Ierusalem. 167
Pope Sergius chaunged Popes names. 137
Pope Stephen .2. 130
Pope Urbanus his letter to Bald¦wine Archbishop of Caunterbu∣ry. 240
Pope maketh the Emperour and lay men Asses. 390
Pope curseth all spirituall persons, that submit them selues to theyr liege King. 192
Pope iudged and deposed by the Councell of Brixia. 181
Pope with the Cardinalles, whe∣ther they may erre. 146
Popes letter for an Italian boy to be Canon or Prebend .323. with aunswere of Grosthead Byshop of Lincolne to the same. 324
Popes election wrong oute of the Emperors handes .5. muche dif∣ferent from the election of the old bishops in the primitiue Church. 4
Popes power falsly grounded vp∣on scripturs. 490
Pope hath no power or iurisdiction in other Princes dominions. 1133
Popes gaynes out of Englande in one yeare. 326
Popes Successors, rather to Ro∣mulus then to Peter. 204
Pope subiect to the Councell. 672
Popes in old time, submitted them¦selues to kinges and Emperors. 6
Popes doctrine more gaynefull thē the scripture. 2
Popes make themselues kinges & priestes, yea Christ himselfe. 482
Popes 3. at once in Rome. 167
Popes three at once an other time. 553
Pope may erre and how. 671
Pope stroken on the side by Robert Grosthead Byshop of Lincolne. 326
Popes founde falsifiers of Nicene councell. 10
Popedome vacant .2. yeares. 342
Pope his iurisdiction. 1.2.
Pope his errors touching remissiō of sinnes .28. his errors touching ciuill magistrates. 29
Pope hath nothing to do in tempo∣rall matters. 6
Popes haue b••ne maried thēselues. 690
Pope and Court of Rome, cause of all the mischiefe in Christendom. 292
Pope driuen out of Rome. 272
Pope not any member of Christes true church. 1507
Pope for his riches will pleade, sighte, and curse. 404
Popes caried on mens shoulders & the maner how. 790
Pope setteth the ••ast & west chur∣ches together by the eares. 282
Pope may bee deposed, and howe 675. ought to be punished for euil doing, ought not to call generall councels alone, by hys owne au∣thoritie. 676.1084.
Pope how he first rose vpp and by what meanes. 780.781.182.
Popes .9. in ix. yeares at Rome. 145
Pope setteth the sonne agaynst the father. 303.
Pope a murtherer, and authour of rebellion. 252.
Pope sixtus hys abhomination & death .726. hys Epitaphes. 727.
Popes curse compared to Domici∣anus thunder. 169.
Pope no successour of Peter pro∣ued by an argument. 17.
Pope commaundeth the Aungels. 374.
Pope may ere. 676.675.
Popes Bull to Oxford. 431.422.
Pope compared to Balaam. 343.
Pope put from hys reseruing of benefices in Eng. 418.
Pope a lay man, deposed, and hys eyes put out. 130.
Pope exalted aboue kinges, & prin∣ces. 782.
Popes deposed by Princes. 512.
Pope claymeth both swordes. 342.
Popes Gospell. 322
Popes .2. together at once. 159.
Pope a troubler of all the worlde 1084. how he succeedeth Peter. 1120.
Pope traytour to themperour. 180
Pope none to be chosen but by the confirmation of the Emperour. 168.
Pope hys regalitie to hys tytles. 9.
Popes two warre together, for S. Peters chayre. 169.
Pope a name common to learned men, in times past, it is a Cyri∣an worde, and signifieth Pater a father. 12.
Popes chosen in conclaues, & how 595.
Pope condemneth the Councell of Constantinople, for condemning of Images. 130.
Popes more then Princes. 174.
Pope is Antichrist. 322.
Pogiebracius Gouernour of Bo∣hemia. 720
Policarpus his notable history, he flyeth persecution, prayeth for the Church, hath a vision of his bur∣ning .42. was scholer to S. Iohn the Euangelist .44. his constaunt death .43. his epistle to y^e Philip∣pians .44. he was had in greate authority in the Churches of A∣sia. 44
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Pollydore Uirgill burned all other bookes for impayring of his cre∣dite. 1141
Pollidorus Virgillius an Italian, writer of our english Storyes. 371
Pollydore noted of vntruthe tou∣ching the Lord Cobham. 578
Polycrates Bishoppe of Ephesus 56
Pomponius Algerius an Italian Martyr .939. his notable godly, and comfortable letter. ibidem.
Poncianus Bishoppe of Rome. 59
Ports in England layde to stoppe the Popes Letters. 228
Poore found at Rome vpon church goodes. 67
Potten Martyr her story and mar∣tyrdome. 1893
Possessions of the Church. 546
Possessions and Riches of the pope 793.
Potencianus Martyr. 52
Potkins famyshed in pryson for the Gospell 1954
Pouerty of Christ expressed. 1752
Powder sent to Mayster Philpot to make incke of. 1819
Power lying of the Pope. 10
Powers two, of the keies and of the sword. 1759
Poyntz troubled for M. Tyndall. 1078
Pond Martyr his story .2038. hys martyrdome. 2039
Poole Cardinal his comming into England .1475. his absolution geuen to England. 1476.1477
Polley Martyr. 1679
Iohn Porter Martyr. 1206
Poole Martyr his story and mar∣tyrdome. 1912
Potto persecuter his end. 2103
Ponchet Archbishop of Towers, a bloudy Persecutour plagued of God. 2109

P R.

Prayer for money reprooued. 498
Prayer of a vicious priest, little a∣uaileth. 498
Prayer appointed by Constantine to his souldiors. 104
Prayer to saints, and for the dead, not permitted by the worde of God. 1587
Prayer agaynst the Turks. 773
Prayers for Queene Maries child that it might be a male child. 1480.1481
Prayers in the mother tongue. 1094.2095
Prayer to bee sayd at the tyme of martyrdome. 1830.1831
Pragmatica sanctio, Sancti Ludoui∣ci. 8
Practises of the Pope and papists to get mony by. 3.4
Pragmatica sāctio enacted in Frāce in the dayes of Charles the 7. a∣gainst the Pope. 724
Praxedis with her sister Potenti∣ana christian virgins. 45
Preaching and prayers makyng in corners, a common thing in tyme of persecution. 569
Preachyng without licence in the olde testament, allowable before God and man. 1979
Preachyng without licence of him that is called. 655
Preaching without licence. 1111
Preach in tyme of necessitie may a∣ny lay man, or woman. 1112 1113.1114
Preaching not to bee left of for any persecution. 999
Preacher ought not to desist from preachyng Gods worde for any inhibition. 1111.1112
Preachers in prison, their godly de∣claration concernyng their dispu∣tation. 1469
Preachers of K. Edwards inhibi∣ted to preach. 1409.1407
Preface of the canon of the masse. 1402
Prebendship of Paules geuen both of the Pope and of the kyng at one tyme, to two seuerall persons 327. the Popes gift & donation preuailed, the kings fa••led. ibid.
Predestination and election with notes vpon the same. 1657.1658
Preheminence of the Church este∣med after a double consideration. 8.9
Prelates in the councell of Con∣stance. 596
Prelates of England charged to finde horse and harnesse for the Popes warres. 289
Prelates of Fraunce, their answer to the Lord Peter in the parlia∣ment of Fraunce. 354
Prelates of Fraunce agaynst the Friers. 392
Prelates ought to discharge their cures in their owne persons, and not by mercenaries. 1116
Premuni••e facias endeuoured of the papists to be dissolued. 702
Prestes wife burnt at Exceter for the Gospell .2049.2050.2051. her martyrdome. ••022.
Presentation within 4. monthes. 421.
Prescription of time. 1805.
Premonstratensis monkes. 197.
Premunire with the penaltie ther∣of. 419.
Princes two slayne Edwarde and Richard. 728.
Prince Edward borne. 376.
Priest godly hanged. 880.
Priestes first restrained from their wiues in England. 1152.1149.
Priestes mariage lawfull by Gods word. 1522.
Priest for casting the Popes Bull before his feete, burned. 391.
Priest of the North railing against Bishop Cranmer. 1863.
Priest burnt in king Henry .7. hys dayes. 731.
Priestes of Fraunce and Germa∣many stout agaynst the Popes proceeding for the restraynt of Priestes mariage. 175.176.
Priestes displaced, and Monkes put in theyr rowmes by Oswald 153.
Priestes of 3. sortes. 496.
Priestes had theyr wiues, till An∣selmes time. 408.
Priestes and Monkes, why shauē on the crownes .126. Priestes crownes. ibid.
Priestes that preache not are slay∣ers of the people .533. they can not absolutely forgeue sinne of themselues .540. forbid to haue wiues. 192.
Priestes restrayned theyr wiues. 67.
Priestes hadde wiues in king Ed∣gars time. 154.
Priest a romaine, chanon of Pauls robbed of souldiers. 275.
Priestes are seruauntes to the cō∣gregation, not Maisters ouer it. 1007▪
Priestes office after the Popes or∣der. 497
Priestes children made legittimate. 1176
Priestes and Monkes theyr mu∣tuall contention. 158
Priestes of Bohem described. 591
Priestes payde for theyr wiues to the Pope. 199
Priesthood the order thereof. 545
Priesthood of Christ differeth from all other Priesthoodes. 496
Pride of Priestes. 403
Primatus or primacy what it signi∣fieth. 1059
Primacy of Canterbury remoued to Liechfield. 129
Primer allowed in Queene Ma∣ryes time, full of horrible blasphe∣mies and impieties. 1598
Princeps Sacerdotum intituled to K. Henry .5. 585
Princes as they geue the Pope primacy, so they may take it a∣gayne, in case it be abused. 1085
Prin••es loose no honor by the Gos∣pell. 2110
Printing and preaching inhibited by Q. Mary. 1408
Printing inuēted by whom, where and when. 707
Priuiledges graunted by the King to the Clergy by K. Edward .3. 384
Priuiledgies of the friers, confuted at Paris. 392
Priuate masse full of impietye and abhomination. 1174
Prisons turned into Churches & Churches into dens of theeues. 1••21
Probations out of Councels, Fa∣thers and histories, agaynst the worshippyng of Images. 2130.2131.2132.2133.2134
Proclamation most bloudy of king Phillip and Queene Mary a∣gaynst the true professors of the Gospell. 1970.1971
Prou••ing Martyr, his godly story and martyrdome. 1970
Proclamation of king Henry 8. a∣gainst the true professours of the Gospell. 1019
Proclamation against the L. Pro∣tector. 1368
Proclamation by king Phillip and Queene Mary, for the restraint of all good bookes. 1598
Processe of Fraunce agaynst the Pope. 344.345
Procession for ioy of Englands cō∣uersion. 1483
Prophesies of Hierome of Prage, Iohn Hus, Hildegardis, Bri∣git, Eri••hrea, Sibilla, & others, against the Turke and Pope. 770
Procession in London for ioy of the French king his recouery. 1070
Prophesies of the fall of the turks. 771
Procession in Cambridge, and the order thereof. 1963
Prophesies of the Turke & Pope expounded .756. whether is the greater Antichrist. 767
Prophets false and true, their dif∣ference. 1591
Prophesies of Maister Hierome of Prage. 636
Prophesies false not to be regarded 339.
Prophesies of the decay of the Ro∣mayne Church. 419.
Prophesies of Katherine, 419.
Prophesies of Hildegardus against the Pope, and the begging fri∣ers. 260.264.
Prophesies not to bee regarded .717. and how many thinges are to be considered in them .718. & how to auoyd them. 719▪
Prophesies, and prouerbial senten∣ses agaynst the pope, and church of Rome. 842.
Prophesies of the destruction of the Pope. 408
Prophetes must bee tryed by theyr doctrine. 487.
Prophesie agaynst the french king. 2110.
Prophesies of the Turke and pope 762.763.
Prophesies of reformation of the Church. 841.
Protestation of king Henry 8. and the clergy of England agaynst the Pope. 1083.
Protestantes, and Papistes theyr disputatiō at Westminster in the begynnyng of Q. Elizabethes raygne. 2120.2121.2122.2123.
Prouidence of God, in sauing hys people. 62.63.
Prouisions at Oxford. 329.
Prouisions of the Pope restrayned 421.

