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A65093	The works of the famous antiquary, Polidore Virgil containing the original of all arts, sciences, mysteries, orders, rites, and ceremonies, both ecclesiastical and civil : a work useful for all divines, historians, lawyers, and all artificers / compendiously English't by John [i.e. Thomas] Langley.; De rerum inventoribus. English	Vergil, Polydore, 1470?-1555.; Langley, Thomas, d. 1581.	1663 (1663)	Wing V596; ESTC R28374	121,672	340

be sold Cadmus found Gold Melting Brasse Smiths ●orge Idei Dactili Sothering of Iron Pirodes stroke fire out of Flint Gold in Rome Janus coyns of Brasse Looking-Glasses Sidon Prometheus Rings served to Seal Letters Aman might have but one Ring Rings were worn on the left hand Vermilion Myrrh Crystal Hercules Wood-bridg The Arcadians manner An Oracle Prometheus made Images Ceres Image of Brasse M. Attilius made the first Image of Gold in Rome Phidias Augustus Seal Polygnotus The beginning of painting Cleophantus invented colours Potters craft Dibutades Worker of Clay Mummius destroyed Corinth Demeratus Potters frame Husbandry Dionysius Triptolemus Men lived by Acorns Baking and grinding Dunging land Yoking Oxen Plough Instruments of Husbandry Wine Oresteus Noáh planter of the Vineyard Olive-Oyl Making Cheese Gargorius Gathering honey Adam named Beasts Hiperbius Abel Eating of Flesh Priests of Aegypt Banquets Beasts that be Badges Adam made the first coat of Leather Shoomakers craft Embroidring Spinning and Weaving Silk Hercules Tiro Houses Making Walls of Houses Pallas invented Building Blessing of ●ouses Gravors in Marble Occasion of making Cities Cecropia Argos Diospolis Isaac digged Pits Four Labyrinths Mausoleum Artemesia The Romans burned their dead bodies Sylla Women had Commendations in Rome Rameses Ptolomeus The manner of Writing in Egypt Romulus Covering of Scaffolds First Justing in Rome Private Baths Common-B●ths Notable Baths How the Saw was found Daedalus slew his Nephew for envy The Tyrians were cunning Carpenters Who was ruler on the Sea first Neptune Erichthras devised Boats Noah made the first ship Philosophers were Merchants Carthaginians first Merchants Dionysius taught the Trade of Merchandise The Hebrews did buy and sell Hebrews did buy and sell Venus a common woman Spu. Posthumius abrogated Bacchus's Feasts Common women were of long time Our Religion began of the Hebrews Enos called first on God Moses delivered the Israelites from bondage Gods mercy is shewed God is made Man What year Christ was incarnate Christ was persecuted to death The year of Christs Death and Resurrection The Holy Ghost is sent Peter Converted three thousand Stephen is martyred Men were first called Christians in Antioch Peter Bishop of Antioch Mary the Virgin dyed Paul is converted Paul was beheaded Peter was crucified Circumcision Abraham is circumcised Why the blood was shed The second Circumcision Other Countries do circumcise What Circumcision signifieth John Baptist author of Baptism When Lay-men may Christen Three Baptisms The old custome of baptizing Aaron first Priest Noah made the first Altar Succession in Priesthood Christ Authour of our Priest-hood Spiritual Priest-hood All Christian men are Priests Second Priest-hood is a Ministery The manner of consecrating in the Apostles time Laying on of hands The fashion of the Primitive Church A Bishops office Scripture beareth these Rome made more Orders Iginius did devise first Orders The Office of a Priest The shaven Crown is the Priests badge Occasion of shaving of Crowns Peter was mocked for his baldness Shaven Crowns came of the Nazarens Priests of Egypt were shaven What the Crown signifieth Lame men may not be Priests The age of Priests Stalling a Bishop Cures in Rome Cardinals Innocentius Cardinal Hatts Order of Cardinals The Bishop of Rome may change his name Sergius invented the changing of his name Election of the Bishop of Rome The Empire is removed into France by Bishops of Rome Charls gave the Lands to the See of Rome Otho a German is made Emperour Princes Electors Decree by the Bishop of Rome The Pall is decreed to the Patriarchs Changing of Bishopricks A Priest might not be convented Excommunication The age of Nuns at their profession Nuns might touch no coap nor Incense Women may not be bare head in the Church Taking off of Caps Kissing the Bishop of Romes feet Saluting With Kisses Washing of feet on Maundy Thursday Flamen Dialis Pontifex maximus Offering