A

1. Abel, Thomas,
2. Acton, Lord, Preface,
3. Agnus, the, ,
4. A Lasco, John, see Laski
5. Alcock, John, Bishop, ,
6. Alcock, Thomas,
7. Aldrich, Robert, Bishop of Carlisle,
8. Aless, Alexander,
9. Alexander, Peter,
10. Altar, Sacrament of, see Eucharist
11. Amnionius, Andreas,
12. Ampthill,
13. Anabaptists,
14. Angelo, S., Castle of,
15. Angus, Earl of,
16. Annates, Acts of, –, , ,
17. Annebaut, Admiral d’,
18. Antwerp, ,
19. Appeals, Acts of, –,
20. Arches, Court of,
21. Arthur, Prince, , ,
22. Articles, the Ten, –, , , , , , ,
23. Articles, the Six, –, , , , , –, , , , –, , , , ,
24. Articles, the Forty-two, , –
25. Arundel, Earl of, see Fitzalan
26. Ascham, Roger, ,
27. Ashes, use of,
28. Aske, Robert,
29. Askew, Anne, ,
30. Aslacton, –, –, , ,
31. Aslacton, William de,
32. Atkinson,
33. Attainder, Acts of, ,
34. Audience, Court of, –
35. Audley, Thomas, Lord Chancellor, , , , ,
36. Augsburg, Confession of, ,
37. Augsburg, Diet of (1530),
38. Auricular Confession, ,

B

1. Baker, Sir John, ,
2. Bale, John, , , , ,
3. Baptism, ,
4. Baptismal Office (1549), the,
5. Barcelona, Treaty of,
6. Barlow, John,
7. Barlow, William, Bishop of S. David’s, , , , , , , , –,
8. Barnes, Robert, , , ,
9. Barton, Elizabeth, –,
10. Bath, Earl of,
11. Beaufort, Margaret, , ,
12. Beaufort, Thomas, Duke of Exeter,
13. Becket, Thomas, Archbishop, , , –, ,
14. Bedford, Earl of, see Russell
15. Bell, John, Bishop of Worcester,
16. Bell-ringing,
17. Belvoir,
18. Bible, the, in English, , , , , , , , , –
19. Bill, William,
20. Bilney, Thomas,
21. Bingham, Henry,
22. Bishops, Election of, –
23. Bishops’ Book, The, , ,
24. Bocardo prison, , , , , , ,
25. Bocher, Joan, , –, .
26. Bohemia, , , ,
27. Boleyn, Anne, , , –, , , , –, –, , , –, , –, ,
28. Boleyn, Mary, , ,
29. Boleyn, Thomas, Earl of Wiltshire, , , and note, ,
30. Bologna, ,
31. Bonner, Bishop, , , , , –, –, , , , , , , , , , , –, ,
32. Bonner, Humphrey,
33. Bourchier, Archbishop,
34. Boxall, John,
35. Boxley, Rood of,
36. Bradford, John, , ,
37. Bradwardine, Archbishop,
38. Brandon, Charles, Duke of Suffolk, ,
39. Brenz, John,
40. Brittany, Duchess of,
41. Brooks, James, Bishop of Gloucester, , , –,
42. Browne, Sir Anthony, ,
43. Bucer (or Butzer) Martin, , , , , , , , , , –,
44. Buckingham (afterwards Magdalen) College,
45. Bullinger, Henry, , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
46. Burckhardt, Dr., ,
47. Burgos,
48. Butler, John,
49. Butts, Sir William, , , ,
50. Byzantinism,