P V.

Publius Bishop of Athens and Martyr. 4
Punishment of God vpon the con∣temners and persecutors of hys Gospell. 30.31.32
Punishment of God vpon such, as either haue bene persecutours of his people, or els mockers, and contemners of his religion. 2099 2100.2101.2102.2103.2104.2105.2106.2107.2108.2109.2112
Punishment of Adultery belōgeth to secular Magistrates, rather then to Prelates. 546
Punishment of the Clergy in tem∣porall mens handes. 423
Punishment of heretickes in olde t••••e, more gentle then now, and how it was vsed. 1780
Ptolemeus with Lucius and sun∣dry others Martyrs. 62.45
Punishment of the godly, to what end. 1632
Purification of women. 1735
Purgatories dreaming phantasies. 29
Purgatory the Popes pinfold. 1894
Purgatorye with the false feare therof, hath robbed all the world. 654
Purgatory none .1742. better then Lollardes Tower. 1741
Punishment of the damned soules. 1742
Purcas Martyr burned at Col∣chester. 2007.2008
Purenes of the primitiue Church, and how long it continued. 2109
Purpose of the Duke of Guise dis∣apoynted. 2109
Puruey his story, his recantation and imprisonment .543. his arti∣cles gathered out of his bookes by his aduersaryes. 544
Pusices and his story. 98
Psalter translated into English by king Alfrede. 1115
Puttedew burned. 1131
Psalter translated into Saxon tō∣gue by a king of England. 1115
Psalter of our Lady full of popish blasphemyes, and sacrilegious impieties .1114.1598.1599.1600 who was the author, and inuen∣tor thereof. 1598

Q. V.

QUadratus hys letter to the Emperor in defence of Christian religion. 41
Qualification of the sixe articles. 1230
Queenes and Kinges daughters made themselues Nunnes, their catalogue. 133.134
Queene Anne wyfe to K. Richard her rare commendatiōs .507. her death. ibid.
Queene Anne maried to K. Henry 8. 1134
Queene Anne Bullen her story, 1050. her commendations .1082.1054. her death. 1082
Queene Isabell sent into Fraunce to make agreement betwixt the king of Fraunce her brother, and king Edward king of England, her husband .371. she with her yong sonne the Prince proclay∣med traitors, and returneth into England with a great power a∣gainst her husband. 371.372
Queene Iane her death. 1087
Queene Katharine carnally known by Prince Arthur. 1051
Queene Katherine diuorced .1049 her death. 1082
Queene Katherine Parre, her tro∣ble for the Gospell .1242. her ex∣treme sicknesse .1243. her mira∣culous deliuerie by the prouidēce of God out of all her trouble. 1244
Queene Margaret flyeth y^e realme 713. returneth, and taketh sanc∣tuary .716. warreth against king Edward the 4. and is taken pri∣soner. 716.
Queene Mary beginneth her blo∣dy raygne .1406. promiseth, not to altar the religion established in king Edward 6. hys dayes 1407. Proclaymed Queene, & crowned .1410.1466. Her articles to the Ordinary for re∣storing of papistry again, her pro∣clamation for the expellinge of straungers and forrayners out of her land. 1425.
Queene Mary maryed to kinge Philippe .1467. falsly saide to be with childe. 1506.
Queene Mary her vnprosperous

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successe in persecutinge of Gods Sayntes, and in all thinges else she went about. 2098.2099
Queene with Childe by Syr Ro∣ger Mortimer. 376
Questions Catholicke of the Pa∣pistes concerning auriculer con∣fession with theyr aunsweares. 48
Quest troubled and sore fined for Syr Nicholas Throgmorton. 1469.1473
Questions of Austen to the Pope .116. with his aunsweares to the same. 117.118
Quinque Ecclesiae a Citty, deliue∣red to the Turkes. 753
Quirinus with his household mar∣tyrs. 38
Qui pridie put into the Masse. 39
Quinta Martyr her story. 61
Quintilianus Emperor. 74
Quintus a Phrigian rash and bold. 42

R A.

RAble of religious or∣ders. 260
Radolph elected arch¦bishop of Canter∣bury refused of the Pope. 275
Rafe Alerton Martyr. his storye, examination, and Martyrdome .2013.2014.2015. his Letters. 2016.2017.2018.2019.
Rafe Bane Byshoppe of Couen∣try and Liechfielde a bloudy per∣secutor. 1916
Rafe Hare his trouble in Calice. 1224
Rafe Iackeson Martyr his story, and martyrdome. 1914.1915
Rafe Lurden Persecutour of George Eagles hanged in Chel∣mesford. 2152
Rafe Mungin examined and con∣demned to perpetuall Prison. 642
Rafe Sadler Knighte, sent Am∣bassadour to the Kyng of Scots, his Oration to the Kyng. 1070
Ragman Role deliuered to the Scots. 375
Rage of the Heathen agaynste the Christians. 46
Ramsey Martyr. 1202
Ramsey Martyr, his Articles and aunsweres 1974.1975. his con∣demnation and Martyrdome. 1976
Ranulph Earle of Chester denyeth to pay Tythes to the Pope. 273.
Raynold Eastland Martyr. 2037.2038.2039
Rattes deuouring a Byshoppe for his vnmercifulnesse to the poore in a yere of dearth. 184
Rattes theyr story. 947
Ratisbone dyet or assembly. 865
Rawlins White his story .1556. his condemnation .1557. his martyr∣dome. 1559
Rauensdale Martyr his story, and Martyrdome. 1953.
Rayne myraculouslye obteyned of the C••ristians. 51
Raynold Pecocke Byshop of Chi∣ches••tr, his story. 709
Rayler agaynst Iames Abbeyes, Martyr, stricken madde. 2101

R E.

Reading of Scripture made heresy by the Papistes. 585
Reading towne takē by the Danes. 140
Read Martyr, his story and mar∣tyrdome. 1914
Readon Martyr▪ burned at Rome for the Gospell of Christ, his sto∣ry and martyrdome. 667.668
Reall presence with the absurdities and inconueniences therof. 1443
Reasons why matters of contro∣sy are not to be caried out of the Countries where they fel, to the Pope, to be decided. 10
Reasons prouing that no Christi∣an may resort to the popish masse Mattens, and Euensong, with a good conscience. 1647
Reasons proouing the Religion in Q. Maryes tune to be nought. 1727
Rebellion in Cornewall, and De∣uonshyre, with theyr Articles .1303. discomfited. 1304·1305.1307
Rebellion in Northfolke, Yorke∣shyre, and diuers other places in the realme agaynst K. Edward. 6 1308
Rebellion in Lincolneshyre repres∣sed .1086. in Yorkeshyre .1087. in Deuonshire and Cornwall. 1305
Recantation of Cranmer with his repentaunce for the same. 1884
Redman, Doctor his iudgement in cases of Religion. 1360
Reseruation of the Church, how it began and when. 840
Reseruation of the Sacrament, by whom introduced. 1404
Regiment of the Popes Churche, how far it differeth from the regi¦ment of the primitiue church. 19
Register booke in euery Parish. 1096
Reimundus the good king of Tho∣louse, disinherited by the Pope .269. excommunicate. 271
Religion of the Protestantes, elder then the Religion of the sedicious Papistes, by 1000. yeares. 1821
Religion reformed at Zuricke .867. at Berne, Constance, Geneua & Strausburgh. 870
Religion set forth in the daies of K. Edwarde the sixte commended. 1902
Religion Christian, when it began .50. esteemed by Auncestors, and Graundfathers, by time & place. 1993
Religion of the Papistes more hurt full to the state of the Churche, then y^e doctrine of the Lutherans. 2110
Religion reformed in king Edward 6. his dayes. 1298.1299
Religion going backeward in Eng∣land and the causes why .1134. hindered by discord. 1373
Religion of Christ, and of the pope, 2. cleane contrary thinges. 29
Reliques adored. 28
Reliques offering, and Sacrifice, brought into the masse by whom 129
Remission of sinnes, foure thinges therein to be considered necessari∣ly concurring. 27
Remission of sinnes sold for mony. 860
Remedies agaynst the temptations of the Deuill and the worlde. 1830.
Replye of the Prelates of Fraunce agaynst the Lord Peter. 354
Renold Pecocke his story. 709
Remerius Inquisitour agaynst the Waldenses. 236
Repington Canon of Leicester, af∣ter Bishop of Lincolne, a cruell persecutour. 442
Repington of a zelous Professour, become a most cruel and a bloudy persecutor of Christes poore mē∣bers. 437.444.530.539
Reuet his fearefull and straunge death: 1917.1918
Reuenewes goynge yearlye oute of Englande to the Pope, muche more then the Crowne it selfe. 326
Reynold Eastland Martir his sto∣ry and Martirdome. 2037.2038 2039.
Resistance agaynste the Pope no new thing. 317
Restitution of Abbey landes by Q. Mary. 1559.1560

R I.

Richard 1. crowned king of Eng∣land. 235
Richard king of England & Phil∣lippe King of Fraunce, theyr cō∣clusion to go to the holy land. 235
Richarde Kyng of Englande hys voyage to the holy land .241.251 his Actes and Exploytes by the way, and there, achieued .243.244. chargeth the french kyng w^t falshood 244. taken prisoner ••ould to the Emperour, and is raunsomed. 248.
Richard the 2. hys commission and letters against the Gospellers 505. his letter to the Pope. 506.
Rich .2. his letters to Pope Boni∣face 9.509. his vertues and vi∣ces, deposed, with articles against him .513. hee beheaded his vncle innocently .513. is committed to the Tower, and dyed in prison. 514.
Richard 3. vsurper, crowned kyng of England .728. hys death. 729.
Richard king of Almayne hys death. 339.
Richard Archbishop of Caunter∣bury stayed frō goyng to Rome by the king. 233.
Richard Atkins Martyr his cru∣ell death and Martyrdome at Rome for the Gospell, and the constaunt profession thereof. 2151.
Richard Belward hys trouble and persecution. 660.
Richard Belward hys testimony for the Lord Cobham. 577.
Richard Bayfield Marty, his sto∣ry .1021. articles obiected against him. ibid. hys aunsweres to the same .1022. hys condemnation and degradatian .1023. his con∣stant martyrdome for the trueth of Christes Gospell. 1024.
Richard Dobbes Alderman of London, and knight, his commē∣dations. 1774.
Richard Earle Marshall, hys ad∣monition to the king .278. hys death. 280.
Richard Chauncellour of Lincoln, made archbishop of Caunterbu∣ry complayneth of his king, of Hubert Earle of Kent, and o∣thers to the Pope, and dyeth in comming from Rome. 274
Richard Day martyr hys story. 2037.
Richard Feurus Martyr. 914
Richard Grafton printer of the great Bibles. 1191.
Richard Houeden Martyr. 665.666.
Richard Lush Martyr, hys story, and condemnation and martyr∣dome. 2004.
Richard Denton burnt in hys own house, who before woulde not burne in the Lordes cause. 1717
Richarby Martyr his story. 2037.2038.2039.
Richard Spencer Martyr his sto∣ry. 1202.
Richard Spurge his story. 1895.
Richard Sharpe Martyr his sto∣ry and martyrdome. 2052.
Richard Turner, a faithfull prea∣cher of Christes veritie in Kent hys trouble for the same. 1868.1869.
Richard Turming his story, and martyrdome. 639.640.
Richard Monke recanted. 642.
Richard Gibson Martyr, his story and Martyrdome .2025.2026.2027. his Articles propounded to Boner, to be aunswered vn∣to. 2034.
Richard Nichols Martyr, hys story and martyrdome. 1909.
Richard Lee notary. 477.
Richard Webbe his trouble for the Gospell. 1601
Richard Wich Priest, and Martyr taken for a Sainct. 701.
Richard Wilmot scourged for the Gospell. 2058.
Richard Wright, Richard Colliare and 4. others, martyrs at Can∣terbury▪ 1688.
Richard White confessor hys story. ••054.
Richard Woodman Martyr, hys tragicall story .1983.1984. hys apprehension 1985. his first exa∣mination .1986. his second exa∣mination, and aunsweres .1989.1990. his 3. examination .1992. his fourth examination .1997.1998. his fift examination .1999.2000 his last examination, and aunsweres .2001.2002. his con∣demnation & martyrdome. 2003.
Ridleyes talke with Bourne. 1426.
Richard Rothe Martyr his story, and Martyrdome. 2013.2014.2015.2016.2017.
Richard Yeoman Martyr, burned at Norwiche for the Gospell, and the true profession thereof. 2045.
Richard Hook Martyred at Chi∣chester for the trueth of the Gos∣pell. 1688
Richard Hunne his story .805. arti∣cles obiected agaynst him wyth his aunsweres .806. murthered in Prison .806.807. his Corpes burned after his death, sentence definitiue agaynste him beinge deade .808. his Defence agaynste Syr Thomas More, and Ala∣nus Copus, 811
Richard Mekins his story, & mar∣tyrdome. 1202
Richarde Pott•• Persecutour hys death. 2103
Richard Pacie his story. 989
Ringing of Curphew by Thomas Arundell. 554
Ringing in the Archbishoppe at S. Albons. 555
Rigges Uicechaūcellor of Oxford. 502
Rictionarus a cruell Helhounde to the poore Christians, he made ri∣uers of theyr bloud: 79
Ridley his treatise against the wor¦shipping of Images, and setting of them vp in churches and tem∣ples. 2128.2129.2130.2131
Ridley refused of Queene Mary, to preach before her .1396. sent to Oxford to dispute. 1428
Ridley his excellent story .1717. his conference with Mayster Lati∣mer in prison .1718.1719. articles ministred agaynst him .1760. hys Examinations, and Aunsweres .1761. his supplication to Quene Mary .1768. his death, and con∣stant martyrdome for Gods truth 1769.1770. his letters, and fare∣welles to England. 1770.1774.1777.1779.1784.1786
Riches and pride of the Cleargy the fountayne of mischiefe. 210••
Riches of the Popes Clergy how they ought to be employed. 2109
Riding of the Pope, & the maiesti∣call maner therof. 750

