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The Christian disputations, by Master Peter Viret. Deuided into three partes, dialogue wise: set out with such grace, that it cannot be, but that a man shall take greate pleasure in the reading thereoff. Translated out of French into English, by Iohn Brooke of Ashe.

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The Christian disputations, by Master Peter Viret. Deuided into three partes, dialogue wise: set out with such grace, that it cannot be, but that a man shall take greate pleasure in the reading thereoff. Translated out of French into English, by Iohn Brooke of Ashe.
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Viret, Pierre, 1511-1571.
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1579.
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"The Christian disputations, by Master Peter Viret. Deuided into three partes, dialogue wise: set out with such grace, that it cannot be, but that a man shall take greate pleasure in the reading thereoff. Translated out of French into English, by Iohn Brooke of Ashe." In the digital collection Early English Books Online 2. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A14461.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed June 3, 2024.

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Page 108

¶A TABLE OF THE PRINCIPALL matters of the first parte of the Dialogues.

A.
  • ABuses are not yet inough vncouered & made knowne. fol. 16
  • Accipe sal sapientae. 35.
  • Aduenturers. 47.
  • Adams apparell. 114.
  • Affectators of languages.
  • what affections the Gospel doth permit. 67.
  • Alexander the firste inuentiour of holye water. 35.
  • Alexandrines. 66.
  • Alexander Seuerus Emperour. 43.
  • Ambrose and Theodosius. 78.
  • Ambition of Alexander. 13.
  • Anacharsis. 5.
  • Angells ye ministers of the faithful. 103.
  • Anniuer saries. 25.
  • Antipopes and Schisutaticks. 88.
  • Apes requisite in ye court of Babilon. 19.
  • Apes of Iesus Christ. 35.
  • Apothegme of Diogenes. 60.
  • Applications of Iesus Christ. 34
  • Arithiuettcians and schoole of Arithine∣ticke. 42.
  • Aristoxenus. 70.
  • The art to learn priests to be sober. 39.
  • All artes & disciplines the handmaidens of holy letters or bookes. 6.
  • Auarice of the Romaines. 41.
  • Auernus. 90.
  • The authors & instituters of funeralls. 100.
B.
  • Bables of fooles. 8.
  • Bay tree. 75.
  • Bactrianians and Hireanians. 58.
  • Bacchus. 33. 13
  • Babilon taken 93.
  • Bagpipe of Sathau. 106.
  • Banner and the crosse. 73.
  • Baptisine. 41.
  • Baptisines and wasshings of the Iew∣ish people. 34.
  • Baptising of bells. 73.
  • Bathes. 45.
  • Bathing place of the dead. 36.
  • Battayle of the diuell agaynst dead bodyes. 102.
  • Belles and Images the Priests vicars 71.
  • Bells doe speake all languages. 72.
  • Bells to driue away the dwells. 73.
  • Bellyes that are shoughtfull. 74.
  • Benedictio bladi, salis & ouerum. 42.
  • Benedictio resurni. 42.
  • Benedictio pera; & baculi. 42.
  • Benedictio annuh & lecti. 42.
  • Benedictio domus nouae. 42.
  • Benedictio casulae. 42.
  • Benedictio ad omnia. 42.
  • Benedictio panis & seminum. 42.
  • Bewtifie ye sepulchers with floures. 45.
  • Brernoyes. 66.
  • Blasphemy most horrible. 105.
  • Blasphemy of the Cordelier. 106.
  • The blessings of the Missell & the Ma∣nuell of the Priests. 42.
  • Blondus. 47.
  • Bodie and burnall of Moses. 103.
  • Bodyes of dead men in steede of the I∣dolls of the Panims. 105.
  • The bones of Christ whole. 50.
  • The booke of Iob dedicated to ye deade. 70.
  • Uile bookes 7.
  • Good bookes despised and forbidden. 8.
  • Bookes disceuering abuses. 9.
  • Ioyfull Bookes.
  • Bookes and talkes that are filthy. 9.
  • Latin Bookes. 4.
  • French bookes. 4.