C

1. Calais, , , , , ,
2. Calvin, John, , ,
3. Calvinism, , , , ,
4. Cambrai, Treaty of,
5. Cambridge University, , , , , ,
6. Campeggio, Cardinal, , , , , ,
7. Canon Law, , , , , , , –
8. Canterbury Cathedral, refounding of,
9. Canterbury Cathedral school, –
10. Capon, John, Bishop of Bangor and Salisbury, , ,
11. Capon, William,
12. Cardinal College (afterward Christ Church), Oxford,
13. Cardmaker, John,
14. Carlstadt (Bodenstein), Andrew,
15. Cartwright, Edmund,
16. Cassilis, Earl of,
17. Castile, King of,
18. Catechism, Cranmer’s, –
19. Catechism, the Longer and Shorter,
20. Catherine of Aragon, , , , , , , , ,
21. Cawood, John,
22. Cecil, William (Burghley), , , , , , , , –
23. Celibacy of the Clergy, , , , , , , ,
24. Ceremonies, –,
25. Chantries, abolition of, , , , , ,
26. Chapuys, Eustace, , , , , , , , , ,
27. Charity, , , –
28. Charles V., , , , , , –, , , , , , , –, –, –, , , ,
29. Charles VIII.,
30. Chedsey, William,
31. Cheke, Sir John, , ,
32. Chertsey Abbey,
33. Cheyney, Sir Thomas,
34. Chicheley, Archbishop,
35. Chichester, Bishops of, see Sampson and Day
36. Christina of Milan,
37. Chubbes, William,
38. Cistercians,
39. Civil Law,
40. Clement VII., , , , , , , , –, , , , , ,
41. Cleves, Anne of, , , –, –
42. Cleves, William, Duke of, –
43. Clifford, Lady Margaret,
44. Coinage, debasement of,
45. Cole, Dr. Henry, , , –
46. Cologne, Archbishop of, see Wied, Hermann von
47. Common Prayer, First Book of, –, –, , , ,
48. Common Prayer, Second Book of, , –, ,
49. Communion Service, , , –, , , ,
50. Compline, ,
51. Confirmation,
52. Consubstantiation, , –
53. Convocation, , , –, , , , , –, , –, , , , , , , –, –, –
54. Cope, Alan,
55. Copland, William,
56. Cornwall, rising in, –
57. Councils, General, , , , , , , ,
58. Coverdale, Miles, Bishop of Exeter, , , ,
59. Cox, Dr.,
60. Cranmer, Agnes,
61. Cranmer, Edmund de, , ,
62. Cranmer, Archdeacon Edmund, , , ,
63. Cranmer, Emmet,
64. Cranmer, Hugh de, ,
65. Cranmer, Isabella,
66. Cranmer, Joan (Archbishop’s 1st wife),
67. Cranmer, John, ,
68. Cranmer, Margaret,
69. Cranmer, Margaret (Archbishop’s 2d wife), , –
70. Cranmer, Thomas (Archbishop’s father), –
71. Cranmer, Thomas (Archbishop), birth and parentage, –; arms, ; brothers and sisters, –; his severe schoolmaster, –; skill in physical exercises, ; his inheritance, –; enters at Jesus College, Cambridge, ; education there, –; contemporary scholars and influences, –; relations with Erasmus, ; first marriage, –; death of his wife, ; re-elected fellow of Jesus, ; his Biblical studies, –; tutor to the Cressys at Waltham, –; influence of divorce of Catherine of Aragon on his life, –; first meeting with Henry VIII., –; his opinion on the divorce, ; retained for the King’s service, ; sent on an embassy to Italy, ; efforts to win over foreign universities, –; at Rome, ; consulted on Pole’s book, ; archdeacon of Taunton, ; ambassador to Charles V., ; negotiations in Germany, ; second marriage –; letters to Henry VIII., ; recalled and designated Archbishop of Canterbury, ; election and consecration, –; his protest respecting his oath to the Pope, –; pronounces Henry’s marriage with Catherine invalid and that with Anne valid, ; crowns Anne Boleyn and stands godfather to Elizabeth, ; position as Archbishop under Henry, –; his responsibility for the surrender of the Church, ; sends a pall to the Archbishop of York, ; appeals against the Pope, –; dealings with the Nun of Kent and Sir T. More, –; his indebtedness to Wycliffe, , ; first measures of reform as archbishop, ; visits his province, ; urges the translation of the Bible into English and the appointment of reforming Bishops, –; intervenes on behalf of Anne Boleyn, ; pronounces her divorce, –; stands godfather to Edward VI., ; attacks the Pope and purgatory, ; revises the Ten Articles, ; attacked by the rebels of 1536, –; secures an authorised version of the Bible in English, –; “Cranmer’s Bible,” ; favours an alliance with the German Protestants, –; controversy with