Ptōchomuseion [sic]. = The poore mans librarie Rapsodiæ G.A. Bishop of Exceter vpon the first epistle of saint Peter, red publiquely in the cathedrall church of saint Paule, within the citye of London. 1560. Here are adioyned at the end of euery special treatie, certaine fruitful annotacions which may properly be called miscellanea, bicause they do entreate of diuerse and sundry matters, marked with the nombre and figures of Augrime. 2.

I.

I ante A.

• I The letter signifieth inte¦grity & fulnes of fayth. 28. b
• Iacob whether he sinned or no in bying the birth ryght of Esau. ibidem
• Iacob whether he lied or no in say∣ing to hys father I am Esau ib
• Iacob in byinge the birthright whe¦ther he cōmitted cimonie or no. ib
• Iacobs benedictiō vpon the Patri∣arkes expounded .3. waxes 247. b
• Iacob Isaac his sōn was called Is∣raell. ibidē a
• Iacobs blessinge geuen to Benia∣min is applyed to Paule & what is ment therby 34. b
• Iames died before Peter .7. or .8. yeares 44. b
• Iames named Iustus supposed to be the young man that left his synnē cloth behind hym and fled awaye naked ibid. a
• Idolatria defined 270.

I ante E.

• Iehouah, howe it was written in the auncient bookes 122. b
• Iehouah was daūgerous to be pro¦noūced sauing in the sanctuary. ib
• Iehouah how it is deriued. ibid.
• Ieremias what he was 64. a
• Ieremias sāctified in hys mothers wombe ibidem. b
• Ieremias prophecied beyng but a chylde ibidem
• Ieremias prophecied the fal of Ie¦rusalem by the hebrew letters .4. tymes repeated ibidem
• Ieremias droue awaye venemous wormes in Egipt ibidē
• Ieremie stoned to death in egipt. ib
• Iesus Christ is the searcher of mēs hartes 286. a
• Iewes brought vp in the studye of prophets euen frō their youth. ibi
• Iewes not called Hebraei, of one Heber, but of Abraham. 136. a
• Iewes their vayne dreames. 226. a

• Ignorant man is not a diuine, but a distayner of diuinity 55. a

I ante L.

• Iles in this parte af the Ociā wer all called Britanie 217. a
• Illotis pedibuset illotis manibus what is signified therby. ibidē. b

I ante M.

• Image and similitude of God in A∣dam what it is 139. b
• Image and similitude how they dif¦fer ibidem
• image of god is not made with mās hande 100. a
• Images deuided into .2. sorts 271. a
• images throughly intreated of 100 a
• images made by mans hands be no¦thing but earthly & corruptible. ib
• Images were abhorred of the pri∣matiue church and for thē Con∣stantine the .5. was called Ico∣nomachus in derision ibidem. b
• Imago dei, and ad imaginem Dei, how they differ 142. a
• images decreed to be retained in the church by y^e 2. coūsel of Nice. ib. b

I ante N.

• Incantacyon deuyded into foure kinds ibid. a
• Incantation hath four spices Geo∣mancy, Hydromancy, Aeromancy and Pyromancy ibid
• Incantators who be so called ibi. b
• Incestuous persons taxed 292. a
• Incestuous persons by carnall med¦ling, who are so iudged ibid
• Incestuous men murtheres and Pi¦rates are admitted bishoppes and priestes among the Papists, and maried men refused. ibid. b
• Inductio defined. 219.
• Inchaūters haue lost their faith. 33
• Inchauntmēt brought frō the Per∣sians ibidem
• Inchaunters of Pharao resisted Moises by enchauntment ibid. a
• Inchaunters by the sufferaunce of god do make y^e elemēts to shake. ib
• inchaūters trouble the minds of mē & kil them force of enchaunting. ib
• Inchaunters of Pharao why they could not turne dust into life, and an aunswere to the same ibid
• Inchanters of Pharao confounded by a vile and base thing ibidem
• Infirmity of man is to be regarded
• Infauntes when they receyued the Eucaarist 262. b
• Infantes receiue the Eucharist at this day in the church of Lotha∣ringia 263. a
• Interpretacion of the scriptures di¦uided into diuerse senses 246. a
• Interpretations of many men with out the spirite of God are called of Saint Peter priuate interpreta∣tion ibidem
• Interpreters of the scripture in nū¦ber .72. commonly called Septu∣aginta 273. b
• Inuocation of Sayntes falslye ad∣vouched 87. b

I ante O.

