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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 Secundum quid ad simpliciter. 256. b Security handled. 246. b Security laudable. 247. b Security of the flesh pernicious. 244 Sedition handled. 197 Seditions springeth oft of setting forth of true piety. 124. b seditious persons, who. 197. b Seeing of God or angels. 117 Seeing of God by men. 118 Sanhedrin. 1. b Senses cannot know God. 118 Senses, when they may be received. 209. b Senses are not deceived in seeing of angels. 210. b Sensible things distinguished. 209 b Sepulchres of dead men watched. 139. b Sequences and feigned hims. 103. b Serapions act for Communion under one kind. 190 Sermon of a Prophet. 113. &c Sermon must be taken out of the scriptures. 61 Serpents of the carcass of a man. 218 Servants sometimes wiser then their masters. 250. b Servitude. 80 Seven a number of fullness. 179 Severity of God toward his enemies. 112 Severity to much against the Beniamites. 280 Severity in a mans own cause not commendable, but in Gods, necessary. 31. b Shadows of the old law are removed, but the things shadowed remain. 47. b Shaphat interpreted. 1. b Shaving of heads. 201. b Shepherds used watches. 139. b Show of ill, how far it is to be avoided. 38. b Shipwreck, cruelly dealt with in certain regions. 235. b Shrat•tide. 279. b Sibylla's verses. 58 Sicarii. 166 Sicera drunk. 202 Sicles value. 238 Sign desired by Manoah. 204. b Sign required by Gideon. 116 Sign may be required to strengthen our faith. 126 Signs have the names of the properties of things oft times. 62 Signs are called lies, why. 127 b Silence enjoined to women in the church. 93 Sulla eaten of lice. 13 Shiloh was in mount Ephraim. 252 Symbol or Creed is called the tradition of the Church. 43 Similitudes force in reasoning. 234 Sins in .4. degrees. 179. b Sin entered by man, and not by God. 167 Sin separateth us from the familiarity of God. 117. b Sins are not equal. 53 Sins punished by sins. 248. b Sins of committing and omitting. 63 Sins former, by latter sins punished. 79 Sin cured with sin. 168. b Sins cannot be avoided by us. 73 Sin is not therefore excused, because it is public. 254. b Sins have their weight by the law. 53 Sins are ill and good in divers respects. 166. b Sin is sin, because it is against Gods word. 233. b Sin no sin when God commands it. 39 Sin, whether God be the cause thereof. 78 Sins reward is death. 194.
b Secundum quid ad simpliciter. 256. b Security handled. 246. b Security laudable. 247. b Securitye of the fleshe pernicious. 244 Sedicion handled. 197 Sedicions springeth oft of settyng forth of true piety. 124. b sedicious persons, who. 197. b Seyng of God or angels. 117 Seing of God by men. 118 Senadrim. 1. b Sences cannot know God. 118 Sences, when they may be receaued. 209. b Sences are not deceaued in seyng of angels. 210. b Sēsible things distinguished. 209 b Sepulchres of dead men watched. 139. b Sequences and fained hyms. 103. b Serapions act for Communion vnder one kinde. 190 Sermon of a Prophet. 113. &c Sermon must be taken out of the scriptures. 61 Serpents of the carkas of a man. 218 Seruantes sometimes wyser then their maisters. 250. b Seruitude. 80 Seuen a number of fulnes. 179 Seuerity of God toward hys enemies. 112 Seuerity to much against the Beniamites. 280 Seuerity in a mans own cause not commendable, but in Gods, necessary. 31. b Shadowes of the old law are remoued, but the things shadowed remayne. 47. b Shaphat interpreted. 1. b Shauing of heades. 201. b Shepherdes vsed watches. 139. b Shew of yll, how far it is to bee auoyded. 38. b Shipwrack, cruellye dealt with in certayn regions. 235. b Shrattide. 279. b Sibyllas verses. 58 Sicarii. 166 Sicera dronke. 202 Sicles valew. 238 Signe desired by Manoah. 204. b Signe required by Gedeon. 116 Signe may be required to strengthen our fayth. 126 Signes haue the names of the properties of things oft times. 62 Signes are called lyes, why. 127 b Silence enioyned to wemen in the church. 93 Silla eaten of lice. 13 Siloh was in moūt Ephraim. 252 Simbole or Crede is called the tradtion of the Church. 43 Similitudes force in reasonyng. 234 Sinnes in .4. degrees. 179. b Sinne entred by man, and not by God. 167 Sinne seperateth vs from the familiarity of God. 117. b Sinnes are not equall. 53 Sinnes punished by sinnes. 248. b Sinnes of committing and omyttyng. 63 Sinnes former, by latter sins punished. 79 Sinne cured with sinne. 168. b Sinnes cannot be auoyded by vs. 73 Sinne is not therfore excused, bycause it is publike. 254. b Sinnes haue their weighte by the law. 53 Sinnes are yll and good in diuers respectes. 166. b Sinne is syn, bycause it is againste Gods woord. 233. b Sinne no synne when God commaundes it. 39 Sinne, whether God be the cause thereof. 78 Sinnes reward is death. 194.