a Kentish magistrate, ; his views on divorce, ; on Transubstantiation and toleration, –; opposes the Act of Six Articles in Parliament, ; and in Convocation, ; remains Archbishop in spite of them, ; his peril, –; entertains Anne of Cleves, ; marries her to Henry, ; intercedes for Cromwell, ; divorces Anne of Cleves, –; denounces prebendaries –; their plot against him, –; Henry protects him, –; Gostwick attacks him, ; the Council attacks him, –; again protected by Henry, –; relations between Henry and Cranmer, –; intercedes for Mary, –; communicates to Henry Catherine Howard’s misconduct, –; engaged on political affairs, –; his schemes of reform, –; attempts to stem reaction, –; criticism of Henry VIII., ; his views on royal supremacy, ; his work on the Litany, –; last attempts at reform under Henry, –; at Henry’s death-bed, ; supports Protector Somerset and crowns Edward VI., –; first reforms under Edward VI., –; Cranmer’s Book of Homilies, , ; proposes the administration of the Sacrament in both elements, ; supports repeal of Six Articles, ; votes against Chantries Bill, ; his share in the first Order of Communion, –; publishes catechism of Justus Jonas, ; Zwinglian view of him, ; abandons the doctrine of the Real Presence, ; his work on the First Book of Common Prayer, –; adopts Zwinglian views of the Sacrament, –; speech in the House of Lords, ; his draft of Communion Service modified, –; acquaintance with contemporary liturgies, ; his position as archbishop, ; development of his religious opinions, –; attitude towards the Bible, –; towards papal jurisdiction and doctrine, –; views on justification, , on the number of the sacraments, , on the ecclesiastical power of princes, –, on Holy Orders, , on confession and excommunication, ; on Transubstantiation and on the Real Presence, –; controversies with Gardiner and Dr. Richard Smith, ; his Defence of the True Doctrine of the Sacrament, –; alleged authorship of A Confutation of Unwritten Verities, ; his answer to the Western Rebels in 1549, –; sympathy with social grievances, ; share in Somerset’s fall, –; relations with Northumberland, –, ; conduct with regard to Joan Bocher, –, and in the vestments controversy, –; desires a Reformed General Council, ; entertains distinguished strangers at Lambeth, –; share in the Second Book of Common Prayer, –; in opposition to Northumberland, –; on the practice of kneeling, ; on Canon Law, –; draws up the Forty-two Articles, –; suggested as Lord Keeper, ; opposes Edward VI.’s “devise,” –; his alleged subserviency, –, and dissimulation, –; his dislike of persecution, –; his views of Church and State, –; his humility, –, and guilelessness, –, ; his learning and library, –; patronage of learned men, –; liberal views on education, –; his alleged nepotism, –; management of his estates, –; family life, –; his wife and children, –; his courage, –; his personal appearance, ; officiates at Edward VI.’s funeral, ; refuses to flee abroad, ; denounces the Mass and offers to defend the Reformation, –; his manifesto, ; is sent to the Tower, and tried for treason, ; spared for the time, ; writes to the Queen for pardon, ; his anomalous position, ; alleged pardon, ; transferred to Oxford, ; disputations there, –; “denounced” at Rome by Philip and Mary, ; trial at Oxford, –; defends his conduct in a letter to Mary, –; excommunicated and deprived by the Pope, ; professes his readiness to die for his faith, ; burnt in effigy at Rome, ; appeals to a General Council, –; his degradation by Bonner and Thirlby, –; his first recantations, –; conflict between his conscience and duty to the State, –; fifth or real recantation, ; causes of it, –; sixth recantation, –; seventh recantation, ; his mind recoils, ; his last night, ; his final triumph, –
72. Cressy family, , ,
73. Croke, Dr. Richard, , ,
74. Crome, Dr., , , ,
75. Cromwell, Thomas, , , , , , , , , , , , –, –, , –, ; , –, , , , , , ,
76. Cross, Creeping to the, ,
77. Crowley, Robert,
78. Croydon,

