Christs Victory over Satans Tyranny

martyred in Scotland, for holding the mass to be Idolatry. 215

Altars in Churches pulled down. 226

Anne Potten burned the next after Samuel, for professing the truth. 290

Anthony Burward of Calais, for saying the Sacrament of the Altar was an Idol, burned at Canterbury. 291

Alexander the Keeper of Newgate, his cruelty to M. Philpot and his man. 311

Agnis South, about the Sacrament of Penance, condemned and burned. 314

Anne Albright for denying the realty in the Sacrament, condemned and burned. Ibid.

Agnes Potten burned at Ipswich, 320

Adam Foster Husbandman, Martyr. 326

Askin a constant Martyr. 327

Alice Potkins starved to death. 329

Agnes Stamley burned. 331

Alexander Horsman Martyr. 332

Ambrose died in Maidstone Goale. 339

Agnes Siluerside, alias Smith, condemned. 340

Agnes Banger martyred. 348

Anne Try Martyr. 349

Alexander Lane Martyr. 362

Alexander Gouch martyred. Ibid

Alice Driuers a constant Martyr. Ibid.

Alice Snoth burned at Canterbury. 365.

B
• BArtholmew crucified and beheaded. 3
• B • zaes Register of Martyrs under Decius. 11
• Boniface the forerunner of Antichrist. 24
• Beda Priest wrote 37. vollums. 27
• Boniface an Englishman, Archbishop of Mainz and Martyr. Ibid.
• Bohemians suppress Idolatrous Temples. 127
• Basel besieged by the Dolphi • of France. 145
• Barns a Friar bears Fagots, for eating flesh on a Friday. 166
• Bilney a great Preacher of the truth, his articles, abjuration, and martyrdom afterwards. 177
• Bayfield a Monk of Berry, a valiant Martyr, his cruel usage and martyrdom. 179
• Baynham a Lawyer whipt, racked, and martyred for maintaining the truth. 181
• Bartrucke a Scottish Knight, confutes certain Articles of the Papists, for which he is condemned, and his picture burried. 193. 194. 195.
• Bible at large set up in every Church. 200
• Bonners examination, his pride before the Commissioners. 225
• His irreverent and forward words: his imprisonment and deprivation. 226
• B • ner compares Priests to the virgin Mary. 240
• Bradfords declaration of the manner of disputaon he meant to hold. 244
• Beckets Image twice set up at Mercers Chapel and thrown down. 256
• Bishoppe of Chester, who condemned George Marsh, burned with a harlot, dies thereof. 268
• Barlow for bearing witness of the truth, sent to the Fleet. 269
• Berd the Promoter, his cruelty to James Treuisam, and other Professors. 281
• Bartlet Green Gent. in trouble, for writing the Queen is not yet dead, meaning Queen Mary, and afterwards for denying the Sacrament of the Altar, condemned & burnt. 313
• Blind Boy martyred at Gloucester, 323
• Bloody Commission granted by King Philip and Queen Mary, to prosecute the poor members of Christ: whereupon 22. are brought before Bonner out of Essex. 330
• Barbara Final burned at Canterbury. 332
• Bradbregs widow burned at Canterbury Ibid
• Bends wife burned at Canterbury. Ibid
• Berry a Priest and Commissary, a Persecutor of the faithful, his sudden and fearful end. 356
• Bate a Barber, a persecutor of the faithful, his sudden death. 362

C
• CAligula Caesar. 2
• Commodus Son to Verus, Emperor. 7
• Contention between the East & West Church, for the observation of Easter day. Ibid
• Constantine the Emperor borne in Britain. 18
• His prayers to his Soldiers. Ibid.
• His immunity to the ministry, his provision for liberal sciences. 19
• Constantine with the help of three legions of Soldiers out of Brittany, obtains the peace of the universal Church. 20
• Council at Sternhalt for the observation of Easter. 25
• Council of Constance. 26
• Carolus Magnus proclaimed Emperor. 25
• Cambridge erected by Sigisbert. 29
• Chester built. 33
• Cloud half blood, half fire, seen in England. 39
• Canutus succeeds Siranus, and erects the monastery of S. Edmonsbury. 40
• Council at Vercellis. 43
• Council at Mainz under Pope Leo 9. Ibid.
• Council at Latteran. Ibid.
• Council at Mantua against Priests marriages. Ibid.
• Controuersie between Canterbury and York for the Primacy. 45
• Calixtus the second Pope. 50
• Complaints of sundry abuses in the Church. 51
• Contention between the Bishop of York and Canterbury. 68
• Conclusions put up to the Parliament. 93
• Council of Constance for pacifying a schism betwixt 3. Popes, in which John the Pope was deposed, & proved to be an heretic, a murderer, a Sodomite, and many others: in the 8. Session John Wycliffe and his forty Articles were condemned. 112
• Council of Basel send Ambassadors to the Bohemians, with their answers. 130
• Council of Basil begun. 137
• Contention between two Popes. 145
• Constantinople taken. 146
• Clement the seventh Pope, his wicked life and death. 162
• Collins for holding up a little Dog when the Priest was at Mass, burned, and the Dog with him. 190
• Cowbridge after he was almost starved, martyred at Oxford. 191
• Cardinal Poole attainted of high treason, flies to Rome. 200
• Commotions in Oxfordshire, Yorkshire, Norfolk, and Suffolk. 222
• Commotions in Oxford and Buckingham, appeased by the Lord Grey. 224
• Commotion in the North. ibid.
• Cranmer Archbishop of Canterbury offers to defend the book of common-prayer. 235
• Communication between Doctor Ridley and Secretary Bourne in the • ower. 240
• Cranmer Archbishop of Canterbury sent to Oxford to dispute. 242
• Cat appareled like a Priest, hanged at the Cross in Cheapside. 244
• Cardinal Pools Oration in the Parliament-house 246
• Christianus king of Denmark his Letters to Q. Mary for Miles C • u • rdale. 256
• Causon of Thunderst in Essex for maintaining the truth, burned at Kayley. 262
• Christopher Wade burned at Dartford for denying the real presence in the Sacrament. 281
• Cornelius Burgie burned. 295
• Cranmer Archbishop of Canterbury his parentage and education he is sent Ambassador to the Emperor, he is sent Ambassador to the Pope, he seeks to banish Popish errors, and to reform the Church, he is charged with heresy for denying the Popes power, he is condemned and disgraded by Bonner, Bonners Oration in disgrace of him he is allured to recant by fair promises and entreaty, his martyrdom, from fol. 315. to 32 • ▪
• Christopher Li •• er burned. 322
• Cisley Ormes burned. 343
• Cuthbert Simpson Martyr. 354
• Christian George burned. 357
• Christopher Brown burned at Canterbury. 365