R O.

Robert De Artois a noble man of France, exciteth king Edward the 3. to make claym to the king∣dome of Fraunce. 376.
Robert Brakenbery true to hys Prince. 728.
Robert Braybroke byshop of Lō∣don. 443.
Robert Bacon a bloudy and cruel•• enemy to the Sayntes of God•• 1912.
Robert Barnes hys story. 1192.
Robert Cosin Martyr, hys story. 818.
Robert Chapell his trouble, and persecution .641. abiured. ibid.
Robert Dynes Martyr, his story and Martyrdome. 2042.
Robert Drakes hys story .1895. hys examination and death. 1896.1897.1898.
Robert Edgore hys death. 2103.2104.
Robert Farrar of London a sore enemy, & filthy talker by y^e good Lady Elizabeth. 2097.
Robert Grosthead made Byshop of Lincolne. 279.
Roberts Gentlewoman her trou∣ble and deliueraunce. 2073.
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Robert Grosthead Byshoppe of Lincolne, his cōmendatiō, books, trouble, and death .325. hys arti∣cles agaynst the Pope. 325.
Robert Glouer Martyr and his Brother, theyr trouble, persecu∣tion and death. 1709.1710.1711 1712.1713
Robertus Gallus his Prophesies agaynst the Pope. 322
Robert Harrison Martyr. 1277
Robert Kyng, Robert Debnam hanged for takynge downe the Roode of Douer Courte. 1031
Robert Kylwarby Archbyshoppe of Caunterbury. 336
Robert Lambe with other moe, Martyrs. 1267
Robert Lawson, Roger Bernard Martyrs, theyr Storyes. 1917 1918.1919
Robert Miles, aliâs Plūmer mar∣tyr his story. 2047
Robert Milles Martyr his story, and martyrdome. 2042
Robert Packington murthered. 1130
Robert Parson of Heggeley, hys examination and aunsweres. 641
Robert Pigot Martyr his Story examination and constaunt mar∣tyrdome. 1715.1716
Robert Smith Martyr .1689. his examinations and answeres .1691.1692.1693.1694. his Godly Letters to diuers of hys Frendes. 1696.1698.1699.1700.1701.1702
Robert Samuell Martyr his sto∣ry and death .1703.1604. hys letters. 1705.1706.
Robert Twing spoyled of his be∣nefice by the Papistes. 276
Robert Streater Martyr. 1708
Robert Southam Martyr his story & martyrdome. 2037.2038 2039
Robert Williams scourged. 2062
Roger Acton knight, why executed as a traytor. 587
Roger Byshop of London excom∣municated the Popes Usurers. 278
Roger Clarke Martyr, his Sto∣ry and Martyrdome. 1231.1232
Roger Holland Martyr .2037.2038.2039. his examination and aunsweares .2039.2040. his death and martyrdome. 2039 2042
Roger Mortimer earle of Marsh executed. 376
Roger Cooe his examination con∣demnatiō and martyrdome. 1707 1708
Rogers burned in Northfolke. 1241
Roger Onley proued not guilty of treason. 703
Rogers his story and martyrdome, 1484. his examinations, and an∣sweares .1485.1486. hys con∣demnation .1488. his admoniti∣on to the Byshoppes out of pri∣son .1489.1490. his Prophe∣ticall sayinges .1492. hys con∣staunt martyrdome for the truth. 1493
Rockewood Persecutor, hys death. 2101
Rood of Paules in London set vp, with Te Deum solemnly song. 1472
Roode sette vppe in Lankeshyre. 1474
Rhodes besieged .744. and wonne of the Turkes. 748
Rodolphe Archbishop of Caunter∣bury. 198
Rogation dayes in olde time, with∣out superstition. 128
Rochester besieged of the Barons. 332
Rome why aduaunced aboue other Cittyes .18. sacked & destroyed. 987
Rome full of all abhominations .697. not the Catholicke Church and why. 1803
Rome not supreame head ouer o∣ther Churches. 1759
Rome described in her Colours. 322
Rome how it beganne to take head ouer other Churches. 120
Rome proued to be Babilon .478. Antichristes neast. 562
Romaynes punished by their owne Emperours for contemning•• Christ and his true Religion. 31.
Romaynes olde theyr fayth. 20
Romanes 23. brought into Eng∣land to be beneficed. 287
Romanus his lamentable history & death. 89 90
Romeshot confirmed by Canutus 163
Romish prelats displaced by queene Elizabeth and good Bishoppes placed in theyr stead. 2125
Rowland Taylour Doctour, and Martyr, his life▪ and story .1518 cited .1519. appeareth before Winchester, theyr conference to∣gether .1520. depriued of his be∣nefice. 1521
Rounde Table built in Windsour. 384
Rough Martyr his story and mar∣tyrdome. 2028.2031.2034
Rollo a Dane, first Duke of Nor∣mandy. 141
Roper Martyr, his story persecuti∣on and death. 1794
Rochtailada Martyr his Story. 391
Rose his trouble for the Gospell .2082. his examinations .2083.2084.2085. his deliuery. 2086.2087
Rose Allin her story .2005. her hand burned by Edmund Tyrill. 2006 2007
Rose, Minister with 30. godly per∣sons taken in Bowchurch at the Communion. 1480
Rota an Office in the Courte of Rome full of all abhomination. 857
Roy burned in Portingall for the Gospell. 1398.1027
Roth Martyr, his story and mar∣tyrdome. 2013.2014.2015.2016.2017.2018.2019

R V.

Rubricke of the 5. woundes after the Papistes. 1398

S A.

SAbinus publisheth y^e Emperors decree. 82
Sabinianus Bishop of Rome. 120
Sabina Martyr his story. 4
Sacrament called breade of Saynt Paule, of the Chanon of the masse it selfe, and of the fathers. 534
Sacrament defined .1183. why cal∣led the body of Christ. 1392
Sacrament of the Lordes bodye called breade of Saynt Cyprian. 62
Sacrament hath two thinges in it to be noted. 500
Sacrament is not to be considered in nature, but what it is in miste∣ry. 1432
Sacrament in one kind contrary to the worde of God, practise of the primitiue Church, and Fathers, in all ages. 1150.1151
Sacramentall mutation in y^e Lor∣des Supper what, and howe. 1761
Sacrament hath both commaun∣dement and promise annexed. 1611
Sacramentes are confirmations, of Gods grace towards his peo∣ple. 1707
Sacrament made an Idoll by the Papistes. 28
Sacramentes take theyr names of those thinges, whiche they re∣present .1129. not Christes body in deede, but in representation onely. 1130
Sacramentes without theyr vse, are no Sacramentes .1809.1815 ministred in one kinde by the pa∣pistes .1820.1821. abused. ibid. oughte to bee ministred in bothe kindes, and not in one as the pa∣pistes do. 1890
Sacrament neither chaunged in substaunce nor accidence .1380. they are seales of Gods grace to∣wardes vs. 1431
Sacrament of the Aultar, no Sa∣crament. 1977
Sacrament of the aultar ouerthro∣weth the Lordes supper. 1626
Sacramente of the Aultare▪ who brought in. 544
Sacrament of Penance. 544
Sacrifice of Christ once offered sufficient for all. 1432
Sacrifice propiciatory of the masse, is derogatory to Christes death and passion. 1761
Sacrifice of the Church, and Sa∣crifice for the Church. 1615
Sacrifice of Christ not many ty∣mes offered, but once for all. 484
Sadoletus Cardinall his desperate death. 2106
Safe conducte graunted to Iohn Hus. 596
Sagaris Martyr. 4
Saladine slayeth Christian Cap∣taynes, and is put to flight hym∣selfe. 245.246
Salisbury the first Byshop therof. 183
Sanctus his notable constancy and cruell martyrdome. 46
All Sayntes day first instituted w^t the day of all soules. 137
Sayntes not to be called vppon or prayed vnto. 1108.1109
Sayntes are not to be worshipped. 1741
Sayntes of the Popes, Traytors. 579
Saynt Stephen the Ringleader of all Christes holy Martyrs. 32
Saynt Iohns Gospell translated into English by Beede 127
Saynt Iohn of Beuerleyes mira∣cles reproued. 125
Saynt Iames the Apostle Mar∣tyred. 32
Saynt Edmond Chanon of Salis∣bury Canonized a Saynt. 270
San Romayne, his story and con∣stant martyrdome for the trueth. 928.929.930
Saynt Peters body clothed in sil∣uer in Rome. 130
Saynt Martin persecuted. 955
Saynt Bridget. 419
Saynt Elizabeth her Story. 273.268
San Bene••o. 931
Sarton burned at Bristow for the truth of Christes Gospell. 2149
Saunders his life and story .1493. Reader in the Colledge of Fo∣thringa, and Lechfield, apprehē∣ded, his constancye in the trueth .1494. his examinations and aun∣sweres .1495. his constaunt mar∣tyrdom at Couentry .1498.1499 his letters. 1496.1499.1500.1502.1503
Sampson his story. 814
Sarum vse when deuised. 184
Sandes her Story and deliuery. 2082
Saphira and Sabina Martyrs. 38
Sathans loosing and binding ex∣pounded. 101
Sathan bound vp for 1000. yeares. Loosed how, and when. 297
Salte coniured and exorcized by the Papistes and how. 1405
Sautre his story .516. Articles layd agaynst him with his aunsweres to the same. ibid. his degradation and martyrdome. 518
Saule how brought vp, was a per∣secutour of Christ in his mem∣bers conuerted called Paulus, sent to the Gentils to preach the Gospel of Iesus Christ. 35
Sauonarola Martyr, his story and persecution. 731
Saxie a Priest hanged in Gar••••∣ners Porters Lodge. 1231
Saxons sent for into Britaine .108 they enter into England. 109

S C.

