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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.
Romans to be placed in benefices in England 194 The P. desireth to be strong, to suppress the Emperor ead. A council at Lions ead New exactions in England eadem No tax of money out of England to Rome 195 The K. relenteth to the P. ead. The 3. part of church goods, & yearly fruit of vacant benefices to the pope eadem 60000. florins in one year to Rome, besides &c. eadem The Albigenses assailed by the Pope eadem Friar Minorites in Eng. ead. Joh. de S. Egidio eadem Alexander de Hales eadem Carthusians 196 Minster at Salisbury ead. Contention about spiritual jurisdiction ead. Westminster exempt from the B. of London ead. Wardship, initiū malorū ead Honorius the Emp. enemy, dieth eadē Popes unreasonable request denied in France 197 War against the good earl of Toulouse eadem The Earle of Toulouse excommunicated eadem ⟨image 411⟩The French K. dieth eadem Avignon overrun by treason of the P. Legate 198 P. chased out of Rome ead Contention for superiority ead Chapt. of the bible distinct by Steven Lancthō 199 Tenths of all the goods of England and Scotland, to be given to the pope ead Prelates driven to sell their chalices & copes 200 Usurers brought into England by the P. Legate ead Next years corn tithes to the P. ead Earle of Toulouse assailed again ead Bishops set on checker matters, exercised Sessions and judgements 201 P. neglecteth the K. & satisfieth the Archb. ead Randulph Nevel ead A good bishop ead Hubert L. chief Justice 202 Italians spoiled ead William Withers 203 L. Hubert destitute on every side 204 Londoners hate Hub. ead Hubert brought to the Tower 205 Hub. sent back again 206 Lucas, archb. of Dublin, true friend to L. Hubert ead Hard choice offered to Hub. ead The K. somewhat appeased toward Hub. 207 Hub. somewhat cheered ead Craft of a bishop ead Great reverence of the church 208 The K. hard again to Hub. ead L. Hub. received into the K. favour ead Caursini, Italian usurers ead P. visitation general ead A deformation, no reformation 209 Benedict order ead Peter bishop of Winchest. ea They would displace the K. ea Monastery of converts ead Edmund 216 R. Grosted ead King floweth bad counsel ead Reformation ead Courage of K. ead Pictavians expelled 211 Catini in Almain slain ead Albigenses slain ead Hub. cometh to the K. ead Reconciliation ead Dissension betwixt the P. & the Romans ead P.
Romans to be placed in benefices in England 194 The P. desireth to be strōg, to suppresse the Emperor ead. A councel at Lions ead New exactions in Englande eadem No taxe of mony out of England to Rome 195 The K. relēteth to the P. ead. The 3. part of church goods, & yerely fruit of vacāt benefices to the pope eadem 60000. florens in one yere to Rome, besides &c. eadem The Albingenses assayled by the Pope eadem Frier minorits in Eng. ead. Ioh. de S. Egidio eadem Alexander de Hales eadem Carthusians 196 Minster at Salisburie ead. Contention about spirituall iurisdiction ead. Westminster exempt from the B. of London ead. Wardship, initiū malorū ead Honorius the Emp. enemie, dieth eadē Popes vnreasonable request denied in France 197 War against the good earle of Tholouse eadem The Earle of Tholous excō municated eadem