The spirit of the martyrs revived in a brief compendious collection of the most remarkable passages and living testimonies of the true church, seed of God, and faithful martyrs in all ages: contained in several ecclesiastical histories & chronological accounts of the succession of the true church from the creation, the times of the fathers, patriarchs, prophets, Christ and the Apostles.
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- The spirit of the martyrs revived in a brief compendious collection of the most remarkable passages and living testimonies of the true church, seed of God, and faithful martyrs in all ages: contained in several ecclesiastical histories & chronological accounts of the succession of the true church from the creation, the times of the fathers, patriarchs, prophets, Christ and the Apostles.
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- Hookes, Ellis, d. 1681.
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- [London :: s.n.,
- 1664]
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- Church history -- Early works to 1800.
- Martyrs -- Early works to 1800.
- Freedom of religion -- England -- Early works to 1800.
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Contents
- title page
- TO THE READER.
- The Author to the Book it self.
- Part I.
- Part II.
- title page
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Part I.
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The Constancy and faithful Suffering of some of the ancient people of the
Jews, rather then they would be forced to depart from the Laws of their Fathers, and not to live after the Laws of God. - The Constancy and Cruel Death of seven Brethren and their Mother in one day, because they would not eat Swines Flesh at the Kings Commandment.
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The Constancy and faithful Suffering of some of the ancient people of the
- Part II
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Part III
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Great Persecution in
Gaunt, and other parts ofFlanders Anno, 1543, 1544. -
Sufferers in
France for bearing the like Witness to the Gospel. -
Now follows the Persecution of the
Waldenses inAngrogne, Lu∣cerne, Perouse andPiedmont, and other places, from the year1555, to1561. -
The Suffering and Martyrdom of
Anne Askew. -
Here followeth a Narative of a sudden Fear and Surprizal that fell upon the Doctors and others at
Mary's Steeple-house inOx∣ford, by reason of a mans CryingFire in the Street, and what hapned thereupon. -
The Troubles of the Queen
Katherine Parr, for showing fa∣vour to the Professors of the Truth, and how the Lord made way for her Deliverance, -
Persecuted in
Scotland. -
The Persecutions in the Reign of
Edward the sixth. -
The cause of the Imprisonment of
Thomas Dobb was as followeth. -
A Relation of the Lamentable Suffering of
William Gardner anEnglish Merchant inPortugal, for his Testimony to the Truth againstPopish Idolatry. -
Persecutions in the Reign of Queen
Mary, beginningAnno 1553. - The most remarkable Passages that I find at their Tryals and Examinations, are briefly related as followeth.
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The Sufferings and Examination of
George Marsh Martyr, at West∣chester the 24th day of the Moneth calledApril 1555. -
The Examinations, Sufferings and Martyrdom of
Thomas Hawkes (called a Gentleman) written by himself. -
The Sufferings, Examinations and Martyrdom of
Thomas Watts. -
The Chief heads of the Examination of
John Newman, be∣fore DoctorTornton and others, are as followeth. - An Account of the most remarkable Passages at their Exami∣nation and Executions, are as followeth.
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The Sufferings and Examination of
Robert Smith who Suffered for the Truth in the Month calledAugust 1555. -
The principal heads of the first Examination of
Robert Smith before BishopBonner, written by himself. -
The Substance of another Examination of
Robert Smith, be∣fore the said Bishop. -
The Substance of the last Examination of
Robert Smith before BishopBonner, with his Condemnation in the Consistory. -
A Letter of
Robert Smith's to his Wife in Meetre. -
The Exhortation of
Robert Smith, unto his Children. -
Robert Smith to his Brother. -
The Substance of an Epistle written by
Robert Smith to the Persecuted Flock of Christ. -
A Letter sent to his Wife
Anne Smith. -
A Sententious Letter of
Robert Smith 's to his Wife. -
Robert Smith to all faithful Servants of Christ, exhorting them to be strong under Persecution.
