I N D E X. Ring in marriage, why the puritansdisliked it, p. rho. Rippon Mr. the Brown, infcription on his Coffin, p. 367. Rippe. Vide Treaty. Rites and Ceremonies; of retaining the po-, pith ones, p. 37. Reafons of the englìJh exiles at Geneva again(' them, p. 75, 76. Canon about them, p. 635. See Cere- monies. Robinfon reverend Mr. john, the fiat inde- pendent, p. 437. His parting fpeech to his congregation at their going for New England, p. 490. He takes leave of them, p. 495 Rachel, liege of, p. 553. Rockery Mr. expelled the univerfity, p. 234. Rogers yob!: affrfts in tranflating the bible, p. s5. His martyrdom, p. 64. He ' was againft the popilh.habits,.p. 527. Rogers reverend Mr. `f'ohn, his fufferings, P. 594, 595. Rogers reverend Mr. Nathaniel retires to New England. p. 595. Rogers reverend Mr. Ezekiel removes to New England, p. 621. Root and Branch petition, p. 676. Coun- ter petition to it, p. 677. Speeches for the former, p. 68o, &c. Roundhead and Cavalier, original of the names, p. 752. Route Mr. his fpeech. in parliament, p. 530. Rud bifbop, hit fpeech in convocation a- bout the crofs in baptifm, and in favour- of the puritans, p. 424. Si S B B RTH, controverfy about it, p. 386. See Lord's Day. Sacrament, a& for adminiftring it in both kinds, p: 34. Reformation of the fer- vice, p. 36, 50. Sacramentaries who, p. 20. SaintsDays, &c. dilliked by the puritans, p: 158. Sampfon Mr. his letter againft the habits, &c. p. 130, 135. Proceedings of the ec- c lefiaftical commiflioners againft him and Dr. Humphreys, p. 136, &c. He is depriv- ed,.p, 139. Refrgns his le&ure, p. 222. His plain dealing with Grindal, p. 223. His death, p. 334. Sandy: bithop of Worre/ler inveighs againft the habits, p. 129. Reminds the queen of the great fcarcity of preachers, p. 146. Tranllated to London, and his charge to the clergy, p. 178. His let- ter to the treafürer for fupprefiing the puritans, p. 198. Made archbilhop of York, p. 229. His proceedings again/' dean Whittingham, p. 243. And others puritans, p. 325. His death, p. 335. Remarkable paffage in his laft will, ibid. and p. 336. Satyrical pamphlets on the puritans fide, p. 336, 337. On the church fide, p. 338. Remarks on that occafion, ibid. Queen . prohibits them, p. 339. Saville lord, his letter to encourage the /cots,. Sau62 nders. Mr. burnt at Civentry, p, 65. Schifm, puritans vindicate themfelves from' it, p. 352. School- Maßers reftrained, p. 312. Scotland, the reformation there, p. no,. &c. Their confeffron of faith, and kirk difcipline p. 153.. Farther ac- count of affairs there, p. 155. Their kirk difcipline eftablifhed, p. 156. A. fummary of the kirk affairs them, p.. 380. King Pames the firtt's behaviour there, before his acceffion to the engl /, crown, p. 406. Epifcopacy reftored there again/' the fenfe of the nation, p. 464, &c. King 'James's progrefs thi- ther, and farther proceedings there, p. 483. King Charles's progrefs thither,. p. 561. Laud's behaviour there, p. 563, Book of canons for that kingdom, p. 586, 587. And liturgy, p. 609. See Scots. King Charles's.fecond progrefs thither, p. 725. Scots Whops csnfecrated. p. 465 Their de clinator againft the general affembly, p:. 616. They are depofed, p. 619. Scots divines write to the bithops againft: impofing the habits, p. 133. Scots liturgy, p: 609: Impofed by the prerogative,p. 610. Occafrons tumults, ibid. and p. 612. Reafons againft it, p. 611. Petitions againft it, p.612.. And.. a proteftation, ibid. Scotsparliament, p: 625. 5 T 2 Scata
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