y t he shulde treade christe on the hele This excedinge great benefighâ— of the goodnesse of God ought to be remeÌ„bred y t he after y e sinne of our first pareÌ„tes not only receiued this churche to grace but also hath â—uer seÌ„s both preserued defended it But 〈◊〉 great is y t vntowardnesse muche is y t h 〈…〉 nesse of manis harte y t he neglecteth so high a benefight as is also y e patefaction of Christe in y e Gospell by whome we are redemed so remayne vnthankefull for y e same A most swete voyce is it vnto vs froÌ„ y e sonne of God Iesus Christe y t he will not leaue vs as orphanes or faâ—â—erlesse motherlesse childreÌ„ without coÌ„fort but will come vnto vs IoaÌ„ 14. That is Like a geÌ„till mercifull lorde he will coÌ„tinually staÌ„de by his churche assistinge helpinge socouriÌ„ge it alwaiâ—â— I will be w t yow saith he to y e ende of y e worlde Math. 28. Lete this be thy coÌ„fort y u sorowfull churche of EnglaÌ„de staie thy selfe iÌ„ hiÌ„ w c was incarnate lyued wrought taught dyed for thy sinne yea he arose froÌ„ y e deathe ascended to heaueÌ„ for thy iustificacioÌ„ Rom. 4. Cleaue thu fast to him repeÌ„t thy folyes past take heede to thy doiÌ„ges froÌ„ hensfourth Praye fast busily for this frantyck kinde of Deuyls is neuer taken awaye but in prayer fastiÌ„ge Math. 17. So shalt y u be restored pleÌ„teously florish in vertues herafter frutefully to the prayse of one God eternall Which liueth and reigneth worlde without ende Amen FINIS The table of this boke ABel the first electe fol 2. Abel acknowlegeth saluacioÌ„ in Christe by sacrifice .11 Abhominacions aduaunced in Englande .45 Adam constituted a preacher .2 9. Adam called persecuted and deliuered .2 Adultery mainteined in Irelande .18.21.23 Antiquitees of Englande desiered .38 Antony Sellenger knight accused .32 Apostles called persecuted deliuered .3.10 Articles maliciously practised .38.39.41 Augustine complained of Ceremonies .10 Authour fauoured of the kinge .4.16 BAylfye of S. Iuüs .34 Balaam the sothsayer .9 Barnabe Bolgar a maintainer of theues .5.26.27.47 Bishopp of Galwaye .28.31 Bishopp of Rome noysed heade of y e churche .28.31.33 Bishoppes .iij. at inuestinge .18 Boke whie it was written .7 Boke of commen prayer resisted .19.21 Breade wyne worshipped .11.15.20.22.25.27 Bretherne called afflicted and deliuered .7 Britaines beleue afore Christes tyme .12 Britaines subdued by the Saxons .14 Brytish churche first instituted .12 Buggerie a professed virginite .14.27 CAptaine of the shippe taketh 33. excuseth .35 fleeth .36 thretteneth .37 and robbeth .40 Celibatus a cloke of buggerie .14.36.45 Ceremonies of the churche .10 Christe preached in paradyse .2.11 a vniuersall doctour appoynted .2.9 called persecuted and delyuered .2.9 obeyeth an heathen Emperour 29. Churche of Christe what it is .7.48 preserued 48. Churche of y e Britaines instituted .12 Churche of Englande described .11 afflicted .42.43.48 Claudia a Britaine taught of S. Paule .13 Coyne and lyuery tirannouse .46 Commission of the mariners abused .41 Commissioners at Dubline .31 Communion for S. Anne .22 Confirmacion for moneye .28 Consecracion or inuestinge at dublyne .18 Constantine the Emprour .10.13 Contencion about trifles .24.26 Contrarie are we to the papistes .3.45 Cornelius and Iulius Captaines .6 Cornelis a cruell pyrate .37 DAyes hallowed and vnhallowed 29. Dauid Couper person of Calan .18.28 Degrees of men receiuinge Christe .25 DeliuerauÌ„ce of the authour .28.34.35.40.41 Deputie none in Irelande .23.31.33 Discipline in the churche with doctrine .21 Doctours in the primatiue churche .10 