Images of Wax or Tapers ☞ Drinking on Maundy-Thursday Casting of money abroad The laudable manner of the Italians Kings and Priests were anointed Purple Robe is the difference of the Emperour Aaron and Saul first anointed Anointing of children Christned The manner of confirming Extream Unction When a Priest might not marry Bishops married Maids A Priest might but once marry Paphnutius withstood the Council of Nice Gregory established the single life of Priests Decrees of kindred inhibited Purification of women after Child-bearing Solomon made the first Temple First Church in Rome Abraham ordained the first place of Buriall Constantine forbade putting to death on the Cross Hellen found the Crosse of Christ Cain and Abel sacrificed first Men were sacrificed by the Gentiles Punishments that they suffered for omitting the oblations Dedicating of Churches Oracles ceased at Christ's coming Prayer was at the beginning Christ prescribed a Prayer The institution of the Sacrament Alexander decreed that the Sacrament should be consecrated of sweet bread The old Rite of consecrating S. Hierome did devide the Epistles and Gospels Washing of the hands Blessing with Chalices Ceremonies Masse must be said in places consecrated Corner-Masses be forbidden Daily Communion Vncharitable persons were interdicted from service Keeping the Sacrament ment in Churches We be reconciled by Christ. Repentance a remedy of sin Desperation is forbidden Innocentius did ordain Confession to the Priest Apuleius de a simo an reo libro 11. Pelagius charged Priests to say Mattins daily Singing of Psalms by course Our common singers rebuked Uses in the service Flesh was not eaten before Noah Example of Fasting Telesphorus did appoint it before Easter Superstition turned into Religion Egyptians Rite in Watches Night Sacrifices are abolished Diagundas Dayes were turned into Feries Easter is appointed on the Sunday White meats is forbidded on Fasting dayes Sabbath-dayes of the Jews Holy-dayes Works due for the holy dayes Easter is instituted by the Apostles Eastet is to be kept in March S. John kept the Jewes Easter Easter Feasts instituted by the Apostles Feasts instituted at the Council of Lions Reconciliation of Churches The Pope must hallow Saints Ten Months was the common time of Wedding Expiation of hasty Marriages French Queens in their Widdow-hood wear white cloathing Mourning is superstition and Hypoorisy Marriage vows renew●d Buriall is an end of all things Chalices of Wood. Chalices of Glasse Ringing to Service Tolling the Ave-Bell Vows came of the Hebrews Abagarus Philip Emperour is proclaimed an Heretick Luke 11. Christ alloweth Tythes First-fruits were offered of divers Countries Possessions are permitted to the Clergy Beginning of Religion Paul the Hermite Religion hath grown to superstition Bennet builded an Abbey at Cassinum Three Vows Basilius ordained Eusebius of Cremonen●es The Order of Cannons or Hermites Carmelites cloathing is changed Dominick is Canonized Francis is made a Saint Grave-keepers or Sepulchre-Knights Knights of the Rhodes Templer-Knights Dutch-Lords Knights of St James Knights of St Mary de Mercede Mountesians Apostolike brethren Rites of Ninevites An usage of the Egyptians Craf●s of the Eygptians The Egyptians excuse Goddess of Syria Libro 8. deasmo aureo Ceretanes play in Summer and beg in Winter Many Bishops of Rome suffered Martyrdome Pardons were profitable to the purse Jubilee sent into all Countries Titles of the Bishop of Rome Christs greeting The Hebrews saluting Bulls sealed with Lead Carolus Magnus sealed first with Gold A general decree of Annates Simon profered mony for to have power to give the Holy Ghost Simon was made a god Simon ●did fly in the Ayre Simon brake his Leg. John did write his Gospel against Hebion Schisms of later times Matthias elected by a Council Council of Nicea Council at Constantinople Council at Ephesus Council at Chalcedon Council at Bizance Christ was a witnesse of the truth Stephen disputed with all the Learned men of J●wry Stephen is stoned to death Stephen first open defender of our faith Nero first persecutor of of all the Heathen Princes Half Rome was burned by Nero. Persecution done by the Emperour Dioclesian made the greatest Persecution Constantinus first defended the Christian Faith Stephen was the first Martyr The several materials of Buttons Short Coats Cloaks Bezoar It s power Alchymy Latten ● A Saphyre made white Tin like Silver Aqua-fort is Cupella Whether Alchymy be lawful or not

