Tonquin, Romanism in, iv. 11.
Tonsure, differences of, ii. 402.
Torgau, alliance of, iii. 128; articles
of, 134; convention of, 361; book
of, 362.

Torquemada, iii. 44.

Tostatus, iii. 41.

Toul, council of, ii. 240.
Tournon, iv. 385.

Tradition, Anglican view of, iii. 408.
Traditors, i. 280.

Trajan, evils to the Christians under,
i. 133.

Transcription, monastic services in,
ii. 13.

Transfiguration, feast of, iii. 67.
Transubstantiation, unknown in cent.
VII. ii. 95; at variance with Druth-
mar, 210; rejected by the Anglo-
Saxons, 410; doubted in cent. XII.
492; various opinions upon, 292;
synodically decreed at the Lateran,
597; Greek adhesion to, iv. 152.
Transylvania, Protestantism in, iii.

405.

Trapezuntius, iii. 38.
Trappe, la, iv. 102.

Trent, council of, proposed by the
pope, iii. 157; negociations in its
favour by the emperor, ib.; first
assembles, 158; obtains the assent
of the diet at Augsburg to it, 159;
transferred to Bologna, 160; papal
consent gained for reviving the
council at Trent, 161; Protestant
deputies set out for it, 162; decrees
the use of Latin in public worship,
182; participation in it refused by
Queen Elizabeth, 202; conclusion
of its sessions, 203; Congregation
for interpreting its decrees, 282; its

holy, brethren of, ii. 555.
Triphilus of Ledris, i. 332.
Tritheism, charge of, ii. 241.
ii. 59.

Trithemius, iii. 10. 53.
Trivet, Nicholas, ii. 690.
Trivium, i. 430; ii. 37. 131.
Trophimus, the missionary, i. 207.
Truchess, count, iii. 330.

True Law of free Monarchies, iii. 508.
Trullo, concilium in, ii. 98. 111.
Truth distinguished into philosophical
and theological, iii. 12.
Tryers, the, iii. 257.
Tryphon, i. 233.

Tudeschus, Nicolaus, iii. 48.
Tulchan, iii. 460.

Tunstall, Cuthbert, preaches against
the papacy, iii. 176; deprived, 185.
Turks, the first appearance of, ii.
126; converted to Mahometanism,
266.

Turlupins, ii. 622.
Turrecremata, iii. 44.
Turrianus, iii. 281.
Tychicus, ii. 495.
Tycho Brahe, iv. 43.
Tychonius, i. 345.
Tyndale, William, iii. 173.
Typus, ii. 106.

Tyrannicide, advocated and con-
demned, iii. 23.

Tythes, Christian, origin of, 151;
English, commutation of, 497.

U.

Ubertinus, de Cassalis, ii. 690.
Ubiquity, iii. 366. 379.
Uckewallists, iv. 365.
Udal, death of, iii. 451.
Udalrich, canonisation of, ii. 294.
Uke Walles, iv. 365.

Ulphilas, history of, i. 304; ambassa-
dor of the Goths, 399.
Ulric of Strasburg, ii. 595.

Ulrich of Augsburg, ii. 217. 221.
Unam Sanctam, ii. 647.
Uncatholic Popery, iv. 75.

Unction, extreme use of, in Primitive
times, i. 105.

Understanding, men of, iii. 72.

Uniformity, act of, deprivations by
under Charles II. iii. 257. 261;
passed in Ireland, 526; iv. 297.
Unigenitus, Bull, iv. 94. 388. 390.

404.

Unitarians, ineffectual motion for the
relief of, iv. 441.

Polish edicts against, iii.

593; differences among, 594.
United Brethren, iii. 404.

Greeks, iii. 320.

Unity of human souls, ii. 242.

Universal Bishop, title of, given to the

bishop of Constantinople, ii. 17.
Universalists, iv. 229.
Universals, ii. 274. 441.

Universities, rise of, ii. 436. 529;

Romish, answers of, iv. 444.

Unleavened bread, ii. 377.

Unreformed monks, iv. 99.
Ununited Greeks, iii. 320.
Uranius, ii. 16.

Urban, II. ii. 306, 308. 311. 352, 353.
369; III. 456. 477; IV. 550. 594 ;
V. 656; VI. 657; VIII. iv. 59. 91.
125. 146.

Urgel, Felix of, ii. 168. 174, 175.
Ursicinus, i. 316.

Ursinus, Zechariah, iii. 385.
Urspergensis, ii. 532.

Ursulines, iii. 278.

Ussher, James, admission of, to Trin.

Coll. Dublin, iii. 547; accepts the
Jesuit's challenge, 548; Predesti-
narian principles of, iv. 282.
Usuardus, ii. 217.

Utino, iii. 49.

V.

Valence, council of, ii. 239.

Valens, the emperor, instrumental in
the conversion of the Goths, i. 303.
Valentian principles, i. 191.
Valentinus, i. 191.

Valerian, variable conduct of, towards

the Christians, i. 211.

Valerius, ii. 92.

Valla, Lawrence, iii. 49. 62.

Vallischolares, ii. 554.

Vallombrosa, ii. 356.

Van Mildert, Bp. iv. 503.

Van Swieten, iv. 403.

Vandals, the, uncertain date of the

conversion of, i. 399. 420.

Vanini, iv. 37.

Vararanes, persecution of, i. 427.
Vargas, Alphonsus, ii. 693.

Vassi, outrage at, iii. 388.

Vatablus, iii. 281.
Veccus, ii. 584.
Vedas, the, 66.

Vendome, Matthew de, ii. 531.
Venial sins, what, iii. 294.