Doctours in the British churche .13 Doctours in the Britysh monkerye .13 Doctours of the English monkerie .14 Doctours smellinge out their mischefes .15 Doctrines iÌ„ Britaine afore Christes birthe .12 Doctrine of God commaunded .19 Doctrine in the churche with discipline .21 Dogge brought to be confirmed .28 Douer roade .37 muche doubted .40 Downinges a cruell commocioner .34 Dubline head cytie of Irelande .18.31.33 Duste shaken in witnesse .31 EAre confession a salue for all sores .27 Election vocatioÌ„ of God .9 Epicurish papistes enemies to Christe .7 Epistles .ij. from learned men .38 English Saxons subdue the Britaines .14 English churche described .11 afflicted .42.48 English Antiquitees desiered .38 English shippes robbed .37 Example of Gods chasteninges .42 Examples of vocacion .2 of true nobilite .43 Examples notable for afflicted preachers .44 Exercise of an Irishe bishopp .28 Exequyes for the kinge .30.31 FAlse prophetes are the papistes 21. False rumours of the Irishe men .23 Fathers called persecuted and deliuered .3.9 Fathers in darkenesse faithfull .14.15 Fyshes are howseled of a preste .36 Fryres and sophisters .14 From Hierusalem and not from Rome .12 GEntyles acknowlegynge Christe .11 Gentiles partakers of the promise .11 Gentilman of Cornewale .35 George archebishopp of Dubline wicked .18 slacke .21 an Epycure .18.32 seketh the prymacie 32. Gildas for the Britaines faithe .11.13 God calleth tryeth and deliuereth .7 God now gathereth his churche .15 God mocked of the papistes .45 Good men from hypocrites are knowne .26 Gospell of the wounded man .25 Gossippes at Dubline .32 in procession .15 Grapes and thornes what they are .47.48 Gregorius and Porphirius .45 HElias aÌ„d Baals chaplaines .7 Heretykes in Britaine .13 Hierusalem and not Rome gyueth faythe to Englande .13 Hierusalem of the papistes will falle .44 Hipocrites Idolatours with their plages .21 they dyfferre from good men .26 take awaye the keye of knowlege .43 Holy daye obserued in murther .29 Holmes court a mansion .22.26 Horsegrome of lorde Mountgarret .26 Hugh Goodaker archebishopp of Armach .18 poysened .22 IAmes Ioys a maliciouse Iudas 26.29.47 Iames parish preste of S. Iues .36 Iane Gilforde proclamed Quene .23 Iapheth the father of Europa .12 Idolatour what he is els .21 Idolatours no apte ministers .10 Idolatours hipocrites w t their plages .21.26 Idolatryes of our tyme .11 Idolatryes of Waterforde in Irelande .17 Idolatryes and hypocresies rebuked .21 â–ª Iesus Christe called persecuted deliuered .2.9 Ilandes established in faythe .12 Images of our ladye hereticall .45 Images the laye mennis Calender .45 Impedimentes of the authour .17 Iohan Baptist Hieremy and Paule .3.9 Iohan Euangelist .2 â–ª called .10 exyled .44 Iohan Peter and Paule elected .10 Iohan Zebide bannished .44 Iohan Beuerle a man of God .14 Iohan Bale called afflicted and delyuered .3.4.43 triumpheth in afflictions .4.7 reioyceth in delyueraunce .3.4.41.43 defendeth y e kiÌ„ges boke .19 is sought to be slayne .28.31 receyued at kylkennye .29 temted of prestes .30 he fleeth .31 is taken of pirates .33 accused and examined .34.38 slaundered .38 spoyled of all .40.41 and deliuered .41.43 Ioseph an Hebrue preacheth in Britaine .12 IrelaÌ„d a bishops doughter so brought vp .32 Irish kearnes conspire and rebelle .23.28 Iudgement of popish gouernours .7 Iulius and Cornelius Captaines .6 Iustices are wicked in Irelande .22.30 KEarnes Irishe theues and murtherers .23.28.46.47 KilkeÌ„nie a