D

1. Damplip, Adam, ,
2. Darcy, Thomas, Lord, ,
3. Day, George, Bishop of Chichester, , , , , ,
4. Denny, Sir Anthony,
5. Derby,
6. Devon, R.,
7. Devonshire, rising in, –
8. Divorce, Law of, , , –, –
9. Divorce of Catherine of Aragon, –
10. Divorce of Anne Boleyn, –
11. Divorce of Catherine Howard,
12. Dolphin Inn, The, ,
13. Dorset, Marquis of, see Grey, Henry
14. Dryander, Francis, , ,
15. Du Bellay, John, Cardinal, , ,
16. Duchesne, see Dryander
17. Dudley, Andrew,
18. Dudley, Guilford, ,
19. Dudley, John (Northumberland), , , , –, –, , , , –, –,
20. Duns Scotus,
21. Dunstable,
22. Durham, Bishops of, see Ruthal and Tunstall

E

1. Eccleston, John,
2. Eck, Dr.,
3. Edward III., , ,
4. Edward VI., , –, , , , –; reign of, misunderstood, –
5. Elizabeth, Princess, , , , , , , , , ,
6. Ely, Bishops of, see Goodrich and Thirlby
7. Ely Cathedral,
8. Elyot, Sir Thomas,
9. Enzinas, Francis, see Dryander
10. Epistolœ Obscurorum Virorum,
11. Erasmus, –, , , , , , ,
12. Es tienne, Robert,
13. Eucharist, –, , , , , , , , , , ,
14. Exeter, Dean of, see Heynes

F

1. Faber, Johann,
2. Fagius, Paul, ,
3. Featherstone, Richard,
4. Ferdinand of Aragon,
5. Ferdinand, Archduke,
6. Ferrar, Robert, Bishop of St. Davids, ,
7. Fisher, John, Bishop of Rechester, and Cardinal, , , , –, –, ,
8. Fitzalan, Henry, Earl of Arundel, , ,
9. Forrest, Friar John,
10. Fosse Way,
11. Foxe, Edward, Bishop of Hereford, , , , , , ,
12. Foxe, John, the Martyrologist, , , , , ,
13. Foxe, Richard, Bishop of Winchester, ,
14. Francis I., , , –, , , , , , –, , , –, , note
15. Frederick of Saxony,
16. Frith, John,

G

1. Galileo,
2. Gardiner, Germain,
3. Gardiner, Stephen, Bishop of Winchester, –, , , , , , , , , , , –, –, , , , , , , , , –, , , –, –, , – –, –, –, –; , , , , , , , , , , , ,
4. Gardiner, William, –
5. Geneva,
6. Germany, Protestants of, –; , –, –, , –, ,
7. Gerrard, Thomas, 86 note, Glazier, Dr.,
8. Gloria in Exceisis, the,
9. Gloucester, Bishop of, see Hooper, John
10. Gloucester, visitation of the Bishopric of, –
11. Goodrich, Thomas, Bishop of Ely, , , , , , , –, , ,
12. Good works, doctrine of,
13. Gostwick, Sir John, –,
14. Grafton, Richard, in,
15. Grantham, , , ,
16. Greenwich, , , , ,
17. Grey, Lady Catherine,
18. Grey, Frances, Duchess of Suffolk, –
19. Grey, Henry, Marquis of Dorset and Duke of Suffolk, , ,
20. Grey, Lady Jane, –, ,
21. Gnndal, Edmund,

