Abridgment of the Book of Acts and Monuments by Timothy Bright

The Table of the second part.

• BVrning at Coventry pag. 1
• Mistress Smith eadem
• Robert Sylkes pag. 2
• Patrick Hamleton ead.
• Patricks articles eadem
• Patricks places eadem
• Henry Forest 3
• James Hamleton eadem
• Katherine Hamleton recant ead.
• Woman of Lieth recant eadem
• Norman Gorley martyr. eadem
• David Straton ead.
• Harding ead.
• Alice Doly 4
• Robert West ead.
• Father, wife, and children, accusing a Christian. ead.
• Thomas Lound ead.
• Certain abjured 5
• Rome spoiled & the pope taken prisoner. 6
• Rymes of the pope ead.
• 220000. li. out of the kings treasure, for to fight against the Emperor. ead.
• Proud prelates 7
• Compassing the kings divorce ead.
• Cardinal in a premunire. eadem
• The K. gracious to the Cardinal eadem
• A parlement eadem
• Griefe of communalty against spiritualty ead.
• Articles against the Cardinal 8
• I and my king ead
• Card. had french pocks ead
• Cardinal confesseth the articles ead
• Cardinal vngrate to the king 9
• Cardinal arrested ead
• Cardinal dieth ead
• Body of the Cardi. stinketh above ground ead
• Master Humfrey troubled 10
• Abiuring ead
• Tho. Hitten martir ead
• Tho. Bilney ead
• 34, articles against M. Bilney 12
• Bilney condemned ead
• Bilney recanteth 13
• Bil. his grievous anguish after recantation ead
• Bilney repenteth ead
• Bil. smileth at the stake 14
• Supplication of beggars 15
• Fish hath the kings protection ead
• Poor seelie souls of purgatory 16
• Commission against English books ead
• Testament of Tindals translation ead
• Richard Bayfield ead
• Bayfield condemned 17
• Crueltie ead
• Book of wicked Mammon 18
• John Tewksburie recanteth ead
• John Tewksburie repenteth
• John Tewksburie burned eadem
• Edward Freese 19
• Bread of sawdust ead
• Crueltie ead
• Valentine Freese & his wife 20
• Frier Royce burned ead
• Bishops commanded to translate the bible ead
• James Baynam ead
• Baynam submitteth 21
• Baynam repenteth ead
• Baynam burned 22
• Courage of a martir ead
• John Benet ead
• Idol of Douercourt ead
• Images cast down ead
• Christ's college in Oxford 23
• John Frith burned ead
• Sir Th. More pursueth Frith ead
• Friths treatise 24
• Friths answer gotten ead
• Frith condemned ead
• Andrew Hewet ead
• Thomas Bennet Martyr 26
• William Tracy ead.
• During Qu. Anne no great persecution 27
• Commons against Clergy. 28
• Nothing from Rome ead.
• Supreme head eadem
• Popes usurping put down. eadem
• No convocations without the kings writ eadem
• Oth of Clergy to Pope abolished 29
• More resigneth chancellorship ead.
• King renounceth the Pope. eadem
• Lady Elizabeth borne. ead.
• The Holy maid of Kent. 30
• God's judgment ead.
• Thomas Cranmer Archb. of Canterbury ead.
• Preaching against Popes supremacy 31
• Popes pardons abolished. ead.
• Gard. book, De Obediētia with Boners notes ead.
• Ruin of religious houses. 32
• Jewels & relics from abbeys eadem
• W. Tyndale burned eadem
• Tyndale translated the Testament 33
• Tindals protesting against transubstantiation 35
• Q. Anne put to death ead.
• The K. refuseth the general council at Mantua ead.
• Some religious houses givē to the king ead.
• Articles of religion taught. 36
• Rebellion suppressed ead.
• Prince Edward borne ead.
• Queen Jane dieth ead.
• Ruffelings against the king calmed eadem
• The kings articles ead.
• Many holidais abrogated 37
• Scripture in English ead.
• Register Book in every church eadem
• Religious houses rooted up. eadem
• 45. articles against Lābert 38
• A wicked persuasion 39
• Lambert disputeth eadem
• The king condemneth Lambert ead.
• Cromwell readeth sentence against Lambert ead.