D.
• DEscription of the Primitive and later times of the Church. 1
• Domitius Caesar. 2
• D • cius tyranny against Christians. 11
• Danes enter England, and burn the I will of Sheppey in Kent. 30
• Danes take York. 32
• Dunston Abbot of Glastenbury banished by E •• wine. 36
• Danes arrive and do much spoil. 39
• Danes suddenly slain upon S. Brices day. 40
• Danes begin to be Christians. 41
• Divers Popes at one time. 52
• Dominicans or black Friars order instituted. 78
• Diuorce of K. Henry the eighth, and Q. Katharine. 174
• Duke of Norfolk committed. 201
• Destruction of Merindall, & Cabriers in Fr. 202
• • od, alias Scot burnt at Calais. 206
• Da • id Beaton Archb. and Cardinal in Scotland his miserable end, and burial in a dunghill. 215
• Duke of Sommerset▪ protector his history, proclamation against him, sent to the Tower, discharged again, committed to the Tower again, arraigned at Westminst. and condemned, beheaded at Tower-hill, 230, 231, 232
• Duke of Northumberland beheaded. 235
• Dagger thrown at the Preacher at Paul's cross. ibid.
• Disputations in the Conuocation house about the Sacrament. 256
• Duke of Suffolk brought to the Tower. ib.
• Duke of Suffolk beheaded at the Tower-hill. 239
• Derick Carver condemned. 281
• Dunstone Chittenden famished in the Castle of Canterbury. 329
• Denis Burgess Martyred at Lewis. 332
• Denis Brigs martyred. 349
• Dunning the cruel Chancellors sudden death. 356

E.
• EVstachius a Captain, with his wife & family martyred. 4
• England troubled only with the tenth persecution. 16
• Ethelbert King of Kent. 21
• Edwin converted by Paulinus, and christened at York. 25
• Ethelwood converts the people of South-sax. 26
• Empire translated from the Grecians to the Frenchmen. 28
• Egbert sole King. 30
• Ethelwolph Bishop of Winchester, succeeds K. by the Popes dispensation, his superstition. ibib.
• Edw. the elder subdues Wales and Scotland, and is always victorious. 35
• Edmund expels the Danes, and is slain at Glassenbury. 36
• Edwin crowned at Kingstone. ibid.
• Edward succeds Edgar, and is murdered. 39
• Egelred King. ibid.
• Elphegus Bishop of Canterbury, put to▪ death at Grenwich. 40
• Eldred drives out Canutus. ibid.
• Edmund, surnamed Ironside chosen King by the Citizens of London and Nobles. 41
• Edricus kills Edmund. ibid.
• Edward the son of Emma chosen King, and crowned at Winchester. ibid
• Elinor Cobham banished into the Isle of Man. 147
• Elizabeth Sampson convented for speaking against Pilgrimages. ibid.
• Elizabeth Burton called the holy-maid of Kent, a notable imposter put to death. 184
• Edward the sixth King of England, restores the Scriptures in the mother tongue. 220
• Edward the sixth dies, his prayer at his death. 233 234
• Elizabeth Warne Martyr. 285
• Edward Sharpe like pure gold tried in the fire. 329
• Edmund Allen and Katharine his wife martyrs. 332
• Elizabeth a blind maid Martyr. ibid.
• Elizabeth Hooper burned. 339
• Ellen Euring denying the laws set out by the Pope, condemned. 340
• Elizabeth Falkes examined and condemned. ibid.