ciuile towne in IrelaÌ„de .19.24.27 Kinge Henry y e .viij. assisteth y e Gospell .15 KiÌ„ge Edward y e .6 fauoureth y e authour .4.16 Expelleth papystrye .15 hys deathe .14 hys exequyes .30 they helpe not .31 vndefyled with papistrye .43 Kinge Lucius conuerted of Tymothe .13 Kinge and counsell contempned .18.21.29 Kinges of Britaine no persecuters .13 LAdy Marye proclamed Quene 24.30 Lambe slaine from the beginninge .11 Lambert abrenounceth papistrye .6.41 Latine seruice of Antichriste .45 Lawers and prestes in Irelande .46.47 Learned men saluteth the authour .38 Lecherie of prestes .18.21.27 Leonard an Hollander .34 Lettre of the authours admission .16.38 Letters to be ware of poyseninge .22 Lordes and Captaines cruell .46 Lucius a kinge conuerted of Tymothe .13 MAistres kiÌ„ge was robbed .23 Marryage wyckedly contempned of prestes .21.27.32.45 Martyne a faythfull Neapolytane .28 Martine an English pirate .38 Masse brought in agayne .22.27.30.35 what toyes it hath .30 abolyshed .31 a torde newly paynted .45 Melchisedech and other fathers .9 a father of the Gentyles .12 Mercenaryes loyter and rauish .44 Mihel patrick maistre of theues .23.27.47 Myles Couerdale rayled on .35 Myracles of delyueraunce .28.32.35.40.41 Moneye y e cause of mischefe .34.36.37.38.40 Monkerye amonge the Britaines .13 Monkes amonge the Saxons .14 MouÌ„tgarret maiÌ„teineth murtherers .23.26.46 Murthers done of Irishe men .23.24.28 Murther kepeth holy daye .29 NAtiuite of Christe .29 Natiuite of mary abrogated .29 Nobilite hateth not the truthe .43 Noble meÌ„ taketh not awaye the keye of knowlege .43 how noble meÌ„ become ignoble .44 Noe preached afore y e floude after .9.12 Noyses rumours of mischefe .23.29.41 OBedience to magistrates .20.24.29 Office of a ChristeÌ„ bishopp .2 Office of prestes .20 Office of Christianes .26 Ordre politicall and ecclesiasticall .20.27 Ossorie a bishoprick in Irelande .2.16.42 Othe against papistrie .31 Owners .iiij. of the shippe .40 PApistes yonge lyddernes .3 Papistes haue contrarye reioyces .3.22.24.27.36 Papisme resumed at kilkeÌ„nie .27 Parels escaped of y e authour .5.6.32.35.37.40 Paule boasteth of his vocacion .4 He is elected 10. He reioyceth in persecucyons and delyueraunce 3.4 He infourmeth Claudia and semeth to haue preached in Britaine .13 Paules parels the authours coÌ„ferred .4.5.6 People reioyceth .4.18.28.29 Lamenteth the change in religyon .35 Peoples .iij. in Irelande .46 Persone a monke and inquisitour .41 Peter Iohan and Paule elected .10 Philipp y e Apostle preacheth in Fraunce .12 Philipp y e parish preste of knocktouer .18 Porphirius and S. Gregorie .45 Practise for the masse .23.30 Prayer of Noe for Iapheth .12 Prayer for the dead .17.20.25.30 Preachers of EnglaÌ„de now troubled .42.44 Prestes are persecuters and murtherers .4.5.26.28.29.31 offended with Gods wurde .20 .26 no redemers of sowles .17.20.25.30 will not marrye .20.27 prophecie with the deuyll â–ª .21 disobedyent to the kinge .18.21.27.29 reioyceth in kinge Edwardes deathe .22.27.44 dispute for purgatory .25 peruerteth the scriptures .26 resumeth papistryes .27 defendeth murther .29 kepe holy dayes .29 compared to Sathan .30 ledde by a daunsynge deuyll .31 setteth vp ymages .31 afflicteth the Englysh churche .43 are lecherouse as gotes .43 and saye yea naye to God .44.45 Prestes in procession .ij. disguysed .24 Preste increaceth crysoms .36 howfeleth fishes .36 Preste at masse .30 turneth thryse .30 Primacye of IrelaÌ„de ambicyously sought .32 Pryour of knoctouer W. had children .18 Procession generall of prestes .24.27 Proclamacion for both partyes .31 REcantacyon of the authour loked for .24 RedeÌ„pcioÌ„ is only of Christe