The history of the Church of Great Britain from the birth of Our Saviour, untill the year of Our Lord, 1667 : with an exact succession of the bishops, and the memorable acts of many of them : together with an addition of all the English cardinals, and the several orders of English monks, friars, and nuns, in former ages.

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• ABbey of Battel founded by K. William the Conqueror Page 37
• Abbey of Cnobsher∣burg by whom founded 17
• Abbey of Crowland founded 21
• Abbey of Peterborough burnt by the Danes, with an excellent Li∣brary therein 25
• Abbey at Glastonbury founded by King Ina 21
• Abbey of St. Edmond founded and endowed by King Canutus 34
• Abbeys and Religious Houses dissolved. 149
• Adelme, the first English-man who wrote in Latine 20
• Pope Adrian the fourth an English-man 44
• Pope Agatho composeth the dif∣ferences betwixt the two Arch∣bishops 17
• Alcuinus, Scholar to Venerable Bede, and Tutor to Charles the Great 23
• S. Alban the Proto-martyr of Britain, pag. 5. he is Canonized 23
• Altars taken down by publick Authority 171
• King Alfred, England's deli∣verer from the Danish Tyranny: his Story from pag. 26. ad pag. 30
• Abbey of Val-royal in Cheshire founded by King Edward the first 105
• All-souls Colledge in Oxford, by whom founded 130
• King Athelstan a great Benefa∣ctour to the Church of S. John of Beverley, pag. 31. he commands the payment of Tithes, Ib.
• Anne Ascough, her Martyrdom 157
• An Act passed for restoring the Tenths and First-fruits to the Crown 209
• An Act for the Dissolution of all such Monasteries, Covents, &c. as had been founded by Queen Mary 209
• Articles passed in the Convoca∣tion in the first year of Queen Eli∣zabeth 210
• Abbey of Westminster con∣verted to a Collegiate Church 221
• The thirty nine Articles compo∣sed 227
• Arthur King of Britain 10
• St. Asaph 11
• Aurelius Ambrosius King of Britain 10

• Duke of Anjou cometh into Eng∣land 242
• Alanus Copus 243
• Annates, or First-fruits when brought into England 103
• Richard Armachanus Primate of Ireland 112
• Anabaptists Convicted and Cen∣sured 171, 172
• Thomas Arundel, Archbishop of Canterbury, his lamentable end 125
• Augustine the Monk sent into England. Thousands Baptized by him in one day. 12
• He is the first Archbishop of Canterbury, his death 14
• Archbishop Abbot Confined 299
• Abbey of Evesham founded and endowed by King Offa 21
• The Assembly at Glaschow pass Acts for the overthrow of Episco∣pacy, the Service-book and the Canons, &c. 313
• Alhunus Bishop of Holy-Island, removeth his See and Covent to Durham 33
• A new Representative, called the Agreement of the people 345
• Alexander Alesius, a Learned Scot. 169