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  • Saint Brandon. 95
  • Burying of the poore in the night. 33.
  • Bury one before he is dead. 64.
  • Burying of the rich. 68.
  • Burying of Pallas. 68
  • Burying of the poore. 69.
  • Burying of the Turkes. 70
  • Buryals of Daynts. 105.
  • Buryall solde. 43.
  • Those dishonour God which do not ho∣nestly bury the dead. 67.
  • Burying of the Barbarians. 66.
  • Burying of an Asse. 68.
  • Burying of a Rauen. 69.
  • Butchery of the Priestes. 65
  • Bishop Tibaud. 89
  • Bishops the Priests bawdes. 43
C.
  • Calender of the Shepheards. fol. 27
  • The Candell that goeth before. 64.
  • Canes sepulehrale••. 58
  • Sea Calues. 75.
  • Canon of the Masse & the Alcoran for∣bidden to be reade. 80.
  • Canonization 78.
  • Canonization of Saynts. 31.
  • Capernaites. 49. 50.
  • Carnal Gospellers. 39.
  • The cause wherefore God doth chastice vs in this world. 83.
  • The cause wherefore the Purgatory of Iesus Christ hath bene vnknown. 57
  • Cerberus the Porter of hell. 51.
  • Chanong of Mount Faulcon. 58.
  • Char••bdis. 91.
  • Charon the feryman. 87.
  • The charitie of the auncient Christi∣ans. 54.
  • The chasticement of the father tourards the childe. 84.
  • Christ and Antechrist. 88.
  • The christian all in all 8.
  • The Christian tributarye before hee isborne and after he is dead. 41.
  • Churchyarde. 67.
  • Cicero and Catilina. 7.
  • Cocytus. 92.
  • Commemoration of the dead. 77.
  • Commemoration of Mortirs 77.
  • Complaynt of a Curate. 65.
  • Comparison of the rich man and of La∣zarus. 98.
  • Comparison of the true Priestes and Phisitians. 76
  • Coniurers. 10••.
  • Coniuring. 104.
  • Coniure the time. 75.
  • Confession. 41.
  • Confirmation. 41.
  • The confines of hell. 23.
  • Consilium Elibertinum. 53.
  • Consecration of Iesus Christ. 103.
  • Counsell of Demas. 13.
  • Counsell to worship the hoste. ••1.
  • To beare y• crosse of Iesus Christ. 103
  • The croyzatde. 54.
  • Cryings of the dampned. 26.
  • The crueltie of Pope Clement. 43
  • The crueltie of the Priestes towardes the soules. 62.
  • Custome of the Bigordians 45.
  • Custome of Thessalia. 103
  • Custome of the Aegyptians. 77.
  • Custome to praise the deade. 77.
  • Auncient custome. 70
  • The custome of the deade, and the serye money of Charon. 45.
D.
  • Dayes dedicated vnto the dead. 99
  • Dama••cenus. 96.
  • Daungerous beggers. 55.
  • Darkenesse of the world. 1
  • Dathan and Abiron. 57.
  • Daughters of the horfeleach. 52
  • The deade why are they called trespas∣ses. 87

