THE ACTS AND MONUMENTS OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
by
JOHN FOX
TABLE of CONTENTS
TITLE PAGE.
THE FIRST BOOK 2. THE EARLY PERSECUTION OF THE APOSTLES . 3. THE FIRST PERSECUTION UNDER NERO. 4. THE SECOND PERSECUTION UNDER DOMITIAN. 5. THE THIRD PERSECUTION UNDER TRAJAN AND HADRIAN. 6. THE FOURTH PERSECUTION UNDER ANTONINUS VERUS. 7. THE FIFTH PERSECUTION UNDER SEVERUS. 8. THE SIXTH PERSECUTION UNDER MAXIMUMUS. 9. THE SEVENTH PERSECUTION UNDER DECIUS. 10. THE EIGHTH PERSECUTION UNDER VALERIAN. 11. THE TENTH PERSECUTION UNDER DIOCLESIAN. 12. THE PERSECUTION UNDER LICINIUS. 15. PERSECUTION UNDER JULIAN THE APOSTATE. THE SECOND BOOK 17. THE CHURCH IN BRITAIN BEFORE THE COMING OF THE SAXONS. 18. THE ENTERING AND REIGNING OF THE SAXONS IN THE REALM OF ENGLAND. 20. THE CONVERSION OF THE SAXONS. 21. FROM THE CONVERSION OF THE SAXONS TO THE COMING OF THE DANES. THE THIRD BOOK. 28. KING EGELRED OR ETHELRED, "THE UNREADY". 29. KINGS EDMUND IRONSIDE, CANUTE AND HARDEKNOUT. 30. KING EDWARD THE CONFESSOR. THE FOURTH BOOK. 33. HILDEBRAND (POPE GREGORY THE SEVENTH). 39. QUARREL BETWEEN THE EMPEROR FREDERICK BARBAROSSA AND THE PAPACY. 40. LIFE AND DEATH OF THOMAS À BECKET. 41. AFTER THE DEATH OF THOMAS À BECKET. 42. POPE ALEXANDER III AND THE WALDENSES. 43. OTHER EVENTS DURING THE REIGN OF KING HENRY II. 44. PERSON AND CHARACTER OF HENRY II. 46. DISPUTE BETWEEN THE ARCHBISHOP AND ABBOT OF CANTERBURY. 50. THE CRUSADE AGAINST THE ALBIGENSIANS. 52. THE SCHISM BETWEEN THE ROMAN AND GREEK CHURCHES. 53. MORE DISSENSIONS ABOUT ECCLESIASTICAL APPOINTMENTS. 54. PAPAL GREED AND CORRUPTION. 57. THE RIGHT OF PRINCES TO APPOINT BISHOPS. 58. THE EMPEROR FREDERICK II. (contd.) 59. FREDERIC'S LAST CAMPAIGN AND DEATH. SUMMARY OF HIS CHARACTER. 60. GULIELMUS AND OTHER CHAMPIONS OF CHRIST. 62. THE WICKEDNESS OF THE JEWS. 63. OTHER EVENTS IN THE REIGN OF HENRY III. 64. QUARREL OF KING HENRY III AND THE NOBLES. 67. QUARREL OF KING PHILIP OF FRANCE AND THE POPE. 70. KING EDWARD III – WARS WITH THE FRENCH AND SCOTS. 71. KING EDWARD III -- MATTERS ECCLESIASTICAL. 72. ANTI-PAPAL WRITERS: 1300-1360. THE FIFTH BOOK. 73. THE PERSECUTIONS FORETOLD IN THE SCRIPTURES. 74.THE PRAYER AND COMPLAINT OF THE PLOUGHMAN. 75. THE PARABLE OF FRIAR RUPESCISSANUS 76. ARMACHANUS AND THE BEGGING FRIARS 77. POPE GREGORY THE ELEVENTH AND KING EDWARD THE THIRD 78. ANTI-PAPAL WRITERS, 1370-1390 80. HERFORD, REPPINGTON AND ASHTON 84. A LETTER FROM LUCIFER TO THE POPE AND PRELATES 85. KING RICHARD II AND THE FOLLOWERS OF WICKLIFF 86. THE DEPOSING OF KING RICHARD II. 90. LAWS MADE AGAISNT HERETICS 94. JOHN HUSS CONDEMNED BY POPE ALXANDER V. 95. INSUFFERABLE PRIDE AND VAINGLORY OF THE PRELATES 96. NOTES OF CERTAIN PARLIAMENT MATTERS PASSED IN HENRY V'S KING'S DAYS. 97. CORONATION OF HENRY V. SYNOD OF LONDON 98. THE TROUBLE AND PERSECUTION OF THE LORD COBHAM. 