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which have ever since been prosecuted by the self-same parties, faction, with an higher hand and more open face of late, then ever heretofore: That this plot was not a fiction, (unless only in that which concerns himself, wherein he knew there were some mistakes, he being not so odious at Rome as it seems to make him,) but a real truth in all or most particulars which concern our Religion; his own Diary, his endorsments on it together with our dear-bought experience, & late Discoveries concurring with it, fully evidence. His own cōviction therefore of its reality should have induced him, if not to prosecute, yet at leastwise to have revealed itto the Parliament, that they might have fifted it to the Bran, which he never did; Master Prynne's seizing it in his Chamber, to his great grief, being the only means to bring it unto light: His argument, that it makes most of anything for the justification of his sincerity to our Religion, and opposition to Popery, aggravates, not extenuates his offense in concealing it, because then he had more reason to disclose it, as well for his own vindication from scandal, as the public safety of our King, Church, Religion; but his engagements to this confederated Popish party, and the Advancment of their cause were such, that he preferred them before his own private pretended justification, or the safety of all these coupled together: Wherefore he still remains under the guilt, weight of this and all other the Commons forementioned particular charges, notwithstanding all his Answers, Defences to enervate or elude them: And therefore upon this first general Branch of his Charge, the Commons prayed Judgment against him from the House of Peers, as the Archest Traitor, the cunningest Underminer Subverter of of our established Religion, the greatest Advancer of Popery, and most sedulous Agent to reduce us back to Rome, of any Archbishop or pretender to the Protestant Religion, that our English Soil or the Christian world have ever bred; concluding in the Poets words, Dij talem terris avertite Pestem.

The remaining Branches of whose Charge and Trial, we shall (God willing) contract into a lesser Volume, and publish with convenient speed; in each Branch whereof, he will appear as Criminall, as Treasonable, as Arch a Malefactor as in this, wherein he most protested, most labored to assert his Innocency against so many pregnant Evidences and clear Demonstrations of his guiltiness, as will render him most execrable to all true Protestants for eternity, however some have already enrolled him in their lying Legends, for a most glorious Martyr, and more meritorious Saint, then ever his traitorous Predecessor Becket was; whose Treasons and other grand Misdemeanours, were far inferior both in quantity, quality, and a trocity unto his.

THE TABLE OF THE Principal matters contained in this History, some Pages whereof being over-cast and twice set, others misprinted; wherethey are twice paged, thou shalt find that in the later which is not in the former; and the other in the corrected, that is not in the mistaken pages.

• Dr. Robert Abbots testimony of Lauds inclination to Popery in a public Sermon in Oxford, p. 155, 410, 411. 545 546.

  Absolution of Priests but declarative, expunged, p. 207. 350 to 357.

  Ferdinando Adams Excommunicated and vexed by Lauds Officers, for not removing the Lord's Table, and setting up a place of Scripture near the Commissaries Court, p. 101. 488, 489, 494.

  Mr. Adams his Sermon in defense of Auricular Confession, p. 192, 193.

  Adoring the Eucharist, passages concerning it, and against Popish Adorations expunged, p. 271.

  Altars erected, justified as Christ's Throne, furnished with Candlesticks, Tapers, and other Popish Trinckets, railed in, bowed to by Lauds Example and Injunctions, and justified to be necessary, p. 62, 63, 64 67 68, 71. 72, 76. 102, 113, 114, 101 to 125, 148, 191, 199, 200, 217, 218. 473 to 490.

  Passages against Altars expunged, p. 279.

  Placed anciently in the midst not East end of the Choir, p. 480 to 490.

  Bishop Andrew's his Popish Chapel opiions and Altar-furniture, p. 121 to 125. 424 425 499.

  Angel Guardians Invocation maintained in late printed Books, p. 213. 214.

  Antichrist by our own Statutes, Homilies, Writers, resolved to be the Papacy and Pope, yet denied by Laud and his Confederates, who purged out the Name and Title thereof, when applied to the Pope; with King James his opinion concerning Antichrist and Bishop Ushers, p. 178, 206, 207, 260 to 279,542, 551 to 555.

  Apostasy, see falling from grace,

  Arbitrary Government, passages against it expunged, p. 289, 290.

  Arminianism, a Plot of the Jesuits; it and Arminians countenanced, promoted by Laud, passages against them purged out; Books against them suppressed; their Errors countenanced in Press, Pulpit, p. 159 to 178, 284, 285. 507 to 517 530 to 537.

  See Election, Predestination, Universal Grace.

  Articles of Ireland against Arminianism and the Pope suppressed by Lauds means, p. 177, 178, 272. 509. 512.

  Assurance of salvation, passages deleted out of new Books in defense thereof by Lauds Agents, p. 287 to 291

  Ave Mary's use and practice justified in new printed Books, p. 213, 214.

  Auricular Confession maintained in Print, Pulpit, practice; passages against it expunged by Laud and his instruments, p. 188 to 196. 288, 289.

  Dr. Aylets Letter concerning the railing in Lord's Tables, and receiving at the Rails, p, 121.

B

• Baker an Arminian advanced by Laud, a Licenser of Popish Books, and purger of passages against Popery and Arminianism: his Answer concerning the Gunpowder Treason, p. 184, 186. 256 to 300. sparsim 360. 528.

  Baptism, passages against the Papists, and Popish Ceremonies used in it, deleted, p. 292, 295, 296. 338 339.

  Cardinal Barbarino, Patron of the English Nation, head of the Jesuits here, his endeavors to reconcile us to Rome, and entertainment of Secretary Windebanks Sons at Rome, p. 242. 422, 423, 445, 446, 447.

  Dr. Bastwicks, Mr. Pryns, and Mr. Burtons unjust Censures by Lauds prosecution, for opposing his Popish Innovations, and the illegal proceedings against them, p. 110, to 114, 488, to 497, 513, 517, 518, 519, 520.

  Dr. Bayly an Arminian, promoted by Laud, p. 356, 359.

  Beacons Reprinted Book against the Mass, called in by Laud upon a Jesuits complaint, and the Printer threatened to be suppressed, p. 189, 190. 513, 514, 516

  Dr. Beal an Arminian and Popishly affected, Lauds creatures advanced by him, p. 73, 193, 357, 359.

  Tho: Becket an arch-Traitor, prayed to, Christ invoked to save us by this Traitors blood: Passages against him purged out of new Books, Epist. Ded. p. 293.

  Beckington Church Wardens most cruelly persecuted, Excommunicated, forced to public Recantations, to the breaking of one of their hearts, for not removing and railing in the Lord's Table Altarwise by Lauds direction, p. 97, to 101, 488, 489, 494.