• Cromwell craveth pardō of Lambert eadem
• Lābert a worthy martyr. 40
• Lamberts treatise of the Sacrament eadem
• Robert Packingtō going to prayer is slain ead.
• Collins & his dog burned. ea.
• Cowbridge eadem
• Putdew eadem
• William Lerton eadem
• Nicholas Peke 41
• Notable courage of martyr. eadem
• The king refuseth the council eadem
• The kings farewell ead.
• Search injunctions 42
• The king nusled by Winchester eadem
• Six articles, a whip of six strings eadem
• Treason & felony ead.
• Cranmer against six articles. eadem
• Against adultery, &c. of priests 43
• Death for adultery repealed eadem
• Cromwell maule of the pope eadem
• Life of Cromwell 44
• Cromwell learned the text of the new testament by heart. 45
• Cromwell serveth the Cardinal eadem
• English bible printed at Paris 47
• Gardener enemy to the Gospel ead.
• Th. Matthews bible ead.
• Bible in English presented to the king 48
• Bible of large volume ead.
• Bishops promise to amend the bible, but perform not 49
• Doctor Barns ead.
• Duns & Darbell put out of Cambridge ead.
• Disputations of faith rare in Cambridge eadem
• Doctor Barns converted by Bilney 50
• The white horse in Cambridge called Germany. eadem
• D. Barns arrested ead.
• D. Barns submitteth ead.
• D. Barn escapeth out of prison 51
• Acta Romanorum Pontificum eadem
• Doctor Barns to the Tower 52
• Barns, Garret, & Jerome burned 53
• Vniust proceeding ead.
• D. Barns his four requests to the king 54
• Four papists executed about the supremacy. ead.
• Fauourers of truth ead.
• Patrons of Popery eadem
• All prisons in London too little for the persecuted. ea.
• Boner turneth and becometh a persecutor 55
• Six Bibles set up in Paul's. eadem
• The Devil in the neck. ead.
• John Porter killed in prison. eadem
• Thomas Somers dieth in the Tower 56
• Thomas Barnard, & James Morton martyrs ead.
• A popish fear. eadem
• Bartrams boy, the Devil in the monks cowle 57
• Lady Anne of Cleue divorced eadem
• Six put to death for supremacy 58
• The K. misseth Crōwell. ead.
• White meats permitted in Lent eadem
• Marbeck pardoned 60
• Filmer, Parson, & Testwood burned eadem
• Notable martyrs ead.
• The king pardoneth 61
• Winchester out of favor. eadem
• False judges & accusers punished eadem
• Adam Damlip 62
• Persecution in Calais. ead.
• God's judgment & deliverance of his people 63
• The Lord Lisle dieth in the Tower eadem
• God's judgment upon a false accuser 64
• Lord Awdley friend to the afflicted eadem
• Rockwood a persecutor dispaireth 65
• God's judgment ead.
• Adam Damlip eadem
• Adam Damlip executed. ea.
• God's judgment 66
• The rigor of six Articles. 67
• Noblemen, and Gentlemen permitted to read the scripture eadem
• Six articles qualified ead.
• Saxie hanged 68
• Henry burned eadem
• Kerbie eadem
• Roper eadem
• A notable speech of the constant servant of Christ. eadem
• Doctor Crome recāteth. ea.
• Anne Askew 69
• Anne Askew answereth parabolically & boldly. 70
• Anne Askew condemned. eadem
• Anne Askew sore racked. 71
• The King displeased with the racking of Anne Askew eadem
• Martyrs pardoned at the stake eadem
• Winchesters practice against the Queen 72
• The King much altered. 73
• The Queen delivered from danger ead.
• Kings of England & France agree for a perfect reformation 74
• Sir George Blage condemned eadem
• The king dieth eadem
• Persecution in Scotland. 75
• Ten articles against John Brothwicke ead.
• Thomas Ferrar ead.
• Saint Francis homely used. 76
• Helene Stirke a notable martyr ead.
• George Wiseheart 77
• The meek death of George Wiseheart eadem
• God's judgment eadem
• Adam Wallace learned the psalter without book. ead.
• Controuersie in Scotland, whether the Lord's prayer should be said to saints, or no. 78
• The Frier biddeth to say the pater noster to the devil. eadem
• Walter Myll eadem
• A notable speech of the martyr 79
• Style burned with the Apocalypse about his neck. 81
• K. Edward reigneth 83
• The K. would not at the emperors suit, let the Lady
• Mary have mass ead.