Scanderbeius hys Hystory, Actes, and doings agaynst the Turke. 730.741.
Schisme in Rome. 434
Schisme betwixte two Popes for the space of nine & thirty yeares. 436
Schisme in Scotland. 1273
Schisme betwixt the Greeke chur∣che and the Church of Rome. 282
Schismes in the Romish Church. 241
Scholers of Oxforde agaynste the king .331. theyr skirmish amon∣gest themselues. 393
Schooles erected in Cambridge. 133
Schole of Paules founded. 838
Scholes of learning in Englande two▪ one for Greeke famous, the other for Latine. 143
Scourging of a younge Childe of Fetties to death by Boner. 2055 2050
Scourgyng of Thomas Hinshaw by Boner, at Fulham. 2043.2044
Schismes amongest the Popes. 145
Scotus his Hystorye, accused of the Pope for an Hereticke. 144
Scotus slayne by hys Scholers. 145
Scotte Byshoppe of Chester hys aunsweare to Mayster Stokes hys Oration, at the burninge of Bucer, and Phagius boanes .1958.1959. his Oration before the condemnation of Bucer and Phagius. 1961
Scotlande neuer troubled with the Popes Legate. 286
Scottes driuen out of Irelande. 369
Scotlande subdued and conquered by the Kynge of Englande. 148
Scotlande title proper to England. 341
Scotlande persecuted. 1266.1267
Scotland chalenged of the Pope. 340
Scottishe Kynges haue done ho∣mage to the kinges of England. 340
Scottish king made by the King of England. 148
Scottes aunsweare to the king of Englandes alleagiance. 340
Scottes subdued to William Con∣queror. 171
Scottes theyr warres with Kyng Edward 3. 375
Scripture oughte to be in the vul∣gare tongue .1115. are sufficient to saluation .1106.1107. howe many names it hath. ibid.
Scripture oughte not to bee with∣holden from the Laye people. 1116
Scriptures Canonicall onely to be read in the Church. 7
Scripture forbidde to be read, and expounded of no man .1979. for∣bidde to be readde by Pope Gre∣gory .9. ibid. how knowne to bee Scripture. 1980
Scripture reading in English, he∣resy after the Papistes. 985
Scripture howe to bee examined. 1973
Scriuener Martyr. 838
Sclaunders false of the Christi∣ans. 37

S E.

Seauen Martyrs burned at Maidstone for the Gospel. 1978 1979
Seauen Martyrs at one fire in

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Caunterbury. 1980.1981
Seuen Sleepers. 63
Seaman an old woman persecuted 2036
Seaton his sermon with notes ga∣thered thereout by his aduersa∣ries. 1206
Searles Martyr. 1914.1915
Searche made in Cambridge for bookes, 1192
S••ama••n Martyr his story. 2035 2036
Secretary of Cranmer holpe by the Lord Cromwell. 1185
S••gouius in the Councell of Ba∣sill. 670
Segouius his Oration in the coū∣sell of Basill▪ 682.683
Segebert king of the West Saxōs slayne. 129
Sena••e of Rome moued to receiue Christ. 30
Sentence definitiue agaynst king Henry 8. by Pope Clement the 7. 1279.1280
Sentences of Cyprian. 70
Selling of pardons, orders, church hallowinges discipline, diriges▪ confessions, weddings, buryings, Sermons, and all thinges in the Popes Church. 499
Selling of prayer abhominable. 498
Serapion his story, repentaunce & reconciliation 64. Byshop of An∣tioch. 53
Serenus Grauius▪ Defender of the Christian R••ligion. 41
Sergius Paulus, beheaded For∣mosus the Pope his Predeces∣sor, after he was dead. 146
Sergius Pope, his Epistle to Cel∣fride. 127
Seraphia Martyr. 4
Seraphin Martyr. 62
Seruus seruo••um Dei by whom in∣uented. 120
Seruice in latine reproued, no ede∣fying in it .1903. the commodity thereof in our English tongue. 1904
Seruilianus Martyr. 4
Seruice in the Church in the vul∣gare tongue. 7.1890
Seuerus Cesar, an enemy to chri∣stians, warreth in Britany, and is slayne at Yorke. 57
Seuerus Emperour. 54
Sermon of Longlande Byshop of Lincolne agaynst the Pope. 1097
Sermon translated out of Saxon into English against transubstā∣tiation. 1145
Sermon of M. Latimer of the car∣des in Cambridge full of Chri∣stian doctrine. 2142.2143.2144
Sermon of the Bishop of London before the condemnation of Iohn Hus. 621
Sermon of R. Wymbletō at Pau∣les Crosse. 547.548
Sermon of Doctour Pearne of Cambridge agaynst Bucer, and Paulus Phagius, both greate learned men, 1962
Sermon of Doctor Pilkington at the restoring of Bucer and Pau∣lus Phagius. 1966.1667
Seruaunt of a certayne marchaunt burnt at Leicester. 1914
Seruaunt of a certeine Taylour in Lipsa, his terrible end. 2106

S H.

Shawes sermon at Paules crosse. 727
Shadowes amōg christians ought to cease. 484
Shauen crownes of Priestes vsed. 126.364
Shauing of crownes why vsed of Priestes and Religious men. 364
Sharpe Martyr his story. 2052
Sharpe Martyred at Bristow. 1953
Sheterdine Martyr his story .1663 his examination and aunsweares 1674.1675. his martyrdom .1676 his Letters. 1678.
Sheriffe sworne Seru••unt to the good Lady Elizabeth & his faith fulnesse to her. 2097
Shoomaker martyred for the gos∣pell in the towne of Northhamp∣ton. 1954
Shrift and confession to Priestes. 540
Shrowesbury men Persecutours of the Gospell. 532
Shypwracke of the Christians in Sicilia great and horrible. 337

S I.

Sibilla a prudent queene, & Guido theyr story. 234
Sigismundus Emperor. 719
Signes 39. to knowe a false Pro∣phet or Preacher by. 317.318.319.320.321.322
Sigismundus Emperour his vn∣prosperous successe of all his af∣fayres, after he refused the Gos∣pell taking part with the Papi∣stes. 2112
Sigebert built Paules Church. 114
Siluester 2. Pope a great sorcerer. ibid.
Alice Siluerside Martyr burned at Colchester her story and mar∣tyrdome. 2007.2008
Simeon Archbishop of Seleucia his story .97. his martyrdome. 98
Simeon byshop of Ierusalem cru∣cified. 36▪ 4.364
Simon Fishe his storye .1013. au∣thor of the book called the suppli∣cation of beggers, he dyeth of the plague. 1014
Simon Sudbury Archbishoppe of Caunterbury .393. taken and be headed. 434
Simon Mountford minor taken prisoner. 331
Simon Miller Martyr, burned at Norwich, his story and martyr∣dome. 2005
Simon Fish the author of the book called the supplication of Beg∣gers. 1013
Simon Cananeus crucified. 32
Simon a Deacon Martyr. 32
Simon Grin••us his trouble and maruelous deliuery by gods pro∣uidence from all daunger. 2077 2078
Simon Wisedome abiured. 985
Simon Ioyne Martyr his story. 1909
Simony of the Popes Court com∣playned of by king Richard. 241.251
Simphorissa with her seuen childrē martyrs. 41
Simetrius with diuers other mar∣tyrs. 45
Symson Martyr his story. 2031 2033.2034
Single life though neuer so wicked preferred before godly matrimo∣ny by the Papistes. 29
Single life of Nunnes & widowes 508
Singing for soules departed, whe∣ther Priestes may do it or not. 498
Singing curious in cathedral chur∣ches. 200
Singing in Churches by whome brought in. 127
Sinne, the erroneous doctrine ther∣of by the Papistes. 26
Sinne originall, and Iustice origi∣nall. 26
Sinne of Christians cause of per∣secution. 68
Sinode at Aquisgraue with the decrees thereof. 137
Sinode holden at Rome. 65
Sindiques what they were. 955
Sixe Articles with theyr penalties 1135. taken away by Kyng Ed∣ward .6. 1307
Sixe Articles with theyr acts how they proceeded. 1135.1136

S L.

Slaunders against the Christians. 48.54
Slaughter or massaker bloudy cō∣mitted by the Papistes in france agaynst the Protestantes, that is the true professors of gods truth. 2152.2153.2154
Slade Martyr his story and mar∣tyrdome. 2042
Sleepers seuen theyr fable. 63
Sleach Martyr his story and mar∣tyrdome 1914

S M.

Smith Martyr his story and mar∣tyrdome for the gospell .1691. his examination and answeres .1691 1692.1693.1694. his letters to diuers of his frendes. 1696.1697 1798.1699.1700.1701.1702
Smith Byshop of Lincolne a per∣secutor. 820
Smith a preacher at Calice his sto∣ry. 1224.1226
Smith Lawyer his end. 2105
Smokye death of him that solde smoke. 57

S N.

Snell his martirdome for the truth at Richmond. 2150

S O.

Sonday kept holyday and why .53 104. and how long to continue. 157
Sodometry licensed by the Pope .711. ensued the restraynt of prie∣stes mariage .1164. punished. ibid
Solymanns murthereth his owne father. 747
Somers his trouble for the Gos∣pell. 1207
Souldiers theyr religion notable. 78
Souldier of Rome cōuerted by S. Laurence, and martyred, for the glorious gospel of Iesus Christ.
Souldiour Martyr. 62
Souldiers theyr godly example of chastity. 63
Souldier byting of his tongue, and spitting it in the face of an Har∣lot. 63
Soules in Purgatory, prayer for them. 498
Soule Masse goodly stuffe. 1404
Southhampton burnt by the frēch men. 377.378
Sodomitry crept into the Romish Church, after restraynt of mary∣age of Priestes, & punished with a flap of a F••x tayle. 194.104
Sophia with her thre childrē mar∣tyrs. 41
Southam Martyr his story. 2037.2038.2039
Sole Martyr her story. 1859

S P.

Spaniardes the first that doubted of king Henry 8. his mariage w^t his brothers wife. 1049
Spaniardes and English mē their braule at Westminster. 1480
Spanish Martyrs. 928.929
Spalding murtherer of Richarde Hunne. 806.807
Sparrow Martyr his Story and martyrdome. 2••25.2026.2027
Spencer and his sonne theyr farre surmounting pride .170 371. executed. 373
Spencer Martyr his story & mar∣tyrdome. 1202
Spicer his constancy at the Stake in profession of Christes gospell. 2144
Spilman for binding an english bi∣ble commaunded to the Tower, his escape whilest Cluney went for the keyes 2144
Spencer Martyr. 1909
Spengler Martyr. 880.881
Spicer Martyr. 1911
Spicer Martyr. 1894
Spirituall thinges not subiecte to the temporall powers. 180
Spra•• his trouble and deliuery. 2081
Spurges theyr excellent Story. 1895

S T.