99. COPE'S BOOK OF LORD COBHAM, ANSWERED 100. THE ENTRY OF THE STORY OF THE BOHEMIANS. 101. THE COUNCIL OF CONSTANCE. 102. JOHN HUSS BEFORE THE COUNCIL OF CONSTANCE 104. THE ARTICLES AGAINST JOHN HUSS, AND HIS ANSWERS 105. THE TRIAL OF JOHN HUSS (CONTINUED) 106. CERTAIN LETTERS RELATING TO THE CASE OF JOHN HUSS 108. THE LETTER OF THE LORDS OF BOHEMIA TO THE COUNCIL 110. THE BOHEMIANS RESIST THE POPE THE SIXTH BOOK. 112. FURTHER PERSECUTIONS OF WICLIFF'S FOLLOWERS 114. THE ELECTION OF POPE FELIX V. 115. THE BOHEMIANS AND THE COUNCIL OF BASIL 116. EVENTS IN ENGLAND 1431-1450 117. THE INVENTION AND BENEFIT OF PRINTING. 118. THE LAMENTABLE LOSING OF CONSTANTINOPLE. 124. JOHN THE NEATHERD OF FRANCONIA, A MARTYR, AND DOCTOR JOHANNES DE WESALIA. 125. THE WARS OF THE ROSES (CONCLUDED) 126 THE WORD OF GOD SPREAD BY PRINTING 130. SOLYMAN, THE TWELFTH EMPEROR OF THE TURKS. 132. FURTHER CAMPAIGNS OF SOLYMAN 133. RECENT DEFEATS OF THE TURKS 135. PERSECUTION IN ENGLAND, 1500-1509 136. THE PROUD PRIMACY OF POPES VOL II. THE SEVENTH BOOK 137. INTRODUCTION TO THE REIGN OF HENRY VIII. 138. DISPUTE ABOUT THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION 139. LONDONERS FORCED TO RECANT, 1510-1527 140. WILLIAM SMEETING AND JOHN BREWSTER. 142. LONDON MARTYRS, 1509-1518 145. MARTIN LUTHER -- INTRODUCTION 149. LUTHER AFTER THE DIET OF WORMS; HIS TEACHINGS AND DEATH. 150. CARDINAL CAMPEIUS' MISSION 151. THE REFORMATION IN SWITZERLAND. 153. HENRY SUTPHEN, MONK, A MARTYR, AT DITHMARSCH. 154. THE LAMENTABLE MARTYRDOM OF JOHN CLERK, OF MELDEN, IN FRANCE. 161. THE WALDENSIAN MARTYRS IN PROVENCE 162. THE WALDENSIANS OF PIEDMONT THE EIGHTH BOOK,
THE ACTS AND MONUMENTS, CONTAINING THE THREE HUNDRED YEARS NEXT AFTER CHRIST, WITH THE TEN PERSECUTIONS OF THE PRIMITIVE CHURCH.
CONTAINING
THE NEXT THREE HUNDRED YEARS FOLLOWING
WITH SUCH THINGS SPECIALLY TOUCHED AS HAVE HAPPENED IN ENGLAND FROM THE TIME OF KING LUCIUS TO GREGORIUS, AND SO AFTER TO THE TIME OF KING EGBERT.
FROM THE REIGN OF KING EGBERTUS UNTO THE TIME OF WILLIAM CONQUEROR.
CONTAINING ANOTHER THREE HUNDRED YEARS, FROM WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR TO THE TIME OF JOHN WICKLIFFE,
WHEREIN IS DESCRIBED THE PROUD AND MISORDERED REIGN OF ANTICHRIST BEGINNING TO STIR IN THE CHURCH OF CHRIST.
CONTAINING
THE LAST THREE HUNDRED YEARS FROM THE LOOSING OUT OF SATAN.
PERTAINING TO
THE LAST THREE HUNDRED YEARS FROM THE LOOSING OUT OF SATAN.
THE ACTS AND MONUMENTS,
BEGINNING WITH THE REIGN OF KING HENRY THE EIGHTH.
PERTAINING TO THE LAST THREE HUNDRED YEARS FROM THE LOOSING OUT OF SATAN.