Page 109

  • Death doth mocke the Priestes. 65.
  • Death bought for money. 45.
  • Holy deceiuing. 9.
  • Decrees and Canons. 88
  • Delyueraunce from hell. 95
  • Demaund tribute of the dead. 4••
  • Demetrians. 91.
  • Democritus. 20.
  • Depart out of Aegypt. 93.
  • Diana the goddesse of the Ephesians. 93.
  • Dicearchus. 70.
  • The Deitie. 38.
  • Difference of smnes, and the diuersitie of the estates of the dead. 30.
  • Difference betweene to speake euill and to speake the truth. 53.
  • The dykes of the fortresses of the Pa∣pists. 91.
  • Diodorus. 77.
  • Diogenes. 34. 20.
  • Disguysing of men lyke woeemen. 106.
  • Discending into hell in Sycile. 24.
  • The discription of the hill Aetna. 25.
  • Dispensation for to eate flesh and white meate. 43.
  • Disputations of Ciccero. 10.
  • To dispute with hereticks. 59.
  • Diuells visible. 26.
  • The diuell Zazel or Azazel. 101
  • Diuision of ye infernal Cosmography. 28
  • Diuersitie of purgations 31
  • Diuers opinions of the delyueraunce of Traianus. 95.
  • The doctrinall of Alexander. 6.
  • Doctine Papisticall. 95
  • Doctrine of man mingled with the hea∣uenly doctrine. 15.
  • Dodonaeum aes, dodonae lebe••es. 74
  • The Dormouse. 36.
  • Drinke vppon the hyde to came. 6••.
  • To driue away the dutell by water. 102.
  • To driue away ye dwell thorow fastings and prayers. 39.
  • The purging drogues of the Panims. 33.
  • Dumme Dogges and cryers. 5••.
E.
  • Eares delyeate and pleasaunt. fol. 12.
  • To eate Iesus Christ. 49.
  • To eate Iacob. 50.
  • To eate the skinne and the bones 51.
  • Aegyptians at this present time. 1
  • Aegypt and Babilon. 2.
  • Eloquence Apostolycall and humayn. 5.
  • Eloquence without the feare of god. 7.
  • Emperours and Popes abolyshing the statutes of their predecessours. 88
  • Epiphanius. 74
  • Epicurians. 17.
  • Eridanus. 90.
  • Reichtho the Sorcerer. 103.
  • Errors of Saul. 1.
  • Error touching the honouring and in∣uocation of Saints. 78
  • Eschines and Demosthenes. 7.
  • The estate of the dend. 79.
  • Aethna the hill Gibello. 24.
  • Eurotos and Peneus. 90.
  • Example of Eliseus. 34
  • Example of the Smithes. 36
  • Extreme vnction. 42.
  • Excommunication for money. 68
  • Extractors of the fifth essence. 22.
F.
  • Fable of the Dogge and the Asse. 19
  • Fayned fable vppon the bittory of Laza∣rus. 27
  • Fable of a Cordelier. 102.
  • The Poetical fable of Enceladus and of the Gyaunts. 25.
  • Faith. 10.
  • Fall of Angels and of men. 97.
  • Fall of Peter. 1.
  • Faunes and Satyres. 26
  • Fall of the Soules. 101
  • Fastings & praiers of the christians. 39.