Stafford a good professor in the U∣niuersity of Cambridge. 1013
Stafford Reader in Cambridge. 997
Stanislaus Znoma enemy to Ioh. Hus, his goyng to Constance, & dyed by the way. 599
Standart in Cheape built. 712
Statute of tratory obiected against the good Lord Cobham examined with notes vpon the same. 570
Statute of the sixe Articles. 1135
Statute of Malberge. 335
Statute of the sixe Articles by K. Henry the eight prooued vnable to burne men by. 586
Statutes against Heretickes reui∣ued. 1481
Statute of burning reproued & re∣pealed. 441
Statute ex officio a bloudye Sta∣tute .523, broken by Kyng Hen∣ry the eight. 1052
Statute de comburendo proued in∣sufficient, to burne any man by. 441
Stanley her story and martyrdome 1974.1975.1276
Stephen the first Ringleader of all Christes Martyrs in the Newe Testament. 32
Stephen King of Englande his reigne, taken prisoner and dieth. 201
Stephen Byshop of Rome cut off his Predecessors fingers & caste them into Tiber. 146
Stephen Cotten Martyr his sto∣ry and martyrdome. 2042
Steuens his trouble for the Gos∣pell. 1227
Stephen 9. Pope. 16••
Stephen Langton Archbyshoppe of Caunterbury. 250
Stephen .2. Pope. 130
Stephen Gardiner against Doctor Barnes .1198. an enemy to La∣dy Elizabeth .1425. his Sermon at Paules Crosse in praise of K. Phillip. 1473
Stephen Palets enemy to Iohn Hus. 590
Stephen Knight▪ William Pygot, Iohn Laurence theyr Story. 1542
Stephen Wight Martyr, his story and martyrdome. 2042
Stephen Harwood Martyr .1289 his story and death. 1702
Stephen Gardiner Byshoppe of Winchester, Ambassadour to the French Kyng .1072. his reasons agaynst the supremacy .1058. his booke de vera obedientia against the Pope .1059. made Chauncel∣lour of England. 1417
Stephens Martyr .1970
Stephen Cotten twise beaten of Boner. 2062
Stephen Kempe Martyr his story and godly martyrdome at Caun∣terbury. 1970.1971
Stephen Gratwicke Martyr hys Story and Martyrdome. 1977.1978.1979
Stench nought for the teeth. 647
Stigandus a couetous Byshoppe. 172
Stilman Martyr his story & mar∣tyrdome. 814.815
Strife and contention what mis∣chiefe and inconuenience it brin∣geth to a christian commō wealth 77.78
Stile burned in Smithfielde with the Apocalips. 1279
Stiles or Titles of the Byshop of Rome. 8.67
Steelyard men theyr trouble, accu∣sed of Lollardy, and enioyned to beare Fagots. 1193
Style of the Pope new, by Robert Grosthead. 326
Stile of Queene Mary altered. 1426
Stokes his Oration to Queene Maryes Uisitours at the Uisi∣tation in Cambridge. 1956.1957 1958
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Stoke in Huff••l••k••, where a con∣gregation assembled, with the story therof. 2073.2074
Story a bloudy and cruell persecu∣tor of Christ Iesus in his mem∣bers .2152. deuiseth new tormen∣tes for the Martyrs, flyeth ouer Seas, obteyneth a commission to search for English bookes. ibid. is taken and brought into Englād, remayneth obstinate & is drawn, hanged and quartered at Tiborn as he very well deserued. ibid. his impacience at his death, geueth the hangman a blowe vppon the eare &c. ibid.
Stow Abbey built. 184
Doctor Storyes Oration agaynst Thomas Cranmer Archbishop of Caunterbury. 1875
Stokes Standard bearer to the Papistes. 442.
Stocke of Dauid feared of the Ro∣mayne Emperours, persecutors. 40
Studentes of Paris in controuer∣sie with the Fryers .328. there articles agaynst them. 408.409
Strausburgh reformeth religion. 870
Street troubled for goyng vnder the Priestes Canopy. 473
Streater Martyr his Story and martyrdome. 1708
Streat his story. 1473
Strigonium wonne of the Turks 753. bloudy cruelty of the Tur∣kes executed there. ibid.

S V.

Suanus K. of Denmarcke his a∣riuance in England. 161
Subsidie gathered by the Pope, to fight withall agaynst the Bohe∣mians. 642
Submission of certayne Gernsey men for burning the 3. women. 1945
Substaunce of bread, and wine not chaunged in the Sacrament. 1761
Substaunce of bread not chaunged in the Sacrament. 521
Succession of the Bishop no cer∣teyne or essentiall poynt to know the true Church by. 1613.1614
Succession of Princes, the wante thereof what hurte it bringeth. 340.107
Succession locall without the suc∣cession of the trueth withall, no∣thing auayleth. 1825
Succession of conditions and life, maketh Peters successor, & heyre not of the place onely. 563
Successors of Peter, all good By∣shoppes be, and not the Pope. 1120
Sutphen Martyr his story. 875
Succession apostolicall, double wise considered. 17
Succession of Peter. 1120
Succession of Bishops no certayne or essentiall poynte to knowe the true Church by. 1613.1614
Suffolcke persecuted. 660
Suffolke men assist Queene Ma∣ry to the Crowne. 1407
Suffolke persecuted. 1912
Sulpitius Martyr. 4
Sultanes first so called. 737
Summe of S. Paules doctrine. 20
Summary Collection of the errors heresies and absurdities of the Popes doctrine. 25.26.27.28.29
Summus Orbis Pontifex a proude title of the Pope, neuer vsed till the time of Boniface 3. & Pho∣cas the wicked Emperor. 12
Supper of the Lord how ministred by our sauiour Christ, is a repre¦sentation of hys body and bloud. 1973.
Supper of our Lorde, the true vse thereof .1174. why ordayned. 1431.
Supper of the Lorde requireth a communion. 1816.
Superalter what it is. 1519.
Supplication of all the nobles, and Commons of England to Pope Innocent 4. in the Councell of Lyons. 288.
Supplication of y^e persecuted prea∣chers dyrected to king Phillip & Queene Mary. 1483.
Supplication of beggars by fishe. 1014.1015.
Supplication of M. Philpot to the king and Queenes Maiesties. 1829.
Supplication of the inhabitants of Suffolk and Northfolke to Q. Maryes Commissioners. 1902 1903.1904.1905.1906.
Supplication of the Nobles in the Parliament house to y^e pope 1477.
Supplication of the persecution in Muchbently to the Lord Dar∣cy. 2005.
Supplication of the Nobles of Boheme, in the behalfe of Ioh. Hus. 602.
Superstition crept into the churche with Monkery. 153.
Suppression of Abbies by K. Hē∣ry the 8. 1101.1070
Supremacy of the Pope resisted by diuers Churches. 13.
Supremacy of the church of Rome reproued .1065.1066. neuer knowne to the auncient fathers. 1066.1067.
Supremacy of the Pope set vpp, and established in the Parliamēt of Queene Mary. 1481.
Supremacie of the Pope driuen out of England. 1094.
Supremacie of the Pope ouer∣throwne, how it came vp. 1647.1648
Superioritie in the Churche what and how lawfull. 21.
Superioritie none, amongst the A∣postles, proued by great and for∣cible reasons. 14.
Sueues his story. 99.
Suffragane of Douer brake hys necke after he had receaued the Cardinals blessing. 2099

S. W.

Swallowe persecutor of George Egles plagued of God for hys bloudy crueltie. 2009.2010.
Swallow a cruell tormentor of Gods sayntes, his end. 2103.
Swearing when, where, and how lawfull. 529.538.
Swearer hys terrible, and fearfull end. 2104.2105.
Swearing by a booke whether lawfull, and howe, where and when it is lawfull to sweare and take an othe. 529.
William Sweeting Martyr .804. his articles and Martyrdome. 818.
Swinderby hys story .464. cited 470. processe agaynst hym .471. his aunswere .472. condemned, hys appeale .473. hys forced ab∣iuration .465. hys protestation, & letters .467. articles articulate agaynst him, falsely wrested by the maligne Papistes. 466.468
Swincherd made Bishop of Win∣chester. 142.
Swingfield bewrayer of one An∣gels wife, hys death. 2100.
Swithinus Byshop of Winchester hys fained monkish myracles. 137.
Swordes neuer geuen to the pope. 473.
Swordes blunt, and hangmen we∣ry with murthering of Christi∣ans. 80
Sworde of the Pope, double. 499.

S Y.

Symphorissa with her .7. children martyrs. 41.
Symon a Deacon martyred. 32.
Symon zelotes crucified. 32.
Synode of Cloneshoe. 128.

T A.

TAble of the Martirs that suffered in Fraunce. 897.898
Table of the Nobles of Boheme. 638
Table of the Mar∣tyrs, that suffered in Germany. 886
Table of the Spanish Martyrs. 928
Table of certaine Countryes won frō Christendome by the turks. 760
Table of the successiō of the Arch∣bishops of Caunterbury. 394.395.396
Table of the yeares of the Turkes and Saracens. 771
Table of the persecution in the dio∣ces of Lincolne. 821.822.824
Table of the Popes extortions, ex∣actions and oppressions in Eng∣land. 284.282
Table of suche as abiured vnder Warrham Archbishop of Can̄∣terbury. 1286.1278
Table of certayne persons abiuring with theyr articles. 1040
Table of the Saxon kinges, such as made themselues Monkes. 134
Table of the Saxon kinges, which raigned from Egbert, to Williā Conqueror. 135
Table of the kinges of Englande, that reigned with the Saxons, after theyr comming in. 112.113
Table of all orders of religion. 260
Table of the 7. Kingdomes of the Saxons ruling in England. 110
Table of the Italiā Martyrs. 934
Tacitus, & Florianus Emperors. 75
Tacianus commended. 45
Tamerlanes his victoryes againste the Turkes. 739
Tame deuill his story. 2108
Tamerlanes king of Persia a cru∣ell Tyraunt. 739
Tancrede king of Cypres his ma∣ner of interteining of King Ri∣chard the first. 244
Tankerfield Martyr, his story ex∣amination condemnation and cō∣staunt martyrdome for the Gos∣pell. 1689.1690.1681
Tartarians theyr spoyle in Chri∣stendome. 338
Tathe besieged of the cruell & mer∣ciles Turkes. 754
Tayler Doctor, Parson of Hadley his life and story .1518. his exa∣minations .1521. his degradati∣on .1524. his godly death and cō∣stant Martyrdome .1526.1527. his letters. 1528
Taylour his apprehēsion & trouble, with Articles obiected agaynste him .658. his martyrdome. 659

T E.

Te Deum song for Queen Maries child. 1476
Telesphorus Byshop of Rome & Martyr. 52
Templaries their order began. 200
Templaries burned at Paris. 368
Templaries of Ierusalem ouer∣throwne. 294
Templaries put downe. 351.368
Temples destroyed. 77
Tempest horrible in England. 269
Tempting tooles of Sathā wher∣with hee assaulteth the Godly 1925.
Tenne Martyrs sent at once to Boner Bishop of London to be examined. 1689.
Tenne blessed martyrs burned in C••lchester for the profession of Christes veritie. 2005.2006.2007.
Tenthes graunted to the Pope for for 7. yeares by the king of Eng¦land. 335.
Tenthe parte of all moueables in England, and Ireland geuen to the Pope for the election of Ri∣chard the Archbishop of Caun∣terbury. 273.
Tertullian a great learned manne, his Apology in the behalfe of the Christians, his blemishes. 55.
Testimonie of the vniuersitie of Oxford, and of Iohn Hus, of Iohn Wickliffe. 448.
Testimonies for the principalitie of the Pope. 17
Tewkesbery battaile, whē, where, and how atchieued and ended. 716.
Tewkesbery a godly Martyr, hys story .1024. his martyrdome. 1026.
Testwood his trouble, and perse∣cution with the cause thereof .1211. hys death. 1220.
Tewlerus an auncient preacher a∣gaynst the Pope. 390.

T H.

Theodora Martyr. 4.
Theodoretus archbishop of Caun∣terbury beginner of misrule in the Englishe churche. 124.
Theodora a virgin martyr her story 63.
Theonus first archbishop of Lon∣don. 172.
Theeues amongest the Romaines burnt in old time. 62.
Thirtene persons burned at strat∣ford the bowe in one fire .1915. theyr agreement in theyr fayth. 1915.1916.
Thaddeus Martyr. 32.
Thackuell martyr, her storye and martyrdome. 1910.1911.
Theodorus martyr, his story. 99.
Theodorus 2. pope. 146
Theophilus ecclesiasticall writer. 53.
Theodulus Deacon of Alexander hys martyrdome. 38.
Theotechnus Byshop of Cesarea 35.
Thirlby hys story. 1090.
Thomas Audly speaker of the Parliament house .1053. made Lord Chauncellour of England 1054.
Tho. Arundell archbishop of Can∣terbury hys constitutiōs against the gospellers hys horrible death 587.588.
Thomas Arundell Archbishop of Caunterbury a bloudy persecu∣tor. 507.
Thomas Arthur hys trouble, & persecution .998. articles mini∣stred agaynst him. 999.
Thomas Benbridge Martyr hys story .2046. articles obiected a∣gaynst him. ibid. his death and glorious martyrdome. 2047.
Thomas Barnard martyr his sto∣ry. 774.
Thomas Bagley priest, and martir 666.
Thomas Brice hys trouble and deliuery. 2081.
Thomas Carman martyr. 2035.2036.
Thomas Becket described. 206.
Thomas Becket Chancellour of England 202. hys life and story 205. hys death .224. his shrine .258. proued a traytor, no saynct .224. hys lying miracles. 225.
Thomas Benold Martyr, burned at Colchester, hys story, & mar∣tyrdome. 2007.2008.
Thomas Bilney Martyr hys sto∣ry .998. pulled out of the pulpit by friers, and articles layd to his charge .1001. hys dialogue .1002. hys 〈◊〉〈◊〉, and recantation .1003. 〈◊〉〈◊〉 returne from hys ab∣iuration .1008. hee burneth hys owne fingers in a candle .1012. hys martyrdome for the trueth .1013. he recāted not at hys death as the papistes falsely slandered him .1011. hys defence agaynst Thomas Bernard Martyr. 1207.
Thomas Benet Martyr, hys sto∣ry .1037. hys billes sette vpp a∣gaynst the Pope .1037.1038. hys martyrdome. 1040.
Thomas Benion Martyr, hys story and martyrdome.. 2052
Thomas Brodehill hys trouble &