  Bishop Beedles Letters to Laud, of the strange increase of Popery, and boldness of the Popish Prelates, Priests and party in Ireland, p. 436, 437.

  Mr. Bendy his Testimony, p. 71.

  Mr. Bernard's Censure in the High Commission, and cruel usage for praying for the Queens Conversion, and preaching against Popery, Arminianism, and their dangerous increase, p. 362, to 367. 535, 536

  Bibles with Notes prohibited, seized, and the importers of them punished by Laud, p. 124, 181, 182, 454. 513, 515, 516, 529.

  A Crucifix embroidered on his own Bible. p. 66. 470

  Popish Pictures of Christ, the Holy Ghost, Crucifixes, and the Virgin Mary, printed and bound up in English and Latin Bibles by Lauds direction, and those to be called the Archbishops Bibles, p. 109, 110. 471, 491, 497, 515.

  The Popish Index Biblicus here printed and bound up with our Bibles to corrupt them, p. 243, 244, 513, 514, 519

  Mr. Birkets vexation in the High Commission for removing the Table out of the Rails at the Sacraments Administration, and not bowing at the Name of Jesus, p. 96, • 7, 488, 494.

  Lordly Bishops, passages concerning thē expunged out of new Books, p. 293, 394

  Their jurisdiction and superiority over other Ministers, claimed by Laud and his Confederates, not from the King, but Iure Divine: Bishop Halls Letters, book & Propositions to Laud concerning it. No true Churches without such Bishops, p. 227 to 299, 293, 294. 389, 390, 540, 541

  The Bishops of Ireland's Protestation against toleration of Popery, p. 434.

  Bishops Popish and Arminian preferred by Laud, p. 335 to 355. 530, 531

  Books against Popery, Arminianism, suppressed, in defense of them Licensed by Laud and his instruments, who purged the most material passages against Popery out of new printed Books, prohibited the reprinting of old, and restored Popish Books, when seized, contrary to the Statute, p. 178 to 348, 453, 455. 512 to 530.

  Bowing to or towards the Altar, and at the Name of Jesus, borrowed from the Papists, yet enjoined by Laud, p. 63, 64. 71, 79, 80, 81, 152, 361, 467, 468, 469, 473, 474 475, 486, 487, 515, 520. See Altar.

  Dr. Bramhall his Letter to Laud from Ireland, and his Agent there, p. 82, 179, 355. 512

  Dr. Bray, Lauds household Chaplain, an Arminian, a Licenser of Popish, purger of Orthodox Books, yet promoted by him, p. 108, 109, 186, 253, 234, 258, 261 &c. 354. 357, 360. 524 to 529

  Sir Nathaniel Brent his testimony of Laud, his Popish inclination, company, and proceedings in his Metropolitical visitation by his directions, p. 59 62, 64, 71, 79, 80 89 90, 91. 410, 411, 413. 418, 419, 545, 546 Mr. Brodes testimony of St. Giles, p. 428.

  Dr. Brooks Letter and Book to Laud against Predestination, and the Parliament, p. 167.

  Dr. Brown his Adoring of, bowing to the Altar and Crucifix in the Kings Chapel, p. 69. 473, 475

  Advanced by Laud, p. 347.

  Duke of Buckingham advanceth Laud, makes him his Confessor and intimate Counselor, writes Letters to, and receives Letters from him, when in Spain, France, to make up the Matches there: Author of the K. Voyage into Spain, to corrupt him is his Religion, p. 416, 417. 547, 548, 549

  Bulls passages against Popes Bulls deleted, p. 322, &c.

C

• Calvin, passages in his praise deleted, his person, words abused, perverted, misrecited by the Archb. to justify Images & real presence, p. 293, 462, 463, 464. 499, 504, 505, 506 514, 520.

  His censures of Images in Churches, dancing and pastimes on the Lord's day, Ib.

  Cambridge University infected with Popish Innovations, Doctors, Doctrines by Laud and his instruments, p. 73. 74, 192, 193, 359, 476 to 479

  Candlesticks and Tapers on Altars, borrowed from the Papists, introduced and used by the Archbishop, p. 62, 122, 123 479, 487.

  Canonical hours observed, justified by Laud, who digested his private Devotions into them, p. 67, 208. 471, 472.

  Canons made 1640. Voted illegal, and charged on the Archbishop, p. 12, 26, 29, 39, 44.

  Canons pressed by him on the Church of Scotland, p. 32, 33.

  Cardinalship twice offered to Laud, and expected by other Englishmen, p. 432, 433. 548, 550

  Bishop Carltons Book against Montague, and Arminianism suppressed, and Montague made Bishop in his place, p. 159, 161, 162. 507, 508

  Cathedrals visited, infected with divers Popish Ceremonies, Innovations, Injunctions, Statutes by Laud, p. 59. to 57, 204, 205, 206. 536, 537, 538

  Ceremonies Popish introduced, passages against them expunged, p. 295, 299.

  Mr. Chaloners testimony against Laud, p. 414. 415. 545, 546, 547

  Chaplains Popish and Arminian preferred to King and Prince by Laud, p. 356, 357. 517, 529, 532, 533,

  Champneys, his Arminian Letter Reprinted by Dr. Martins and Lauds License, as the Doctrine of a Church, though Refuted by Veron and Crowly long since, as contrary thereunto: A strange imposture discovered by Mr. Prynne, p. 168, 169. 507, 508, 510, 511.

  Mr. Chancyes Censure and Recantation for opposing the Rails, and preaching against the dangerous increase of Popery and Arminianism, p. 93, 94, 361, 362. 488, 493, 535, 536.

  Mr Chapel a grand Arminian made Provost of the University of Dublin in Ireland to corrupt it, by Laud, where he vented both Arminianism and Popery, p. 359. 533

  Chapels Consecrated and adorned with Popish furniture by Laud, p. 120, to 128. 513, 520

  King CHARLS his Pardon granted to the Archbishop of all Treasons, &c. under the great Seal, after the beginning of his Trial. Epist. Ded.

  He deems Lauds death, blood meritorious, and a means to promote his Cause, Ib. Popish Innovations in his Chapel; and at his Coronation, p. 67, 68, 69, 70. 473 to 477

  His warrants without Date procured by Laud for printing the Book of Sports, altering the Gunpowder Treason Book, and maintaining St. Giles, a most dangerous Priest, in Oxford, p. 148, 247, 248, 407, 408. 522, 577.