H

1. Haddon, Walter,
2. Hailes, Blood of,
3. Hallam, Henry, ,
4. Hampton Court,
5. Harley, John,
6. Harpsfield, John,
7. Harpsfield, Nicholas, , , , ,
8. Harrington, Sir John, , note
9. Hastings, Lord,
10. Hatfield family,
11. Heath, Nicholas, Bishop of Rochester and Worcester and Archbishop of York, , , , , , , , ,
12. Henri II.,
13. Henry II.,
14. Henry IV., ,
15. Henry VII., , , , ,
16. Henry VIII., , , –, –, motives in divorcing Catherine of Aragon, –; contemplates the succession of his illegitimate son, ; scruples regarding his marriage with Catherine, –; precedents for a divorce, ; summons the Reformation Parliament, ; first meets Cranmer, –; Supreme Head, , , ; makes Cranmer Archbishop, ; outwits the Pope and obtains Acts of Annates and Appeals, –; reasons for his success, –; his power, ; secularises his government, ; destroys the independence of Convocation, ; compared by Warham to Henry II., ; thinks civil courts should have cognisance of marriage, ; appeals to a General Council, ; completes the breach with Lome, ; regulates the succession, ; denounced by the Nun of Kent, –; his treatment of More and Fisher, –; his religious views, ; nature and extent of his supremacy, –; his book against Luther, ; appoints Cromwell vicar-general, ; has Anne Boleyn divorced and executed, –; marries Jane Seymour, ; pens the Ten Articles, ; authorises the issue of the English Bible, –; reasons for permitting reforms, ; refuses to adopt Protestantism, ; but continues spoliation of Church property, ; is persuaded to marry Anne of Cleves, ; his Catholicism, ; takes part in debate on Six Articles, ; respects his ministers’ scruples, ; repudiates Anne of Cleves and Cromwell, –; marries Catherine Howard, ; compared by Lutherans to Nero, ; protects Cranmer from his prebendaries, –; and from the Council, –; his confidence in and respect for Cranmer, –; marries Catherine Parr, –; his share in The King’s Book, –; last concessions to reform, –; death, –
17. Herbert, Henry, 2d Earl of Pembroke,
18. Herbert, William, 1st Earl of Pembroke, , ,
19. Herbert, Lord, of Cherbury,
20. Hereford, Bishop of, see Skip
21. Heresy Laws, , , ,
22. Hertford, Earl of, see Seymour
23. Heynes, Simon, Dean of Éxeter,
24. Hilles, Richard, ,
25. Hilsey, John, Bishop of Rochester, , , , , ,
26. Hoby, Sir Philip,
27. Hodgkin, Bishop,
28. Holbeach, Henry, Bishop Lincoln, ,
29. Holbein, Hans, ,
30. Holy-days,
31. Homilies, Book of, , –, ,
32. Hooper, John, Bishop of Gloucester and Worcester, , , , , , , , , –, ,
33. Home, Robert, ,
34. Houghton, Lord, ,
35. Howard, Catherine, , –; –
36. Howard, Henry, Earl of Surrey, ,
37. Howard, Thomas, Duke of Norfolk, , , , –, , , , , ,
38. Hus, John,
39. Hutchinson, Roger, ,

I

1. Images, –, , , , , , , –,
2. Indulgences,
3. Injunctions, Cromwell’s (1536),
4. Injunctions, Cromwell’s (1538), ,
5. Injunctions of 1547, –
6. Innocent III., Pope,
7. Institution of a Christian Man, The, ,
8. Intention, doctrine of, –
9. Invocation of Saints, –,
10. Islip, Archbishop,

J

1. James II., ,
2. Januarius, S.,
3. Jerome, S., ,
4. Jerome of Prague,
5. Jesuits,
6. Jesus College, Cambridge, –
7. John Frederick, Elector of Saxony, ,
8. John of Gaunt,
9. Jonas, Justus, –
10. Joy, George,
11. Julius II., Pope,
12. Justification, doctrine of, –, , ,

K

1. Kent,
2. Kent, the Nun of, see Barton, Elizabeth
3. Kett, Robert,
4. Kilwardby, Archbishop,
5. King’s Book, The, , –, –
6. Kneeling, –
7. Knights of St. John,
8. Knox, John, , –, , –
9. Kyrie Eleison, the,

