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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.
R. Repines and extortions of Caligula. 42. Rationale divinorum osticiorum. 81 Raw earth. 44 Those which do fly from the reading of holy books. 6. Curious readers of foolish books. 7 Refounders or melters. 38. Religion of beggars, or begging Religion. 54 Remedy against the thunder and lightning. 75. Remission & forgiveness in this world 98 The Rental of Purgatory. 39 To repose or remain Christ. 82. Reproach of the Peasant to the priests. 65 Repugnancy of doctrine. 94 Requiems of the poor and rich. 63. Requirescant in pace. 38. The riches of Purgatory. 30 Three kinds of righteousness after Plato. 97 Ringing of belles. 68 To ring for the time. 75 Rule of the divine service for the dead. 63 ⟨image 118⟩Ruth and Boaz. 97 Ruth and Noe••. 100.
R. Repines and extorcions of Caligula. 42. Rationale diuinorum osticiorum. 81 Raw earth. 44 Those which doe fly from the reading of holy bookes. 6. Curious readers of foolish bookes. 7 Refounders or melters. 38. Religion of beggers, or begging Religion. 54 Remedy agaynst the thunder and lyghtning. 75. Renullion & forgiuenes in this world 98 The Rentall of Purgatory. 39 To repose or remain Christ. 82. Reproch of the Paysant to ye priests. 65 Repugnauncio of doctrine. 94 Requiems of the poore and rich. 63. Requirescant in pace. 38. Thr riches of Purgatory. 30 Three kindes of righteousnesse after Plato. 97 Ringing of belles. 68 To ring for the time. 75 Rule of ye diuine seruice for the dead. 63 ⟨image 118⟩Ruth and Booz. 97 Ruth and Noe••. 100.
S. Divers sacrifices the dead for divers causes. 10•. Sacrifice of Jesus Christ 48 Salt in the baptism. 35. Salt of wisdom. •5. Salt of the word of God. 35. Salt of the Priests. 35. Salting and seasoning of fools. 35 The salutation of the soldier unto the holy fathers. 39 Sampson and David. 94. The efficacy & strength of Satan. 106 Satisfaction for sins. 8 Saturn and Rea. 59. All savours are good, so that money do come. 41. The sclpunder of the Pharisees. 18. Shepherds feeding themselves. 1 Scotland and Ireland. 27. Selling of offices. 43. Selling of the burial. 54. Senna therib. 94. Sennacherib Romaine. 94. Sepulchre of Jesus Christ. 53. Sepulchres insatiable. 52. White or painted sepulchres. 52. To sing after the dead. 87. Singing of Masses. 41. Signification and definition of an heretic. 60. Signification of belles. 71. 74. Signification of hell. 17. Signification of the deep lake. 89. Sign of the cross. 102 Sillogismus in Darif. 51 Simony and Simoniacs. 53. Sins of Princes. 30. Sins of the simple people. 30. Sins of Princes and Cyronts. 29. Siticines. 66. Sop in the throat. 51. A soul drawn from hell. 90 A soul taken in a net. 89. To what serveth the washings of souls 36. The spittle of the priests. 35. The spittle of Jesus Christ. 34. To sprinkle the sepulchres with water. 37. The spirit the author of purgatory 29. Stella Clericorum. 48. Stephen the sixth. 88. Stigmata. 103. Stile of the holy Ghost. 18 Stix. 9 The Philosophical stone. 55. Suffocations. 36 Supper. 42.