  Displeased with the Commons for questioning Montague's Appeal, whom he made a Bishop, yet called in his Book by Proclamation, p. 158, 161, 162.

  His Declaration before the 39 Articles, wrested to propagate Arminianism, and suppress truth, p. 120, to 164.

  His Proclamation for calling in and suppressing Sales his Popish Book, how procured, mistaken to abuse the world, and justify Laud and Heywood, p. 186, 187.

  His Instructions concerning Lectures and preaching, how procured, abused, p. 370, to 474. 478 to 488

  His Letter to the Archbishop and Bishops, concerning Ordination penned by Laud, how much abused to suppress preaching, and keep out good men from the Ministry, p. 382 to 385. 537, 538, 539

  His Voyage into Spain of purpose to seduce him in his Religion, which was there attempted by the Pope, his Nuncio, the Jesuits, Buckingham and Digby; and King James his Instructions to him before he went, concerning his writing that the Pope was Antichrist: Lauds privity and assistance to the Voyage, Match, Instructions, and the Match with France plotted by the Popish party to seduce the King, p. 416, to 419, 547 to 550

  His command to judge Richardson, to St. revoke his Order against Wakes and Revels, p. 151, &c.

  St. Clara his Book Dedicated to him, to reconcile him and us to Rome, p. 423. Ana Fustidius Dedicated to him by Cardinal Barbarino, Ibid.

  Bishop of Calcedon, Lauds intimacy with him, and Windebanks use of him, p. 454, 455.

  Catechizing in the Afternoon a mere pretence to suppress Preaching, and what form must be used, p. 368, 369, 370, 372, 374 376, 378

  Chaplains in private houses suppressed, p, 369, 371, 372.

  Mistress Charnocks testimony, p. 69.

  Christ's Epistle to a devout Soul: a Popish Book Licensed, p. 186, 187, 195, &c.

  Church maintained to be always visible: The Church of Rome to be a true Church, to have the same Religion with in, not to have erred in Fundamentals; the Reformed Protestant Churches to be no Churches, if they want Lord Bishops, and not to be of our Religion; by Laud and his adherents, who endeavoared to suppress the Dutch, French and Walloon Churches here; and purged out clauses concerning the Church, and building Churches East and West, p. 27, 30, 207, 293, 296 to 300, 388 to 409. 441. 530, 531, 532.

  High Commission, Lauds design to advance its power, p. 369.

  St. Clara his intimacy with Canterbury, and Book to reconcile us to Rome, p. 39 423 to 432 550, 557 to 560.

  Dr. Clerks Sermons miserably gelded, purged by Lauds Chaplains, p. 254 to 376

  John Cooks testimony against Canteroury, p. 452, 453.

  Mr. Cooks recantation in Oxford, p. 176

  Consecrations of Flagous, Altarclothes, Churches, Chapels, Churchyards, merely Popish, introduced, used justified by Canterbury, whose Arguments for them are examined, refuted, p. 65, 114 to 128, 217, 218. 497 to 506.

  Considerations compiled and presented by Laud to the King, to suppress Preaching, Lectures, Lecturers, p. 368 to 376. 536, 537, 477.

  Con the Popes Nuncio, p. 413, 440.

  Contrition Popish, passages against it expunged. p. 308.

  Copes introduced & enjoined by Laud, p. 64 71. 76, 80, 81. 468 469 476 to 490.

  Mr. Corbets testimony and trouble for not bowing to the Altar, by Bishop Laud and his Visitor, p. 71. 477.

  Earl of Corks Tomb in Ireland ordered by Laud to be taken down, for standing in the place of the Altar, and Letters thence concerning it, p. 82 to 88.

  Dr. J. Cosin, a Popish Innovator at Durham & Cambridge, advanced & protected by Laud, p. 72, 73 78, 355, 356. 532.

  Councils Evangelical to perfection, justified in new printed Books, p. 209, 210. Passages against them expunged, p. 300.

  Counselors that are ill, passages against them purged out of new Books by Laud and his Agents, p. 245 301, 302.

  Creed-Church how consecrated by Laud, p. 113, 114 598 503.

  Credentia a Popish Innovation and Utensil introduced by Laud in his Chapel, p. 63 464, 468.

  Crowlyes Answer to Champenyes, p. 69

  Croxton recommended by Laud to the Lord Deputy Wentworth: by him advanced in Ireland, his Letter to the Archbishop, and practice of auricular confession publicly there. p. 194 195.

  Crucifixes erected by the Archbishop and his Agents in his own and the Kings Chapels, Cathedrals, and elsewhere p. 59 to 57. 205, 205, 216. 462 to 490. Justified by him, p. 464, 465.

  Mr. Culmer suspended by Laud, for not reading the Declaration for Sports on the Lord's day, p. 146. 506.

  Dr. Cumber his justification of Auricular Confession and Letter to Laud, with his Answer thereunto touching Mr. Bernard's Sermon, p. 193. 363, 364. 535.

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• Dancing and other Pastimes on the Lord's day justified in late printed Books; condemned by Fathers, Councils, Calvin & others, p. 222 to 226 372. 504, 505, 506.

  Davis his Petition to Laud concerning Contributions to rail in the Altar, p 90.

  Deans Arminian and Popish preferred by Laud, p. 356 532, 533.

  Declaration for Sports enlarged, reprinted and pressedon Ministers by Lauds Practice, p. 128 156 382.

  Decree of God: passages concerning it deleted, p. 333, 364, 365.

  Decree of Star-chamber concerning licensing and reprinting Books, illegal, procured abused by Laud, to the prejudice of our Religion, and the advancement of Poperty and Arminianism, p. 198, to 210, 512. to 516.

  Barron Denham his Orders against Wakes, Revels, Churchals, p. 126, 127, 153, 154, 513, 515.

  Master Dell, Lauds Secretary, his Letter to silence Master Leigh, p. 388. His intimacy with Priests and Jesuits, and answer to the Pursevants, p. 450, 451, 453.

  Master Deuxels testimony of Priests liberty in their prisons, p. 450.

  Master Dow advanced, his popish Book, p. 207, 357.

  Bishop Downhams Book against the Arminians and falling from Grace, called in by Lauds means both in England and Ireland, p. 171, 172, 508, 510.

  His Protestation against toleration of popery in Ireland, p. 434.

  Doctor Duppa an Arminian, made Vice-Chancellor of Oxford, and promoted by Laud, 176, p. 354, 359, 360.

  Master Dury his reordination and attempts to reconcile the Calvinists and Lutherans, p. 340, 539, 541

  Dutch and French reformed Churches in England prosecuted and deprived of their privileges by Laud, accounted no true Churches, nor of our Religion, p. 27, 33, 388, to 409, 539, to 543.