not of prestes .20.25.26 Refusall w t .iij. impedimentes .17 Registre of visitacions of Englande .14 Religion now in Englande .44.45 Richarde Routhe a lecherouse Iudas .26.30.47 Robert Shea suffren of kilkennie .5.25.28 Rome called BabyloÌ„ of Christe of Peter .12 Ruffianes in Irelande rebellinge .23.24.28 Rumours and noyses .23.29.41 SAcrament preacheth .ij. thinges 11.25 Saint Iues in Cornewale .34 Samaritane and his offices .25 Samothees and other teachers .12 Sathan alwayes an enemye .28.48 Saxons subdued the Britaines .14 Scriptures ê‘uerted of SathaÌ„ y e papistes .26 Seale of office iudged treason .38.39 Sermons of the authour .21 last sermon .24 Sermons .ij. of the B. of Dublyne .32 Seruauntes .v. were slayne .28.47 Seruaunt to the customer .36 Seruice boke resisted .18.21 Seth Enos and other fathers .11 Syckenesse molesteth the authour .16.19 Sowle of y e kinge not holpen by funeralles .31 Sowles haue not helpe of y e prestes .17.20.25.27 States heauenly politicall .20.27 Suffrages for the kinge .31 SuÌ„me of y e authours doctrine .20.21.24.25 TEachers in Brytayne afore Christe .12 Tempest of the sea .33 Thankes to God for the dead .25 Thomas Cusake lorde chauÌ„cellour of Irelanâ— Thomas Hothe a wicked iustice .22.24.27.30 Thomas lockwode deane of Dubline .18 Thomas a yonge man of Estsexe .32.37 Thornes grapes what they are .47.48 Thre causes of omittinge matters .46 Thre consideracions chaunces .2 Thre peoples of Irelande .46 Thre turnes at masse .30 Thretteninges against the authour .41 Tymothe conuerteth kinge Lucius .13 Tyrauntes hate the verite of God .27.44 Transubstanciacion or God makinge .15 Treason forged to excuse theuerie .34.38 UAriaunce about shaddowes 24. Viciose meÌ„ no fitt ministers .10 Vyllages tirannously oppressed .46 VnthaÌ„kefulnesse to God plaged .36.42.43.49 Vocacion of the Authour iust .4.16 Vocacion and election of God .9 WAlter an Irish pirate betrayeth .6.33 Accuseth .34 is bannished .37 Waterforde an ydolatrouse citye .17.33.34 Weston a lecherouse papist .4.45 interpreteth scripture .45 William priour of knocktouer had childreÌ„ .18 Whoredome boasted of a preste .36 Whoremongers no apte ministers .10 Wyfe of a byshopp prouided for .32 Wyues persuaded to prestes .20 Wounded man restored .25 Writters ij against Coyne and lyuerye .4.6 Zele and studye of the authour .19.29.30.31 FINIS ¶ Correctyons where as faultes hath escaped in the pryntynge Fol. 6. pag. 1. li. 7. at Melita li. 27. drowned pag. ij 14. at the last fol. 8. pag. ij li. 1. domini fol. 9. pag. 1. li. 26. abhominacions pag. ij li. 24. customehowse IteÌ„ homely fol. 10. pag. ij li. 6. Irenaeus fo 13. pag. 1. li. 26. Melanius fol. 15. pag. ij li. ij call togyther li. 26. or a caller fo 16. pag. 1. li. 6. Stoke IteÌ„ do out the .iij. last lines fo 24. pa. ij li. 24. iustice Hothe IteÌ„ li. 26. Our Christe was but one Christe fol. 28. pag. ij li. 3. the clocke fol. 29. pag. ij li. 27. disdayned fol. 33. pag. 1. li. 17. an Irishe pirate fo 40. pag. 1. li. 10. in part of paymeÌ„t fo 45. pag. ij li. 5. ye shall ¶ Imprinted in Rome before the castell of S. Angell at y e signe of S. Peter in Decembre Anno D· 1553. O lorde thu God of truthe I haue hated them y t holde of supersticiouse 〈…〉 nitees my trust hath bene in the. I will be glad and reioyce in thy mercye fâ—â— thu hast considered my trouble hast knowne my sowle in aduersitees Thu hast not shut