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  • Feast and procession of Cyble. 74.
  • Fasting hurtfull vnto those that are subiect to anger. 62.
  • Feast of Saynt Fradnces. 105
  • Feasto ot the dead. 24.
  • F••••ldes Eliseas. 32.
  • The felicitie of Lyce and their boldnes. 105.
  • The fire insatiable. 52.
  • Fire and water. 88.
  • The fire begon in Purgatorie. 82.
  • The celestiall and euangely call fire. 56.
  • The true fire of Purgatory. 56.
  • The true fire of Purgatory. 56.
  • To Ash in troubled water. 92.
  • Fishers of Christ and Antechrist. 92.
  • Fishers of golde and siluer. 92
  • Fishers forsaken. 93.
  • Fishers of soules. 92.
  • Flears and manglers of Latine. 5.
  • Fleread nouercae tumulum. 6.
  • The floud of Christ. 91.
  • Floudes of hell, their names and inter∣pretaciens. 89.
  • Floudes of wine and milke. 89.
  • Floudes of Paradise. 89 90.
  • The forbidding of Iultan ye Apostate. 16
  • The forbiding of bookes. 90.
  • Formosus. 88.
  • The forchead of the Hypocrites and of the Prophets. 18.
  • To forget God. 91.
  • Foundation for the poore. 70.
  • Foundation of the faith of transubstan∣tiation. 82
  • Foundations of ye praiers for ye dead. 101
  • The foole counsell the wise. 2.
  • Fountaynes of excessiue cooldenesse and heate. 26.
  • Funus ••uneralia. 70.
  • The furnayce of Purgatory. 55.
G.
  • Ganges. fol 90.
  • Gaudeamus of the Priests. 55
  • Vnto whom we must giue. 54.
  • The Geography of hell. 23.
  • The gifte of tongues and languages. 4.
  • Gluttony. 99.
  • God Pluto. 55.
  • God hath not instituted sacrafices nor feastes for the dead. 99.
  • The true God, and that of the priests. 48
  • Tributary Gods & to be solde. 54.
  • To doe good whilest we are alyue. 98.
  • Gospell publyshed vnto all men. 80.
  • Griffins and hell Rauens. 26.
  • Gregorianists. 79.
  • Greekes and Latins. 77.
H.
  • The habite and apparell of Christ, and of the relygious Christians. 106
  • Harpyes. 52.
  • Hebrus. 90.
  • Hechelberge. 26.
  • Hell and hell fire. 22
  • Hell and hell fire are eternall. 40
  • Hell. 22. 29. 40.
  • Hell in Sicily. 25
  • Heraclitus. 20.
  • Heredis sleius sub persona risus est. 65
  • Heritage of God. 51.
  • Herodia. 72.
  • Herophiles. 70.
  • Hydes for shoes. 65.
  • The hilles Islande and Norway. 26.
  • The dolorous hill in Scotlande. 26.
  • Hipocrites. 18.
  • Hi1tory. 64.
  • Historyes of our time. 10.
  • A true history of our time. 44
  • A true history. 81.
  • A true history in the yeare of our Lorde 1538. of a Prieste that was a Sorce∣rer, and of his whore. 81.
  • Holy Ghost the comforter. 92.
  • The honour of Iesus Christe traden

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  • vnder 12.
  • The honour due vnto the dead. 66.
  • Hunters after testaments and heritages 65.
I.
  • Idolatry of the Image of our Lady. fol. 74.
  • Iesus Christ the eternall Pope. 88.
  • Wherein the Iewes doe follow the Pa∣nims.
  • Saint Ignatius. 95
  • Induction. 50
  • Infants that are borne dead. 28
  • Infants salted. 35.
  • Intention to consecrate. 81.
  • Innocation of Saynts. 80.
  • Imitation of the Panims. 34.
  • Infatible things. 52
  • Iudas out of hell. 95.
  • Iudgement of the Lord. 106.
  • Iupiter Elyeins. 75.
  • Wherefore shall the Iudgement bee ac∣cording to the workes. 85.
K.
  • Those that doe kill themselues. 68.
  • King of Castille. 105
  • Kingdome of God. 92.
L.
  • Our Lady of Lausanne and hir myra∣cles. 44.
  • The lakes and pondes of the Papists. 89.
  • Lady Dogges. 19.
  • Lake without water. 89.
  • The lakes and infernall floudes. 88.
  • The Pascall Lambe. 50.
  • Lamenting or surr••wing for the dead. 67
  • Lamentacions of y• prieses for y• dead. 64
  • Lamenters. 66.
  • language of the Christians. 9
  • All languages good vnto God. 4.
  • Lawe of the Babilonians for those that be sicke. 3.
  • Law of Numa. 38.
  • Law of Demetrius. 70.
  • To laugh at the Popes cost. 20.
  • A lesson to the Priests. 99.
  • The leaues of ye Fig tree of Adam. 106
  • The Legendes of the Papists. 78
  • Libitina Libitinari••. 65
  • The Limbe. 97.
  • The Limbe of the Infants. 29.
  • Licence and lybertie of Dialogues. 13.
  • The deuouring Lyon. 94.
  • The Lyon of the Tribe of Iuda. 94.
  • To shew lyingswithout truty. 10.
  • To loose ones langhing. 27.
  • The louers of mans honour and tray∣tours of the diuiNE. 12.
  • Lucian and Lucianists. 10.
  • Lucri bonus odor ex••re qualibet. 41.
M.
  • Saynt Machalre. 95.
  • Malo nodo, malus cuneus. 18.
  • Manducation spirituall. 49.
  • Manducation charuall. 50.
  • Manducation Papisticall. 50.
  • The manner to mocke to the glorye of God. 12.
  • The manner to speak ioyfully in the ho∣ly Scriptures. 14.
  • The infernall Mappes. 24.
  • Merchants in the Church. 53.
  • Mariage. 41.
  • Mariage of Priestes. 81.
  • Marrons which doe burye in the plague tuke. 65.
  • Daungerous Marrianers. 93.
  • Maskes and morish daunces. 99.
  • Masses long and short. 63.
  • Masses of hunters. 63.

