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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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13 Plague of the church grievous. 92 Plays handled. 218. b Plays and dances upon feast days. 282. b Plato's praise. 29 Pleadings in the law forbidden in the Lent. 279. b Pleasures some delight the mind, some the outward senses also. 102. b Plinies epistle to Trajan. 102 b Plural for the singular. 108 b Plutarch's divine sentence. 180. b Poetry's beginning and lawfulness. 102 Poets. 139 b Policy, not to make many privy of thine enterprise. 170. b Policy of war against the Beniamites. 273. b Policy in fulfilling a mans vocation, God forbiddeth not. 123. Policies of Gideon. 139 Polygamia argued against. 288 Pope Antichrist. 231. b Pope hath no authority to make laws in a common wealth. 21. b Pope teacheth he must be obeyed upon necessity of salvation. 257. b Pope above all kings and Princes. 257 Pope above emperor absurd 147 b Pope inferior to many priests in dignity. 261 Popes put down kings and Emperors, which the prophets never did, nor Christ nor his Apostles. 259 Pope maketh the sword of the emperor subject unto him. 257 Pope whether he may be judged of no man. 262 Pope claimeth dignity for spiritual things, & never useth them. 261 Popes are bawds. 232 Popes and popish bishops compared to brambles and briars. 161 Pope overthrown by Jotham's apology. 161 Popes ought to have before their eyes. &c. 148 Pope dissolveth oaths lawful and unlawful. 85. b Pope touched. 150 Popes wickedness in handling degrees of marriage. 21. b Posterity whether they may be bound by their elders. 75. b Postliminium. 186 Poverty vowed 203 Power of God absolute and ordinary. 97. b Powers .ii. ecclesiastical and civil. 257. b Power is given to princes of god & not of bishops. 261. b Powers Ecclesiastical and Civil wherein they differ. 259. b Precepts of the law, when one is contrary to an other, the weightier is to be observed. 184 Precepts of God of divers sorts. 203. b Prescription. 38 Prescription handled. 188. b President forbidden to marry a wife in his province. 21 Preterperfectence expounded by the preterpluperfectence 14 Praying we help other. 50 Prayers distinguished into public and private. 94 Prayers without faith avail not. 1•0 Pray only to God, for that which is above the faculty of man. 129 Prattlers oft see dreams. 135. b Preaching of gods word is not subject to civill power, but the preacher. 258.
13 Plage of the church greuous. 92 Playes handled. 218. b Playes and daunces vppon feast dayes. 282. b Platoes prayse. 29 Pleadinges in the law forbidden in the Lent. 279. b Pleasures some delite the mynde, som the outward sences also. 102. b Plinies epistle to Traian. 102 b Plural for the singular. 108 b Plutarches diuine sentence. 180. b Poetries begynnyng and lawfulnes. 102 Poetes. 139 b Pollicy, not to make manye priuye of thine enterprise. 170. b Pollicy of war agaynst the Beniamites. 273. b Pollicy in fulfilling a mans vocation, God forbiddeth not. 123. Pollicies of Gedeon. 139 Poligamia argued against. 288 Pope Antichrist. 231. b Pope hath no authoritye to make lawes in a common wealth. 21. b Pope teacheth he must bee obeyed vpon necessity of saluation. 257. b Pope aboue all kynges and Princes. 257 Pope aboue emperor absurd 147 b Pope inferiour to many priests in dignity. 261 Popes put downe kings and Emperours, which the prophets neuer did, nor Christ nor his Apostles. 259 Pope maketh the sword of the emperour subiect vnto him. 257 Pope whether he maye bee iudged of no man. 262 Pope claymeth dignity for spirituall thinges, & neuer vseth thē. 261 Popes are bawdes. 232 Popes and popish bishops compared to brambles and briars. 161 Pope ouerthrowen by Iothams apology. 161 Popes ought to haue before theyr eyes. &c. 148 Pope dissolueth othes lawfull and vnlawful. 85. b Pope touched. 150 Popes wickednes in handling degrees of mariage. 21. b Posteritye whether they maye bee bound by their elders. 75. b Postliminium. 186 Pouerty vowed 203 Power of God absolute and ordinarye. 97. b Powers .ii. ecclesiastical and ciuil. 257. b Power is geuen to princes of god & not of bishops. 261. b Powers Ecclesiasticall and Ciuil wherin they differ. 259. b Precepts of the law, when one is contrary to an other, the weightier is to be obserued. 184 Precepts of God of diuers sortes. 203. b Prescription. 38 Prescription handled. 188. b President forbidden to mary a wife in his prouince. 21 Preterperfectence expoūded by the preterpluperfectence 14 Praying we helpe other. 50 Praiers distinguished into publike and priuate. 94 Praiers wtout faith auaile not. 10 Pray onely to God, for that which is aboue the faculty of man. 129 Pratlers oft see dreames. 135. b Preaching of gods word is not subiect to ciuill power, but the preacher. 258.