F.
• FRedericke the Emperor overthrown by the Venetians, and taken. 54
• Franciscans order begun. 78
• Frederick the second Emperor, persecuted by Popes. 83
• Four and twenty burned in Paris. 185
• Five burned in Scotland. 186
• Fetherston for denying the supremacy, hanged. 200
• Frier burned at Rochest • r. 343

G.
• GOdwin forswearing himself choked. 42
• Gregory the eighth Pope. 50
• Grosthead Bishop of Lincoln. 84
• George Carpenter burned. 167
• George Constantine apprehended for heresy. 171
• Gefferey Lon for dispersing of Luther's books forced to abiu •• . 178
• Giles Germa • e burned at S. Giles in the fields. 192
• George Blage Knight imprisoned, and condemned for speaking against the Mass, but pardoned. 209
• George Wisard of Scotland, his persecution and martyrdom. 214
• Gardner Bishop of Winchester sent to the Tower. 220
• Gernsey and Gersey invaded by the French. 225
• Gardner an Englishman cruelly tormented at Lisbon in Portugal for maintaining of the truth. 228
• Gibbets set up for Wiats soldiers. 244
• Gardner Bishop of Winchester his Sermon at Paul's cross. 247
• Gardner calls the Preacher before him at Saint Mary-Oueries. 249
• God's judgment upon the Parson of Arundell. 264
• George Marsh cruelly used and burned. 267
• George Tankerfield of London Cook, condemned. 285
• George King died in prison. ibid.
• George Catmer burned. 290
• George Broadbridge burned at Canterbury. 291
• Gardner Bishop of Winchester, his history and death. 303
• George Soper burned at Canterbury. 304
• George Park burned at Canterbury. ibid.
• George Ambrose Fuller, burned in Smithfield. 327
• George Stephens martyred. 332
• George Eagles, alias Trudgeouer, hanged, drawn and quartered, between two Thieves. 342
• George Eagles sister burned. 343

H.
• HIeraclius cuts off the Popes hands & feet. 24
• Harold last King of the Saxons. 42
• Hildebrana Pope, a Sorcerer. 45
• Honorious the second Pope. 51
• He is taken with whores. ibid.
• Henry the first king of England dies. ibid.
• Henry the second his penance, for the death of Becket. 67
• He divides the Realm into six parts, and ordains Justices of Assizes. 68
• His great fame and large Dominions. ibid.
• Henry the Son of Henry the second, his disobedience and death. 69
• Hildegris is a Prophe •• sse. 79
• Henry the third King of England. 81
• Henry the fifth crowned. 104
• Hugh Pie of Ludney, for holding sundry opinions contrary to the Church of Rome, accused and purged before the Bishoppe of Norwich. 141
• Henry the fifts cruel commition for a • taching sundry suspected of Lolardy. ibid.
• Harman Peterson committed to the Counter for not being confessed in Lent. 161
• Henry Voz burned at •• uxels, for maintaining Luther's opinions. 161
• Henry Sudphen of Breame, his piety, persecution and martyrdom. 163. 164.
• Henry the 8. entitled defender of the faith. 170
• His solemnity at the receiving of the title of defender of the faith. ibid.
• Henry Finmore Taylor, burnt at Winsor. 201
• Haruy a Commissary, a persecutor, hanged, drawn and quartered. 206
• Homes a Yeoman of the Guard, his cruel • ie to Doctor Taylor. 261
• Higbed of Horden, burnt at Horden. 262
• Humphry Middleton martyred at Canterbury. 280
• Henry Laurence burnt at Canterbury. 284
• Hugh Latimer Bishoppe of Worcester, his conference with Antonian: his parentage, his godly Sermuns, his charity to the poor and needy, accused of heresy, his subscription to certain Articles propounded unto him, he is committed to the Tower: his prayer for the Lady Elizabeth: his martyrdom at Oxford, with Bishoppe Ridley: from folio 293. to 303.
• Hugh Lame Rock an old lame man, burned at stratford the Bow. 322
• Hooke burned at Chester. 329
• Hugh Fox burned in Smithfield. 354
• Henry Pond burned in Smithfield. 362