use of Dancing as Livy saith came from the Hetruscans to Rom● which we exercise much on Holidayes as they did not without slander of our Religion and hurt and damage of chastity As for Masks they be so devillish that no honesty can be pretended to colour them Zacharias Bishop of Rome made a decree against it but that availeth nothing At the Kalends of May the Youth as well men as women are wont to go a Maying in the fields and bring home boughs and flowers to garnish their houses and gates and in some places the Churches which fashion is derived of the Romans that use the same to honour their Goddess Flora with such Ceremonies whom they named Goddess of fruits The Christmas Lords rhat be commonly made at the Nativity of the Lord to whom all the houshold and family with the Master himself must be obedient began of the equality that the servants had with their Masters in Saturnus Feasts that were called Saturnalia wherein the Servants have like Authority with their Masters during the time of the said feasts And this furnishing of our bellies with delicates that we use on Fastingham Tuesday what time some eat till they be enforced to forbear all again sprung of Baccbus feasts that were celebrated in Rome with great joy and delicious fare And our Midsummer bone-fires may seem to have come of the Sacrifices of Cer●s Goddess of Corn that men did solemnise with fires trusting thereby to have more plenty and abundance of Corn. Disguising and Mumming that is used in Christmas time in the North parts came out of the Feast of Pallas that were done with Vizors and painted Visages named Quinquatria of the Romans CHAP. III. The manner of anointing Priests Kings them that be Christned confirmed of sore sick WHen Moses had builded the Tabernacle he was commanded to make a confection of holy Ointment wherewith both the Work the Vessels Priests and also Kings which be called to that office or dignity ought to be anointed so that it came to passe that the anointing was the very token and difference whereby Kings were known among the Hebrews as the Emperours in Rome were known by their Purple Roabs Aaron and his Sons were the first anointed Priests and Samuel anointed Saul first King over Israel and so consequently it grew into a custome that Priests and Kings were anointed By which thing is signified that they be specially favoured of God and like as Oyl lyeth aloft on the water or other Liquor so the office of a Priest and dignity of a Prince surmounteth all other degrees of Ministers both in the active and also contemplative life Silvester Bishop of Rome ordained first that all that were Christned Churches and Chalices should be annointed with Oyl Our oyl that is now used is made of Oyl Olive and natural Balm Fabianus commanded that it should be renewed every Munday and Thursday Clement the first ordained that all Children and other that were Christned should be anointed again with Crisme and he instituted also the Sacrament of Confirmation supposing that no man were a perfect Christian if that Rite and Ceremony were by negligence omitted For this cause that the Holy Ghost might more plentifully be given to them by the hands of the Bishop This thing began of the example of the Apostles which sent Peter and John into Samaria to lay their hands on them that they might receive the Holy Ghost It is onely ministred by a Bishop in this wise first he asketh the name of the child and then maketh the sign of the Crosse in the forehead with the Chrisme saying I sign thee with the token of the Crosse and confirm thee with the Crisme of Salvation In the name of the Father the Son and the Holy Ghost that thou may be reple●ished with the Holy Spirit and have everlasting life So 〈◊〉 And then he smiteth the cheek of 〈◊〉 Child softly but if he be of a great age he giveth a sharp stroke that he may remember that mystery saying Peace 〈◊〉 with thee Felix the fourth did institute That such as were in extreams should be anointed following the example of the Apostles which as Mark wi●nesseth cured many diseases by anointing them and S. James speaketh of a like thing in his Epistle CHAP. IV. The beginning of Marriage of Priests when it was forbidden with other Laws touching Marriage MOses the Minister of God among the Israelites which were desirous to augment and amplifie their issue ordained that all men indifferen●ly as well Priests as Lay-people should take wives lest the debarring them from matrimony might be occasion