me vp into the hande of tâ—â— enemie but hast set my fete in a large rowm 〈…〉 Psalm xxxi Stande vp O lorde God of hostes thu G 〈…〉 of Israel to vyset all heathen and be not meâ—cyfull to them that offende of malycyouse wiâ—kednesse Psalm lix GOD IS MY HELPER Ossorie y e flocke Deliueraunce ExaÌ„ples Iesus Adam Christe Adoctor Fathers Called Ages The author s. Peter papistes Daniel papistes s. Paule Irishe Edward Office S. Paule The Author weston Troubles Tyrauntes Parels WritteÌ„ dubline Cesarea Kilkennye Italie y e winde CoÌ„fort Iulius Walter Rome Publiê° A God Bretherne The author Prestes For others Possessions Exercise churche Prayse Gods wurke â–ª Bretherne Delyueraunce Prayer Ministerie Adam Noe. Noe. fathers Iesus A maystre apostles ElectioÌ„ S IohaÌ„ Papystes Dauid Doct. Peace Throldom Augustine Breade Christe EnglaÌ„d Adam Abel the laÌ„be geÌ„tyls Iaphet Melchisedech fathers Christe papistes Ioseph apostles Hierusalem s. Paule Claudia GeÌ„tiles Timot. Britanes Peace Heretykes MoÌ„kes Doct. Helpers SaxoÌ„s locustes Augustine accusers Obscurers Doct. Fryres Celibatus Registr Miracles Good men Mercye CalliÌ„ge k. Henrye K. Edwarde A good kynge The autor recouer weake frendes k. Edwarde The lordes Lordes A lettre vocacioÌ„ Impedimentes Frelye passage Waterforde Idolatours Deceiuers y e maier A preste whoredome dubline Idolatryes Chauncellour G. Browne Lockwode A trait A Beast y e autor An othe A loiterer An ague Gods wurke doctrine A trait fathers Helthe ij principles One Christe obedieÌ„ce Idoles Preachinge Wyues Deuylish Adulterers Sodomites Wicked doctrine Discipline Prestes Excuses Iustices sermoÌ„s Holmes Court Poison Kilkennie A Ioie K. Edward Giftes Idolat O SataÌ„ A traitour Wicked T. hoth Blamed kearnes English Rumours mastres Kinge Tirauntes Marie CoÌ„pulsion Gods wurde ij maskers Comedies Last sermon Gospell Christe Sacrament No worship Funerals the wouÌ„ded maÌ„ Iesus R. shea. Disputacion s. Paule Offyce ij sortes Holmes court Barnabe Bolgar tirauÌ„tes ij theues Malice A thefe y e clergie Rebellions ê“cessioÌ„ â–ª Deceyuers sowles whores Shamelesse a bishop martin Confirmacion a dogge confirmed v seruaunts Al slaine Theues iiij hondred Kilkennie A colour Hipocrites Deceyuers ydolatryes blasphemors Holy dayes christes natiuite tresurer temptacion a masse To preache RequieÌ„ Massinge Toyes Blessinges Iustice. Hothe To blame ê“cessoÌ„ CoÌ„missiones Proclamacion Mutteringes a chaÌ„ge deputie To Lechlin olde George a papist ij sermons olde shifte Daughter Accusacion Belli-gods Thomas CouenauÌ„t To knowe Papistrie Captaine roberie a howse dubline Halfe seas Waterforde Frendeshippe Duchelande A wishe moneye Accusacion downinges Examined Walter Scotlande y e thrust of Iudas Walter a dronkarde Downinges y e teÌ„ple A chaÌ„ge y e preste A godly man A good curate A howsellar of fyshes A churchemaÌ„ A plage A most vyle knaue Mockers Lyke himself an other Iudas Displeased Walter moneie Parell roauers .ij. shippes pirates at douer Stoughtly a pyrate Shamelesse lies .ij. Epistles No treason .iij. slauÌ„ders Craftie A great acte To London .ij. massengers Captaine Equite of truth moneye ordered ZelaÌ„de A ê“uiso A crye Allowaunce Lucre. Faunders CoÌ„pulsion LaÌ„bert paymeÌ„t DroÌ„kardes Resort threttes A moÌ„ke Deliberacion A freÌ„de Deliueraunce Gods wurke Faythe 〈…〉 BabiloÌ„ Wares haruest Preachers y e autor Of mercye Repent prestes noiblite K. Edward Noble men opeÌ„ opeÌ„ TiraÌ„nie Lawers Preachers Peruerters prestes Spiritualte wolues A wyfe weston Occupienge priapus Celibatus ymages Gregorie Heretykes In Latine Coyne liuerie 3. causes ij bokes ij sortes villages An ende ij threes preuily practyse Finely doublenesse Lawers A churche Grapes thornes Lyke Christe y e churche Helpe CoÌ„fort defence Empire Sathan