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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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E. Ear rings. 250. b Eating defined. 212. Ecclesiastical power and Civill. 257. b Ecclesiastical causes pertain to the Magistrate. 266. Ecclesiastical power is subject to the civill. 258. b Elect are punished to their salvation. 33. Electors of Princes. 90. b Elements of bread, wine, and water. 134. b Elijah was of the tribe of Benjamin. 272. Elloborus is bearfoote. 164. b Elohim and Jehovah. 112 b Elohim, whom it is attributed unto. 206. b Emmaus called Nicopolis. 41. Emperors why they were ordained. 2. Emperor subject to the pope. 257 Emperor corrected of a bishop. 145 Emperors all were not consecrated of the Pope. 261. b Emulation handled. 141. b Emulation described. 143. b Enak defined. 15. Enakim. 15. b Endeavour or labour is required to be joined with faith. 13. b Enemies described. 85. Enemies god destroyeth sometimes without the help of man. 99. England. 271. d Enochs book. 16. Enterprises require three things. 271. b Envy entreated of. 141. b Envy described, and mother thereof. 143. Envious persons described. 141. b Epha measure. 116. b Ephod, what. 150 b Ephod, what. 238. b Ephori. 90. b Ephraites more nobler than Manasseh. 141. b Ephraimites pride: 197. Epitaphs sung. 102. [Greek or Hebrew], rejoicing at an other mans hurt. 143: Error very hurtful […] the church 148. b Errors of fathers. 279. Error of Ambrose. 194. Error of Augustine. 195. b Errors of Gregory. 147. b Error of Gregory Bishop of Rome. 56. Isaiah was married. 94. Isaiah death, what occasioned. 117. b Espials three mentioned in the scripture. 35. b Essence of God shall be known of us in the life everlasting. 121 Eternal life fully given us, is presently possessed only in part. 7. b Eternal life whether it may be called a reward. 272. Ethnics had better knowledge of God, then the Papists. 207. b Evensong before noon. 277. b Events, no good trial of lawful actions. 227. Evils is not to be committed to avoid evil. 253. Evil less is to be preferred before the greater. 253. Evil how it is taken away. 268. b Evil not evil, if God command it. 39 Evil in the fight of the Lord. 67. b Evil works how God may be said to work in the wicked, 7. Evil men sometimes punished by worse. 80. b Evil spirit, signifieth either the devil, or wicked affections. 168 Evil things must not only be left, but good things also put in ure. 176. Euripides sentence. 158.
E. EAre rynges. 250. b Eating defined. 212. Ecclesiasticall power and Ciuill. 257. b Ecclesiasticall causes pertayne to the Magistrate. 266. Ecclesiasticall power is subiect to the ciuill. 258. b Elect are punished to their saluation. 33. Electors of Princes. 90. b Elements of bread, wine, and water. 134. b Elias was of the tribe of Beniamin. 272. Elloborus is bearfoote. 164. b Elohim and Iehouah. 112 b Elohim, whom it is attributed vnto. 206. b Emaus called Nicopolis. 41. Emperours why they were ordained. 2. Emperour subiect to the pope. 257 Emperor corrected of a bishop. 145 Emperours all were not consecrated of the Pope. 261. b Emulation handled. 141. b Emulation described. 143. b Enak defined. 15. Enakim. 15. b Endeuour or labour is required to be ioyned with faith. 13. b Enemies described. 85. Enemies god destroieth somtimes without the helpe of man. 99. England. 271. d Enochs booke. 16. Enterprises require three things. 271. b Enuy intreated of. 141. b Enuy described, and mother therof. 143. Enuious persons described. 141. b Epha measure. 116. b Ephod, what. 150 b Ephod, what. 238. b Ephori. 90. b Ephraites more noblethen Manasses. 141. b Ephramites pride: 197. Epitaphes soong. 102. , reioycing at an other mās hurt. 143: Errour very hurtfull the church 148. b Errours of fathers. 279. Errour of Ambrose. 194. Errour of Augustine. 195. b Errours of Grigory. 147. b Errour of Grigorye Byshoppe of Rome. 56. Esay was maryed. 94. Esay deth, what occasioned. 117. b Espials thre mēcioned in the scripture. 35. b Essence of God shal be knowen of vs in the lyfe euerlasting. 121 Eternal life fully geuen vs, is presently possessed onely in part. 7. b Eternall lyfe whether it may be called a reward. 272. Ethniks had better knowledge of God, then the Papistes. 207. b Euensong before noone. 277. b Euents, no good trial of lawful actions. 227. Euils is not to be committed to auoyde euyl. 253. Euil lesse is to bee preferred before the greater. 253. Euil how it is taken away. 268. b Euil not euill, if God commaunde it. 39 Euil in the fight of the Lord. 67. b Euil works how God may be said to worke in the wicked, 7. Euill men sometymes punished by wurs. 80. b Euil spirit, signifieth either the deuil, or wicked affections. 168 Euil thinges muste not onelye bee left, but good thynges also put in vre. 176. Euripides sentence. 158.