The Pope and his clergy unlearned. 705.
The Pope Peters Successor. 675.
The Pope choketh the power of all other Bishops. 125.
The Pope riding in his Pontificalibus. 293. 294.
Pope Hildebrand. 420. 421.
The Pope treadeth on the Emperors neck. 422.
The Popes facts whatsoever they be, are excused. 423.
The Pope inferior to the Prince. 425. 426.
The Pope submitteth him self to the Emperor. 425.
The Pope no universal Bishop, ⟨image 395⟩but limited only to a part. 427
The Popes and Cardinals by their own friends compared to the Scribes & Pharisees. 430
We are bound to obey, not Peter and Paul, but the Pope. 431
The Pope heir apparent unto the Empire. 417.
The Pope overthroweth the Emperors crown with his foot. 418.
The Pope may depose kings and Emperors. 404. 405.
The Pope, whatsoever he be, is ever holy. 423.
The Pope armeth Henry the son against his Father. 419.
The Popes safe-conduct. 633.
The Popes Legates, firebrands of troubles. 402.
The Pope would have deposed Philippe the French King. 407
The Popes faith can not fail. 436
The Pope claimed the Kingdom of France to him self. 407.
No Salvation without the Pope. 104.
The Pope Judge in his own cause. 608.
The Pope appointeth Kings and Emperors to kiss his feet. 410.
The Pope keepeth not his own Councils. 525.
Pope Johns error, touching the immortality of the soul. 617.
The Pope discovered. 4.
The Pope above the general Council. 609. 610. 611.
Christ, and his Apostles could not rule the Church better than it is now ruled by the Pope. 551.
Pet••e Popes. 100.
The Pope may dispense against Gods word. 51. 330. 331.
Al power given to the Pope 532.
Pope Zofimus corrupted the Council of Nice. 612.
The Pope uncertain of his own succession. 129.
The Pope admitted by the Emperors letters parents. 130.
The Pope teacheth Humility in the School of pride. 410.
The Popes universal power. 104.
The Popes power not Universal. 115. 116. 123.
The Priest hath the same power that Christ had. 138.
The Pope receiveth his civil jurisdiction from •he Prince. 534. 535
The Pope is Lord of Lords, and King of Kings. 544.
It were best the whole world in all cases were ruled by the Pope alone. 400.
The Pope so far above the King as God is above a man. 397.
The Pope, the Prince, both of the heavenly, and also of the worldly Kingdom. 95.
The Pope and his clergie vnlearned. 705.
The Pope Peters Successor. 675.
The Pope choketh the povver of al other Bishoppes. 125.
The Pope ridinge in his Pontificalibus. 293. 294.
Pope Hildebrande. 420. 421.
The Pope treadeth on the Emperoures necke. 422.
The Popes factes vvhatsoeuer thei be, are excused. 423.
The Pope inferior to the Prince. 425. 426.
The Pope submitteth him selfe to the Emperoure. 425.
The Pope no vniuersal Bishop, ⟨image 395⟩but limited onely to a part. 427
The Popes and Cardinalles by their ovvne frendes compared to the Scribes & Phariseis. 430
VVee are bound to obey, not Peter and Paule, but the Pope. 431
The Pope heir apparent vnto the Empire. 417.
The Pope ouerthrovveth the Emperours crovvne vvith his foote. 418.
The Pope may depose kinges and Emperours. 404. 405.
The Pope, vvhatsoeuer he be, is euer holy. 423.
The Pope armeth Hēry the sonne against his Father. 419.
The Popes saueconducte. 633.
The Popes Legates, firebrandes of troubles. 402.
The Pope vvoulde haue deposed Philippe the Frenche King. 407
The Popes faith can not faile. 436
The Pope claimed the Kingdom of Fraunce to him selfe. 407.
No Saluation vvithout the Pope. 104.
The Pope Iudge in his ovvne cause. 608.
The Pope appointeth Kinges and Emperours to kisse his feete. 410.
The Pope keepeth not his ovvne Councels. 525.
Pope Iohns erroure, touching the immortalitie of the soule. 617.
The Pope discouered. 4.
The Pope aboue the general Councel. 609. 610. 611.
Christe, and his Apostles coulde not rule the Church better thē it is novv ruled by the Pope. 551.
Pet••e Popes. 100.
The Pope maie dispense againste Gods vvoorde. 51. 330. 331.
Al povver geuen to the Pope 532.
Pope Zofimus corrupted the Councel of Nice. 612.
The Pope vncertaine of his ovvne succession. 129.
The Pope admitted by the Emperours letters parents. 130.
The Pope teacheth Humilitie in the Schole of pride. 410.
The Popes vniuersal povver. 104.
The Popes povver not Vniuersal. 115. 116. 123.
The Prieste hath the same povver that Christe had. 138.
The Pope receiueth his ciuile iurisdictiō frō •he Prince. 534. 535
The Pope is Lorde of Lordes, and King of Kinges. 544.
It vvere beste the vvhole vvorld in al cases vvere ruled by the Pope alone. 400.
The Pope so far aboue the King as God is aboue a man. 397.
The Pope, the Prince, bothe of the heauenly, and also of the vvorldly Kingdome. 95.
