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The Christian disputations, by Master Peter Viret. Divided into three parts, dialogue wiseThe Christian disputations, by Master Peter Viret. Deuided into three partes, dialogue wise
The Christian disputations, by Master Peter Viret. Divided into three parts, dialogue wise: set out with such grace, that it cannot be, but that a man shall take great pleasure in the reading thereof. Translated out of French into English, by John Brooke of AsheThe Christian disputations, by Master Peter Viret. Deuided into three partes, dialogue wise: set out with such grace, that it cannot be, but that a man shall take greate pleasure in the reading thereoff. Translated out of French into English, by Iohn Brooke of Ashe
London: printed by Thomas East, 1579
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.
E. Ears delicate and pleasant. fol. 12. To eat Jesus Christ. 49. To eat Jacob. 50. To eat the skin and the bones 51. Egyptians at this present time. 1 Egypt and Babylon. 2. Eloquence Apostolical and human. 5. Eloquence without the fear of god. 7. Emperors and Popes abolishing the statutes of their predecessors. 88 Epiphanius. 74 Epicurians. 17. Eridanus. 90. Reichtho the Sorcerer. 103. Errors of Saul. 1. Error touching the honouring and invocation of Saints. 78 Aeschines and Demosthenes. 7. The estate of the dend. 79. Aetna the hill Gibello. 24. Eurotos and Peneus. 90. Example of Elisha. 34 Example of the Smiths. 36 Extreme unction. 42. Excommunication for money. 68 Extractors of the fifth essence. 22.
E. Eares delyeate and pleasaunt. fol. 12. To eate Iesus Christ. 49. To eate Iacob. 50. To eate the skinne and the bones 51. Aegyptians at this present time. 1 Aegypt and Babilon. 2. Eloquence Apostolycall and humayn. 5. Eloquence without the feare of god. 7. Emperours and Popes abolyshing the statutes of their predecessours. 88 Epiphanius. 74 Epicurians. 17. Eridanus. 90. Reichtho the Sorcerer. 103. Errors of Saul. 1. Error touching the honouring and inuocation of Saints. 78 Eschines and Demosthenes. 7. The estate of the dend. 79. Aethna the hill Gibello. 24. Eurotos and Peneus. 90. Example of Eliseus. 34 Example of the Smithes. 36 Extreme vnction. 42. Excommunication for money. 68 Extractors of the fifth essence. 22.
F. Fable of the Dog and the Ass. 19 Feigned fable upon the bittory of Lazarus. 27 Fable of a Cordelier. 102. The Poetical fable of Enceladus and of the Giants. 25. Faith. 10. Fall of Angels and of men. 97. Fall of Peter. 1. Fauns and Satires. 26 Fall of the Souls. 101 Fastings & prayers of the christians. 39. ⟨image 116⟩Feast and procession of Cybele. 74. Fasting hurtful unto those that are subject to anger. 62. Feast of Saint Francis. 105 Feast of the dead. 24. F••ldes Eliseas. 32. The felicity of Lice and their boldness. 105. The fire insatiable. 52. Fire and water. 88. The fire begun in Purgatory. 82. The celestial and evangely call fire. 56. The true fire of Purgatory. 56. The true fire of Purgatory. 56. To Ash in troubled water. 92. Fishers of Christ and Antichrist. 92. Fishers of gold and silver. 92 Fishers forsaken. 93. Fishers of souls. 92. Flayers and manglers of Latin. 5. Fleread novercae tumulum. 6. The flood of Christ. 91. Floods of hell, their names and interpretations. 89. Floods of wine and milk. 89. Floods of Paradise. 89 90. The forbidding of Julian the Apostate. 16 The forbidding of books. 90. Formosus. 88. The forehead of the Hypocrites and of the Prophets. 18. To forget God. 91. Foundation for the poor. 70. Foundation of the faith of transubstantiation. 82 Foundations of the prayers for the dead. 101 The fool counsel the wise. 2. Fountains of excessive coldness and heat. 26. Funus uneralia. 70. The furnace of Purgatory. 55.