I
• IErusalem destroyed by Tytus & Vespasian. 2
• John banished to bathmos. 3
• Judas Thadeus slain. ibid.
• Iraeneus with many others martyred. 8
• Ignatius martyr. 4
• Iue King of West Saxons goes to Rome. 26
• Innocentius the second Pope. 51
• John King of England. 71
• John Claydon a Currier burnt in Smithfield. 104
• John Hus his History: his Articles put to him: his answer, his constant end, 113. 114. 115.
• Jerome of Prag • his hard usage and marryrdome. 125. 126.
• John Wadden Priest burned. 142
• John Wendham of Alborough cruelly handled for maintaining the truth. ibid.
• John Beuerley whipped for the truth. ibid.
• I • hn Stelley of Flixton forced to abjure. 143
• John Burrell forced to abjure. ibid.
• John Finch forced to do penance. ibid.
• Jubiliee at Rome. 145. 146.
• Julius the second Pope exceeds all his predece • sors in iniquity. 151
• John Coins for contemning the Sacrament of the Altar, and not receuing at Easter; died at Saint Martins. 160
• James Gossen Dutchman, committed for not receiving at Easter. 161
• John Wi • cock a Scottish Frier committed for preaching against, holy water and purgatory, ibid.
• John Esry burned. ibid.
• John Athelane burned. 165
• John Thewxbury burned in Smithfield. 179
• John Randall found in his study, hanged in his girdle. 180
• John Frith Martyred. 18 •
• John Lambert martyred. 187. 188▪
• John Painter burned. 192
• Injunctions set out in the 38. year of King Henry the eight. ib • d.
• John Porter a taylor famished to death. 200
• Idolatry supp • essed. 〈◊〉 .
• James Morten burned. ibid.
• John Marbeck condemned and pardoned by the King. 211
• John Athee indicted for speaking against the Sacrament. ibid.
• John Adams burnt. 209
• John Lacels a Gentleman, burnt, ibid.
• John Brown burnt. 219.
• John Hun troubled about the Sacrament. 221
• John. Alasco uncle to the k. of Poland banished. 239
• Iests of a Rood at Cockram in Lancashire 248
• James George dies in prison, and is buried in the fields. 249
• John Rogers, first Martyr in Q. Mary's days. 249. 250
• John Hooper his martyrdom. 254.
• John Laurence burned at Colchester. 264.
• Judge Hales his History and death. 265.
• Julius the third Pope, his wicked life and profaneness. 266.
• John Awcoke died in prison. Ibid.
• Johannes de casa a Dean of the Popes chamber, plays the Sodomite and defends it. Ibid.
• John Cardmaker his martyrdom. 268.
• John Warne burned. Ibid.
• John Hardley his martyrdom. 274.
• John Simpson suffered at Rochford for maintaining the truth. Ibid.
• John Bradford, his reasons against transubstantiation, and his martyrdom. 275, to 278.
• John Lease a prentice, burned with Master Bradford. 278
• John Bland martyred. 279.
• John Franbesh martyred. 280.
• James Treuisam persecuted, and after his death buried in More fields. 281
• John Lanuder of Godstone, martyred for the truth. 282.
• John Aleworth died in prison. 283.
• James Abbs burned at Bury. Ibid.
• John Denley martyred. Ibid.
• John Newman burned. 284.
• John Wade died in prison and was buried in the fields. 285.
• John Leishord Martyr. Ibid.
• John Trunchfield Martyr- 290.
• James Tutty of Breachley burned. 291.
• John Gorway martyred at Lichfield. Ibid.
• John Glover persecuted. 292.
• John Webbe burned at Canterbury. 304
• James Gore died in prison at Colchester. Ibid
• John Philpot accused of heresy after twice examination committed to Bonners cole house, his third examination before Bonner: his fourth examination before the Bishops: his ninth examination: he is condemned and brought to Newgate, his patient and constant end: from folio 304▪ to folio 312.
• John Tucson burned in Smithfield. 312
• Isabell Foster burned in Smithfield▪ Ibid.
• John Warne burned in Smithfield Ibid.
• John Warne of Tenterden in Kent, about the Sacrament of the Altar, condemned. 314.
• Joan Sole of Harton about the Sacrament of the Altar and auriculer confession, condemned. 315
• Joan Cotmer burnt at Canterbury. Ibid.
• John Cauel burned in Smithfield. 321.
• John Huillier Minister, burnt at Cambridge. 321,
• John Mace burned at Colchester. 322
• John Spencer burned at Colchester. Ibid.
• John Hammon burned at Colchester Ibid.
• John Ap Rice a blind man, burned at Stratford the Bow. Ibid.
• Joan Horns martyred. 323.
• John Hartpoole burned at Rochester. Ibid.
• Joan Bache widow, burned at Rochester. Ibid.
• John Osward martyred at Lewis. 324.
• John Clement Wheelewright persecuted Ibid.
• John Colstocke of Wellington, for denying the real presence forced to recant. 326.
• John Norres dies in the Kings Bench, and buried on the backside. Ibid.
• John Carelesse of Coventry, after long imprisonment, and many examinations, dies in the Kings bench. 327.
• John Guyn a constant Martyr. ibid
• Iulines Palmer a godly Preacher in K. Edwards days, martyred. ibid.
• John Forman martyred. 328
• Joan West burned. Ibid.
• John Hart martyred 329
• John Clarke pined to death in the Castle in Canterbu • y. Ibid.
• John Archer of Cranbrooke weauer, pined to death at Canterbury ibid.
• John Philpot of Tenterden Martyr. 330
• John Bradbridge of Staplehurst Martyr. 332
• Joan Mannings of Maidstone in Kent, Martyr, Ibid.
• John Fishcocke burnt at Canterbury. Ibid.
• James Morris martyred at Lewis. Ibid.
• John Johnson about the Sacrament condemned. 340.
• John Thurston a constant confessor of Jesus Christ died in Colchester Castle 341.
• John Cures Shoemaker of Sisam in Northamptonshi • e, burned. 343.
• James A • stoo burned at Islington 345.
• John Ioyes of Lezfield in Suffolk martyred. 349
• John Forman Martyr. Ibid.
• John Weaver Martyr. Ibid.
• John Milles Martyr. Ibid
• John Hart Martyr Ibid.
• John Osward Martyr. Ibid.
• John Ashdon Martyr. Ibid.
• John Hallingsdale burned in Smithfield. 351.
• John Rowth Minister, for affirming the Pope to be very Antichrist, after many persecutions for the truth burned. Ibid.
• John Deuenish burned in Smithfield. 354.
• Joan Seaman persecuted for the truth of the Gospel. 356
• John Floyd Martyr. 357
• John Holyday Martyr. ibid
• John Slade burned at Brainford. 359
• John Vale died in prison, and buried in a dunghill. 360
• John Alcocke cast into a dungeon, dies, and is buried in a dunghill. 361
• John Cook Sawier burned at S. Edmunds Burie. 362
• James Asley Martyr. ibid.
• John David burned at Bury. 362
• John Sharpe burned at Bristow. 365
• John Cornford burned at Canterbury. ibid.
• John Herst burned at Canterbury. ibid.
• John Baker burned at Siuill in Spain. 366