E

• King Edward VI. his Patent to the Dutch and French, to enjoy Churches of their own Discipline in England, p. 394, 395. his times depressed, p. 420, 421.

  Election Universal and from foreseen Faith and Works maintained, passages against it deleted, p. 303, to 307, 309, to 312.

  Egerton his testimony against Laud, p. 453.

  Equivocation, clauses against it expunged, p. 307.

F

• Faith alone doth not justify, but Charity and Works, maintained, passages against it, the nature of faith and growth in it, deleted, p. 209, 307, 314, 315, 341.

  Falling from Grace maintained in many late printed Books, and passages against it expunged, p. 219, 279, to 287, 314, 315, 316, 425.

  Fast Book purged of passages against popery by Laud, p. 250. Passages against popish Fasting deleted, p. 307.

  Fastidius his Book printed and dedicated to the King by Cardinal Barbarino, p. 423

  Feares carnal, passages against them, and the fear of God, expunged, p. 388, 341.

  Dr. Featlies testimony against Laud, and the purging of his Sermons by his Chaplain and command, p. 59, 62, 63, 64, 108, 254, 259, 269, 270, 279, to 283, 459, 526, 527.

  Feoffes for buying impropriatioas suppressed by Laud, p. 385, to 389, 537, 538, 539

  Fisher the Jesuit enlarged, protected by Windebank, his answer to the Lord's, and Lauds kind dealing with him and his, p. 451, 452, 457.

  Flemming the popish Archbishop of Dublin his proceedings, and the popish Priests Protestation against him, p. 438.

  Master Fords severe censure and banishment for opposing Arminianism in Oxford by Lauds means, p. 174, 175, 176.

  Master Foxlies imprisonment by Laud, and his spite to him for furthering the buying in impropriations, p. 387, 388, 537, 539.

  Master Fox Acts and Monuments prohibited reprinting and use, p, 87, 88, 184.

  Free-will maintained in new Books, passages against it expunged, p, 208, 209. 254, 308, 309.

  Friars Flagellant, passages against them deleted, p. 309.

G

• Master Gellibrand prosecuted for his Almanac by Laud at the Queens and Papists requests in the High Commission, p. 182, 183, 513, 516.

  Saint Giles a dangerous seducing Papist, maintained by Laud in Oxford, the Author of Deus, Natura & Gratia, as those beyond the Sea affirmed, p. 39, 427, to 433. 557, to 562. His testimony of Lauds cordial affection to popery, p. 428.

  God not the Author of sin, passages concerning it deleted, p. 309. his over-ruling providence in the punishment and pulling down of wicked men by their own Counsels, Epist. Dedicat.

  Goldsmiths testimony against Laud, p. 452.

  Grace Universal and the power of resisting Grace, maintained; passages against it deleted, p. 220, 309, 310, 311.

  Gray, a diligent discoverer, apprehender of Priests and Jesuits, discouraged, committed by Laud for his good Service, others warned by him not to come in his company, under pain of losing of their places, called a Priestcatching-knave, ordered to put in Bond never to prosecute Priests more ere released, p. 451, 452, 457, 558, 559, 562.

  Master Grimstones Speech against Laud upon his impeachment, p. 20, 21.

  Powder-treason Book altered by Laud in favor of Papists, p. 246, 522, 523.

H

• Habernfields discovered Plot of Treason concealed by Laud, p. 459, 460, 563, 554.

  Bishop Hals Letter against Arminianism purged by Lauds Chaplain, p. 165, 166, 508, 509, 512. His Letters, Book and Propositions sent to Laud, touching Episcopacy by Divine Right, and the bloting out the Title of Antichrist out of his Book given to the Pope, p. 228, to 239, 263, 275, 276, 416, 540, 541, 542.

  Sir William Hamilton, agent at Rome to the Pope, his respects to Windebank, and entertainment of his sons at Rome, p. 446, 447, 448.

  Hardning, passages concerning it against the Arminians deleted, p. 313, 214.

  Harmony of Confessions mis-alleged by Laud, in justification of Images in Churches p. 472, 473.

  Francis Harris his testimony concerning Laud, p. 411, 412.

  Doctor Haywood Lauds Chaplain, a Licenser of popish Books, and purger of orthodox passages against popery, Papists, Arminianism, advanced by him, a practiser of popish Ceremonies, p. 63, 64, 186, 187, &c. to 350

  Sparsim, 356, 357, 528, 533, 534.

  Heresy determined by Parli. p. 521, 522.

  Doctor Heylin advanced by Laud, his popish and profane Books and passage against the Feoffees for Impropriations, Sabbath, &c. p. 186. to 215, 216, 227, 356, 360, 521.

  Master Hills recantation, and Mr. Hobes p. 173, 176.

  Historical Narration, a strange imposture in justification of Arminianism, discovered by Mr. Prynne, p. 168, 169, 170, 513, 510

  Holy-days, passages against them deleted, p. 312.

  Our Homilies condemn Images, Altars, Tapers, Copes, and the Pope as Antichrist: censured, passages transcribed out of them, expunged by Lauds direction, p. 102, to 110. 360, 426.

  Master Howe censured in the High Commission for praying to God to preserve the Prince from popish education, p 420, 548, 549

  Doctor Hoyle his testimony, p. 359, 533.

  Sir Anthony Hungerfords Treatises against Popery denied License by Laud and his Chaplain, unless expunged; and Sir Edmund Hungerfords testimony concerning it, p. 252, 253, 524, 525, 527.

  Anne Hussey, her testimony and discovery, menaced and reviled by Laud for it, p. 459, 563, 564.

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• Doctor Jackson of Canterbury, his bowing to the Altar, and testimony against Laud. p. 79, 534.

  Doctor Jackson of Corpus Christi, an Arminian, advanced by Laud, p. 166, 167, 356, 359, 533, 534.

  K. Ja. his censure of Arminianism for heresy, p. 512. the Popes being Antichrist, p. 419.

  Jesuits planters of Arminianism, their Letter, p. 159, 160, Lauds intimacy with, and Windebanks release and protection of them, p. 443, to 459. 556, to 562. passages against them deleted, p. 267.

  Bishop Jewels Works disliked by Laud, and prohibited reprinting, p. 17, 88, 184.