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story. 1601.
Thomas Browne martyr his sto∣ry 1844. apprehended & brought before the Bishop .1857. condē∣ned. ibid. burned in the fire. 1858
Thomas Broke his trouble for the Gospell. 1225
Thomas Chase Martyr. 818
Thomas Christenmas his trouble and deliueraunce. 2071
Thomas Chase his cruell, and ex∣treine handling .774. murthered in prison. 775
Thomas Croker his story & mar∣tyrdome. 1911.1912
Thomas Cobbe Martyr. 1708
Thomas Cranmer his Story. 1177
Thomas Cranmer Archbyshop of Caunterbury his excellent story .1859.1860. sent Amb••ssadour to Rome .1861. to the Emperour. ibid. made Archbishop of Caun∣terbury .1862. his life and rare commenda••ions .1862.1863.1864.1866.1867. accused to the king .1866.1867.1868. his great fauour w^t the king. ibid. subcribed to King Edwardes Testament 1870. condemned of treason, re∣leased, accused of heresy, had to Oxford .1871.1872. his protesta∣tion before the Commissioners .1874. his talk with D. Martin .1876.1877. his interrogatories agaynst him .1877. his degrada∣tion .1881. his appeale .188••. hys recantation and repentaunce for the same .1884▪ his death and glo∣rious Martyrdome .1887. hys letters. 1890.1891.1892
Thomas Dobbe persecuted for the Gospell, his death in Prison. 1297
Thomas Dungate, Thom. More Martyrs theyr storyes. 1949 1950
Thomas Drowrye Martyr hys story and martyrdome. 1911 1912
Thom. Frebarne troubled for his wiues eating of flesh in Lent. 1184
Thomas Flyer slayne in Gods quarell. 1917
Thomas Fust & Thomas Leyes Martyrs. 1689.1702
Thomas Fayrefax scourged for the Gospell. 2058
Thomas Forret his story, with o∣ther his felow prisoners. 1206
Thomas Garret his story .1192. his trouble at Oxford .1194. his penance .1197. his Martyrdome for the truth. 1199.1200
Thomas Granter his recantation and story. 642.
Tho. Goldwell a popish priest his letter to the Bishop of Douer. 1669
Thomas Greene scourged. 2059.2060.2061.2062
Thomas Harland, Thomas A∣uington, Thomas Read Mar∣tyrs .1914. Tho. Whood, Tho. Bowyer Martyrs. ibid.
Thomas Hawkes Martyr his ex∣cellent story .1585. his examina∣tiōs .1586.1587.1588.1589.1590 his wonderfull constant martir∣dome .1591.1592. his Letters. 1594
Thomas Harding his trouble and martyrdome. 983
Thomas Hitton an honest poore man, his trouble, persecution, ex∣aminations, and martyrdome for the glory and trueth of Christes Gospell .997.998.2136.2137.2138. refuseth to sweare agaynst himselfe, remayneth constaunt in the truth to the ende, is condem∣ned and martyred. 998.2138
Thomas Hudson Martyr. 1970
Thomas Hale Martyr his story. 2052
Thomas Horton his trouble and deliuery. 2081
Thom. Hinshaw scourged by Bo∣nor, at Fulham. 2043.2044
Thomas Holms his story. 838
Thomas Hudson Martyr, his sto∣ry. 2035.2036
Thomas Iohnson for swearing by the masse, put to penaunce. 1917
Thomas Loseby, Thomas Thyr∣tell Martyrs .1974. theyr Arti∣cles, examinations, aunsweres, condemnations and martyrdome. 1975.1976.1978
Thomas Hayward Martyr. 1708
Thomas Iueson martyr, his exa∣mination and aunsweres .1682. his martyrdome. 1683.
Thomas Leyes with others mar∣tyrs. 1702
Thomas More knight, made Lord Chauncellour of England .994. beheaded. 1069.
Thomas More knight his well deserued bloudy end. 2101.
Thomas Man his persecution, & trouble .815. articles obiected a∣gaynst him .816. hys deathe and martyrdome. 817.
Thomas Moone hys trouble, and persecution. 665.
Thomas Mouse persecutor hys terrible death. 2103.
Thomas Morice Martyr. 775.
Thomas Osmund, William Bam¦ford, Thomas Osburne Mar∣tyrs, theyr ioynte story. 1602.
Thomas Parret, his story. 1917.
Thomas Parnell scholer to Doc∣tor Barnes. 1192.
Thomas Phillips his story. 1042.
Thomas Rhedon a Frenche man martyr, his story .667. burned at Rome. 668.
Thomas Rauensdale martyr. 1953
Thomas Rose hys troubles, for the Gospell in Queene Maryes dayes .2082. his examination .2083.2084.2085. hys deliue∣raunce. 2086.2087.
Thomas Sprat of Kent his deliue∣ry in Queene Maryes dayes. 2081.
Thomas Spicer Martyr. 1911.1912.
Thomas Spurge Rich. Spurge theyr story. 1895.
Thomas Stephens martyr. 1970.
Thomas Spurdance Martyr hys story examination and martyr∣dome. 2024.2025.
Thomas Somers hys trouble for the Gospell. 1207.
Thomas Wattes martir, hys story and examination, sent vp to Bo∣ner by the Iustices of Essex .1594. Articles obiected agaynst him, with hys aunsweres .1595 hys sentence condemnatory, and martyrdome. 1596.
Thomas Whittle Priest Martyr hys story .1844. articles agaynst him. ibid. beaten on the face by Boner .1845. hys recantation & repentaunce thereof .1845. hys condemnation and martyrdome. 1846.1858.1847.1848.
Tho. Wiat his insurrection in Kent 1418. beheaded on the Tower hill. 1419.
Thomas Wolsey Cardinall, hys story. 986.
Thomas thappostle martyred. 32.
Tholouse persecuted by the French king, and Pope. 269.
Thornton Doctor, Bishop of Do∣uer a cruell persecutor. 1871
Thorneton Bishop and Suffra∣gan of Douer his fearefull death 2099.
Thorneton Byshop of Douer, a great doer agaynst the masse in king Edwardes tyme. 1669.
Thorpe his story .527. hys sondry examinations .528.530.531. hys end vncertayne. 543.
Three women of Garnesay, and an infant burned at one fire. 1944.
Three hundred romayne boyes, be∣neficed in England. 266.287.
Three Papistes executed for trea∣son. 1201
Three godly Confessours dyed in Prison at Colchester. 1954
Three men deliuered vpon the seas by Gods prouidence. 1914
Three thinges noted in Christes wordes, calling Peter a Rock. 1
Thurstane Archbishop of Yorke. 198

T I.

Tibald his penance. 1036
Tiberius Cesar moueth the Se∣nate of Rome, to receiue Christ, afterwardes himselfe became a Tyraunt. 30
Tiburtius, Ualerianus Martyrs. 58
Tigurines their aunsweare to the letter of the Heluetiās .867. they reforme religion. 868
Tilsworth Martyr his storye and Martyrdome. 774
Times of mariage forbidde by the Pope. 859
Times exempte from mariage by the Papistes. 29
Tims deacon, and Martyr .1895. his examination and aunsweres .1896. his Martyrdome & letters. 1898.1899.1900
Time, times, and halfe a tyme ex∣pounded. 481
Tindall refused of the Byshoppe of London to be his Chapleyne, his temperate conuersation .997. his story, life and Martyrdome .1075.1076.1078. his supplicati∣on to the king and nobles, with his letters. 1079.1080
Tyrantes their names. 81
Titus Cesar a Tyraunt, sonne of Uespasian. 31
Tithes why geuen to Priestes and Leuites in the old law .536.537. by whome commaunded in the olde law 537. not due by the law of the Gospell .655. howe due in old time, and why .484 due to be payd by mans law, not by Gods 484.485.655.
Tithes ordayned to be geuen to the Churche 461.462. howe due in the old law how in the new. 537
Tithes proued pure almes. 462.
Tithes of all moueables in Eng∣land and Irelād promised to the Pope, for granting king Henry 3. hys sute 272.
Tithes not exacted in the primitiue Church 485. not allowed by y^e new Testament. 537.
Title, and stile of the Pope and ro∣mish church. 1.8.
Titles attributed to the Bishop of Rome. 9.
Titles of dignitie vsed of the pope in common with other Bishops of old time. 12
Title of Scotland proper to Eng∣land. 341
Title of Fraunce, howe it came to king Edward. 377.380.
Title of the house of Yorke to the Crowne of England. ibid.
Title of king Edward 4. proued at Paules Crosse. 712.
Title of defender of the fayth. 989.

T O.

Tomkins his History .1533. hys hād burned by Boner .1534. his first examination. ibid. his second examination, his articles obiected agaynst him, his cruell martyr∣dome. 1535
Tomasin a woode mayd to William Mainard 〈…〉〈…〉 story, and martyrdome for the testimony of Christes Gospell. 1983.1984
Tomb of Elfleda idolatrously wor∣shipped. 156
Tonstall Bishop of Duresme his sermon against the Pope, with notes vpon the same .1060.1061 committed to the tower. 1296
Tonsure maketh not a Priest. 545
Tooly his story and death, digged out of the ground, with processe agaynst him being dead .1583.1584. at last burned. 1585
Tormentes brought out to terrify the Christians. 91
Tormentes of sundry sortes deui∣sed to persecute Christians with all. 8.34.37.79
Torney besieged. 368.379
Torner a good Preacher in Kent, his trouble for the Gospell .1868 an apology of his doctrine. 1868 1869
Towne of Lennam beat theyr By∣shop. 428
Townes and Castles built, and re∣payred in England. 147

T R.

Trabula with her sister martyrs. 98.
Tracie hys testament. 1042.
Tra••anus Emperour, hys cruelty to the Christians. 39
Transubstantiation first brought into the Church .253.168. by Frier Tarquinus .253.168. why not to be beleued .1035. cō∣contrary to the worde of God. 1136.1363.1392
Trāsubstantiatiō free to be beleued or not to be beleued many hūdred yeares after Christ .1614. when brought in. and by whome .1620 confuted very learnedly .1670.1671.1672. but a late plantation .1803. not grounded neyther vp∣on scripture, nor antiquitie. 1808
Transubstantion cannot helpe in the time of neede .393. confuted .495.1121.1125.1126.1127. is agaynst the worde of God .534.1122. not taught openly of 1000. yeares after Christ. 544.1621.
Transubstantiation contrary to the scriptures .1136.1363.1392. of no antiquitie .1137.1138.1139. neuer spoken of, till 1000. yeres after Christ .1146. a new doctrine 1147.1394. when it came first in. ibid. proued by lying myracles 1148. disproued in a disputation at Oxford. 1373.1374.
Trapnell Martir. 1030.
Trent dried vp. 198.
Trentall Masses disproued. 1363.
Tresham hys doltish, and assie rea∣sons, to perswade to papistry. 1475.
Treason to deny the kinges supre∣macie. 1074.
Treuisam Confessor buried in the fields, and som••oned after hys death. 1665.
Treatise of Nicholas Ridley a∣gaynst the worshipping of Ima∣ges, and hauing them in Chur∣ches or oratories. 2128.2129.2130.2131.
Tribute out of Englande to the Pope, in one yeare. 273.268
Tribute paid to y^e Danes for peace. 161
Tribute for concubines. 862
Tribulation better then prosperity to a Christian man. 1838
Triphon Martyr his story. 63
Trouble and persecution of good men and women, in the Dioces of Liechfield and Couentry and of theyr penance. 1955
Troling Smith a Papist, his so∣deine death. 2101
Trouble in the Church about fri∣ers. 409
Trouble betwene Philip the frēch Kyng and Pope Boniface .342 betweene king Edward .1. and his Barons. 350
Truce betwene England & france. 387
Truce betweene the Scottes and England. 368.379
Trunchfielde her trouble for the Gospell, 1704. her martyrdome for the same. 1893

T V.