K.
• KNights of Rhodes instituted. 51
• Katharine Par, Henry the eighth his last wife, her troubles for the Gospel. 209
• Kathaerine Knoches and her two daughters martyred for the truth. 228
• Katharine Hut widow Martyr. 323
• Katharine Knight, alias Tinley, burned at Canterbury. 365

L.
• LVcan put to death. 2
• Lawrence broiled. 12
• Licinius joined with Constantine, calls learning the vice of Princes, hangs Theodorus on a cross. 16
• Lucius his letters to Elutherius Bishop of Rome. 20
• London burnt. 39
• Lurdanes why so called. 40
• Letters between the Emperor and the Pope. 53
• Louis the French Kings son comes into England, and takes himself to be King. 77
• Lodouicus King of Hungary drowned in a bog. 167
• Leyton for affirming both kinds in the Sacrament burned at Norwich. 191
• Lancelot one of the guard burned. 192
• Lady Jane beheaded. 236
• Latimer Bishop of Worcester sent to dispute at Oxford. 242
• Lawrence Sanders Parson of Al-hallowes in Breadstreet his examination & Martyrdom. 252

M.
• MArke the Evangelist burned. 3
• Matthias stoned. ibid.
• Muhammad's beginning and laws. 26
• Monasteries erected. 29
• Martin crowned Pope: the Emperor on foot, leading a horse on the right hand, and the Marquess of Brandenburg on the left hand. 112
• Margery Bac • ster for dissuading the people frō Idolatry and superstition sore troubled. 143
• Martin Luther a stout champion of the church against the Pope; his History. 154
• Matthew Ward about the Sacrament committed to the Counter. 161.
• Miracle of a Jew Christened in Constantinople 160
• Mekins a boy burned in Smithfield. 200
• Mustle borrow field, where thirteen or fourteen thousand Scots were slain. 224
• Mary Queen of England. 234
• Morgan a Judge troubled in conscience for sentencing the Lady Jane, falls mad and dies. 239
• Marsh accused to have taken the Pixe and crucifix out of the Sepulcher, he and his Wife committed to the Counter. 243
• Margery Polley widow, burned at Tunbrigde. 281
• Michael Trunchfields wife burned in Ipswich about the Sacrament. 320
• Mantrell burned at Salisbury. Ibid.
• Margaret Ellis condemned to be burned, but died in Newgate. 322
• Martin Hunt imprisoned in the Kings Bench for the truth dies, and is buried in the backside. 326
• Mother Tree martyred. 328
• Matthew Bradbridge of Tenderden, martyred. 330
• Margaret Hide burned in Smithfield. 331
• Margery Awstoo burned at Islington. 345
• Margaret Thurstone martyred at Colchester. 348
• Margery Mearing for affirming the Mass to be abhominable burned. 353
• Mother Bennet an ancient woman, persecuted for the truth. 356
• Mathe • R • c • rby Martyr. 357
• Mark Burgess burned at Lisbon in Portugal. 166.

N.
• NEro Caesar. 2
• Nunneries erected. 27
• Normans advanced in Church and Commonwealth. 44
• Nicholas Canon pennanced and thrice whipped. 144
• Nine millions of gold levied in France of the Prelates in fourteen year. 146
• Nicholas South committed to Newgate for not being shriven in Lent. 161
• New Testament translated into English by William Tyndale. 167
• Nicholas Chamberlain burned at Colchester. 274
• Nichlas Ha •• burned at Rochester. 281
• Nicholas Final of Tenderden Martyr. 330
• Nicholas White burned at Canterbury. 332
• Nicholas Pa • due burned at Canterb. ibid.
• Nicholas Holden Martyr. 349
• Nicholas Burton Merchant of London, cruelly persecuted and burned at Cadix in Andalousia. 366

O.
• OSwald by prayer unto God ouercoms Cadwallo. 25
• Ostright rauisheth the wife of Br • wer a Nobleman, in revenge whereof he calls in the Danes 32
• Otho the Emperor puts out Pope John's eyes, and hangs Cressentius the Consul. 39
• Old-Castle: Lord Cob • am his history. 131. the King secretly admonisheth him to submit himself to the holy Church: his answer thereto: the Archbishop sends his Sum • er to him with a sit • tion: he is arrested and sent to the Tower. 133. his later examination and answer to the Archbishops questions, 135. 136. he is led again to the Tower, and escapes into Wales: he is condemned of heresy and treason, and drawn to S. Giles in the fields, hanged by the middle & burned. 137
• O • colampadius testimony of diverse good men. 166
• Oldman of Buckingham burned for eating Dacon in Lent. 181
• Ombler a rebel in the North refuseth the kings pardon, is afterward taken and executed at York. 224