CONTINUING THE HISTORY OF ENGLISH MATTERS APPERTAINING TO BOTH STATES, AS WELL ECCLESIASTICAL, AS CIVIL AND TEMPORAL.
163. THE HISTORY OF SEVEN GODLY MARTYRS BURNT AT COVENTRY.
166. MARTYRS IN SCOTLAND AND ENGLAND, 1525-32.
172. BOOKS BANNED BY THE PAPISTS.
173. RICHARD BAYFIELD, MARTYR.
174. JOHN TEWKESBURY, LEATHERSELLER, OF LONDON, MARTYR.
175. JOHN RANDALL AND EDWARD FREESE.
176. JAMES BAINHAM, LAWYER, AND MARTYR.
178. JOHN FRITH AND ANDREW HEWET.
180. PERSONS ABJURED IN LONDON
181. KING HENRY'S BREACH WITH ROME
182. ARGUMENTS AGAINST THE POPE'S SUPREMACY
183. FOOLS AND TRAITORS WHO CLUNG TO THE POPE
185. THE DEATH OF THE LADY KATHARINE, PRINCESS DOWAGER, AND THAT OF QUEEN ANNE.
186. KING HENRY REFUSES THE POPE'S SUMMONS TO MANTUA
187. REBELLIONS IN LINCOLNSHIRE AND YORKSHIRE
189. ECCLESIASTICAL MATTERS, A.D. 1538.
193. KING HENRY'S DECREE AGAINST IMPORTED BOOKS
194. THE VARIABLE CHANGES AND MUTATIONS OF RELIGION IN KING HENRY'S DAYS.
197. THE HISTORY OF ROBERT BARNES, THOMAS GARRET, AND WILLIAM JEROME, DIVINES.
198. PAPISTS, EXECUTED THE SAME TIME WITH BARNES, JEROME, AND GARRET.
199. FURTHER PERSECTION ARISING FROM THE SIX ARTICLES.
200. JOHN PORTER, THOMAS SOMMERS, AND OTHERS
205. DR. LONDON AND THE GOLDSMITH.
206. QUALIFICATIONS OF THE ACT OF THE SIX ARTICLES.
207. JOHN ATHY, JOHN HEYWOOD, KERBY, AND ROGER CLARKE
208. KING HENRY'S ACTS AND PROCLAMATIONS, 1545-46
210. THE MARTYRDOM OF JOHN LACELS, JOHN ADAMS, AND NICHOLAS BELENIAN.
211. ONE ROGERS, A MARTYR, BURNED IN NORFOLK.
213. WICKED DEEDS OF BISHOP GARDINER
213. SUPPRESSION OF BOOKS; TYNDALE'S CONDEMNED.
215. THOMAS FORRET AND HIS FOLLOWERS
216. MARTYRS IN ST. JOHN'S-TOWN, OR PERTH
219. THE SCHISM THAT AROSE IN SCOTLAND FOR THE PATER-NOSTER
222. THREE DIVERS SORTS OF JUDGMENTS AMONGST THE PAPISTS, AGAINST HERETICS AS THEY CALL THEM.
223. PAPAL DOCUMENTS RELATING TO KING HENRY'S DIVORCE.
224. POPE LEO'S BULL AGAINST LUTHER, AND LUTHER'S ANSWER
225. THE DEATH OF KING HENRY THE EIGHTH
THE NINTH BOOK,
CONTAINING
THE ACTS AND THINGS DONE IN THE REIGN OF KING EDWARD THE SIXTH.
227. RELIGIOUS REFORMS UNDER KING EDWARD
228. THE BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER
230. TRIAL AND IMPRISONMENT OF EDMUND BONNER.
231. FURTHER RELIGIOUS REFORMS UNDER KING EDWARD
232. THE TRIAL OF STEPHEN GARDINER.
233. DOCTOR REDMAN EXPOUNDS THE TRUE FAITH ON HIS DEATHBED
234. WILLIAM GARDINER, MARTYRED IN PORTUGAL
235. THE DOWNFALL OF EDWARD, DUKE OF SOMERSET
236. DISPUTATIONS HOLDEN AT OXFORD, ABOUT THE SACRAMENT OF THE LORD'S SUPPER.
237. A LIKE DISPUTATION IN CAMBRIDGE
238. A FRUITFUL DIALOGUE DECLARING THESE WORDS OF CHRIST, THIS IS MY BODY.
239. THE END AND DEATH OF KING EDWARD THE SIXTH.
THE TENTH BOOK.