of greater enormity and inconvenience among them Albeit because of the dignity of the ordet of Priesthood he made restraint that they should marry none that was taken prisoner bond-woman or divorced from their former husband and the Bishops might not be married but to Maids As concerning our Priesthood Sylvester the first after the Text of S. Paul commanded that a Priest should marry but one wife and after to live sole alone as Paul had a wife as may appear in his Epistles to the Philipians and Corinthians And Clement Bishop of Alexandria and Ignatius which was in Paul's time witnesse the same Peter and Philip had wifes and daughters whom they bestowed honestly in marriage to husbands And S. Peter seeing his Wife led to death for the profession of Christ with great joy of her constancy said Wife remember the Lord. This order the Greeks and all the East parts of Christendome do use which would not consent to the Councel of Neece wherein it was propounded That the Priests should forsake their Wives and namely Paphnutius the holy and chaste Bishop that came out of the borders of Egypt withstood that Decree very earnestly Stiricius the first forbade the Priests of the West parties and Deacons to marry the year of our Lord 337. He instituted also That he that either wedded a Widow or took a second wife could not be made Priest Pelagius the second enforced the Sub-deacons to forsake their wifes And Gregorius because he thought it violent to divorce them ordained That from his time none should be Sub-deacon unlesse he vowed Chastity before Notwithstanding the Lawes before made took no effect among the Priests of the West parts untill the time of Gregory the seventh which was the year of our Lord 1074. And here Polidore protesteth That the single life of Priests doth more harm to the Religion shame to the Order and grief to honest men then their constrained chastity profieth If they were restored to the liberty and choice it were no prejudice to the Christian Common-wealth and honesty for the Order In the beginning men married their sisters and kinswomen but Moses restrained them of the Hebrews from the first and second degrees and Fabianus forbade the third and fourth which Custome standeth now in effect Theodorus did inhibit first That a

man might not marry that Maid to whom his father was a God-father It was confirmed first by Gregory and after by Alexander the third That no man should marry his brother's wife lest it should be thought to be a counterfeit of the Hebrews Lanuch was the first that ever had two wives whose example many others ensued afterwards The custome of purifying of women was taken of the Hebrews but there is no day or time appointed for it Nevertheless for an honest order they use commonly not to be purified before the moneth day and then with a few honest Matrons she cometh accompanied to the Church and offereth a wax Taper and the Chrisome CHAP. V. Of the Temples Church-yards when the Crosse was first had in reverence IN the Old Testament Moses set up a Tabernacle curiously edified to God wherein Supplication and Intercession was made to him for the 〈◊〉 of the people And in that he made the Ark of Covenant in the which he put the two Tables of stone containing the Law of the Ten Commandements Aaron's rod and the pot of Manna After him Solomon King of the Hebrews made at Hierusalem ● Temple of costly array and sumptuously wrought I cannot to say truth perfectly tell where the first Church of Christians was builded but by all conjecture it seemeth that it was made of the Apostles either in Ethiopia where Matthew preached or in Lower India where Bartholomew taught or in Scythia where Andrew shewed the Word of God Where they doubtlesse either cause new Churches to be edified or else transposed the Idol's Temples to serve the Christians use abolishing Superstition and planting the true Religion of Christ Albeit it were not against reason to suppose there was a Temple or house of prayer appointed by James at Jerusalem In Rome the first that I read of was consecrated by Pius Bishop of Rome in the street called Patricius at Novatus Baths in honour of the Virgin Prudentia at the request and suit of Praredis her sister And after Calistus made a Temple to the Virgin Mary in a place beyond Tiberis and instituted a Church-yard in Apius's street and called it after his own name But Abraham was the first that made any place of burial in Hebron where he bought of Ephron an Hittite the double Cave for 