P.
• PIl • t slew himself under Tiberius. 2
• Parmenias put to death. 3
• Persecution, the first by Domitius Nero. ibid.
• Persecution, the second by Domitian. ibid.
• Persecution, the third under Trayanus. 4
• Phocas Bishop of Pontus cast in a hot Furnace. ibid.
• Persecution the fourth under Antonius Verus. 6
• Poly • arpus his constancy and death. ibid.
• Persecution the fifth under Pertinax. 7
• Parmachus with his wife and children put to death. 9
• Persecution the sixth under Maximinus. ibid.
• Persecution the seventh under Decius. ibid.
• Persecution the eighth. 12
• Persecution the ninth under Aurelian. 13
• Persecution the tenth under Dioclesian. 14
• Paul • s Church in London built by Ethelbert K. of Kent. 21
• Phocas kills Maurice the Emperor. 24
• Popes work masteries against the Greek Emperors. 27
• Paschalis Pope dies. 50
• Popes Pall instituted. 69
• Pope by his policy leuies a great sum of money in England. 83
• Prophecies of the Popes persecutions. 91
• Pope Martins death. 137
• Pope Eugenius the fourth. 138
• Paul Craws a Bohemian, for holding Wickliss opinions, delivered to be burnt. 144
• Printing, the ruin of the Pope and Antichrist, invented in Germany. 145
• Philip Norrice an Irishman, sore troubled for the truth. 147
• Pope a Weaver in Eye martyred about the Sacrament. 148
• Peake burned in Ipswich for giving a Sacrament cake to a Dog. ibid
• Pius the second Pope his proverbs. 150
• Paulus secundus Pope, a hater of learning & learned men. 151
• Petrus Ruerrius in two years spent 200000. fl • rins &, permitteth the Cardinals to play the Sodomites the three hot months. ibid.
• Prodigies and Prophecies, showing the fall of Antichrist. 154
• Petrus Flistedius burned at Collen. 170
• Packington, a favorer of Tyndale, deceives the Bishop of London. 171
• Patrick Hamilton a Scottish man, of the blood royal, burned for the truth. 175
• Pauy a persecutor hanged himself. 182
• Puttedue for taunting a Priest, condemned and burnt. 191
• Peter a German burnt at Colchester, about the Lord's Supper. Ibid.
• Powell hanged for denying the kings supremaciy. 200
• Persecution in Calais. 204
• Persecution in Scotland. 218
• Peter Martyr banished for religion out of England. 239
• Priest of Canterbury says Mass one day, and the next preacheth against it. 243
• Philip Prince of Spain lands at Southhampton: married at Winchester. 245
• Priests do penance at Paul's Cross. 246
• Procession through London for their conversion to the Catholic Religion. 249
• Patrick Packington martyred. 284
• Persecution at Wenson in Suffolk: 323
• Persecution at Mendlesam Suff • lke. ibid.
• Persecution in Coventry and Lichfield. 329
• Philip Humphreys burned at Berry. 362

Q
• QVeene Mary crowned
• Q • arrels between the Spaniards & English, about two whores. 248
• Queeene Mary said to be with child. Ibid.

R
• RA • enna given to the Popes by Pipinus king of France.
• Richard Ceu • r de Lions rebellion against his Father. 69
• Richard the first King of England▪ 70
• Richard the second deposed. 95
• Richard Turmin a Baker burned in Smithfield. 104
• Rebels overthrown and executed. 223
• Ridley made Bishop of London. 226
• Redman his judgment rouching certain points of Religion on his death-bed. 227
• Ridley Bishop of London visits the Lady Mary, and offers to preach before her which she refuseth. 233
• His conference in the Tower with Secretary Bourne. 240, 241
• He is sent to Oxford to dispute. 242
• His report of the vanity of the disputation at Oxford. ibid.
• Rose a Minister, with thirty men and women taken at communion in Bow Church-yard. 248
• Rowland Taylor Doctor▪ his disputtation with Gardner, his cruel usage and constant Martyrdom. 255
• Robert Farrar Bishop of • David's in Wales, for re • using to subscribe to certain Popish articles, burned at Ca • rnaruan. 260
• Rawlins White burned in Cardiff. 261
• Richard Hooke for the truth ended his life at Chichester. 284
• Richard Collier burned at Canterbury. ibid.
• Richard Wright burned at Canterbury. ib • d.
• Robert Smith his examination and conference with Bo • ner, and martyrdom, 285. to 289.
• Robert Samuel a godly preacher burned. 290
• Roger Coo burned at Y • xford in Suffolk. 291
• Robert Swater of Hith burned at Canterbury. ib.
• Robert Glover Gentleman burned at Coventry 292
• Robert Picot Painter, burned at Eli. 293
• Ridley Bishop of London, his parentage: carried to Oxford like a traitor: his conferenc • e with Antonian: his protestation against the Popes authority: his prayer at his Martyrdom, from folio 292. to 303.
• Robert Spicer burned at Salisbury. 32 •
• Robert Drakes burned in Smithfield.
• Richard Spurge Fuller, burned in Smithfield for denying the real presence. Ibid.
• Richard Nicoll burned at Colchester. 322
• Robert Bacon a persecutor, and an enemy to the truth. 323
• Robert Lawson Linnen Weaver, Martyr. 326
• Robert Bernard martyred for the truth at Aye. Ibid.
• Richard Woodman his martyrdom. 332
• Ralphe Hardin, a persecutor of George Eagles, hanged. 342
• Richard Crashfield, his examination and martyrdom. Ibid.
• Ralphe Alberton his examination before Bonner, and martyrdom at Islington. 345
• Richard Roth burned at Islington. Ibid
• Richard Gibson burned in Smithfield. 351
• Richard Day burned at Colchester. 357
• Raynald Eastland Martyr. Ibid
• Robert Southam Martyr. Ibid
• Roger Holland Merchant taylor, his conference with Bonner: his prophesy of the ceasing of persecution and martyrdom. 357. 358. 359
• Robert Miles burned at Brainford. 359
• Richard Yeoman persecuted and martyred. 360
• Robert Miles, alias Palmer, burned at S. Edmundsbury. 362