  Images popish of Christ, God, the holy Ghost, Virgin Mary, erected by Laud in his Chapel, Gallery, Study, Churches, contrary to our Statutes, Homilies, Injunctions, Writers; justified by him, printed and inserted into our Bibles; passages for them authorized, against them expunged; his perverting of Authors to justify them, and censure of Master Shelfield for breaking, and Master Workman for preaching against them, adored by some, p. 58, to 62, 66, to 78, 93, 102, to 110, 204, to 207 462, to 480, 487.

  Infallibility of the Church, a clause against it deleted, p. 318.

  Doctor Jones his Commentary on the Hebrews strangely purged and corrupted by the Licenser, p. 255, to 348 528,

  Master William Jones questioned in the High Commission for not reading the book for Sports, and praying for the Queens conversion, p. 420.

  Father Josephs letter to Windebank, p 445

  Ireland, the Archbishops disposing of all preferments and Church-Offices there, his intelligence and Papers thence of the strange increase of Popery, Papists, and the insolency of popish Prelates, Priests, Monks, Nuns there, and yet denial of it in his Answer to the Commons Remonstance, p. 82, to 87, 171, 172, 154, 355, 433, to 446, 534.

  Doctor Juckson made Bishop of London and Lord Treasurer by Laud, p. 354.

  Justification by Faith only denied, by Works and Charity, asserted in new Books, passages against it deleted, p. 203, 314, 315, 316, 359, 424, 425.

K

• Master Kilby his recantation, p. 176.

  Kings arbitrary power and taxes, passages against them deleted in new Books, p. 289 290, 319, 319.

L

• Lactantius his passage against Images, p. 463.

  Sir John Lamb, Lauds creature, Letters of intelligence & information to him to be communicated to Laud, a Bribe of 51 enclosed in a Petition to him, p. 91, 92, 93, 380, 454.

  Master Lancasters reasons, why he should be Archbishop of Cassels, p. 354.

  Lainy an Arminian and Popish Doctor promoted by Laud, p. 193, 359.

  Latham an informer to Lamb and Laud p. 91, 92, 381.

  Latin service enjoined by Laud, p. 71, 477, 478.

  LAUD his rise and violent deportment in Church, State, p. 17, 18, 19. and throughout this History; his first accusation, impeachmēt, commitment, with the Articles exhibited against him both by the Commons and Scots, p. 19, to 41. His Petitions to the Lord's for Counsel, delay of his Trial, maintenance, with the Answers to them, and Orders of both Houses preceding his Trial, p. 42, to 49. His Answer and Demurrer to the Commons Articles, p. 43, 47. His first appearance at the Lord's Barre upon his Trial, with the passages concerning it, p. 45, 46. The manner and days of his Trial, with his Speech at the Lord's Barre at the beginning thereof, p. 49, to 57. The general heeds of his charge p. 47. The proofs and proceedings upon the first branch of his Charge, touching the subvertion of Religion, and introducing of popery, p. 57, to 565. His popish Innovations Ceremonies, Superstitions, Pictures, Books at Lambeth and Croydon, p. 59, to 67. 461, to 473. at Whitehall in the Kings Chapel, and at Westminster at the Kings coronation, p. 67, to 71. 473, to 476. in the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, p. 70, to 76. 476, to 479. in the Cathedrals of Gloucester, Durham, Canterbury, Hereford, Winchester, Worcester, &c. and in Ireland, p. 75, to 87. 478, to 488. in Parish Churches and Chapels, p, 87, to 114. 487, 488, &c. His proceedings against Master Smart, Master Chancy, Master Burket, and divers others in the High-commission and Star-chamber, for opposing his popish Innovations, p. 93, to 114. 488, to 498, His Innovations in popish consecrations of Churches, Church-yards Chapels, Foundation-stones, &c. with the popish furniture of his Chapel, and his dedefences thereof, p. 114, to 128. 498, to 505. His promoting and enforcing the Book of Sports, and severely censuring Ministers for not reading it, the account whereof was given to him, p. 128, to 154. 503, to 508. His introducing, fomenting Arminianism, protecting, advancing Arminians, and prosecuting their opposers, and all Books, Sermons against Arminianism, p. 154, to 178. 507. to 512. His various attempts to introduce direct Doctrinal Popery, by maintaining, authorizing, printing, importing popish Books and Errors, prohibiting the printing of new, reprinting of old orthodox Books against them, and purging out the most pregnant passages against popery, popish errors, Priests, Jesuits, the Pope himself, profaneness, and arbitrary papal power out of Books tendered to License, of which there are sundry Examples, pag. 198, to 346. 512, to 530. His preferring of divers Arminians, and persons popishly affected (as Montague, Manwaring, Cosins, and divers others) to Bishoprics, Deanaries, Vicechancellourships, Headships in the Universities, Chaplainships to the King, Prince, Himself, others; to Prebendaries and the best livings both in England and Ireland, and suppressing, persecuting those who opposed popery and its increase, p. 345, to 368. 529, to 537. His manifold plots and devices to suppress Preaching, Lecturers, Lectures, keep out godly men from the Ministry, and subverting the Feoffees for Impropriations, p. 368, to 388. 536, to 539. His endeavors to suppress the Protestant Dutch, French and Walloone Churches among us, his invading their privileges, molesting them divers years, & esteeming them no Churches of Christ, nor their Ministers to be Ministers, because they had no Diocesian Lord Bishops, p. 388, to 409. His manifold endeavors to reduce and reconcile us to Rome, his correspondency with Priests, Jesuits, and and concurring with them in their Designes and Treasons, with his Answers and the Commons Replies thereto, p. 409, to 460. 543, to 565.

  His Answers, Defences to his several charges, and the Commons Reply thereunto, p. 463, to 565. canonized for a Martyr and Saint at Oxford, and his blood reputed meritorious, Epist. Dedic. See other particulars concerning him in the other Titles of this Table.

  Doctor Laurence his popish Sermon; he promoted by Laud, p. 186, 356, 359.

  Law possible to be fulfilled, p. 210, 211. contrary passages deleted, p. 310, to 323.

  Leander a popish Friar intimate with Laud, and his quondam chamberfellow, sent over to reconcile us to Rome, p. 412, 431, 448, 449, 556, 557, 559.

  Lectures, Lecturers suppressed by Laud and his confederates, by what means, and Orders made for that purpose, p. 268, to 390. 536, to 540.

  Master Lee silenced by Lauds special command, p. 380, 381, 537, 538.

  Doctor Louis (who fled hence for sodomy) advanced by Laud, p. 356.

  Doctor Lindsey a grand Arminian and popish Divine advanced by Laud to several Bishoprics, acquainted him with Sancta Clara, and brought him and his Book to him ere it was printed, his words concerning the Homilies, p. 353, 359, 426, 427.