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  • The Masties and Haryers of Iesus Christ. 20.
  • The meanes to finde out truth. 2.
  • The meanes of God. 35.
  • The meanes to comfort the ye priests. 65
  • Members of Iesus Christ. 50
  • The Memento of the dead. 81
  • Men more ioyfull & more priuiledged. 64
  • Mercury. 33.
  • Merite and grace. 84.
  • Metonimia. 51.
  • The Milanois. 46.
  • Mimus. 65.
  • The true ministers worthy of foode. 71.
  • Minstrells at the burials. 66
  • Minstrells of lairus. 67
  • False miracles. 44.
  • Blacke Moonkes. 69
  • To take money for the Sacramentes & Ecclesiasticall offices. 53.
  • Mortui non mordent. 103.
N.
  • Nadhegrin. 26.
  • The nature of of the truth. 11
  • Naulum. 45.
  • Necrocorinthia. 41.
  • Nerolatrie. 104.
  • Natts and engins of the Priests. 93.
  • Nero. 43
  • Micanor. 58.
  • Nilometers. 91.
  • The floud Nilus and the fertilitie of Ae∣gypt. 91.
  • Notaryes and Prothonotaryes. 77
  • Numa Pompilius. 75.
O.
  • Obiection. 83.
  • Obolus. 45
  • The odoures and smell of a hogge. 7.
  • Odilo Abbot. 24.
  • Offer wine for the dead. 37
  • Office of a foole and babler. 9.
  • Office of a Prophet. 14.
  • Office for the dead. 87
  • One onely veritie 2.
  • One Masse a day. 63.
  • Opinion of the diuines. 23
  • Opinion of Isidore. 23.
  • Opinion of the Robins & Iewish Doc∣tors touching the body. 101
  • Oppedere contra tonittus. 67
  • Orcus. 90
  • To take orders. 42
  • Orationes funebres. 77.
  • The originall and beginning of prayers for the dead. 78
  • The ornaments of white sepulchers. 52.
  • Ouerflowing of Tiber. 91.
  • Out of tast of the bread of lyfe. 7.
P.
  • Panegyres. fol. 77.
  • The payne of those that are depriued from their buriall. 46.
  • Papists excommunicated. 53.
  • Al pipistical pricsts excommunicated. 53.
  • To go into Paradise in post. 63.
  • Paradise. 97.
  • Parentalia. 25.
  • The parents and friendes can doe no∣thing after one to dead. 101
  • Pastors and Shepheards feeding them selues. 51.
  • Pericles. 77.
  • To persecute Iesus Christ. 50.
  • Persians. 58.
  • Personages of Dialogues. 15
  • Peter Rosset a Poet royall 58.
  • Good Phisicians. 64.
  • Phisicians of Soules. 31
  • Phisitians and Poticaries of hell. 33
  • Pillers and deuourers. 51.