S
• SEneca put to death. 2
• Stephen martyred. 3
• Simon burned. Ibid
• Simon Zealots crucified. Ibid
• Simon the Brother of Jude s • aine. Ibid.
• Sulpitius and Seruilia martyred. 4
• Simproniss • with her seven sons martyred. 5
• Seuerus the Emperor slain at York. 8
• Sands of the Sea, as easy to be numbered as the names of those that suffered under Decius. 10
• Six thousand, six hundred, and sixty Christian soldiers martyred under Maurice. 14
• Simon Zealots spread the Gospel in Britain. 19
• Sinode at Aquisgrane. 31
• Swanus spoil and cruelty. 40
• His sudden death. ibid.
• Stephen Langhton Archbishop of Canterbury. 77
• Sau • noral • a a learned Monk of Florence burnt, and his ashes cast into the River. 147
• Sixtus the fourth Pope, builds Stews of both kinds in Rome, reduceth the Jubiliee from 50 to 25. years, institutes the feasts of our Lady, canonizeth Bonaventure & Francis for Saints. 151
• Scholar of Abbeuill burned for taking the host from the Priest at mass. 162
• Solimans Letter to the great master of Rhodes. ibid.
• Senate of Bearne assign disputation, and propound their Articles. 168
• Soli • an the Turkish Emperor, enters into Austria with a great Army, and besiegeth Vienna. 171
• Schism in Holland about the Pater-n • ster. 216
• Stories of certain Friers of Orleans in France 218
• Story of certain Monks of Sueuia. 219
• Sanders declaration for disputation. 244
• Stephen Knight his martyrdom, and his prayer at his death. 264
• Stephen Harwood burned at Stratford for the truth. 289
• Simon Join burned at Colchester. 322
• Shoemaker burned at Northampton. 329
• Stephen Kemp of Norgate martyred. 330
• Simon Miller condemned and burned. 339
• Stephen Cotton burned at Brainford. 359
• Stephen White burned at Brainford. ibid.

T.
• TIberius Caesar willed Christ might be adored as God. 2
• Thomas slain with a dart. 3
• Thousands die for the faith. 4
• Tribute called Dane-gilt paid. 40
• Thomas Becket Archbishop of Canterbury his history containing the contention between him and Henry the second King of England, from Folio 59. to 65. he is slain by 4. soldiers in the Church at Canterbury. 66
• Thomas Pye of Albarogh enjoined six whippings six several Sundays. 141
• Thomas Bagley Priest burned in Smithfield. 144
• Thomas Rheydon a French Carmelite Frier, condemned to be burned. 145
• Thomas Norrice burned at Norwich. 147
• Thomas a Priest of Norwich burned. 148
• Thomas Bingy burned at Norwich. ibid.
• Thomas Becket his proverb. 155
• Thomas Lancaster for bringing in prohibited books, committed. 161
• Thomas Hittin burned in Maidstone. 175
• Thomas Garnet Curate of All-hallowes in Hunnie lane for dispersing of Luther's books, forced to abjure. 178
• Thomas Cromwell Earl of Essex his history and death. 198
• Thomas Barns Doctor of Divinity, for preaching against the Cardinal, burned. 199
• Thomas Gerrard Martyr. ibid.
• Thomas Forret a Scottish Dean his troubles and martyrdom. 212
• Thomas Tunstone Bishop of Duresme cast into the Tower. 220
• Thomas Dobs for inueighing against papistry, committed to prison, and there dies. ibid.
• Thomas Grey the Dukes brother executed. 239
• Two Suns both shining at once. 243
• Thomas Hawkes for not christening his child after the popish manner, apprehended, his conference with Bonner, Harpsfield Fecknam and others, at Copthall in Essex, 269, 270, 271, 272, 273.
• Thomas Wats of Billirrikies in Essex his conference with the Bishop about the Sacrament, and martyrdom. 273
• Thomas Osmond for maintaining the truth, burned at Maningtree. 274
• Thomas Iueson burned. 282
• Thomas Fust burned at Ware. 289
• Thomas Leys died in prison for the truth. 285
• Thomas Cob of Harehill Butcher, burned. 291
• Thomas Heyward burned at Lichfield. ib.
• Thomas Whittle troubled in conscience for yielding to the Bishop of London, gets his Bill and tears it in pieces. 305
• Thomas Whittle Priest, after conflicts with the papists, martyred. 312
• Thomas Went burned in Smithfield. ibid.
• Thomas Brown burned in Smithfield. ibid.
• Thomas Spurge burned in Smithfield. 321
• Thomas Spicer burned at Beckles. 323
• Thomas Harland burned at Lewis. 324
• Thomas Reed burned at Lewis. Ibid
• Thomas Auington burned at Lewis. Ibid.
• Thomas Wood Minister burned at Lewis Ibid.
• Thomas Miles burned at Lewis. Ibid.
• Thirteene burned at Stratford the Bow. Ibid.
• Thomas Free-man condemned, but saved by Pooles dispensation. 325.
• Thomas Barns condemned to bear a faggot. 326.
• Thomas Paret died in the Kings Bench, and burien in the back-side Ibid.
• Thomas Dangate Martyr at Grinsteed in Sussex. 328.
• Thomas Rauensdale Martyr. 329.
• Thomas Horne and a woman consumed with the fire at Watton-vnderhedge in Glocestershire. Ibid.
• Three in the Castle of Chichester died in prison for the truth, and buried in the fields. Ibid.
• Thomas Hudson of Selling Martyr. 330
• Thomas Stevens of Bedingham, martyred for the truth. 330
• Thomas Loseb • burned. 331
• Thomas Thirtell martyred. 331
• Thomasine Awood martyr. 332
• Thomas Perald martyr. 340
• Tyrrell one of the race of those that murdered King Edward the fifth: His cruelty to the faithful. Ibid
• Thomas Moore for saying his maker was in heaven and not in the Pix, burned at Leicester. 341
• Thomas Carman for praying with Crashfield and drinking with him when he was burned, apprehended. 343
• Thomas Athoch Priest, martyr. 349
• Thomas Auington Martyr. Ibid.
• Thomas Rauensdale Martyr. Ibid.
• Thomas Spurdan examined before the Bishop and Chancellor of Norwich sent to prison. Ibid.
• Thomas Carman Martyr. 355
• Thomas Hudson affirming the Mass to be a patched monster, martyred. Ibid.
• Thomas Benbridge for maintaining the truth rather broiled then burned. 361
• Thomas Hall burned at Bristow. 365
• Thomts Benion burned at Bristow. Ibid