• Six articles abolished. ead.
• Religion restored ead.
• Peter Martyr at Oxford. eadem
• Bucer. and P. Phagius at Cambridge ead.
• Thomas Dobbe 84
• Commissioners ead.
• A parlement eadem
• Rebellion 85
• Muskleborow field 86
• Boner shifteth and cavilleth. 87
• Boner exhibiteth against Latimer 89
• Boner pronounced contumax 90
• Boner depryued eadem
• L. protector eadem
• Altars taken down 91
• Lady Mary's popish practices restrained eadem
• Gardiners seditious behavior 92
• Gardener sent to the tower. ead.
• Winchester deprived. pag. 93
• Doctor Redman a favorer of the gospel ead.
• W. Gardener eadem
• Pendegrace 94
• W. Gardiners cruel execution eadem
• Maruellous constancy of W. Gardener 95
• Protector put to death for fellony ead.
• Lord Gilford & Lady Jane, married 96
• Justice Hales eadem
• Queen Mary to the Council eadem
• Q. Mary's promise to maintain religion 97
• Ridley sent to the Tower. ead.
• Q. Mary breaketh promise. eadem
• Popish bishops restored, and other put down ead.
• Hooper committed to the Fleet ead.
• Proclamation against the word of God ead.
• A dagger hurled at the preacher ead.
• Bradford to the tower. 98
• M. John Rogers eadem
• Hooper appeareth 99
• Coverdale appeareth ead.
• Hooper to the Fleet ead.
• Pet. Martyr returneth home. eadem
• Latimer appeareth 100
• Cranmer to the Tower. ead.
• French protestāts suffered to pass hence eadem
• Mary crowned eadem
• A parlement eadem
• Statutes repealed 101
• Sir James Hales apprehended ead.
• Sir John Hales lamentable end eadem
• Disputation of six days. eadem
• Disputation confuted 103
• The Prolocutor interrupteth Philpot ead.
• M. Elmer 104
• Romish Church against reason ead.
• Master Philpot a hearty man eadem
• Master Philpots argument. 105
• Conuocation breaketh up. eadem
• Communicatiō of marriage betwixt Q. Mary, and K. Philip 106
• Doctor Crome to the fleet. eadem
• Wiat beheaded ead.
• Lady Jane, and Lord Gilford beheaded eadem
• God's judgment vpō Morgan eadem
• Articles 107
• About 800. fly beyond the seas eadem
• Lady Elizabeth, and Lord Courtney sent to the Tower ead.
• Popes supremacy not obtained 108
• Boners commendation of priesthood eadem
• Doctor Cranmer, Doctor Ridley, and M. Latimer sent to prison unto Oxford 109
• Disputers at Oxford ead.
• Questions to be disputed of eadem
• Thirtie and three Commissioners ead.
• Cranmer before the Commissioners eadem
• Unity with verity ead.
• Ridley appeareth ead.
• Master Latimer appeareth. 110
• Neither Mass, nor the marybones, nor the sinews found in the Scripture. eadem
• A disorderly disputation. 111
• D. Ridley disputeth eadem
• D. Smith a turner and returner eadem
• Weston triumpheth before the victory ead.
• Mayster Latimer disputeth. eadem
• Weston crieth, Urge hoc. 112
• The martyrs bid, read on the sentence 113
• Latimer would not behold the procession ead.
• The Prolocutor breaketh promise with M. Philpot. eadem
• The Prolocutor openeth Crāmer his letters to the Council eadem
• Master Bradford, Thomas Beacon, & Neron to the to the Tower 114
• A false rumor of the archbishop 115
• In Kings College Papists very forward ead.
• Lady Ellzabeth to the tower 116
• Lady Elizabeth to Woodstock 117
• Barlow, and Cardmaker to the fleet eadem
• Against writing Scriptures on Churchwalles ead.
• Twenty & four places void together in S. John's college in Cambridge. ead.
• Cardinal Poole lādeath. ead.
• Absolutiō givē to the Lord's and commons 118
• Purchases of abbey lands to be confirmed by the pope. eadem
• M. Rose sent to the Tower, eadem
• The act of popes supremacy eadem
• Qu. Mary with child ead.