300 shekels of silver with the the ground about it and there was Sarah his wife and he himself buried Noah builded the first Altar and offered upon it a burned Sacrifice to the Lord. And Bonifacius the third caused that they were covered with linnen cloaths Constantinus when he had won the battail against Maxentius by reason of a vision that he saw of the crosse the day of the battle ordained that from thenceforth no man should suffer death on the crosse And so in processe of time it was had in much reverence and worship And Theodosius made a law That there should no Image of the crosse be graven in stone marble or in earth lest men should tread on it Hellen Constantine's Mother a very vertuous woman repaired to Jerusalem to seek the Crosse of our Lord where with great labour and diligence she fouud it and with it the other two whereon the Theeves were hanged but it was ease to perceive Christ's Crosse by the Title which then did remain albeit sore wasted and corrupted with Antiquity CHAP. VI. Of the ancient rite or sacrificing Feast-dayes dedicating Temples the mystery of Fire Holy Water CAin and Abel the two sons of our first Father Adam offered in sacrifice to God the first fruits of their goods Abel his oblation was a Lamb Cain his gift was Corn. Afterward when the Priesthood was ordained Aaron and his sons offered divers things with sundry Ceremonies which he shewed at large in the book of Leviticus The Gentiles almost all sacrificed to the Idols men or women after sundry rites as appeareth in the Histories of Gentile-Authors And if it fortuned that they omitted any such abominable idolatry they had great punishment destruction of their fruit corruption of their water infection of the Ayr death of Cattel great droughts women had evil deliverance with many such plagues as Dionysius Halicarnasseus witnesseth which the spirits of the ayr procured to delude and seduce men and confirm them in their errour The holy-dayes among the Jews were divers as the Sabbath-day the Feast of the new Moon the Passeover the Feast of unleavened bread Pentecost the Feast of Tabernacles the Dedication day which be all shewed largely in the Old Testament The use of dedicating Churches is of great antiquity for Moses did sanctifie the Tabernacle and Solomon consecrated the Temple that he builded at Jerusalem And Esdras after when they returned from the Captivity of Babylon hallowed the Temple new again Of them we receive our Rite of hallowing of Churches albeit we have more ceremonies then they had Fire was kept continually on the Altar by the Priests for without it and salt could no sacrifice be duly made or ordinarily offered and we in our Masses have ever a Taper of Wax burning And the Emperours of Rome had Fire born before them and the Vestals had ever perpetual Fire in the Temple where they served Vesta The spirits of the ayr that gave doubtfull answers to them that enquired any question of them were at the coming of Christ all destroyed For when he was carried into Egypt which is a Country full of superstition and Idolatry all the Idols of that Region were overthrown and fell to the ground at his coming thither And in the time of Adrian the Emperour both the wicked sacrifices were abolished and also the Oracles of Apollo at Delphos Jupiter-Hammon in Egypt with like vanities were subverted by the power of God through his Son Jesus Christ Holy Water was ordained by Alexander the first to be consecrated to drive away Spirits and was commanded that it should be kept as well in Churches as in private houses for the same use whereof are grown among the common people many superstitious errours contrary to the Word of God CHAP. VII Who ordayned Praying Why we look Eastward Ministring the Sacrament of the Altar FOrasmuch as we are created of God after his own Image for the intent to honour and serve him and so finally to enjoy the eternal inheritance of Heaven which we must attain to by Prayer acknowledging our own infirmities and referring us to the mercy of our most loving Father It shall therefore be convenient to declare the institution of Prayer Prayer therefore was from the beginning as Abel prayed Noah Abraham Isaac Jacob with other Patriarks prayed to God in all their doubtfull affairs and gave thanks for the good atchieving of them Moses and Aaron with other as Anna the wife of Helcanah shewed us an example of Prayer But Christ is the first that did shew us any special form of Prayer as appeareth in the Gospell of Matthew