546 INDEX. Defender of the faith, occasion of, i.2. Deliverance, several remarkable in- stances of, i. 254; ii. 238, 239; iii. 66, 79, 80. Denne, Henry, iii. 376. Deanys, William, executed, i. 58. Dent, Arthur, ii. 111. Denton, Richard, iii. 521. DeVil, his love of women, i. 266, 269. Devils' cast out, ii. 117--contro- versy of, 120. Dingley, John, iii. 314. Dighton, Thiimas, his barbarous usage, ii, 383, n. Diphthongs, a treatise on, iii. 211. Discipline, , Book of, published, ii. 328. Dispute about the wine in the sacra- ment, i. 182. Disputations, various, in public, i. 172, 387 ; iii. 187-189, 225, 256, 378, 418, 464. Dissenting Brethren, iii. 312. Dod, John, iii. 1. Doddridge, Dr., his mistake recti- fied, ii. 455, 11. Dorset, Earl of, a friend to the pu- ritans, iii. 155. Downham, John, ii. 496. Downing, Calibute, ii. 495. Dreams, two very curious, i. 15, n; iii. 75, n. Drewet, William, iii. 507. Drogheda, the slaughter at, iii. 355. Dudley, Lord, a letter to him, i. 377. Dugdale's base character of the pu- ritans, Pref. xiv. Dunster, Ralph, iii. 323. Durance, John, iii. 31. Dury, John, iii. 369. Dyke, Daniel, ii. 235. Dyke,'Jeremiah, ii. 279. Eaton, John, ii. 466. Echard's unjust aspersions, iii. 250, 251. Edmunds, Thomas, iii. 515. Edward VI. desired to perfect the reformation, i. 6-against all se- verity, 10-his letter to Cover- dale, 123-a bold sermon before him, 245. Edwards, Thomas, W. 82. Edwin, John, i. 285. Egerton, Stephen, ii. 289. Elliot, John, iii. 484. Ellison, John, i. 355. Elmer, Lord, a letter to him, ii. 224. Elizabeth, Queen, her accession, i. 17-her inclinations to popery, 19-herirbitrary proceedings,33, 35, 37-her death, 59-she prohi- bited all preaching, 115-anec- dote of her, 173-dissuaded from assuming the title of supreme head, 218-her great cruelty, 335 -a letter to her,368-she visited Cambridge, 372-a petition sent her, ii. 50.. Endicot, his severe proceedings, iii. 481. Eegagement subscribed, i. 94-re- fused by certain puritans, who were turned all their livings, iii. 231, 237, 269. England, New, the first planters of, and their severe trials, ii. 341, n, 374-the number of ministers driven there, i. 81, n. Episcopius publicly refuted, ii. 343. Erbery, William, iii. 185. Essex ministers, the number sus- pended, i. 49, n-nonresidents in, ii. 166-they petitioned the coun- cil and the parliament, 274, 276. ---, Earl of, account of him, lit. 233,n-a friend to thepuritans,514 Evans, Hugh, iii. 293. -, Mr., iii. 502. -, Mr., iii. 508. Examinations of puritans, i. 134, 151, 181, 224, 264, 285, 298, 339, 366, 423, 433, 445 ; ii. 1, 325, n, 31, 53, 185, 241; iii. 46. Excommunication of a minister's son, i. 80, n-the sentence pro- nounced, 348. Exhortation, a very excellent one, ii. 340. Fairclough, Lawrence, account of, ii. 421, n. , Samuel, account of his conversion, ii. 452, n. Faith, confessions of, i. 321 ; ii. 21, 63. Farrar, Thomas, iii. 510. Feake, Christopher, iii. 308. Female casuistical puritanism, an instance of, iii. 93, n. Fenn, Humphrey, i. 444. Fenner, Dudley,i. 392. , William, ii. 451. Feoffees prosacuted, i. 75 ; ii. 417. Field, John, i. 318. Fifth monarchy-men imprisoned, i. 96-their opinions, iii. 257, n. Firmin, Giles, anecdote of his con- version, ii. 422.
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