Venice, Protestant congregation at, iv.
91.

Verger de Hauranne, iv. 125.
Veri, Anthony, iv. 384.

Veronius, iv. 81; Veron.
Verschoor, iv. 274.

Vessels, eucharistic, costly, used in
the third century, i. 252.
Vestry-cess, iv. 494.
Vesture-controversy, the, iii. 435.
Veto, the, iv. 449.
Vicelin, ii. 421.

Victor, Bp. of Rome, intemperate con-
duct of, about Easter, i. 177; his
works lost, 159; II. ii. 329. 369;
III. 352; IV. 450; of Antioch, i.
447; of Capua, ii. 38; Marius, or
Victorinus, i. 456; of Tunis, ii. 39;
Vitensis, i. 457.

Victorinus, i. 235. 243. 344. 456.
Vienne, persecution of, i. 136.

-, general council of, ii. 652.
Vigerus, iii. 56.
Vigilantius, i. 468.

Vigilius Tapsensis, i. 454.
Pope, ii. 38. 47.

Vigils, abuse of, i. 373.
Viles, John Baptist, iv. 5.
Villanovanus, iii. 585.

Vincent of Beauvais, ii. 532.

Lerins, particulars and

works of, i. 453.

de Paul, iv. 104.

Vincentius Ferrarius, iii. 45.

Vinesauf, Galfrid, ii. 478.

Vineyards, ii. 582.

Viret, iii. 381.

Wake, Abp. iv. 421; opinion of, upon
episcopacy, 398; his negociation for
an union with the French church,
399.

Walafrid Strabo, ii. 212. 224. 231. 247.
Waldemar I. ii. 418.

Walden, Thomas of, iii. 46.
Waldenses, early notice of, ii. 84; in
northern Germany, iii. 69; side
with Calvin, 405; persecuted in
cent. XVII. iv. 70. 221; protected
by Cromwell, 290.

Waldo, Peter, ii. 505.

Walenburg, iv, 81.

Walleis, Thomas, ii. 692. 701.

Wallis, John, iv. 56.

Walpole, sir Robert, iv. 419; exaction

of, upon papists and non-jurors, 441.
Walsh, Bp. iii. 527.

Walsingham, iii. 48.

Watson, William, iii. 430.

Wayen, Van der, iv. 265.

Weigel, iii. 336; iv. 212.

Weissenburg, disputation at, iii. 602.

Weller, iii. 340; iv. 179. 186.
Wellington, duke of, iv. 485.
Wels, baron of, iv. 24.

Welsh language, iii. 527.
Wendelbert, ii. 216.
Wernerus de Laer, iii. 52.
Wertheim translation, iv. 395.
Wesleys, the, iv. 423.
Wesselius, iii. 42.

Wessex, conversion of, iv. 71.

West Indian episcopacy, iv. 501.
Westminster, see of, ii. 414.
Westphal, controversy on the presence,
revived by, iii. 376.

Westphalia, peace of, iv. 68.
Wetstein, iv. 327.

Whichcot, John, iii. 260.
Whiston, iii. 577; iv. 401.
Whitby, conference of, ii. 70.
White, bishop of Winchester, iii. 199.
brethren, iii. 71.

Thomas, iv. 144.
Whitefield, iv. 399. 429.
Whitgift, Abp. attacks Cartwright, iii.
440; sanctions the Lambeth arti-
cles, 442; patronises Hooker, 443;
his habits and character, 448; opi-
nion of, upon polity, 416.
Wickes, Thomas, ii. 596.
Wickliffe, ii. 661; condemned at Con-
stance, iii. 22.
Widekind, ii. 123.
Wighard, ii. 401.

Wilfrid, ii. 72. 83. 403. 407.
Wilhelmina, ii. 628.
Willelmus, ii. 368.

William III. iv. 73.

of Malmesbury, ii. 413. 474.
of Rheims, ii. 469.

- of St. Amour, ii. 590.

de Seligniaco, ii. 592.
of Tyre, ii. 477.

Williams, Roger, iv. 369.
Willibald, ii. 122. 153.
Willibrand of Oldenburg, ii. 592.
Willibrord, account of, ii. 65.
Wimphelingius, iii. 54.
Winifrid, see Boniface.
Winnock, St. ii. 125.

Wishart, martyrdom of, iii. 390.

Witnesses of the Truth, ii. 370.

Wittekind, ii. 273.

Wlodimir, ii. 260.

Wolfgang, William, iv. 83.

Wolfhardus, ii. 218.

Wolsey, cardinal, obtains a bull for the
suppression of certain monasteries,
iii. 177.

Zacharias, Antony Mavia, iii. 277; of
Chrysopolis, ii. 476; pope, 137; the
rhetorician, i. 449; Scholasticus, ii.
29; the Syrian, 152.
Zachæus, i. 456.

Zamora, iii. 56.

Zanchius, Jerome, iii. 377.
Zani, conversion of, ii. 4.
Zealous, the, ii. 566.
Zeno of Verona, i. 344.
Zeno's Henoticon, i. 495.
Zeuser, Adam, iii. 603.
Zingha, Anna, iv. 27.
Zinzindorf, iv. 394.
Ziska, iii. 57.

Zonaras, John, ii. 434. 464.
Zosimus, i. 428. 455; pope, wavers
about Pelagianism, 502.

Zuingle, iii. 111; eucharistic doctrine
of, 122. 147. 380. 383; attends the
conference of Marpurg, 132; satis-
fies Luther as to his general ortho-
doxy, 133; his opinion of the divine
decrees, 376; death, 124. 374.
Zuinglian Confession, iii. 147.
Zwentibold, ii. 181.

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