THE BEGINNING OF THE REIGN OF QUEEN MARY.
240. THE ABOMINABLE BLASPHEMY OF THE MASS.
241. THE BEGINNING OF THE REIGN OF QUEEN MARY
242. PROHIBITION OF UNAUTHORISED PREACHING.
243. A DISPUTATION ON RELIGION ORDERED BY THE QUEEN.
244. DEPOSED BISHOPS RE-APPOINTED, AND APPOINTED BISHOPS DEPOSED.
247. ACTIONS TO RE-ESTABLISH PAPISM.
248. DR. RIDLEY DISPUTES ON THE SCARAMENT.
249. RIDLEY, CRANMER AND LATIMER AT OXFORD.
250. DISPUTATION OF CRANMER AT OXFORD
251. DISPUTATION OF RIDLEY AT OXFORD
252. DISPUTATION OF LATIMER AT OXFORD
253. DISPUTATION OF HARPSFIELD AT OXFORD
254. CONCERNING THESE DISPUTATIONS
255. VARIOUS DOCUMENTS RELATING TO THE DISPUTATIONS
256. OTHER THINGS WHICH HAPPENED IN THIS REALM, IN THIS TUMULTUOUS TIME.(1)
257. THE EXECUTION OF THE KENTISH REBELS.
258. DISPUTATION OF BRADFORD AND SAUNDERS AT CAMBRIDGE.
259. PRINCESS ELIZABETH IMPRISONED.
260. MARRIAGE OF QUEN MARY AND PHILIP OF SPAIN. FURTHER ACTIONS TO RE-ESTABLISH PAPISM
THE ELEVENTH BOOK.
WHEREIN
IS DISCOURSED THE BLOODY MURDERING OF GOD'S SAINTS, WITH THE
PARTICULAR PROCESSES AND NAMES OF SUCH GOOD MARTYRS, BOTH MEN AND WOMEN, AS, IN
THIS TIME OF QUEEN MARY, WERE PUT TO DEATH.
