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An abridgement of the book of acts and monuments of the ChurchAn abridgement of the booke of acts and monumentes of the Church
An abridgement of the book of acts and monuments of the Church: written by that Reverend Father, Master John Fox: and now abridged by Timothy Bright, Doctor of Physic, for such as either through want of leisure, or ability have not the use of so necessary an historyAn abridgement of the booke of acts and monumentes of the Church: written by that Reuerend Father, Maister Iohn Fox: and now abridged by Timothe Bright, Doctour of Phisicke, for such as either through want of leysure, or abilitie haue not the vse of so necessary an history
London: printed by I. Windet, 1589
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
Two popes fight eadem Hildebrand pummelled the pope 131 The pope stinted at twenty pence the day eadem Hildebrand encroacheth the treasure of the church. ead. William Conqueror 133 Cruelty of the conqueror. ea. Englishman, a name of reproach eadem England five times overrun. eadem Normans placed eadem Stigandus archbishop deposed eadem Lanfranc Archb. of Canterbury 134 Contention for primacy. ead. Two palls given to Lanfranc eadem York subject to Canterb. ea. Bishops seats altered from towns to cities 135 Ecclesiastical decrees ead. Priests against monks ead. Lanfranc dieth for sorrow. eadem P. Hildebrand a sorcerer. ead. Hildebrand contemneth the Emperor 136 Both the swords eadem Pope cannot err eadem Presbiteresse eadem Council against marriage of priests eadem Decree against marriage resisted eadem A schism eadem Hildebrand a villainous pope eadem None chosen pope under 3. days after his predecessors burial 137 The pope excommunicateth the Emperor ead. The P. practiseth to kill the Emp. at prayer eadem Hildebrand asked counsel of the host, and casteth it into the fire, because it would not answer ead. The Emperor goeth barefoot to the Pope ead. A popish interpretation of simony 138 A terrible pope eadem The Emper. forced to yield ⟨image 408⟩to the Pope eadem The Emper. brought under the Popes foot eadem The Emperor yieldeth his crown to the Pope ead. Hard conditions eadem Henricus 4. deposed 140 Petra dedit Petro eadem Rodolph chosen Emp. ead. Rodolph wounded to death. eadem Crimes against the P. 141 Hildebrand deposed, dieth in banishment ead. William conqueror dieth. ead. The Conqueror given to make peace in his land 142 Great slaughter of Englishmen eadem The first B. of Salisbury. ead. Secundū usum Sarum ead. The use of Gregory ead. The Abbot killeth his monks. eadem A bishop eaten with mice. 143 Rats tower eadem William Rufus eadem Lanfranc dieth eadem Nothing of the king, but for money eadem Victor 3. Pope eadem Victor poisoned in his chalice 144 Charterhouse monks. ead. Urbanus pope eadem Two popes at once ead. White monks eadem Voyage against the Saracens. eadem Peter the hermit 145 Jerusalem won from the Saracens eadem Prohibition of going to Rome eadem Canonical hours eadem Lawful for subjects to break their oath of allegiance. eadem The city of Canterbury given to the archb. ead.
Two popes fight eadem Hildebrand pummeled the pope 131 The pope stinted at twentie pence the day eadem Hildebrand encrocheth the treasure of the church. ead. William Conqueror 133 Crueltie of the cōqueror. ea. Englishman, a name of reproch eadem England fiue times ouerrun. eadem Normans placed eadem Stigandus archbishop deposed eadem Lanfranke Archb. of Canterbury 134 Contentiō for primacie. ead. Two palles geuē to Lanfrank eadem Yorke subiect to Cāterb. ea. Bishops seates altered from townes to citties 135 Ecclesiasticall decrees ead. Priests against monks ead. Lanfranke dieth for sorrow. eadem P. Hildebrād a sorcerer. ead. Hildebrand cōtemneth the Emperour 136 Both the swords eadem Pope cannot erre eadem Presbiteresse eadem Councell against mariage of priests eadem Decree against marriage resisted eadem A schisme eadem Hildebrād a villanous pope eadem None chosen pope vnder 3. daies after his predecessors buriall 137 The pope excommunicateth the Emperour ead. The P. practiseth to kill the Emp. at praier eadem Hildebrand asked counsell of the host, and casteth it into the fire, because it would not answer ead. The Emperour goeth barefoote to the Pope ead. A popish interpretatiō of simonie 138 A terrible pope eadem The Emper. forced to yeeld