• Iob a figure of Christ in what res∣pecte 250. b
• Ioannes Fysherus Bishop of Ro∣chester sediciously withstod king Hēry the eight whē he died. 124
• Ioannes Gutenbergius first inuē¦ted printing ibidem. b
• Ioannes Raulius condemned the fables of Openus Dauus ibid
• Ioannes Meldinēsis author of the Roman of the Rose 63. a
• Iohn the Euangelist described with his life 76. a
• Iohn was bishop of Ephesus ibid
• Iohn had the region of Asia ibidem
• Iohn when he was bishop of Ephe¦sus there is no certaynty ibi
• Iohn being very aged wēt to Ephe¦sus after the death of Timothy. ibi
• Iohn wrote his Gospell to resist the heresies of Cerinthus and of the Ebionites ibid. b
• Iohns persecution ibid. b
• Iohn wrote many miracles before his death ibid
• Iohn hath many miracles falsly im¦puted vnto him ibid
• Iohn builded not church in his own name at Ephesus ibid. a. 77
• Iohn dranke poyson ibid. a
• Iohn by his praier threw down the great temple of Diana ibidem
• Iohn committed a young mā to the tuicion of a bishop ibidem
• Iohn reuoked the same yong man, from theft and murther ibidem. b
• Iohn departed frō the bathing hous where Cerinthus was 78. a
• Iohns death is of no certainty ibi
• Iohn dyed 68. yeares after christ. ib
• Iohn banish into Pathmos. ibid, b
• Iohn wente downe a liue into his graue ibidem
• Iohn also supposed to be the young man that left his linnen cloth and fled awaye naked ibidem
• Iohn reproued of the angels for fal¦ling at their feete ibidē
• Iohns diciples weaker, then the newe doctrine mighte be exhibyte vnto them 37. a
• Iohns twoe of that name 60. b
• Iohn the Apostle delyuered vnto Chrisostme a booke 84. a
• Iohn and Philippe the Apostles ap¦parision to the Emperor Theodo¦tius 908. b
• Iohn the Pope was depriued from the papacye for fleing frō the coun¦cell of Constance 133. b
• Iohn .23. pope discribed 234. a
• Ioel the sonne of Pathuell is not discribed in the scriptures, his au¦thoritye muche estemed of Peter & Paul: his death vncertain. 261 a
• Iohels woordes concerning certa∣intie of remisiō of sins discussed. ib
• Ionas reprehended by Loth 52. b
• Ionathas was espied by Lots. 52. b
• Iouiniā impugned of s. Hierom. 87
• Iouinianus discribed his heresies by whō they wer condemned 64. b
• Iouinianus Emperor of Constant∣inople described 96. b

I ante R

• Ireneus described 82. a
• Ireneus sayinge concernynge doc∣trine in the churche 24. 2. b

I ante S.

• Isaac called Christ ibidem. a
• Isaac Abrahams sonne was the fi∣gure of Christ 180. a
• Isaac in hebrue what it betokneth.
• Isaac liued with Sem. 110. yeres ib
• Iscariots what it signifieth 285. b
• Ischschah, what it signifieth ib
• Ishe in hebrue betokeneth a man & how it is written ibidē
• Isis reported to haue firste founde out the Egiptian letters ib
• Isis wherfore she came frō Achaia vnto Egipt ibidem a
• Ismaell was borne withoute the woord 182. a
• Ismaell not promised of god is one∣lye the sonne of the flesh ib
• Israell of diuers men diuerslye ex∣pounded ibidem
• Isrell interpreted in the booke of hebrewe names ibidem
• Israell howe it is expounded 140
• Idea called of Plato firste shape or intelligence of thinges 103. a

I ante V.

• Iudas Machabeus purified the temple of Hierusalem againe the 25. daye of Nouember 6. b
• Iudas Machabeus withstode the commaundement of Antiochus ib
• Iudas Machabeus slaine in battel by Demetrius ibidem
• Iudas Lebbius described 137 b
• Iudas admitted of Christe to the laste supper 244. a
• Iudas infidelitye dyd not corupte the rest of the disciples at Christs supper ibidem
• Iudgments of god are called Abi∣sus profunda 157. b
• Iulianus Apostata scofinglye de∣maunded what maner of spech the serpent vsed 69. a
• Iuorye good for the white dicease of women 54. a
• Iust man geueth hys breade to the hungry 50. a
• Iustice (as Cicero writeth) is obedi¦ence to lawes writtē & made 36. a
• Iustificatiō throughly discussed 193