268. OTHER EVENTS OF FEBRUARY 1555.
269. CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN QUEEN MARY AND THE KING OF DENMARK.
270. BISHOP BONNER COMMANDS UNIVERSAL RECONCILIATION.
274. THOMAS CAUSTON AND THOMAS HIGBED.
275. WILLIAM PYGOT, STEPHEN KNIGHT, AND JOHN LAURENCE
278. OTHER EVENTS OF MARCH AND APRIL 1555.
281. OTHER EVENTS OF MAY 1555.
282. JOHN CARDMAKER AND JOHN WARNE.
283. OTHER EVENTS OF JUNE, 1555.
284. JOHN ARDELEY AND JOHN SIMSON.
288. CONCERNING THE CHILDBED OF QUEEN MARY, AS IT WAS RUMOURED AMONG THE PEOPLE.
289. PROTESTANT BOOKS CONDEMNED BY THE COUNCIL
290. SOME PAPISTICAL BLASPHEMIES.
291. THOMAS OSMOND, WILLIAM BAMFORD, THOMAS OSBORNE, AND OTHERS.
293. JOHN LEAF, BURNT WITH BRADFORD.
294. THE EXECUTION OF LEAF AND BRADFORD.
295. THE LETTERS OF MASTER BRADFORD.
296 WILLIAM MINGE AND JAMES TREVISAM
298. NICHOLAS SHETERDEN, JOHN FRANKESH, AND HUMFREY MIDDLETON.
299. NICHOLAS HALL AND CHRISTOPHER WADE.
300. DIRICK CARVER AND JOHN LAUNDER
301. THOMAS IVESON, JOHN ALEWORTH AND JAMES ABBES.
302. JOHN DENLEY, GENTLEMAN, JOHN NEWMAN, AND PATRICK PACKINGHAM.
310. WILLIAM ALLEN, ROGER COO, AND THOMAS COBB
312. ROBERT GLOVER, GENTLEMAN, AND JOHN AND WILLIAM GLOVER, HIS BROTHERS.
314. WILLIAM WOLSEY AND ROBERT PYGOT.
315. RIDLEY AND LATIMER -- INTRODUCTION.
316. RIDLEY AND LATIMER DEBATE WITH "ANTONIAN."
317. THE LETTERS OF THE REVEREND BISHOP AND MARTYR, NICHOLAS RIDLEY.
319. LETTERS OF MASTER LATIMER.
320. THE EXAMINATION OF RIDLEY AND LATIMER
321. THE EXECUTION OF RIDLEY AND LATIMER
324. THE DEATH AND END OF STEPHEN GARDINER, BISHOP OF WINCHESTER, THE ENEMY OF GOD'S WORD.
325. JOHN WEBBE, GEORGE ROPER, GREGORY PARKE, WILLIAM WISEMAN, AND JAMES GORE
328. LETTERS OF MASTER PHILPOT.
330. JOHN LOMAS, ANNE ALBRIGHT, JOAN CATMER, AGNES SNOTH, AND JOAN SOLE.
332. AGNES PORTER AND JOAN TRUNCHFIELD.
333. JOHN MAUNDREL, WILLIAM COBERLEY, AND JOHN SPICER.
334. ROBERT DRAKES, WILLIAM TYMS, RICHARD SPURGE, THOMAS SPURGE, JOHN CAVEL, GEORGE AMBROSE
336. JOHN HARPOLE AND JOAN BEACH
338. CHRISTOPHER LYSTER, JOHN MACE, JOHN SPENCER, SIMON JOYNE, RICHARD NICHOLS AND JOHN HAMOND.
339. HUGH LAVEROCK, JOHN APPRICE, KATHARINE HUT, ELIZABETH THACKVEL, AND JOAN HORNS
340. THOMAS DROWRY AND THOMAS CROKER.
342. SAILORS SAVED THROUGH THE POWER OF FAITH.
343. OTHER MARTYRS, JUNE 1556.
344. THIRTEEN MARTYRS BURNED AT STRATFORD-LE-BOW.
345. TROUBLE AND BUSINESS IN THE DIOCESE OF LICHFIELD AND ELSEWHERE, JUNE-JULY 1556
346. JOHN FORTUNE, OTHERWISE CUTLER.
347. THE DEATH OF JOHN CARELESS, IN THE KING'S BENCH.
348. JULIUS PALMER, JOHN GWIN AND THOMAS ASKIN
THE TWELFTH BOOK.
CONTAINING THE BLOODY DOINGS AND PERSECUTIONS OF THE ADVERSARIES, AGAINST THE FAITHFUL AND TRUE SERVANTS OF CHRIST, WITH THE PARTICULAR PROCESSES AND NAMES OF SUCH AS WERE PUT TO SLAUGHTER FROM THE BEGINNING OF JANUARY, 1557, AND THE FIFTH YEAR OF QUEEN MARY.
352. THE VISITATION AT CAMBRIDGE; EXHUMATIONS AND BURNINGS.
353. PERSECUTION IN CANTERBURY.
356.THOMAS LOSEBY, HENRY RAMSEY, THOMAS THIRTEL, MARGARET HIDE, AND AGNES STANLEY
358. EDMUND ALLIN AND OTHERS, MARTYRED IN KENT.
360. RICHARD WOODMAN AND NINE OTHERS.
361. AMBROSE (FIRST NAME UNKNOWN), RICHARD LUSH, THOMAS READ, SIMON MILLER AND ELIZABETH COOPER
366. RALPH ALLERTON, JAMES AUSTOO, MARGERY AUSTOO, AND RICHARD ROTH
367. AGNES BONGEOR, MARGARET THURSTON AND JOHN KURDE
370. PERSECUTION IN LICHFIELD AND CHICHESTER.
372. JOHN HALLINGDALE, WILLIAM SPARROW, AND RICHARD GIBSON
373. JOHN ROUGH AND MARGARET MEARING
ANNO 1558.
374.CUTBERT SYMSON, HUGH FOXE AND JOHN DEVENISH
376. WILLIAM SEAMAN, THOMAS CARMAN, AND THOMAS HUDSON.
378. THREE COLCHESTER MARTYRS.
379. PROCLAMATION AGAINST GODLY BOOKS.
380. THIRTEEN ISLINGTON MARTYRS.
383. THOMAS BENBRIDGE, GENTLEMAN AND MARTYR
384. THE UNJUST EXECUTION AND MARTYRDOM OF FOUR, BURNT AT ST. EDMUND'S BURY.
385. ALICE DRIVER AND ALEXANDER GOUCH.
386. PHILIP HUMFREY, AND JOHN AND HENRY DAVID.
387. PREST'S WIFE, A GODLY POOR WOMAN WHICH SUFFERED AT EXETER.
388. RICHARD SHARP, THOMAS BENION, AND THOMAS HALE
390. JOHN HUNT AND RICHARD WHITE
393. MARTYRS IN SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
SOME WHO ESCAPED MARTYRDOM.