Page 111

  • The place of the soules of ye papists. 06.
  • Plato and Virgile. 30.
  • Pluto. 40.
  • The poyson of the Athenians. 4••.
  • All Popes Antipopes & Antechrists 88
  • The Pope maketh the Princes his hanguien. 58.
  • Poinegranards and Bells hanging vp∣pon the bestement of the high Prieste of the law. 73.
  • Potage for the soules. 53.
  • To praye for the Virgin Mary and the Saints. 82.
  • Prayers for the lyuing. 94.
  • To preach Iesus Christ maske wise or couertly. 13.
  • Praeseth bulletarum. 43
  • Preparation for the departure out this lyfe. 98
  • Presence of Iesus Christ. 49.
  • It is forbidden the Priests to be at the burying of the dead. 67.
  • The Priests of Cyble. 74.
  • Priests Minstrells. 67
  • The Priests doe not pray but for those that be in Paradise. 82
  • Priests the churchyarde and sepulchers both of men and Iesus Christ. 47.
  • Priests following the Iewes. 100
  • The pride of Caligula. 42.
  • Priuiledge of euil Phisicians and hang∣men. 64
  • Prisoners of Purgatorie. 29.
  • Priuiledges. 95.
  • Priuation of the buriall 68.
  • Profite of the buriall. 97.
  • Profite in discouering abuses. 17.
  • Propertie of salt. ••4.
  • Prouises of God contrary vnto Papisticall Purgatorie. 82.
  • Prophecie agaynst the Aegyptians. 93.
  • The prose of the dead. 83.
  • A newe Prouerb of the Priests. 65
  • A Prouerbe. 65.
  • A Prouerbe. velut canise Nylo. 6.
  • Protonatory of name. 78
  • Purgatory. 32. 97
  • Purgatory of Iesus Christ and that or the Pope. 56.
  • Purgatory Platonieall. 30
  • Purgatory and his reuenewes. 23.
  • Purgatory of the pockie. 38
  • The mouers of sedition of purgatory. 55
  • How Purgatory is buried. 40.
  • Purifications at the funeralls. 37
  • The punishment of those that reiect the Gospell & do go vnto a strange fire. 56
  • Punishment of malefactors. 85.
  • Punishment of Dauid. 83.
Q.
  • To quench fire with fire. 58.
  • The quicke reputed for dead. 36
  • Nuasting forbidden. 99.
R.
  • Repines and extorcions of Caligula. 42.
  • Rationale diuinorum osticiorum. 81
  • Raw earth. 44
  • Those which doe fly from the reading of holy bookes. 6.
  • Curious readers of foolish bookes. 7
  • Refounders or melters. 38.
  • Religion of beggers, or begging Religi∣on. 54
  • Remedy agaynst the thunder and lyght∣ning. 75.
  • Renullion & forgiuenes in this world 98
  • The Rentall of Purgatory. 39
  • To repose or remain Christ. 82.
  • Reproch of the Paysant to ye priests. 65
  • Repugnauncio of doctrine. 94
  • Requiems of the poore and rich. 63.
  • Requirescant in pace. 38.
  • Thr riches of Purgatory. 30
  • Three kindes of righteousnesse after Plato. 97
  • Ringing of belles. 68
  • To ring for the time. 75
  • Rule of ye diuine seruice for the dead. 63