Turkes theyr originall .736.741 their cruelty, murther, and blou∣dy actes .735.736, 740.745.748 theyr fayth .22. they inuade chri∣stendome, theyr bloudy cruelty not resisted by reason of the pope 310. their history how needful to be known .735. false of promises. 752.753
Tudson Martyr, his story & mar∣tyrdome. 1844.1857.1858
Turkillus a Dane his persecution. 161
Turinus a Flatterer, and a great briber, killed or smothered with smoke. 57
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Turner a great learned man, dyed in exile. 1217.
Turney, and barriers sport turned into cruell feight and bloudshed. 338.
Turning martyr his story & mar∣tirdome. 639.640.
Tuttie martyr, his story. 1708.
Tunstall bishop of London a per∣secutor. 999.

T W.

Twenty nyne persons condemned vpon surmised causes, to be han∣ged, drawne, and quartered. 2126.
Two and twenty godly persons of Colchester taken, and brought vp to London for the profession of Gods holy word, and impriso∣ned for the same. 1971.1972.
Two many postes, or pillers, wher by the deuill mayntayneth hys kingdome of papistry withall. 1725.
Twyford hys miserable end. 2105.
Twyford a tormentor of the mar∣tyrs in Smithfield. 1257.
Tye Priest a bloudy persecutor .2006. his letter to Boner a∣gainst the professors of the Go∣spell. 2006.2007.

T Y.

Tymmes his godly, and comforta∣ble letter to a certayne friend of his. 2142.

V A.

VAlerian Emperour, his good beginning 67. his crueltie af∣terward to y^e chri∣stians, is plagued of God, and excori∣ate of the Persians. 74.
Ualuation of Benefices and other ecclesiastical promotions and dig¦nities. 429.430.
Ualentine Freese, and his wife, burned in Yorke. 1027.

V E.

Uerdicte of the inquest, vppon the death of Rich. Hunne. 809
Uerities grounded vpon the word of God. 24.
Ueritie wherein it consisteth. 392.
Uerses prophesiyng the commyng of Christ. 398.
Uerses in prayse of Berengarius. 1152.1149.
Uerses of Fredericke Emperour and Innocent the Pope. 316.
Uerses of White Byshop of Lin∣colne for ioy of the mariage of king Phillip and Queene Ma∣ry with aunswere to the same verses. 1471.1472.
Uerses vpon the death of Doctor Nicholas Cranmer archbishop of Canterbury. 1893.
Uespasian a tyrant Emperour. 31.
Uestments, and holy vessels ser∣uing for the altar .67. vestimēts wherein S. Peter sayd Masse or els the papistes lye. 396.
Uestmentes and albes. 1404.
Uetius Epagathus a godly mar∣tyr his story. 46

V I.

Uirgins 40. martyrs, theyr story. 61.
Uirgines 2.•• with theyr mother martyrs. 78.
Uertue none, to be ascribed to pic∣tures. 75.
Uitalis martyr with many others 91.
Uitus companion of Iohn De. Clum. 633.
Uiewe of all ecclesiasticall promo∣tions in England. 429.
Uisitation of Cardinall Poole, w^t hys Articles to bee inquired of. 1969.
Uisitation in Cambridge wyth the condemning, taking vp, & bu••∣ning of the bones, and bookes of Bucer, and Paulus Phagius, two famous learned men. 1956.
Uictor Bishop of Rome stopped from his excommunication by I¦reneus .4. 55.
Uictor with 360. martyrs .80. hys constant boldnes, and Martyr∣dome. 81.
Uictor sayd to dye a martyr. 56.
Uictor 2. Pope 168. poisoned in his chalice. 185.
Vicarius Christi. 1119.
Uienna besieged of the Turkes. 749.750.748.
Uincentius with others, martyrs. 52.
Uincentius hys cruel martyrdome 92.
Uisitation of the Pope thorow all religious houses in England. 278

V L.

Ulricus gouernoure of Austria .7••0. slayne. 721.
Ulricus Zwinglius his actes, lyfe, and story .866. slayn in battayle .872. afterward burned. 873
Uladislaus K. of Hungary slaine .720. diuorced from his wife, and dispensed withall by the Pope. 723.
Ulstanus archbishop of Yorke. 151

V N.

Uniuersities iudgementes agaynst the mariage of king Henry 8. w^t his brothers wife. 1049.
Uniuersitie of Oxford, remoued to Northampton. 331.
Uniuersitie of Oxford their testimo¦ny of Wickliffe. 448.
Uniuersitie of Oxford by whome it began .144. testimony thereof, of Iohn Wickliffe. 448.
Uniuersitie of Paris, when it be∣gan. 143.
Uniuersitie of Oxford conquered of the townes men, and y^e schol∣lers expulsed. 393.
Uniuersalitie, and succession no suf¦ficient reason to proue the true Church by. 1825
Uniuersalitie alleadged. 1426.
Uniuersall defined by time place and person. 21.
Uniformitie in outward ceremo∣nies a thing not muche required in the primitiue Churche. 56.
Unwritten verities. 1107.1183.
Unitie none in the Popes churche to be found. 241.
Unitie what it is, and wherein it consisteth. 1067.
Unitie in Baptisme not inough. 1750.
Unitie the papistes would not haue disturbed. 1748.
Uncertainty of the Popes doctrine 1748.1749

V O.

Uow of chastitie brought in. 175.194.
Uowes of Priestes, hauing vow∣ed single life, a thinge whiche of of themselues they are not able to performe, ought not to stand. 1175.
Uowes 3. made of king Henry. 199.
Uowes making .545. making and keeping of them. ibid.
Uowsions and pluralities of bene∣fices. 5.
Uolusianus his Epistles in defence of Priestes lawfull mariage. 1154.1155.1156.1158.
Uortiger causeth his king to bee murthered. 265.
Uortigerne burned in hys tower. 113.
Uoyage to the holy land. 185.
Uoyage agaynst the Turkes. 233.

V R.

Urban the Pope complayneth that no promotion, would fall vppon hym .414. beheaded. 509.
Urbanus the first bishop of Rome martired. 58.
Urbane excommunicated the Em∣perour Henry 4. 189
Urbanus and Clemens striuing for the papacy. 186.
Ursula with vi. thousand virgines martyrs. 108.

V S.

Usury in the Popes Church. 655.
Usurers of the Popes in London. 325.
Usurers brought into England by the Pope. 273
Ustazares his story, 97. his constāt martyrdome. 98.

V T.

Utopia one of M. Mores phan∣tasies. 576.
Uter Pendragon a King of Bry∣tayne. 113.

W A.

WAddon priest Mar∣tyr. 661.
Wade martyr. 1689.1702.
Wade Martyr hys story, and martyr∣dome for the Gospell. 1678.1679
Wallace his trouble, persecution, & martyrdome. 1272.1273.
Walter Brute his story .475. hys processe, and articles against him 476.477. his godly declarations 478.479. hys great submission. 501
Walter archbishop of Caunterbury absolued by the pope for money. 273.
Waltram Bishop of Margburgh hys Epistle to Ludouicus. 189.
Waldenses howe they began theyr trouble and persecution .230.954 955.956. their doctrine and arti∣cles. 230.235.236.
Wall fell downe at the coronation of y^e pope, and slewe many nobles 351.
Waltam Bishoppe of Salisbury a makebate, a brawler. 513.
Walter Mille Martyr, hys story .1274. his examination condem∣nation and martyrdome. 1275.
Wales subdued to Englande, and Scotland, how long in length. 57.
Walter Appleby martyr hys story. 1979.
Wardall her memorable story. 1940
Warlwast ambassadour of Kyng Henry 1. to the pope, hys oration before the Pope. 193.
Warre betwene king Henry 3. and his nobles. 331.332.333.335.
Warre betwene king Henry 3. and Earle Marshall. 279
Warre betweene king Edward .3. and the Scottes. 375.
Warre agaynst the Bohemians. 656.
Warres stirred vp by the pope .494. how lawfull. 508.
Warres moued by the Pope and papistes. 203.
Warre by the frenche king and the pope, agaynst Tholouse. 269.
Warres of Christians what .846. how lawfull, how vnlawfull. ibid.
Warres betweene Englande and Scotland. 369.
Warre betweene king Edward the first and the king of Scots. 340
Warre betweene Ladislaus and the Turke. 741.730.
Warham Archbishop of Caunter∣bury his death. 1121.
Wardship first graunted to the king 269.
Warran alias Lashford her story, and martyrdome. 1844.1857.
Warne hys confession of hys fayth, and christian beliefe. 1580.1581.
Warne her story. 1689.
Wast a blinde woman in Darby martyr. 1951.1952
Wattes hys trouble and deliue∣raunce. 2071.
Wattes Martyr, his story sent vp to Boner, articulate agaynst, cō∣demned martyred. 1594.1595.1596.
Watchword of the Saxons 113.
Watson Doctor hys superstitious and lying Sermon vppon Can∣dlemas day in Cambridge, 1962 hys other rayling sermon at the burning of Bucer and Paulus Phagius bones. 1963.1964.
Water mixt with Wine in the cha∣lice, not inferred by scripture. 1146.
Waterson whipped in Bridwell for the Gospell. 2144.
Water coniured, and y^e maner ther∣of. 1405.
Water mixt with wine in the cha∣lice, by Alexander. 39
Waterer Martyr, his story & mar∣tyrdome. 1970.

W E.

Webbe Martyr hys story and mar∣tyrdome 1794.
Webbe hys trouble for the Gospell. 1601.
Wedding garment what it it is. 490
Welchmen theyr rebellion .330. their skirmishe at Oxford. 328.
Wesalis his story persecuted .724. his articles .725. reuoketh hys opinions. 726
Weapons of a christian Warriour. 1773
Westminster Church by whome e∣rected and built. 133.
Weston Doctor condemner of chri∣stes blessed Martyrs, Cranmer, Ridley, and Latimer at Oxford. 1729.
Weston Doctor hys Downfall ta∣kē in adultry, appeleth to Rome, and dyeth. 2102
Weselus Groningensis a learned man. 730.
Wendy Doctor of Phisicke, sen•• to Queene Katherine. 1243.
Wendenmuta martyr. 885.
Went his story, and Martyrdome. 1857.1858.

W H.

White Priest and martyr, his story 1844. articles agaynst him. ibid. beaten on the face by Boner .1845. his condemnation & mar∣tyrdome 1848.1846. hys letters to hys friendes. 1847.1848.
White Battayle in Yorkshyre. 370.
Whitchurch Printer. 1191.
White Martyr, his story 1556. hys condemnation .1557. hys Mar∣tyrdome. 1559
Whit••ington Chauncellor, a cruell persecutor, slayne with a Bull. 775.776.

W I.