L

1. Lambert (alias Nicholson), John, , –
2. Lambeth, , , , , ,
3. Landriano, battle of,
4. Langton, Stephen, Archbishop of Canterbury,
5. Laski, or à Lasco, John. , , ,
6. Latimer, Hugh, Bishop of Worcester, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , –, ,
7. Laud, Archbishop,
8. Lautrec. Marshal,
9. Layton, Dr. Richard,
10. Lee, Edward, Archbishop of York, , , ,
11. Leigh., Sir Thomas, ,
12. Leland, John,
13. Lent, observance of, ,
14. Lever, Thomas, ,
15. Lincoln, ,
16. Lincoln, Bishops of, see Long-land, Holbeach, and Taylor
17. Lincolnshire Rebellion, ,
18. Lingard, Dr.,
19. Lisle, Viscount, see Dudley, John
20. Litany, the, , –,
21. London, Bishops of, see Stokesley, Ridley, and Bonner
22. London, Dr. John, , ,
23. Longland, Bishop, , ,
24. Lorraine, Duke of,
25. Louis XII., ,
26. Ludlow,
27. Luther, Martin, and Lutheranism, , , , , , , , , , , –, , –, , , –, , , ,

M

1. Macaulay, Lord, , ,
2. Maidstone,
3. Mantua,
4. Margaret Tudor, Queen of Scotland,
5. Marillac, Charles de,
6. Markham, Sir John,
7. Marseilles, , ,
8. Marshall, William, ,
9. Marsiglio of Padua,
10. Martyn, Thomas, –,
11. Martyr, Peter, see Vermigli
12. Martyrs’ Memorial, the,
13. Mary, Queen, , –, , –, , , , , , , , , , , , , , –, –
14. Mary Tudor, Duchess of Suffolk, ,
15. Mason, Sir John,
16. Mass, the, , , , , , ; see also Eucharist
17. Masses, Private, ,
18. Matilda, Empress,
19. Matthew’s Bible,
20. May, William, Dean of St. Paul’s,
21. Medici, Catherine de’,
22. Melanchthon, Philip, , , , , , ,
23. Melfi,
24. Meopham, Archbishop,
25. Micronius, Martin, ,
26. Molyneux, Sir Thomas,
27. Monasteries, dissolution of, , , ,
28. Monmouth, Duke of,
29. Montague, Chief-Justice,
30. More, Sir Thomas, , , , , , –, –, , , –, , , , , , ,
31. Morice, Ralph, , , , –, , –, , , , , , , –,
32. Morwen, Dr.,
33. Moyle, Sir Thomas, , ,
34. Mozarabic Use, the, –

N

1. Necessary Doctrine and Erudition for any Christian Man, see King’s Book, The
2. Nevinson, Dr. Christopher, , , ,
3. Nevinson, Stephen,
4. Newark, ,
5. Newman, Cardinal
6. New Monarchy, the, ,
7. Nicholas II., Pope,
8. North, Sir Edward,
9. Northampton, Marquis of, see Parr, William
10. Northumberland, Duke of, see Dudley, John
11. Norton, Thomas,
12. Norwich, Bishops of, see Repps and Thirlby
13. Nottingham, , ,
14. Nūrnberg, ,

O

1. Ochino, Bernardino,
2. Œcolampadius,
3. Orders, Holy, doctrine of, –
4. Ordinal of 1550, , –,
5. Osiander, –, , , ,
6. Otford,
7. Oxford, Cranmer at, –

P

1. Paget, Sir William, , , –,
2. Pall, the Archbishop’s, and note,
3. Palmer, Sir Thomas,
4. Palmer, the Rev. Sir William,
5. Palms, use of,
6. Papacy, secularisation of the,
7. Parker, Matthew, Archbishop of York,
8. Parliament, the Reformation, , , , , ,
9. Parliament of 1539, –
10. Parliament of 1545, –
11. Parliament of 1547, , –
12. Parliament of 1548, –
13. Parliament of 1549, ,
14. Parliament of 1552, –
15. Parliament of 1553 (March), –
16. Parliament of 1553 (October),
17. Parliament of 1554,
18. Parliamentary Procedure,
19. Parr, Catherine, ,
20. Parr, William, Marquis of Northampton, , ,
21. Parris, George van,
22. Parsons, Robert,
23. Paul, St., ,
24. Paul III., Pope,
25. Paulet, William, Marquis of Winchester, ,
26. Peckham, Archbishop, ,
27. Penance, doctrine of, –,
28. Penance, Cranmer’s views of,
29. Percy, Henry, Earl of Northumberland, ,
30. Perne, Andrew,
31. Peter, St., ,
32. Peter’s pence,
33. Petre, Sir William, , ,
34. Philip II., King of England, , –
35. Philip of Hesse, ,
36. Philpot, John,
37. Pia Consultatio, the,
38. Pilgrimage of Grace,
39. Pilgrimages, –, ,
40. Pinkie, battle of,
41. Pirckheimer, Wilibald,
42. Pole, Reginald, Cardinal, , , , , , , , , –, –
43. Pomeroy, Giles de la,
44. Ponet, John, Bishop of Winchester, , ,
45. Pontefract,
46. Poullain, Valerand,
47. Powell, Edward,
48. Prœmuhire, , , –, ,
49. Prebendaries, Plot of the, –
50. Predestination,
51. Press, liberty of the, –,
52. Primers, Henry VIII’s , ,
53. Processions, ,
54. Proclamations, , , ,
55. Protector, the, see Seymour
56. Protestantism, use of the term, ; growth of, in England, –
57. Psalms in English,
58. Purgatory, doctrine of, , , , , , , , –, ,
59. Pusey, Dr.,