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  • Ruth and Booz. 97
  • Ruth and Noe••••. 100.
S.
  • Diuers sacrafices ye dead for diuers causes. 10••.
  • Sacrafice of Iesus Christ 48
  • Salt in the baptisute. 35.
  • Salt of wisedome. ••5.
  • Salt of the worde of God. 35.
  • Salt of the Priests. 35.
  • Salting and seasoning of fooles. 35
  • The salutation of the souldier vnto the holy fathers. 39
  • Sampson and Dauid. 94.
  • The efficacie & strength of Sathan. 106
  • Satiffacion for sinnes. 8••
  • Saturne and Rea. 59.
  • All sauors are good, so that money doe come. 41.
  • The sclpunder of the Pharises. 18.
  • Shepheards feeding themselues. ••1
  • Scotlande and Irelande. 27.
  • Sellyng of offices. 43.
  • Sellying of the buriall. 54.
  • Senna therib. 94.
  • Sennacherib Romaine. 94.
  • Sepulcher of Iesus Christ. 53.
  • Sepulchers infatiable. 52.
  • White or paynted sepulchers. 52.
  • To sing after the dead. 87.
  • Singing of Masses. 41.
  • Signification and definition of an heri∣tiche. 60.
  • Signification of belles. 71. 74.
  • Signification of hell. 17.
  • Signification of the deepe lake. 89.
  • Signe of the crosse. 102
  • Sillogismus in Darif. 51
  • Simonse and Simoniackes. 53.
  • Sinnes of Princes. 30.
  • Sinnes of the simple people. 30.
  • Sinnes of Princes and Cyronts. 29.
  • Siticines. 66.
  • Soppe in the throate. 51.
  • A soule drawenfrom hell. 90
  • A soule taken in a net. 89.
  • To what serueth the washings of soules 36.
  • The spertell of the priests. 35.
  • The spertell of Iesus Christ. 34.
  • To sprinkle the sepulchers with water. 37.
  • The spirite the author of purgatory 29.
  • Stella Clericorum. 48.
  • Stephen the sixth. 88.
  • Stlgmates. 103.
  • Stile of the holy Ghost. 18
  • Stix. 9••
  • The Philosophicall stone. 55.
  • Stiffocations. 36
  • Supper. 42.
T.
  • Tanners of mens skinnes. 65.
  • Tannefat of the Priests. 64.
  • Temple of God. 49.
  • The cause of ye temptacions of y• elect. 1.
  • Tempus. 31
  • The Poeticall Theologie. 24
  • Thuringie. 26.
  • Three differēces of sinnes & the diuersi∣tie of the payues. 31
  • Tibicines. 66
  • Time of Gregory. 96
  • Time of pestilence. 36
  • The tyrant of tyrants and the pillers of the vsurers. 30
  • Torches and candells at ye burialls. 33.
  • Torches at the funeralls. 70.
  • Troianus delyuered from hell. 9••.
  • Tree of lyfe. 90.
  • The true science and cloquence. 7.
  • Tribute of the brine and of y• stewes. 41
  • Tribute of victualls & of proces. 42
  • Tribute of get pence and whores. 42.
  • Tribute of Moriages. 42.
  • Tribute of players. 42
  • The papistical tribute of victualls. 42
  • Tribute of whoores. 43

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  • Tributaries of Priests. 54.
  • Trophonius denne. 27.
V.
  • Vealegon arder. 51.
  • Valut Canis é Nylo Prouerve. 6
  • The vertue of the truth. 30.
  • The vertue of the habite of S. Fraunces. 105.
  • Vespiliones. 65
  • Voyatge of Saint Patrickes wells. 26.
  • Vino rogum ne respargito. 38.
  • Vse holy water at burialls. 101
  • Vow of Herode. 81
W.
  • To be in the way. 35.
  • Waters of Aegypt. 95.
  • Water of tribulation. 94.
  • Holy water. 34.
  • Holy water vnprofitable. 88.
  • To watch the dead. 104.
  • The olde woemen that doe keepe the children that be borne dead. 44
  • Weeping of the Crocodile. 64.
  • Whoredome. 81.
  • Widow askng counsayle of ye bells. 72.
  • Canon witnesse. 24.
  • Too wise or ouer wise. 13.
  • Holy woode. 75.
  • Idle worde. 9.
  • What good workes God requireth for the dead. 100
  • Good works don to ye dead by Booz. 100
  • Workes of mercy towards the dead. 97.
  • What workes doe follow the dead. 85.
  • What workes God requireth of vs and to what ende. 83
  • Workes of Angells and the elect. 84.
  • Workes done for vs after we be dead. 85
Z.
  • Zazel or Azazel a Diuell. 101.
FINIS TABVLAE.
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