  William Long champ, Bishop of Eli his pride and power imitated by Laud, p. 17, 18.

  Love of God constant, deleted, p. 322, 341.

M

• Mr. Mady convented by Laud for preaching against Arminianism. p. 135

  Dr. Man waring censured, disabled by Parliament (for maintaining arbitrary Taxes and Government) from any Church-preferments, advanced to a Living, Deanery, Bishopric, and consecrated Bishop by Laud; his popish Innovations at Worcester, p. 81, 352, 353, 356, 530, 531.

  Marriage of Priests, passages for it deleted out of new Books, p. 324.

  Dr. Martin an Arminian Laud's Chaplain, advanced by him his Arminian practices, p. 167, 168, 123, 357, 359, 508, 5112. Queen Mary's days magnified by Laud, Queen Elizabeth's and Edw. 6. depressed, p. 420, 421, 547, 548, 549.

  Virgin Mary's invocation, adoration, birth without Original sin, with the use of Aves to her justified, passages contrary thereunto expunged, her statue with Christ in her arms erected at Saint Mary's in Oxford, and adored, p. 72. 213. to 218, 324.

  Lud. à Sancta Maria his Theses at Rome, p. 419, 420.

  Mass and its merit justified, passages against it deleted, p. 322, 323, 324, 347, 425

  Mass-book noted, imitated, approved by Laud, in whose study two of them, stately guilt were found, who took the pattern of his Chapel Windowes out of it, p. 59. to 67, 417, 471.

  Sir Toby Matthew a dangerous seducing Priest and Jesuit, his intimacy with Laud, the Popes Bull to him to recommend his Nuncio to his custody, and reconcile England to Rome, p. 448, to 452, 455, 456, 557, 559.

  Tho. Mayo his testimony against Laud, p. 450, 451.

  Mediator Christ alone, not Saints or Angels, deleted in new Boooks, p. 328, 329.

  Merits and Works of Supererogation justified, passages against them deleted, p. 209. 210. 315. to 318, 425.

  Master Middletons Letters to Laud, p. 429, 430, 431.

  Sir Henry Mildmay, & Anthony Mildmay their testimonies against Laud, of his Innovations in the Court, and esteem in Rome p. 67, 68, 412, 413, 414 543, 546, 547.

  Ministers duty: passages concerning it deleted out of new Books, p. 325, 326. See Preaching.

  Mixing Water with Wine in the Sacrament, passages against it deleted, p. 325.

  Monasteries, Monks, Monastical Vowes, Life, justified in new Books, passages against them deleted, erected in England and Ireland, yet denied by Laud, when complained of by the Commons, p. 212, 325, 433 to 548, 550, 551.

  Ri. Montague an Arminian & popish Divine questioned, voted against in Parlia. protected, advanced to Bishoprics, and consecrated by Laud; his Popish Books justified, approved, reserved by him, Books against them suppressed; his intimacy with the Popes Nuncio, and endeavors to reconcile us to Rome, his Son sent to Rome, Lauds instrument to help reduce us to it; his Visitation Articles concerning Arminianism, Lectures, Lecturers, &c. account to Laud of his proceedings, scurrilous censure of Henry the 8 ^th , popish and Arminian Tenets, Book in defense of Altars, Sacrifices, and opinion of coming up to the Railes, p. 94, to 103, 113, 157, to 163, 177, 171, 350, 351, 351, 352, 376, 377, 443, 530, 531, 554, 555.

  Murder in Magistrates, passages against it deleted, p. 328.

N

• Nature well used, no means to obtain Grace, deleted, p. 329.

  Bishop Neal, Lauds Patron at first, a Popish, Arminian, unpreaching Prelat, promoted by Laud to Winchester and York, p. 354, 530, 531, 532.

  Moster Newtons testimony against Laud, p. 449, 453.

  Master Nixons testimony concerning Innovations in Oxford, and adoring the Statue of the Virgin Mary there erected, p. 72. 455, 456.

  Popes Nuncioes entertainment in England, p. 440. See Panzani, Rossetti.

O

• Oath ex Officio, passages concerning it deleted, p. 329, 330.

  Etcetera Oath made by Laud, damned in Parliament. p. 19, 26, 30.

  Visitation Oaths prescribed against Law, p. 96.

  Obedience, blind and popish justified, p. 197. passages against it deleted, p. 291, 292.

  Oblations at the Altar used, introduced, prescribed by Laud, p. 72.

  Master Oldsworths testimony of Lauds encroachments upon the Lord Chamberlaines Office, in commending Chaplains to the King, p. 356, 357, 532, 533.

  Ordination, limitations concerning it prescribed by Laud in the Kings name, to ill purposes, held to be void and null, unless made by Bishops, p. 368, 370, 382, 383, 384.

  Original sin, passages orthodox concerning it deleted, p. 313, 328, 329.

  Doctor Owen his popish Statue erected at St. Mary's in Oxford adored, and he made a Bishop, p. 72, 335, 477, 478, 537, 538.

  Oxford University, Laud made Chancellor of it unduly, her Statutes altered by Laud, his popish Arminian Vice-Chancelours and proceedings there against Anti-Arminians, their giving him Papal titles, Of your HOLINESSE, &c. p. 70, to 74. 154, 359, 441, 476, 477, 478.

P

• Master Page his Petition to Laud about the Declaration for Sports, p. 149, 150.

  Master Palmer a Lecturer, complaints to Laud against Archbishop Abbot for suffering him, p. 372, 373.

  Panzani the Popes Nuncio, his Letter to Windebank of thanks, for releasing Priests and favor to Roman Catholics, p. 352, 440, 444.

  Papists, passages against them expunged, their boasts in Books, and speeches of our relapse and falling baek to their Religion, p. 113, 114, 260, to 270, 554.

  Archbishop Parker his censure of Popish Ceremonies, consecrations of Churches, p. 18, 119, 125.

  Bishop Pierce advanced by Laud, his Invations, suppressing of Preaching, Lectures, persecution of such who refused to rail in Lord's Tables, &c. by Lauds command, his letters to Laud about Churchales, Revels, &c. impious speeches, against Lectures, preaching, p. 97, to 101, 134, 141, 353, 372, 377, 378

  Penance Popish, justified, prescribed in printed Books, p. 195, 196, 197. clauses against it expunged, p. 331.

  Perfection attainable in this life maintained, p. 220.

  Perseverance in Grace, passages for it deleted out of new Books, p. 279, 280, 332.

  Pilgrimages Popish, passages against them deleted, p. 323.