Q

1. Quignon, Cardinal, –,

R

1. Rastell, William,
2. Rationale of Rites and Ceremonies,
3. Ratisbon, , ,
4. Real Presence, doctrine of, , –, –,
5. Recantacyons, Bishop Cranmer’s,
6. Reformatio Legum Ecclesiastic arum, –
7. Reformation, the, alleged origin of, , ; causes of, ; character of, , –, , ,
8. Renaissance, the, , –
9. Renard, Simon, , ,
10. Repps, William, Bishop of Norwich, , ,
11. Rich, Richard, 1st Baron, , , , , ,
12. Richard II.,
13. Richmond, Duke of, ,
14. Ridley, Dr. Lancelot, –,
15. Ridley, Nicholas, Bishop of Rochester and London, , , , , , , , , , , –, , –, , , , , , –, –, ,
16. Rochester, Bishops of, see Heath, Hilsey, Ridley, and Scory
17. Rogers, John, , ,
18. Rogers, Sir Edward,
19. Roman Civil Law,
20. Rome, sack of,
21. Rosell, Dorothy,
22. Rosell, Harold,
23. Rosell, Thomas,
24. Roses, Wars of the, ,
25. Rubric, the Black,
26. Rubric Ornaments, the,
27. Russell, John, 1st Earl of Bedford, , , ,
28. Ruthal, Thomas, Bishop of Durham,

S

1. Sacrament of the Altar, the, see Eucharist
2. Sacraments, the Seven, –, –, ,
3. Sadleir, Sir Ralph, Saints, Invocation of, –
4. Salisbury, Bishops of, see Shaxton and Capon
5. Salisbury, Countess of (Margaret Pole),
6. Sampson, Richard, Bishop of Chichester, ,
7. Sanders, Nicholas,
8. Sarum Use, the, –,
9. Savonarola,
10. Scarrington,
11. Schmalkaldic League, , ,
12. Scory, Edmund, Bishop of Rochester, , ,
13. Selve, Odet de,
14. Series, Robert, , –
15. Seymour, Edward, Duke of Somerset, , , , –, , , , –, –, , , , , –, , , , , –,
16. Seymour, Jane, ,
17. Seymour, Thomas, Lord High Admiral, , ,
18. Shakespeare, , , ,
19. Sharington, Sir William,
20. Shaxton, Nicholas, Bishop of Salisbury, , , , , , ,
21. Sherwood Forest,
22. Shether, Edmund,
23. Shrewsbury (Francis Talbot), Earl of,
24. Siddall, Henry, ,
25. Skip, John, Bishop of Hereford, , ,
26. Sleidan, John, –
27. Smite, River,
28. Smith, Dr. Richard, , , ,
29. Smith, Sir Thomas,
30. Smithfield,
31. Solway Moss,
32. Somerset, Duke of, see Seymour, Edward
33. Somerset House,
34. Soto, Pedro de, ,
35. Southampton, Earl of, see Wriothesley, Thomas
36. Southwell,
37. Southwell, Sir Richard,
38. Spires, Diet of (1529),
39. Stafileo, Dean of the Rota,
40. Stanley, James, Bishop of Ely,
41. Sternhold, Thomas, ,
42. Stokesley, John, Bishop of London, , , , , –, , , ,
43. Story, Dr. John,
44. Strassburg,
45. Succession, Act of, ,
46. Suffolk, Dukes of, see Brandon, Charles; Grey, Henry
47. Suffolk, Duchess of, see Mary Tudor; Grey, Frances
48. Supremacy, Act of, –
49. Supremacy, the Royal, –, –, , , –,
50. Supremacy, Papal,
51. Surrey, Earl of, see Howard, Henry
52. Sussex, Thomas Radcliffe, Earl of,
53. Sutterton,
54. Sutterton, William de,
55. Switzerland, ,