Wiattes insurrection in Kent. 1418 beheaded, at tower hill .1419.
Wicked councell what hurt it doth. 68.
Wicked, eate not the flesh of Christ, nor drinke his bloud truely. 1363 1375.1611.
Wicked coūcell about princes what mischiefe it bringes. 1753
Wicked company hurtfull & prouo∣keth to sinne, proued by an excel∣lent example. 36
Wicked eate not the body and bloud of Christ truely. 1977.
Wickliffe his story .423. his bookes and Articles condemned in the councell of Constance .449.450 his boanes burnt after his death 463. hys bookes howe brought into Bohemia .464. his booke called Wickliffes Wicket. 815.
William Allen Martyr. 1707.
William Andrew buried in y^e fields 1702.
William Bowes Doctor Londons spye. 1212.
William Byshoppe of Norwiche a cruell persecutor. 660.
Wiiliam Burgate Martyr. 2058.
William Bongeor Martir, his sto∣ry & martyrdome, at Colchester. 2007.2008.
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William Browne troubled, and de∣liuered through Gods mercifull prouidence. 2065.
William Coberley martyr his story 1894.
William Coker, William Hopper Will. Stere and 3. other burned together in one fire at Caunter∣bury. 1688.
William Carder Martyr his story 1276.
William Courtney Bishop of Lō∣don .427. his death. 509.
William Craishfield martyr, his sto¦ry, and martyrdome. 2010.2011.
William Cōquerour bastard, Duke of Normandy landeth at Ha∣stinges 166. is crowned king of Englād 171. his othe to obserue the lawes of king Edward, but goeth from them .166. his death. 182
William de le Pole Duke of Suf∣folke cause of Duke Humfreyes death. 705.
William Dangerfield and Ioane his wife their trouble and perse∣cution .1953. their tragicall hi∣story. ibid.
William de Plesiano his protestati∣on agaynst the Pope. 344.345.
William Flower martyr his story, and persecution 1574. his com∣munication w^t Robert Smith 1574. articles obiected agaynst him .1575. hys sentence of con∣demnation, with depositions a∣gaynst him .1576. his constant martyrdome. 1577.
William Foster famished in Caun∣terbury for the Gospell. 1954.
William Gie troubled for the Go∣spell, and whipped in Bridew••ll. 2144
William Hastlen gunner in the Ca∣stle of high Bulloyne his trou∣ble for hys zeale to Gods truth, with his examinations, answers and happy deliueraunce. 2137.2138
William Harries martyr hys story. 2037.
William Henry of Tenterden exa∣mined. 644.
William Hierome his story. 1192.
William Hoker martyr. 2058.
William Halcot gentleman a fauou¦rer of the Gospel his trouble for bringing Doctour Cranmer a booke into Bocardo. 2135.
William Holte a Iudas. 1032.
William Hierome his story 1192.1197. his martirdome. 1199.1200.
William Halliwell martyr. 1914.1915
William Hayle martyr .1689. bur∣ned at Barnet. 1702.
William Hunter hys notable godly history. 1536.
William Hunter hys letter to hys mother. 2150.
William Liuing persecuted and de∣deliuered by Gods prouidence. 2063.
William Longspathe an Englishe Captayne, goeth with the french armie, into holy lande .293.265. his ventrous actes, and at∣temptes there atchieued .295.296. slayne in battayle. 295.
William Leiton Martyr. 1131.
William Mainard martyr, his sto∣ry and martyrdome. 1983.1984.
William Maulden his story and de¦liuery. 2082
William Crossebowmaker his sto∣ry. 1229.
William Mauldon prentice scour∣ged for the Gospell, and rebu∣keth a lewd fellow for mockyng the word of God. 2102.2013.
William Moūt with Alice Mount his wife theyr story, trouble per∣secution condemnation and mar∣tyrdome. 2005.2007.2008.
William Minge imprisoned for the Gospell, dyed in prison. 1665.
William Morant Martyr his sto∣ry. 1976.
William Nicholl Martyr hys story and Martyrdome. 2034.2035.
William Northburgh Confessor to king Edward 3. hys letters de∣scribing the actes of king Ed∣ward in Fraunce. 385.
William Plane hys story. 1467
William Plane committed to the Tower, and racked for hys fa∣uour borne to the Gospell .2128. deliuered and set at libertie, hys death. ibid.
William Pigot his story. 1542.
William Pikes, or Pikers his sto∣ry and martyrdome. 2042.
William Purcas martyr his story and martyrdome. 2007.2008.
William Rufus 184. his hardines .189. his death. ibid.
William Seaman martyr hys story 1035. his martyrdome. 2036.
William Sparow martyr, his story and Martyrdome. 2025.2026.2027.
William Sarton burned at Bri∣stow. 2149.
William Sautre his story .516. hys articles agaynst him, his aun∣sweres, and processe agaynst hym ibid. his degradation, and martir∣dome. 518.
William Sleach his death. 1914.
William Adherall hys deathe, and buriall. 1914.
William Smith a zelous preacher at Calice .1224. his story. 1226.
William Smith Bishoppe of Lin∣colne a persecutor. 820.
William Steuens hys trouble for the Gospell. 1227.
William Sweeting martyr .804. hys articles and martyrdome. 818.
William Swinderby his story. 464
Williams a Smith scourged. 2062▪
William Taylour his trouble and apprehension, with his articles obiected agaynst him .658. hys godly martyrdome. 659.
William Tell. 866.
William Tilsworth martyr. 774.
William Tindall his lyfe, story and martirdome .1075.1078. his sup∣plication to the king, and nobles, with his letters. 1079.1080.
William Tyms Martyr, his godly letter to a certayne friend. 2142.
William Thorpe his godly history his preface to his examinations .527. cast into prison, and is com∣forted of the Lord .542. his Te∣stament conteining a complaynt of vicious priestes, ibid. his ende vncertayne. 543.
William Tyms Deacon, and mar∣tyr 1895. his examination & an∣sweres .1896. his letters. 1898.1899.1900.1901.
William Waterer, William Lowick William Hay, William Prow∣ting martyrs. 1970.
William Wattes his trouble and de¦liueraunce. 2071.
William Warlwast the kinges am∣bassadour to the Pope, his Ora∣tion. 193.
William White confessor his story .2054. his examination, and happy deliueraunce. 2055.
William Wiseman dyed in prison, & burned in the field. 1794.1795
William De weauer martyr burnt at Gaunt. 2108.
William Wickam Byshop of Win∣chester depriued. 426.
William White Priest his persecu∣secution 661. his articles & mar∣tyrdome. 662.
William Wood of Kent his deliue∣ry from Persecution. 1077.
William Woode hys trouble for the gospell, and sondry deliueraunces by the singular prouidēce of God 2146.2077.
William Wolsey Martyr his story, examination and godly Martyr∣dome. 1715.1716
William Byshop of Ely & Chan∣cellour of England made Legate of England and Scotland. 236.
William Bishop of Ely, and Hugh Bishop of Duresme made ouer∣seers of the Realme, in absence of the king .236. his story 246. de∣posed, resigneth his castles, and clotheth himselfe in womans ap∣parrell .247. taken for an harlot cast into a darke seller in stead of a prison, released, receiued into Paris with procession for mony▪ writeth to the Pope, and king. 247.248.
William Wolsey Martyr hys story and Martyrdome. 1715.1716.
Williams Doctor and Chauncel∣lour of Gloucester his terrible end. 2015.
Williams a lawier striken mad for his mocking of the truthe. 2105.
Wight martir his story and martir∣dome. 2042.
Wiche martyr, hys story and mar∣tyrdome taken for a Saincte. 701.
Wilfrida archbishop of Yorke. 124
Wife of Peter Martyr, her cruell handling at Oxford of the Pa∣pistes. 1968.1969.
Wilfride king Edgar his Leaman. 155.
Wilsons wife martyr her story and martyrdome. 1980.1981.
Wilmot scourged for the Gospell. 2058.
William Gardiner martyr hys tra∣gicall history .1364. he plucketh the Cardinalles idoll out of hys handes at masse .1365. is woun∣ded and brought before the kyng ibid. his cruell and pacient mar∣tyrdome. 1366
Wife of one Prest burned at Exe∣ter for the Gospell of Christ. 2149.
Wife of one Michaels troubled for the Gospell. 2144.
Winchesters reasons agaynst the supremacy of the pope that Ro∣mish Antichrist. 1058.
Winchester his story .1339. an ene∣my to Christes Gospell .1245.283. depriued .1359.1360. hys contrarietie both to hymself and others .1792.1791.1792. allow∣eth the sacrament in both kindes 1789. dissaloweth masses for sa∣tisfaction, supremacie of the pope 1789. is agaynst images, chaun∣tres, ceremonies .1790.1791. his death. 1785.
Winchester, and Wrisley complay∣ned of the gospellers to the king. 1214
Winchester Church built. 133.
Windsor castle recouered out of the handes of straungers. 331
Windsor castle inlarged. 384.
Windsore persecuted. 1211.1212.
Winson in Suffolke persecuted. 1912.
Wimbletons sermons at Paulus Crosse. 547.
Wimshurst his trouble and deliue∣ry. 207.
Winchcombe church built by whō. 130.
Wilfull pouertie abhorred. 414.
Wischart gentlemā hys story, trou∣ble, and martyrdome .1267. hys examinations, and aunsweres .1268. his prayer and martyr∣dome. 1271.
Wittenberge writeth to the Pope in the behalfe of Martine Lu∣ther. 845.149.

W O.

Woodman martyr his story .1983.1984. his apprehension .1985. his examinations .1986.1988.1989.2002. hys condemnation and Martyrdome. 2003.
Woode hys trouble for the Gospell wyth hys sondry deliueraunces. 2146.2147.
Wood Martyr, hys story and mar∣tyrdome. 1914.
Woodroffe a cruell Sheriffe, hys bloudy tyranny to Gods seely Martyrs, is punished of God. 1624.2100.
Women burned at Exceter in Q. Mar••es dayes for the Gospell. 2049.2050.2051.
Woman Pope. 137.
Workes excluded from the glory of iustif••yng. 23.
Workes of supererogation. 26.264.
Workes iustifie not. 23.978.979.1117.
Workes and the law with the er∣rors of the Papistes touchyng the same. 25.26.
Workes and the law there end per∣uerted by the Papistes. 25.26.27.
Woorkes of manne vnperfecte .23. in what respect called good. 26.
Workes wich, good in the Popes Churche. 25.
Word of God hath his authoritie of God, not of the Churche 1824. is the foundation, and pillar of the Churche, and not the Churche of the word. 1824.1825.
Worlde committed as well to the rest of the Apostles, as to Pe∣ter. 15.
Worshipping of sainctes, and how. 1108.
Worshipping of Images dispro∣ued by Ridley. 2128.2129.2130.2131.
Worcester burnt. 197.198.
Wolsey Cardinall of Rome, and Archbishop of Yorke his histo∣ry .986. hys pryde and ambi∣tion .989.987· a great rayser of warres .987. conueyeth twelue score thousand poundes out of England .988. his ambicious letter to Gardiner to bee made Pope .990. his fall with the cau¦ses thereof .994. depriued of hys chancellership cast into a premu∣nire, and hys goodes confiscate .994. arested, & poisoned himselfe. 996
Woman burned at Shipping Sad bery. 775.
Wolfangus Schuche his story, and martyrdome. 883.
Wolferus first christened king of Mercia. 122.
Wolues first destroyed, and driuen out of England. 155.74.

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XIstus 2. Bishoppe of Rome and Martyr, with his sixe Dea∣cons. 71.
Xistus Byshoppe of Rome .52. hys trifling ordinan∣ces. ibid.

Y E.

YEoman martyr, hys story, persecution, apprehension con∣demnation, & mar∣tyrdome. 2045.2046.
Yeare in olde time counted from Michaelmas, to Michaelmas. 368.
Yeare of Iubiley reduced to the 50. yeare. 374.

Y O.

Yong her troubles, examination and deliueraunce. 2065.2066.2067.2068.2069.2070.
Yorke burned by the Danes .140. burned agayne with the minster also .171. Minster thereof built. 172.
Yorkeshyre men rebell .1308. sup∣pressed, and some executed. 1309.

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ZEale without know¦ledge what it bree∣deth. 1114
Zelinus 11. Empe∣rour of the Turks made Emperoure without hys fathers will .745. and poysoneth hys father .746. his tyrannous raygne. ibid.
Zepherinus Byshoppe of Rome, his ordinaunces suspected to bee falsified. 56.
Zenon martyr. 62.
Zenon a noble man of Rome, with 10000. moe, put to death for the truth. 40.
Zenokius Martyr. 78.

Z I.

Zisca hys story .645. hee was a xi times victor in the field .648. his ski••ne made in a drumme .648. hys pollicies in warres .646.647. hys Oration to his sould∣iers .647. hys death, and epitaph. 648.

Z V.

Zuricke and Barne forsake theyr league with Fraunce. 870.
Zuinglius his lyfe, and story .866. hys consent, and difference with Luther in doctrine, and opini∣ons .848.863. hys comming to Tigury .848. slayne in Battayle 872. afterward burned. 873.
Zurickes law against filthy Adul∣tery .869. reformeth Religion. 867.

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