395. WILLIAM LIVING AND JOHN LITHALL
396. EDWARD GREW AND WILLIAM BROWNE
399. THOMAS CHRISTENMASS AND WILLIAM WATS.
400. JOHN GLOVER OF MANCETTER, GENTLEMAN.
402. ALEXANDER WIMSHURST, MINISTER.
403. THE STORY OF ONE BOSOME'S WIFE.
404. THE LADY KNEVET, OF WYMONDHAM, IN NORFOLK.
405. JOHN DAVIS, A CHILD UNDER TWELVE YEARS OF AGE.
406. MISTRESS ROBERTS, OF HAWKHURST, IN KENT.
407. MISTRESS ANNE LACY, A WIDOW IN NOTTINGHAMSHIRE.
408. CROSSMAN'S WIFE, OF TIBENHAM, IN NORFOLK.
409. THE CONGREGATION AT STOKE, IN SUFFOLK.
410. THE PRESERVATION OF THE CONGREGATION AT LONDON.
411. ENGLISHMEN PRESERVED AT THE TAKING OF CALAIS.
413. JEFFERY HURST, BROTHER-IN-LAW TO GEORGE MARSH THE MARTYR.
416. THE LADY KATHARINE, DUCHESS OF SUFFOLK.
417. A STORY OF THOMAS HORTON, MINISTER.
418. THOMAS SPRAT, OF KENT, TANNER.
419. THE TROUBLE OF JOHN CORNET.
429. THE FAILURE OF QUEN MARY'S PERSECUTION.
430. THE SEVERE PUNISHMENT OF GOD UPON PERSECUTORS AND BLASPHEMERS
431. FOREIGN EXAMPLES OF PERSECUTORS PLAGUED BY GOD'S HAND.
433. ADMONITION TO THE READER, CONCERNING THE EXAMPLES ABOVE MENTIONED.
435. THE DISPUTATION AT WESTMINSTER.
436. PROTESTANTISM RE-ESTABLISHED.
THE APPENDIX
OF SUCH NOTES AND MATTERS, AS EITHER HAVE BEEN IN THIS HISTORY OMITTED, OR NEWLY INSERTED.
437. OF SIR ROGER ACTON AND OTHERS.
441. A LETTER OF QUEEN MARY TO THE DUKE OF NORFOLK.
442. RIDLEY'S TREATISE AGAINST IMAGES.
444. A NOTE CONCERNING DR. CRANMER IN HIS DISPUTATION.
448. VERSES LAID IN QUEEN MARY'S CLOSET UPON HER DESK, AGAINST HER COMING UNTO HER PRAYERS.
449. AN INSTRUCTION OF KING EDWARD THE SIXTH
450. A LETTER OF ONE JOHN MELVYN, PRISONER IN NEWGATE.
451. A NOTE CONCERNING THE TROUBLE OF JULIUS PALMER, LATELY COME TO MY HANDS.
452. THE CONFESSION OF PATRICK PATINGHAM,
453. A CERTAIN LETTER OF WILLIAM TYMS.
455. A NOTE OF MICHAEL'S WIFE.
458. A NOTE OF ELIZABETH PEPPER.
459. A NOTE OF ONE CONFESSING GOD'S TRUTH AT THE GALLOWS.
460. A NOTE OF GERTRUDE CROCKHAY.
463. CERTAIN CAUTIONS OF THE AUTHOR TO THE READER, OF THINGS TO BE CONSIDERED IN READING THIS STORY.
464. NOTES OMITTED OF THEM THAT WERE BURNT AT BRISTOL.
465. A NOTE OF PREST'S WIFE, OF EXETER.
466. THE MARTYRDOM OF ONE SNEL, BURNT ABOUT RICHMOND IN QUEEN MARY'S TIME, OMITTED IN THIS HISTORY.
467. A STORY OF ONE LAREMOUTH, OMITTED IN THIS HISTORY.
468. A LETTER OF WILLIAM HUNTER
469. AN ORATION OF NICHOLAS BACON
472. QUEEN MARY'S SCOURGE OF PERSECUTION.
474. A NOTE OF RALPH LURDANE, PERSECUTOR OF GEORGE EAGLES.
475. A BRIEF NOTE CONCERNING THE HORRIBLE MASSACRE IN FRANCE, ANNO 1572.
476. THE CONCLUSION OF THE WORK.