• Certain evil prayers to be treason 119
• James George ead.
• Cardmaker submitteth. ead.
• Sentēce against Tailor, Saunders, & Bradford 120
• M. John Rogers martyr. 121
• M. Rogers, divinity reader in Paul's eadem
• Rogers condemned 122
• Cruel Gardener eadem
• Boner would not suffer master Rogers to talk with his wife before his death. eadem
• Master Rogers first martyr of Queen Mary's days eadem
• A prophecy of the ruin of the pope in England. 123
• Laurence Saunders ead.
• Laurence Saunders constancy, and his letters 124
• Sweet saying of Laurence Saunders eadem
• Hooper burned at Gloucester 125
• Hooper preached once or twice a day eadem
• Hooper deprived 126
• Hooper hardly used in prison 127
• Hooper and Rogers to the Counter eadem
• False rumors of Hoopers recanting 128
• Hooper goeth cherefullie to death 129
• Hooper refuseth his pardon ead.
• Hooper a worthy Martyr, ead.
• D. Taylor martir ead.
• All the prisons in England Christian schools & churches 130
• Taylor, Bradford, & Saunders, condemned ead.
• Master Tailor pleasant at the antichristian attire 131
• D. Taylor maketh Boner afraid ead.
• Doctor Taylor masked, that he may not be known eadem
• Wormes deceived by Doct. Taylor 132
• Marueylous courage of Doctor Taylor 133
• Doctor Tailors brains smit out at the fire ead
• Gardener referreth to Boner the butchering of God's Saints ead
• Miles Coverdale granted to the King of Denmark, 134
• Thomas Tomkins Martyr, eadem
• Tomkins his hand burned with a taper ead
• Tomk. burnt in Smithfielde 135
• Father compelled against the son ead
• Hunters mother encourageth him to constancy 136
• Hunter encouraged by his brother 137
• William Sarton ead
• M. Higbed, and M. Causton burned 139
• Pigot and Knight Martyrs ead
• John Laurence ead
• Robert Farrar B. of S. David's burnt 140
• Farrars words to a gentlemā at his death 141
• Rawlins White ead
• Rawlins God, & the Bishops God 142
• Rawlins wedding garments 143
• Rawlins a worthy martir eadem
• Rawlins persuasion 144
• Pope excōmunicateth those that held abbey lands ead
• P. Julius the monster dieth ead
• P. misseth his peacock 145
• A blasphemous pope ead
• God's judgment ead
• Branch blamed for carrying Deū time, vitiū fuge, about his neck ead
• George Marsh 146
• G. Marsh his great patience 148
• Will. Flower woūdeath a priest at mass 149
• Joy at Q. Mary's delivery of child 151
• Cardmaker & Warne Martyrs 152
• People encourage Cardm. at his death 153
• John Ardley a valeant Martyr ead
• John Symson martir ead
• John Tooly ead
• Haukes at his death giveth a sign to his friends 155
• Divers comfortable epistles written by Haukes ead
• Thomas Wats martyr 156
• Queen Mary proved not with child eadem
• T. Mault should have been Q. Mary's child 157
• A Caveat for England. ead.
• Nicholas Chāberlain, Tho. Summer, Will. Bāford. ead.
• Bradford rejoiceth at the news of his martirdō. 158
• M. Bradfords word at the stake eadem
• I. Leafe of 19. years of age, burned with Bradford. 159
• John Leafe a notable young martyr eadem
• God's judgment eadem
• Bradfords letters eadem
• A dead body summoned to appear, and answer 160
• 4. martyrs in Canterbury ea.
• Nicholas Hall, Christopher Wade martyrs 161
• Margery Polley comforteth Wade eadem
• Wades prayer eadem
• Dyrick Carver burned 162
• John Lander eadem
• Thomas Iueson 163
• John Aleworth eadem
• John Denley, John Newmā, Patrick Packingam ead.
• The martyr singeth in the fire 164
• Richard Hooke eadem
• 6. godly martyrs at Cant. ea.
• George Tankerfield 165
• A pretty saying of the martyr 166
• For patience of the martyrs, the people said that they had the Devil ead.
• Robert Smith ead.
• Martyr giveth a sign 167
• St. Harwood, Thomas Fust, William Hayle eadem
• Robert Samuel 168
• Samuel hath a vision ead.
