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A Catalogue of severall sinnes committed, as well by the godly, as by the wicked.

Sinned
• AN•els ambitiously, Iude 6.
• Adam distrustfully, Gen. 3.
• Abraham suspitiously, Gen 20 11
• Abimelech desperately, Iu•g. 7. 54
• Abner persidiously, 2 Sam 2. 8.
• Absa•om aspiringly, 2 Sam 18.
• Achan execrably, Iosh. 7. 24.
• Adoni-bezek tyrannically, Iudg. 1. 7.
• Abah greedily, 1 King. 21.
• Ahabs pro∣phets seducingly, 1 Kin. 22.
• Ahaz sac••legiously, 2 Kin. 16
• Ahithophels inveighingly, •Sam. 17.
• Amnon libidinously, 2 Sam 13.
• Amaziah inconsidently, Amos•. •0
• Ananias l•asingly, Act. 5. 5.
• Apostles disdainfully, Matth. 20.
• Athenians superstitiously, Act. 17. 21.
• Balaam•v•ritiously, Num. 22.
• Balak malevolently, Num. 23.
• Baasha conspiringly, 1 Kin. 15.
• Belshazzar ca•owsingly, Dan. 5.
• Bar•abas dissemblingly, Gal 2. 13.
• Bethshemites presumpt•ously, 1 Sam. 16.
• Barbatrans rash•y, Act 28 4.
• Benhadad boastingly, 1 Kin 20.
• Cain murtherously, Gen. 4.
• Cesar, and Cyrenius Luke 2. 1.
• Corinthians contentiously, Cor. 1.
• Cham defamatively, Gen. 9.
• Christs coun∣trey-men malignantly, Mat. 13. 57
• His kinsmen contumelicusly, Mar. 3. 21.
• Darius injustly, Dan. 6. 9.
• David secretly, 2 Sam. 12.
• His sonne openly, 2 Sam. 16.
• Demas regressively, •. Tim. 4.
• Disciples murmuringly, Ioh. 6. 61.
• Dives unmercifully, Luk. 16.
• Doog Cinically, 1 Sam. 22
• Eli connivently, 1 Sam. 2.
• Er: Onan wickedly, Gen. 38. 7.
• Egyptians oppressingly, Exod. 1.
• Esau pertinatrously, Gen. 28. 8.
• Ephraimites scandalizingly, Iudg. 12. 4.
• Elias passionately▪
• Elymas•epugnantly, Act 13. 8.
• Euticus sluggishly, Act 20.
• Elder brother intractably, Luk. 15. 28
• Felix•varitiously, Act. 24. 26
• Festus scurrilously, Act. 26. 24
• Gileadites expulsively, Iudg. 11. 2
• Gideon opprobriously, Iudg. 8. 18
• Goliah•lasphemously, 1 Sam. 17.
• Gehezi covetously, 2 King 5.
• Gada•ens contemptuously, Mar. 5. 17.
• Galathians defectively, Gal. 1 6.
• Hebr. Servant letigiously, Exod 2. 13
• Hazael suffocately, 2 Kin. 8.
• Hananiah rebelliously, Ier. 28. 10.
• Hezekiah unthankfully, 2 Chro. 32.
• Hoshea treacherously, 2 King. 17.