T

1. Tarbes, Bishop of,
2. Taunton,
3. Taylor, John, Dr., afterwards Bishop of Lincoln, ,
4. Taylor, Rowland,
5. Te Deum, the,
6. Ten Articles, see Articles
7. Ten Commandments, , , , , ,
8. Thirlby, Thomas, Bishop of Ely and Norwich, , , , , –
9. Tiptoft, John, Baron,
10. Toleration, Religious, , , , ,
11. Tracy, Richard,
12. Traheron, Bartholomew, , –, , ,
13. Transubstantiation, –, , , , , –, , –, , ,
14. Treason Laws, , ,
15. Tremellius, John Immanuel, ,
16. Trent, Council of, , , ,
17. Trent, River, ,
18. Tunstall, Cuthbert, Bishop of Durham, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
19. Turner, William,
20. Tyndale, John, , , , , , ,
21. Tyttenhanger,

U

1. Udall, Nicholas, ,
2. Ulmis, John ab, , note
3. Underbill, Edward,
4. Uniformity, First Act of, , ,
5. Uniformity, Second Act of, ,
6. Uses, Statute of,
7. Utenhove, John,
8. Utraquists,

V

1. Vadianus, see Watt, J. de
2. Vaughan, Stephen,
3. Vermigli, Pietro Martire, , , , , , , ,
4. Véron, Jean,
5. Vestments Controversy, –
6. Vienna,
7. Villach, ,
8. Villa Garcia, John de, , ,
9. Voysey, John, Bishop of Exeter,
10. Vulgate, the,

W

1. Walkelin,
2. Waltham, , ,
3. Warham, William, Archbishop of Canterbury, , , , , , , , –, , , , , , , ,
4. Warwick, Earl of, see Dudley, John
5. Watt, Joachim of, , , ,
6. Watts, Dr.,
7. Welbeck Abbey, ,
8. West, Nicholas, Bishop of Ely,
9. Westminster Abbey, , ,
10. Weston, Dr. Hugh, , –
11. Wethershed, Richard, Archbishop of Canterbury,
12. Whatton, , , ,
13. Whitechurch, Edward,
14. Whitehall,
15. Whitehead, David,
16. White Horse Tavern,
17. Wied, Hermann von, Archbishop of Cologne,
18. Williams, Sir John, Lord Williams of Thame, , ,
19. Willoughby, Dr. John, –
20. Wiltshire, Earls of, see Boleyn, Thomas, and Paulet, William
21. Winchelsea, Archbishop,
22. Winchester, Bishops of, see Gardiner and Ponet
23. Windsor,
24. Windsor Commission, the, –
25. Wittenberg, , , , ,
26. Wolsey, Thomas, Archbishop of York, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , –, ,
27. Worcester, Bishops of, see Heath and Latimer
28. Wotton, Dr. Nicholas, , ,
29. Wriothesley, Thomas, Lord Chancellor, Earl of Southampton, , , , , –, –,
30. Wyatt, Sir Thomas, , ,
31. Wycliffe, John, , , , , ,
32. Wycliffe’s Wicket,

Y

1. York, Archbishops of, see Wolsey and Lee
2. York Place,
3. Yorkshire, rebellion in,

Z

1. Zurich,
2. Zwingli and Zwinglianism, , , –, –, , , , , , –, , , –, ,