• Rose Nottingham eadem
• W. Allen eadem
• Roger Coo eadem
• Thomas Cobbe eadem
• Thomas Haywood, John Gateway 169
• M. John Glover ead.
• God send his spirit of comfort 170
• Robert Glover eadem
• Cornelius Bungey ead.
• Olyuer Richardine 171
• W. Wolsey, & Ro. Pigot. ead.
• M. Ridley 172
• Sundry letters & tractations M. Latimer eadem
• M. Latimer sometimes an earnest papist, converted by Bilney eadem
• Doctor Buttes a favorer of good men 173
• Verses of Latimer at the giving of holy bread & holy water 174
• Smithfield had long groaned for M. Latimer 175
• Latimer almost starved for cold in the tower ead
• Latimers sundry letters eadem
• Sermō of piping and daunsing ead
• Master Latimer to the King for restoring of the Scriptures 176
• Latimers new years gift to to the king eod
• Ridley covereth his head at the name of the Pope eadem
• Ridley not suffered to answer 177
• Ridley & Latimer condemned 178
• Ridley refuseth his pardon ead
• The behavior of Ridley & Latimer at the place of execution 179
• Latimer prophecieth at the stake 180
• Divers Letters & Treatises ead
• Stephen Gardener dieth ead God's judgment on Gardener 181
• Winchesters words at his death ead
• John Webbe, G. Roper, G. Parker, Martyrs 181
• Men of upright minds 183
• Hastning of judgment, a pleasure to the martir 184
• Sharpe answer to Boners message ead
• Philpots zeal against Morgan 186
• Articles against Master Philpot 187
• Boner condemneth Philpot 188
• M. Philp. payeth his vows in Smithfield ead
• 7. burned together in Smithfield 189
• Thomas Whittle repenteth, and is condemned ead
• Whittles letters ead
• Bartlet Green ead
• Master Green condemned 191
• Master Green at the Stake ead
• Tho. Brown ead
• John Tudson ead
• John Went ead
• Isabel Foster 192
• Ione Lashford ead
• 5. martyrs sing a psalm in the fire ead
• Cranmer Archb. of Canterbury 193
• M. Cranmer's advice touching the disputatiō for the kings divorce eadem
• Cranmer sent for to the K. 194
• Embassage to Rome about the divorce eadem
• None would kiss the popes foot, but a great Spaniell of the Earl of Wiltshires eadem
• Cranmer goeth to the Emperor eadem
• Cranmer satisfieth Cornelius Agrippa eadem
• Cranmer made archbishop. 195
• King Edward godsonne to Cranmer eadem
• Books of Cranmer ead.
• Cranmer not brought to against his conscience. ead.
• Cranmer would do no reverence to the popes subdelegate 196
• Periured persons for witnesses. 197
• The meaning of supreme head 198
• The Archbishop condemned for not being at Rome, when he was kept prisoner in England ead.
• Boner derideth the Archbishop 199
• The poor estate of the archbishop ead.
• Cranmer setteth his hand to a recantation ead.
• Q. Mary's special hate to Cranmer 200
• Law of equality 201
• The pitiful case of Cranmer. eadem
• Cranmer bewaileth his recātation 202
• Cranmer first burneth his hand, wherewith he subscribed eadem
• Cranmer burned eadem
• The wicked cannot discern spirits eadem
• Why Cranmer desired life. eadem
• John Spicer, William Coberley, and John Maundrell 203
• Purgatory the popes pinfold ead.
• Six at one fire in Smithfield, viz. Robert Drakes, William Timmes, Richard Spurge, Thomas Spurge, John Cauell, and George, Ambrose 204
• A short answer of Timmes. 205
• Commissioners into Norffolke, and Suffolk 206
• John Harpoole, and Joan Beats eadem
• John Hullier eadem
• Six martyrs at one fire in Colchester eadem
• Christopher Lister eadem
• John Mace, John Spenser, John Hammon, Simon Iayne, & Richard Nicholas 207
• Hugh Lauercocke, and John appryce burned ead.
• Lauercock comforteth his fellow eadem
• Thomas Drewry, and Thomas Croker 208
• Thomas Spicer, John Denny, and Edmund Poole, burned eadem
• The martyrs praise God in the flame 209
• Thomas Harland, John Oswald, Th. Auington, Tho. Read, martyrs ead.