V
• VSkatell drives the Danes out of England. 40
• Viscount of Melun his counsel to the English. 77
• Valentine Freese burned at York. 181
• Usher Tunstall for having the Pater-noster and Creed in English, forced to abjure. 143

W
• WInchester Church founded. 29
• Westminster Abby begun by a Citizen Ibid.
• William Conqueror enters the land. 42
• Receiued for King, and crowned on Christmas day: drives the Danes out of the North: forceth Malcolme King of Scots to pay tribute, 44.
• Waldenses their beginning and progress. 55. the Articles they held. 56. 57.
• Wycliffe beginning to preach the Gospel of Christ, 85. his conclusions in a convocation at Lambeth, 86. his conclusions condemned of heresy and error by William Archbishop of Canter •• y, 88 his books condemned by the Council of Constance, his letter to Pope Urban the sixth, Ibid diverse of the Nobility and University favor him. 90. 91.
• William Santrey martyr 95
• William Thorps examination before Arundell Archbishop of Canterbury from follio 95. to 103.
• William Taylor for favoring Wycliffe’s opinion • burned in Smithfield. 104.
• William White, a follower of Wycliffe forced to recant. 141
• William Wright a persecutor. 143
• Wolsey Cardinal his graetnesse and pride. 166
• William Tracy for affirming in his will that he trusted only in God, after his death was taken up and burned. 185.
• William Button his merry Questions to Papists. 206
• Weston preached at Paul's Cross to pray for souls departed 243.
• Walter Mantell for constantly maintaining the truth hanged. 244
• Warwick his cruelty to Doctor Taylor. 256
• William Pygot burned at Braintree. 264
• Woman put in the Cage for speaking against the Pope. 267
• William flower alias Branch martyred. 268
• William Tooly Poulterer hanged for robbing a Spaniard his body oster burial taken up and delivered to the secular power to be burned for heresy. 269
• William Bamford burned at Harwich for the truth. 274
• Wodroffe Sheriff of London, after his cruelty shown to M. Bradford, taken lame and so continued. 279
• William Minge, a constant Confessor, died in Maidstone layle. Ibid.
• William Coker burned at Canterbury. 284.
• William Hooper burned at Canterbury. Ibid.
• William Steere of Ashford, for saying the Sacrament of the Altar was an abhominable Idol, burned at Canterbury. Ibid
• William Andrew for defense of his religion died in Newgate, and cast into the fields. 290
• William Allen for refusing to follow the Cross in procession, burned at Walsingham. 291
• William Glover persecuted for the truth. 292
• William Wolsey burnt at Eli. 293
• William Wiseman dying in Lollards Tower, cast into the fields, but buried by good men. 304
• William Times Ioyner, burned in Smithfield. 321
• William Poole martyr. 323
• William Sl • ch died in the Marshalsey, and buri ••• in the backside of the prison. 324
• William Adherall Minister imprisoned. ibid.
• William Saennard condemned, but saved by Cardinal Pools dispensation. 325
• William Adams condemned, but saved by Cardinal Pools dispensation, ibid.
• William Fo • ter of Stone, starved to death in the Castle of Canterbury▪ 329
• William Waterer of Bed •• gdy, martyred. 330
• William Hay of Hith martyred. ibid
• William Lowick of Cranbrook, martyred. ibid.
• William Prouting of Thorneham, martyred. ibid.
• Walter Appleby of Maidstone in Kent, and Petronell his wife martyred. 332
• Wilsons wife burned at Canterbury. ibid.
• William Maynard martyred at Lewis. ibid
• William Purcas about the real presence condemned. 340
• William Munt for speaking against the Sacrament, condemned. ibid.
• William Sparrow burned in Smithfield. 351
• William Nichol cruelly tormented and burned for the truth, at Hereford West in Wales. 354
• William Seaman martyr. 355
• William Harris burned at Colchester. 357
• William Hooker stoned to death at Siuill. 366

Z
• ZIsca gathereth an Army to revenge the death of John Hus and Jerome of Prague. 127
• Zwinglius Minister of Zurich slain, and his body burned. 171.

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