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The principal heads of the first Examination of
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The Martyrdom of
Roger Coo ofMelford inSuffolk Sheer-man, first Examined before the Bishop ofNorwich, and by him Condemned12th. of August,1555. -
The Persecutions and Sufferings of
Robert Glover -
A Relation of the burning of
Thomas Drowry, a Blind Boy, andThomas Croker Bricklayer. -
A Relation of the Examination of
John Fortune ofHintlesham Suffolk Black-Smith, about in the20th day of the Moneth calledApril, before' DoctorParker and the Bishop, written with his own hand. -
John Careless
Examined before Doctor Martin. -
The publick Examination of
Julius Palmer atNewbery before DoctorJefferies, Bishop ofSarum, and others. -
A Remarkable Providence, whereby
Agnes Wardall was preserved from her Violent Persecutors, in the Town ofIpwich. -
The Examination of
John Jackson before DoctorCook. -
The Sufferings of William Dangerfield. -
The Sufferings, and Principal Heads and Matter of the Examination of
Richard Woodman, being written by his own hand, which being large I could not avoid abreviating them for the benefit of the Reader, as followeth. -
The Sufferings of
Richard Crashfield ofWymondham, Examined beforeDunning Chancellor ofNorwich. -
Whilst
John Noyes was Prisoner, his Wife desiring him to send her some tokens of Rememberance of him, thereupon he sent her several Sentences of Scripture for a Rememberance, as followeth. -
The Sufferings of
Cicely Ormes, Wife ofEdmund Ormes ofNorwich, Worsted-Weaver, burnt about the twenty third day ofSeptember. -
The Examination of
Thomas Sprudence before the Chancellor ofNorwich -
A Letter written by
John Rough, unto certain of his Friends, confirming, and strengthening them in the Truth. -
Another Letter of
John Rough's, written to the Congregation two dayes before he suffered. -
The Sufferings, and cruel Torments sustained by
Cutbert Simson, ofLondon, at the hands of the cruelPapists. - Here followeth an Account of such who suffered Tryals and Imprisonments for their Profession of the Truth, and who in all likelihood had also been burnt for the same, had not God, through his Mercy and Provi∣dence preserved them by the Death of the Queen.
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The Martyrdom of
Nicholas Burton Englishman, and Merchant inSpain. -
The Scourging of
Thomas Green. -
The Examination of Elizabeth Youngebefore M. Hussey. -
The Suffering and Preservation of
Richard Bartie ofLincolnshire andKatherine, Dutchess ofSuffolk, his Wife. -
The Sufferings and Preservation of
Thomas Rose, Aged Seventy six Years, in the Town ofLuton, and Country ofBedford. -
A true Relation of the Martyrdom of
Richard Atkins, an English man, by the bloody Papists atRome, Anno1581. -
Persecuted by the
Papists in Forreign Parts, &c.-
A brief Relation concerning the Horrible Massacree in
France, Ann.1571. -
An Account of four Martyrs burnt at
Lile inFlanders, in the year1556. whose names wereRobert Ogvier, andJane his wife,Baudicon andMartin his two Sons. -
The manner of the Merciless Inquisitors Tormenting such as are brought into the
Popish Inquisition inSpain. -
A Letter written by
Wouter Oom, Prisoner and Martyr in the City ofAntwerp, full of Consolation, against the fear of Persecution, directed to a Brother and Sister of his. -
A Relation of such things as fell out under the Goverment of
Alva; And of many men put to death,Anno 1567. -
An
English Man burnt atRome.
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A brief Relation concerning the Horrible Massacree in
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Great Persecution in
- Part IV.
- AN ACCOUNT OF THE Just Iudgments of God INFLICTED UPON PERSECUTORS Wherein is shewed The Wicked Lives and most horrible Untimely Deaths of many of the Persecutors of Old; Collected out of Ancient Histories, and out of the Scriptures.
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