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Most fruitful [and] learned co[m]mentaries of Doctor Peter Martyr Vermil Florentine, professor of divinity,…Most fruitfull [and] learned co[m]mentaries of Doctor Peter Martir Vermil Florentine, professor of deuinitie,…
Most fruitful [and] learned co[m]mentaries of Doctor Peter Martyr Vermil Florentine, professor of divinity, in the University of Tygure with a very profitable tract of the matter and places. Herein is also added [and] contained two most ample tables, aswell of the matter, as of the words: with an index of the places in the holy scripture. Set forth & allowed, according to the order appointed in the Queens majesties injunctions.Most fruitfull [and] learned co[m]mentaries of Doctor Peter Martir Vermil Florentine, professor of deuinitie, in the Vniuersitye of Tygure with a very profitable tract of the matter and places. Herein is also added [and] contained two most ample tables, aswel of the matter, as of the wordes: wyth an index of the places in the holy scripture. Set forth & allowed, accordyng to thorder appointed in the Quenes maiesties iniunctions.
London: printed by John Day, 1564London: printed by Iohn Day, 1564
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b Commandments of God are to be kept precisely without all mitigation or mollifying with mans invention. 61 Commandments of God more to be regarded then kinsfolks. 156. b Commandment less, shall g•ue place to the greater. 203. b Commandments, when one is contrary to an other, the weightier is to be observed. 184 Common prayer what behaviour is required thereat. 207 Common weal of the Jews described. 1. b Communion hath divers names. 41 b Communion & Mass compared. 49. b Communication filthy. 159. b Companying of godly with ungodly. 44. b Comparative decree always requireth the positive degree. 39. b Competentes. 42. b Compulsion to right worshipping of God, & use of the sacraments. 54. b Conciliation of places repugnant. 93 Concilium Gangrense allowed marriage of ministers. 94. b Concord in the church dependeth not of unity or likeness in ceremonies. 279 Concubines having. 154 Concubines of the Fathers were wives. 248. b Conjurer notable, Apollonius. 211 Conjurations at the Sepulchres of Saints. &c 130 Conscience when it accuseth us, what we shall answer. 176 Conscience evil, is called sores of the mind. 247. b Consecrator, whether he be greater then the consecrated. 261. b Consent of the church whether it be to be waited for in reformation. 265 Consent of the children is requisite in marriage. 215 Conspiracy. 38 Conspiracies of the ungodly are of no long time. 166. b Conspiracies communicated to many, have seldom good success. 82. b Constancy true. 194 Constancy of the Jews. 265. b Constantius emperors sleight to try right christian officers. 264. b Constantine decided a matter of religion. 266. b Contagion is to be avoided. 46. b Contempt defined. 166 Contempt of the enemy in wars engendereth negligence. 270 Contentions concerning fastings. 276. b Contracts of matrimony privy. 154 Contracting by words of the future tense. 284. b Contubernium. 154. b Constantius the emperor. 155. b Copulation of Angels with women. 16 Correction or amendment ought to begin first in our own family, and next kin. 123 Corruption first, after the sin of Adam, whether it were derived of God or no. 80 Covenants are of as great efficacy as oaths. 86 Covenant of God two ways to be considered. 59. b Covenant of god with the Hebrews, concerning the Canaanites. 60 Covenant old, had promises of more then earthly felicity.
b Commaundementes of God are to be kept precisely without al mitigation or mollefieng wyth mans inuention. 61 Commaundementes of God more to be regarded then kynsfolkes. 156. b Commaundement les, shall g•ue place to the greater. 203. b Commaundementes, when one is contrary to an other, the waightier is to be obserued. 184 Common prayer what behauior is required therat. 207 Common weale of the Iewes described. 1. b Cōmuniō hath diuers names. 41 b Cōmuniō & Masse compared. 49. b Communication filthy. 159. b Companieng of godly with vngodly. 44. b Comparatiue decree alwaies requireth the positiue degree. 39. b Competentes. 42. b Cōpulsion to right worshipping of God, & vse of the sacramēts. 54. b Conciliation of places repugnāt. 93 Concilium Gangrense allowed mariage of ministers. 94. b Concord in the churche dependeth not of vnity or likenes in ceremonies. 279 Concubines hauing. 154 Concubines of the Fathers were wyues. 248. b Coniurer notable, Appollonius. 211 Coniurations at the Sepulchres of Saintes. &c 130 Conscience when it accuseth vs, what we shal answer. 176 Conscience euyll, is called sores of the minde. 247. b Cōsecrator, whether he be greater then the consecrated. 261. b Consent of the churche whether it bee to bee wayted for in reformacion. 265 Consent of the children is requisite in mariage. 215 Conspiracy. 38 Conspiracies of the vngodly are of no long time. 166. b Conspiracies communicated to many, haue seldom good succes. 82. b Constancy true. 194 Constancy of the Iewes. 265. b Constantius emperours sleight to try right christian officers. 264. b Constantine decided a matter of religion. 266. b Contagion is to be auoyded. 46. b Contempt defined. 166 Contempt of the enemy in wars engendreth negligence. 270 Contencions concerning fastings. 276. b Cōtractes of matrimony priui. 154 Contracting by woordes of the future tence. 284. b Contubernium. 154. b Constantius the emperor. 155. b Copulation of Aungels wyth women. 16 Correction or amendement oughte to begyn fyrst in our own famely, and next kin. 123 Corruption first, after the synne of Adam, whether it were deriued of God or no. 80 Couenants are of as great efficacy as othes. 86 Couenant of God two wayes to be considered. 59. b Couenāt of god with the Hebrues, concerning the Chananites. 60 Couenant old, had promises of more then erthly felicity.