  Bishop Pilkington his censure of Popish consecrations of Churches, p. 115, 110.

  Doctor Pocklington his popish profane Books published by Lauds command, his and their censure in Parliament, his Petition; derivation of Lauds succession from Rome, and terming our Martyrs Rebels, Traitors, Heretics, but popish Martyrs Saints: promoted by Laud, p. 184, 186, 190, 196, to 241, 357, 358, 458. 552, 554.

  Pontifical and Ceremonial of Rome, found in Lauds Study, and immitated by him in his Popish Innovations and superstition, p. 62, 63, 64. 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 81, 112, 113, 126.

  Pope maintained by Laud and his Confederates, not to be Antichrist; to be supreme head of the Church; Passages against his Tyranny, Treasons, Pardons, &c. deleted; his Bull to Sir Toby Matthew and Nuncioes in England: See Antichrist, p. 259. to 268, 542, 551, to 555.

  Popery maintained in printed Books, passages against it in general and particular deleted, intended to be introduced by Laud and his confederates, by what steps and means, p. 26. to the end of the History; See more especially p. 184. to 350.

  Doctor Potter an Arminian promoted, his Book altered in favor of Papists by Laud, his Letters to Laud, p. 251, 252. 356, 523, 524.

  Prayer to Saints and Angels justified in late Books, p. 213, 214. passages against it deleted, and against Popish prayers and the merit of them, p. 331, 425.

  Prayer before and after Sermons or Catechizing (except only that form prescribed by Canon) prohibited Ministers and Lecturers, p. 97, 373. to 380.

  Preaching decried, written against, suppressed, passages for frequent, powerful preaching and hearing the Word deleted, p. 225, 226, 325, 326, 335, 336, &c. 364.

  Predestmation, the Doctrine of it opposed, styled a desperate Doctrine, passages concerning it deleted, p. 290, 339, 340.

  Priests power to remit sins judicially, maintained, p. 188, 195.

  Popish Priests adore the Altar and Crucifix in the Kings Chapel, p. 89.

  John Premly his censure in the High Commission, for removing the Lurds Table, p. 101, 488, 494.

  Father Price a popish Priest intimate with Laud, p. 448, 449, 557, 559.

  Doctor Theodor Price, whom Laud would make a Bishop, died a reconciled Papist, p. 355

  Processions justified, prescribed by the Oxford Statutes, p. 73, 477, 448.

  Prohibitions to the High Commission and Ecclesiastical Courts desired to be restrained by Laud, p. 369.

  Purgatory and Limbus patrum maintained in new printed Books, passages against them and all other purgations, except Christ's Blood, deleted, p. 207, 332, 335.

  Purging orthodox Books, and a Popish Index Expurgatorius introduced by Laud and his Chaplains, with sundry instances thereof, p. 244, to 350. 521, to 530.

Q

• Queen, Lauds intimacy with her, favors from her, and for what end, p. 418, 548, 549 complains of Mr. Gellibrands Almanac, & puts in Laud to question him, 184. Sends Agents to Rome, p. 430, 549. Prayers for her conversion prohibited by Laud, and Ministers questioned, censured by him for praying for her conversion, p. 362, 363. 418, 419, 420, 547, 549.

  Quiroga his Index Expurgatorius imitated by Laud and his Chaplains, p. 348.

R

• Master Rainsford an Arminian, enjoined a mild Recantation, not of his opinions, but indiscretion, p. 511.

  Master Matthew Randall his suspension by Lauds order, for preaching on Lord's days in the afternoon, p. 381, 537, 538.

  Reading maintained to be preaching, passages against it expunged, p. 222, 225, 337.

  Recantations prescribed to Anti-Arminians, p. 175, 176. To Master Ridler by the Bishop of Gloucester, p. 241, 242.

  Receiving at the new Rayls an Innovation much pressed, Bi. Montague's and Wrens opinions thereof, p. 98, 99, 100.

  Reeves his popish and profane Book, p. 186, 199, 225.

  Relics of Saints justified in new Books, p. 211, 425. passages against them deleted, p. 294.

  Reprobation denied, p. 220. passages concerning it deleted, p. 334.

  Judge Richardsons order against Churchales, Revels revoked by Lauds procurement, p. 128. to 136, 505, 506.

  Doctor Ridley his popish Book, p. 186, 218.

  Resisting Grace maintained, passages against it deleted, p. 219, 309, 310, 311.

  Master Rogers of Dedham, and another of that name suspended by Laud, p. 373.

  Rome justified by Laud, and his complices to be a true Church, not to have erred in fundamentals, that men may be saved in it, that her Religion is the same with ours, and that our Bishops derive their succession from it p. 220, 221, 239, to 243, 364, 365, 390, 391, 393, 441, 551, to 555.

  Rossetti the Popes Nuncio committed to Sir Toby Matthews tuition by the Popes Bull, p. 445, 446.

  Master Ruly, Bishop Lauds harshness towards him, and why, p. 391, 392.

S

• Sabbath, Books written by Lauds instigation against the morality and strict sanctification of it; sports, works, pastimes authorized and used by his means, clauses for its sanctification, morality, & the very name of Sabbath expunged, opposers of its profanation suspended, prosecuted, censured, p. 128. to 155. 223. to 226, 246. 337, 338. 376, 377. 382. 504, 505, 506, 521.

  Sacraments, ex opere operato, convey not grace, deleted, p. 338, 339.

  Sacrifice of the Mass, Altar maintained, passages against it deleted, p. 201, 202, 225. 279. 339. 425.

  Saints Invocation and popish Saints justified, passages against it deleted, p. 213, 214, 293, 425.

  Sales his popish Book licensed by Lauds Chaplain, called in and burnt by Proclamation, p. 186, 187, 188. the 513, 514, 515. popish points in it, p. 191, 195, to 215,

  Master Salisburies Sermon against popery and Arminianism questioned by Laud, p. 362.

  Satisfaction popish, passages against it deleted, p. 340.

  Second Service at the Altar enjoined, p. 378, 379.

  Scriptures themselves expunged, passages against their light, and common people's reading of them deleted, p. 341.

  Shelfords popish Book & opinions, p. 186 196, 199, 209, 210, 225, 226, &c.

  Master Sherfields censure in Star-chamber for breaking an idolatrous popish Image, and Lauds bitterness against him for it, p. 102, 103, 488, 489, 491, 494, 495.

  Doctor Sibthorps Sermon purged by Laud himself, p. 245, 246. 521, 522.

  Sin, passages against living and continuing in it expunged, p. 347.

  Skinner an Arminian made Bishop of Bristol by Lauds means, p. 354.