• Also John Milles, & Thomas Wood ead.
• A merchants servant at Leycester 210
• Thirteene at one fire, viz. Henry Adlington, L. Pernam, H. Wye, W. Halywell, T. Bowyer, G. Searls, Edm. Hurst, Lion Couch, Rafe Jackson, John Deryfall, John Routh, Elizabeth Pepper, Agnes George. eadem
• Subtlety of the Devil. ead.
• Two women stand loose at the stake eadem
• Cardinal pardoneth certain condemned ead.
• Roger Bernard 211
• Adam Foster, Robert Lawson ead.
• A worthy answer of the martyr eadem
• John Carlesse a worthy confessor 212
• Julius Palmer, John Guin, Thomas Askin martyrs. 213
• Julius Palmer expulsed the college in King Edward his time, for Papistry. eadem
• Th. Thackhā a false dissembling hypocrite 214
• The mother threateneth hir son Julius Palmer fire & faggot eadem
• Palmer at the stake 215
• Palmer diverse times in danger of burning 216
• For whom its easy to burn eadem
• The mother Katherine Couches, and the two daughters, Guillemme Gilbert, & Perotine Massey, burned in Gernesey 217
• Cruelty against the mother, and hir daughters. ead.
• Maruellous cruelty eadem
• Thomas Dungate, John Forman, and mother Dree burned 218
• Thomas More ead.
• Joan Wast eadem
• Ione hir offer to the Judges. eadem
• Edward Sharpe 219
• Four at Mayfield in Sussex. eadem
• A young man at Bristow. eadem
• John Horne, & a womā. ead.
• William Dangerfield. ead.
• Great cruelty 220
• The wife encourageth hir husband eadem
• A shoomaker at Northampton ead.
• Hooke eadem
• Five famished, and ten burned at Canterbury 221
• A witty, and godly answer of Alice Potkins ead.
• Put to death in the fourth year of Qu. Mary, 84. persons eadem
• Sir John Cheeke 222
• The university of Cambridge to be reformed 223
• Inquisitors came to Cambridge eadem
• S. Mary's, and S. Michaels churches in Cambridge interdicted eadem
• Kings college refuseth the Inquisitors 224
• Kings college never without an heretic ead.
• Robert Brassey M. of Kings college ead.
• Bucer & Phagius digged out of their graves 225
• Bucer & Phagius corps burned 226
• The holy cōmissioners depart from Cambridge. ea.
• Peter Martyrs wifes corps at Oxford 227
• John Philpot, W. Waterer, Steph. Kempe, W. Haydhith, T. Hudson, Matthew Brodbridge, Th. Stephens, Nich. Final, W. Lowicke, W. Prowting burned. ea.
• Another bloody commission. 228
• Cardinal Poole merciful. ead.
• Tho. Losebie, H. Ramsey, T. Tyroll, M. Hyde, Agnes Stanley 229
• The valiant martyr eadem
• W. Morant, King, S. Gratewicke ead.
• Vniust proceeding ead.
• Faith surely grounded. 230
• John Bradbridge, W. Applebie, Petronel, Ed Allen, K. his wife, I. Mannings, E. a blind maid ead
• I. Fishcock, N. White, N. Pardu, B. Fynall, widow Bradbridge, Wilsōs wife, Bendens wife ead
• Husbande against the wife 231
• Diet of the Martyrs in prison ead
• 3. Farthinges a day the martyrs allowance ead
• Alice Benden a constant martir ead
• God sendeth the spirit of comfort 232
• The bishop will neither meddle with patience nor charity ead
• Ten burned at one fire, Richard Woodman, G. Stevens, R. Maynarde, Alex. Hoseman, Thomasin a Wood, Marg. Moris, Denis Burgis, Ashdons wife, Groues wife ead
• Father against son 233
• Boner droonk with Philpots blood ead
• Quick dispatch 135
• Simon Miller, Eliza. Couper ead
• Elizabeth Couper repenteth her recantation 236
• Will. Mount, Alice his wife, Rose Allen ead
• A tragical dialogue betwixt Tirrel & Rose Allen 237
• Tirannie overcome with patience ead
• John Thurstone, and M. his wife ead
• W. Bongeor, A. Siluerside, T. Benold, W. Purcas, H. Ewring, E. Folkes, prisoners in Colchester 238
• Sharp answer of the martir ead
• Eliz. Folkes ead
• Rose Allen condemned, song for joy 239
• Notable speech of the martir ead
• Geor. Eagles called Trudgouer 240
• Richard Crashfield ead
• Frier and G. Eagles his sister, 241
• Ioyce Louis ead
• Satan troubleth the martir ead
• She drinketh to all that love the gospel 242
• Rafe Allerton, James Austoo Margerie Austoo, Richard Coth ead
• The courageous Martyr eadem
• They fear the martyr in prison 143
• Agnes Bongeor. ead.