And
• Haman malitiously, Esth.
• H•rod vaingloriously, 3. Act. 12. 23.
• Hymeneus and A•exander Revoltingly, and Heretically, 1 Tim. 1. 20. 2 Tim. 2. 18
• Iacob Deceitfully, Gen. 7.
• Ionadab Abettorily, •Sam. 13. 5.
• Iosiah unadvisedly, 2 Chron. 35.
• Iohoash ungratefully, 2 Chron. 24.
• Iephthah votarily, Iudg. 11. 39.
• His brethren expulsively, Iudg. 11 7.
• Iehoshaphat confederately, 2 Chron. 20.
• Ishmael floutingly, Gen. 21. 10.
• Israelites •bominably, Ezek. 8. 6.
• Ieroboam crastily, 1 King. 12.
• Iehoram idolatrously, 2 Chron. 21.
• Ioab treacherously, 2 Sam. 3.
• Ionah disobediently, Ionab 1. 1.
• I•b's friends reproachingly, Iob 19. 3.
• Iob: Ieremiah queremoniously Iob 5. Ier. 5.
• Iudah fainedly, Ier. 3. 10.
• Ishmael assassinately, Ier. 41. 1, 6.
• Iewes resistantly, Act. 18. 6.
• Iupiters priest superstitiously, Act. 14. 13.
• Iannes and Iambres repugnantly, Exod. 7. 11. 2 Tim. 3. 8.
• Iames: Iohn aspiringly, Mar. 10. 35.
• Kings of Nat. obdurantly, Iosh. 9. Ch. 11.
• King Asa imprudently, 2 Chron. 16.
• King Ammon villainously, 2 Sam. 10.
• King Ahaz truculently, 2 King. 16.
• Korah reb•lliously, Numb. 16.
• Lot• Iudah incestuously, Gen. 19.
• Lamech•trotiously, Gen. 4. 23.
• The Leper Mar. 1. 44.
• The Lawyer captiously, Luk. 10. 25.
• Moses: Aaron incredulously, Numb. 20. 12.
• Menahem•rutishly, 2 King. 15.
• Manass•h•anguinolently, 2 King. 21.
• Noab eoriously, Gen 9. 20
• Nabal chu•lishly,. 1 Sam. 25.
• Nimrod insolently, Gen. 11.
• Nahesh reproachfully, 1 Sam. 11.
• Naaman discontentedly, Gen. 11.
• Nebuchadacz.•stently, Dan.•.
• Old world dissolutely, Gen. 6. 2.
• Old prophet seducingly, 1 King. 1•.
• Patriarches enviously, Gen. 37. 4.
• Pharach obstinately, Exod. 7. Ch. 8.
• Proph. seduced negligently, 1 King. 13.
• Pha•. sorcerers prestigiously, Exod. 3.
• Philistines pernitiously, Iudg. 16. 24.
• Pashur rigorously, Ier. 20 2.
• Philosophers caluminately, Act. 17. 18.
• Prodigall riotously, Luk. 15.
• Phygellus and relapsively, 2 Tim. 1. 15.
• Hermogenes
• Pharisees wilfully, Matth. 12. 24.
• Priests and consultingly, and Matth 26. 5.
• Scribes abettorily, Chap. 28. 13.
• Peter wittingly, Matth 26. 57.
• People clamourously, Mar. 15 8.
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• Pilate
• Paul
• Philemons serv
• Reuben
• His young men
• Rich man
• Samson
• Sptes of Moses
• Solomon
• Simeon and Levi
• Samuels sons
• Saul
• Sheba
• Shemaiah
• Shech•m
• Shechemites
• Shimei
• Simon Lepet
• Simon Magus
• Simon Peter
• Samaritanes
• Scribes
• Sadduces and Captains
• Sodomites
• Sceva
• The evill servant
• Sanballat and Tobiah
• Theudas

Sinned
• wrongfully,*
• ignorantly,
• •ugitively,
• lightly,
• inconsiderately,
• adulator•ly,*
• secur•ly,*
• lasciviously,
• slanderously,
• wantonly,
• cruelly, and furiou•ly,*
• extortingly,*
• foolishly,
• insurrectively,
• rebelliously,
• contamina•ely,
• imprecatorily,
• maledictor•ly,
• disdainfully,
• hypocri•c•lly,
• negatively,
• contemptuously,
• contradictorily,
• prohibitorily,*
• bestially,*
• unadvisedly,
• inexurably,*
• equivocately, and distractingly,*
• boastingly,*

And
• Thomas
• One thiefe
• Ʋzzah
• Ʋzziah
• Zedekiah
• Z•ha
• Zebah and Zalmunna
• Zacharias
• Hevah
• Athaliah
• Adulteresse
• Delilah
• Hagar
• Hamans wife
• Herodias
• Ieroboams wife
• Iorams wife
• Iobs wife
• Levites wife
• Moses wife
• M•riam
• Mi•hal
• Magdalene
• Potiphars wife
• P•ninnah
• Rachel
• Sarah
• Sa•sons wife
• Solomons wi•es
• Tamar
• The witch
• Saphira
• Iezebel
• Lets wife
• incredulously,*
• revilingly,
• preposterously,
• unlawfully,
• vitiously,
• deceitfully,
• carpingly,*
• inconfidently,*
• primarily,
• massacringly,
• adultero•sly,
• •lluringly,*
• contemptuously,
• abettorily,
• maliciously,
• disquisedly,
• instigatingly,
• fool•shly,
• fugitively,
• grudgingly,*
• t•untingly,
• sinfully,
• temptingly,
• •astidiously,
• discontentedly,
• distrustfully,
• troachero•sly,
• seducingly,
• subtilly,
• deludingly,
• leasingly,
• vitiously,
• disobediently,
• All wicked ones doe sinne both inconsiderately, and delightfully.*