  Master Peter Smarts case and testimony p. 93, 353, 360, 481, 493, 530.

  Smith a dangerous Jesuit, and Smith Bishop of Calcedon, intimate with Laud and Windebank, who protected him, p, 448, to 456, 557, to 562.

  Master Snellings censure in the High Commission by Lauds means, for not reading the Declaration for sports, p. 151, 152. 504, 505.

  Sparroes Sermon in justification of Confession, p. 186, 189, 190, 211.

  Anthony Staffords popish Book, Deifying the Virgin Mary, justified by Laud, p. 212, 216, 217, 218, 513, 514, 515,

  Doctor Sterne, a popish and Arminian Divine, preferred by Laud, his defense of Confessions and Priests obsolution, p. 193, 396, 359.

  Succession personal of Bishops, made a Note of the Church, and our Bishops lineally derived from Rome, p. 220, 221.

  Superstition, passages against it deleted, p. 294, 295, 296.

  Master Sparks testimony, p. 183, 184, 243.

T

• Baron Tanfields Order against Churchales p. 153.

  Tertullian mis-recited, perverted by Laud for the use of Images, who expressly condemns all Images, and the very art of making them, p. 463, 465.

  Master Thatchers testimony of Lauds favoring Priests, &c. p. 413.

  Master Thorns expulsion out of Oxford for opposing Arminianism, p. 174, 175.

  Toleration of Papists, passages against it deleted, p. 245, 246, 342.

  Doctor Towers Letter to Sir John Lamb, to prevail with Laud to make him a Bishop, and Orders for Lectures when made Bishop, p. 354, 378, 379.

  Traditions justified, p. 213.

  Transubstantiation and real presence of Christ's body in the Sacrament, justified in new Books, and by Laud himself, passages against it deleted, p. 35, 202, 203, 204, 322, 323, 324, 332, 333, 342, 514, 515, 526.

  Trent Council magnified in printed Books, p. 243. Master Bernard questioned for dispraising it, p. 364.

  Treason against the Church and State, as well as against the King, &c. held dangerous, seditious Doctrine by Laud, who questioned Master Bernard for it, p. 364, 365, 366.

  Doctor Turners Letter of information to Laud against Doctor Prideaux, in behalf of Master Montague, p. 157, 158.

V

• Master Valentines suspension for not reading the Book for-Sunday-sports, p. 382.

  Master Udney a Lecturer, his permission by Abbot, complained of to Laud, p. 373.

  Veniall sins maintained in printed Books p. 211. Passages against them deleted out of orthodox Books, p. 343.

  Veron his answer to Clampneyes, p. 169, 184.

  Master Vicars History of the Gun-powder Treason denied license, p. 184.

  Vocation effectual, passages concerning it deleted, p. 341, 342.

  Vowes of Poverty and perpetual Virginity Justi •• cal, and clauses against them deleted, p. 222, 225, 325.

  Bishop Usher his strange speech to Sir Charles Coot, and want of zeal to maintain the Protestant Religion in Ireland, Epist. Dedic. Very great with Laud, Ibid. His Letter to Laud concerning the calling in of Bishop Downhams Book against the Arminians, p. 172. concerning the Popes being Antichrist, and the Papists brags of our Apostasy towards Rome, p. 554.

W

• Master Waddesworths testimony against Laud, p. 449, 559, 561.

  Master Wakerlies testimony of Lauds carriage in purging the Kings Patents, and ill opinions of the Protestant Churches p. 391, 392.

  Wakes, Churchales and Feasts of Dedication suppressed by the Judges, revived by Laud, and justifies their mischief, and his pretences for them answered, p. 128, to 149, 505, to 507.

  Master Wallies testimony, p. 184, 109, 110.

  Mr. Sam. Wards censure for preaching against popish Innovations, and the increase of popery by Lauds means, p. 361.

  Mr. Rich. Wards Commentary on Matthew strangely purged, p. 255, to 348.

  Dr. Weeks Lauds Chaplain, denied by him yet proved under his hand, a licenser of popish and purger of orthodox books, p. 184, to 350. 357, 528.

  Mr. Joh. White one of the Feoffees for Impropriations, his testimony of Lauds carriage in this business, p. 386, 387.

  Master Thomas White his testimony touching the purging of Doctor Clerks Sermons, p. 254, 255.

  Serjeent Wildes Speech at the beginning of Lauds Trial, p. 51, 52. 53.

  Doctor Willets Works denied to be reprinted, p. 134.

  Bishop Williams orders concernieg railing in Communion Tables, p. 100.

  Master Willinghams testimony, p. 109, 110. 113, 114.

  Mr. Th. Wilson suspended by Laud for not reading the book for sports, p. 199, 505, 506.

  Will-worship, passages against it deleted p. 345, 364.

  Secretary Windebank advanced by Laud intimate with the Popes Nuncioes, Agents; respected, and his sons entertained at Rome by Cardinal Barbarino, and others: Panzani, Father Joseph, Father Phillips and his sons Letters to him; a great protector enlarger of Priests, Jesuits, and Lauds instrument herein; his imprisonment of Pursevants till they promised never to discover or prosecute Priests anymore, p. 443, to 452, 554, to 562.

  Cardinal Woolseys charge, for suffering innovations in Religion, p. 458.

  Word of God, passages for the reading, hearing and diligent preaching of it deleted, p. 345, 346. See Preaching and Ministers.

  Works, passages that they merit not, and are imperfect, expunged, p. 313, to 318, 346, 4 • 5.

  Master Workmans censure in the High commission, and Lauds most viollent, barbarous proceedings against him for preaching against Images, according to our Homilies, and other trifles, p. 103, to 110, 488, 489, 490, 495, 496.

  Bishop Wrens Visitation Articles, proceedings, innovations, superstitions, advancement by, and annual account of his proceedings to Laud, p. 96, 97, 153, 353, 373, to 377, 488, 493.

  Bishop Wright promoted by Laud, his Innovations and proceedings at Coventry, p. 90, 91, 92, 353.

Courteous Reader, I shall desire thee to correct these ensuing Errataes, which through the Printers negligence have escaped the PRESSE.

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In the margin p 64 l 8 Dr. p 66 l 4 r c. p 96 l 2 Burkit, p 417. l 27 calor, l 32 imminens, l 3 • generosus, p 463 l 17 Balaeus l 26 Histrio-mastix, p 523 l 16 Triumphans, Bellarmine.

Some other slips there are which I shall desire thee to amend as thou findest them, having no leizure to make an exact catalogue of them all.