• Margery Thurstone ead.
• John Knode ead.
• The martyr refuseth pardon. ead.
• John Noyes eadem
• Cecil Ormes 244
• The constant martyr. eadem
• Cecil Ormes at the stake. eadem
• Sixteen martyrs in Sussex. 145
• Thomas Spurdance eadem
• John Hollingdale 246
• W. Sparrow eadem
• R. Gibson eadem
• Articles for articles ead.
• John. Rough ead.
• M. Mearing eadem
• Master Rough minister of the congregation at London 247
• More reverence to the pope, then to the bread God. ead.
• Margery Mearings ready to suffer for Chrish 248
• Cuthbert Simpson, Hugh Fox, John Deuenish. ead.
• Cuthbert Simsō racked twice 249
• Boner commendeth the patience of Cuthbert Simson eadem
• W. Nichol eadem
• W. Seaman eadem
• Tho. Carman, Tho. Hudson. ead.
• W. Harris, Rich. Day, Christopher Gorge 251
• A sharp proclamation against godly books. eadē.
• Henry Pond, Rayn. Eastlād, Robert Southam, Mar. Richarby, John. Floyd, John. Holiday, Roger Holland. 252
• A straight proclamation. eadem
• R. Holland at the stake, ead.
• R. Milles, S. Wight, S. Carton, I. Slade, R. Denis, W. Pikes 253
• Richard Yeoman 254
• Thomas Benbridge. eadem
• A notable conflict betwixt flesh, & the spirit of God. 255
• I. Cook, R. Myles, A. Lane, James Ashley eadem
• Alex. Gouch, Alice Driuer. ead.
• Alice Driuer of an excellent spirit 256
• Phil. Humfrey, John David, Henry David 257
• Priests wife eadem
• The wife persecuted of husband, and children ead.
• Christ the martyrs husband. eadem
• A worthy martyr 258
• Note eadem
• John Sharpe, Tho. Hall. 259
• Thomas Benion eadem
• John Cornford, Christopher Brown, John Herst, Alice Snoth, Kath. Knight. ead.
• The martyr excommunicateth the Papists eadem
• The husband accused by his wife 260
• Balaam's mark 261
• Cruelty of Balaamites ead.
• N. Burton burned in Siuell.
• Ave Maria after the Romish fashion eadem
• Mark Burgess, W. Hooke. 262
• John Dauies of twelve years old 263
• The congregation in London eadem
• The ministers of that congregation eadem
• Those that fled from Ipswich for persecution 265
• Ipswich a good town ead.
• The affliction of L. Eliz. 268
• Lady Elizabeth falsely accused 269
• An hundred Northern soldiers watch the Lady Elizabeth 270
• The L. Eliz. had none other friends but God. 171
• Lady Elizabeth prisoned in the Tower eadem
• The Lord Chamberlayne hard to the Lady Elizabeth 272
• Sir Henry Benefield eadem
• Lady Elizabeth to Woodstock. 273
• L. Elizabeth in great fear. eadem
• Tanquam ouis eadem
• Sir Henry Benefield presumptuous, and uncivil. 274
• The Spaniards against murdering of Lady Elizabeth. 275
• L. Elizabeth delivered out of prison eadem
• God delivereth L. Elizab. 276
• Elizabeth prisoner ead.
• Gardener dieth 278
• Queen Mary dieth ead.
• Popish prelates die thick about the death of queen Mary 280
• John Whiteman, a notable martyr 281
• A conference for matters of religion 282
• Three propositions to dispute of eadem
• The Papists fly from the agreement