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hardens the heart of, ii. 381; drowned 41; two kinds of, b.; absolute, in the Red sea, iv. 329. limited, 42; of ordination, 43; to Pharaohs, the, ii. 13. teach, 44; to administer the sacraPharisees, iv. 12, 180, 184. ments, to judge of doctrines, to call Pherecydes, iii. 385. a council, 45; to dispose of the affairs Philemon, ii. 22,: of the church, 46. Phileni, i. 278. Powers, a name of angels, iii. 338. Philip, the deacon, ii. 22; iii. 278; iv. Pray, we must, iv. 167; why they that 310, 311, 383, 396; an evangelist, pray do not always receive that they iv. 105; baptized in a field, 365. ask, 170; not with the mouth only, Philip, king of Macedon, ii. 219. but with the heart, 180; when we Philippi, the jailor of, iv. 366. must, 183; in what tongue, 188; how Philistines, the, iv. 295; god of, i. 224. we must, 201; toward what part of Philosophers, the patriarchs of heretics, the world we must, 500. ii. 407; iii. 124. Prayer, iii. 32; for the dead, 395; usePhebe, iv. 107. less, 399; for faithful pastors, iv. 158; Phoroneus, ii. 219. whatit is, 163; definition of, 7b.; priPhotinus, iii. 267. vate, 164; public, 164, 183; objections Pight, pitched, iv. 96. against, 168, 169; who must be called Pillars, Peter, James, and John, iv. 123. on in, 171; what things provoke men Pindar, iii. 385. to, 174; our minds must be lifted up Pitho, or Sunada, iv. 265. to heavenly things in, 178; must proPity, foolish, 1, 353. ceed from love, 179; we must require Plato, i. 50; ii. 219, 393; iv. 480; his no unworthy thing for God to grant, opinion of the soul, iii. 335. and contrary to his laws, 181; we Platonists’ opinion of the soul, iii. 374. must continue in, ib.; set hours for, Pleasure, allowed, not excluded by 183; the place of, ib.; the force or necessity, ii. 55. virtue of, 244; sacrament of, 247. Pleasures, granted, i. 420. Prayer, the Lord’s, iv. 206-220; whether Plebani, iv. 116. we be tied to, 203. Pledges, ii. 36, 228. Prayers, of angels, iii. 219. Ploughing, on the sabbath, i. 265. Prayers, kinds of, iv. 164; are necessary, Plurality, of benefices, iv. 144. 169; God is moved with, 170; of Poland, iv, 189. Jacob and Moses, 224; of Samuel and Poll, plunder, ii. 47. Nehemiah, 225; of Paul and Silas, Polycarpus, i. 248; iv. 31, 57, 58; mar. 226; of saints, 539. tyrdom of, ii. 103. Preaching of the word, a mark of the Polygamy, against, i. 404. church, iv. 17, 18; power of, 40; of Pompey, iii. 18, the gospel, called the mystery of the Pontius Pilate, i. 134; iii. 14, 23. kingdom, 237. Poor, the, ii. 225; care of, iv. 157, 497; Predestinate to life, who is, iii. 187; the not to be defrauded of their portion, drawing of the, 189. 495. Predestination, of God, iii. 185. Pope, the, iv. 118; power and preroga- Presbyter, iv. 106. tives of, iii. 118; a god on earth, iv. Presuls, iv. 118. 72; not the head of the church, 86; is Priest of God, iii. 226. Melchizedek, 118; supreme head of Priesthood, the, ii. 130; beginning of], the church, 119; not to be judged, ib.; abrogated, 262; of Christ, iii. ib.; the laws of, to be received as 285; is unchangeable, 216, 287; of from the mouth of Peter, ἐδ.; the au- Christians, 290. thority of, greater than of the saints, Priests, the, certain degrees among, ii. ib.; has one consistory with God, ἐν.; 132; raiment of, 133-135; meaning cannot be brought in order by any of the apparel of, 137; office of, 139; man, ib.; hath no fellow, 120; hath must teach and bless, ἐδ.; must sacriall laws within his breast, b.; there fice and minister sacraments, 141; is a general council where he is, ib.; carry the tabernacle and its vessels, hath both swords, b.; is above the ib.; appointed to serve in war, 142; emperor, ib.; can depose the emperor, judge causes, ἐδ.; the stipends and ib.; may take away privileges, ib.; is dwellings of, 143. lord of lords, ib. is the ordinary of Priests in the christian church, iv. 107. all men, ib.; that every man be sub- Priests, parish,iv.9; of Rome, the filthy ject to, is of necessity of salvation, life of, 69; regular and secular, 116. 2b.; has a heavenly power, and alter- Primates, iv, 117. eth the nature of things, 121; is anti- Princes, have dealt in religion, i. 330; christ, 122. have appointed orders for religion, Popes, poisoned, ii. 110, 331. Power, ecclesiastical, iv. 38; of conse- Principalities, a name of angels, iii. 338. cration, 39; of the keys, 39, 44: of Priscilliauists, ii. 363; iv. 410, jurisdiction, of preaching, of judicial Priscillianus’ opinion of the soul, iii. correction, to receive, 40; what it is, 914,
Private masses, iv. 417. R. Proba, iv. 203. τὲ Rabanus, Maurus, iii. 400; iv. 114, 248, Proceeding of the Holy Ghost, iii. 305; 361; on the sacraments, iv, 248, 361. is twofold, 307. Rachel, ii. 176. Proclus, iii. 134. 5 Rahab, ii. 115; iv. 229. Prodigality, to be avoided, ii. 32; for- Rainbow, the, iv. 230; sign of God’s bidden, 53; covenant, 231. Promise, the, not without effect, i. 117; Rama, iv. 480. made to godly worshippers large, Rapes forbidden, i. 415. 236; in the sacrament, iv. 251; in the Readers, iv. 113, 114. Lord’s supper, 405, 434. aan Rebecca, ii. 176. Promises, made to the afflicted, ii 95; Rebels, ii. 233; against seditious, i. 280. added to the sabbath, 263; touch- Receive, power to, iv. 40. ing Christ, iii, 13; open and hidden, Reconciliator, Christ the only, iii. 214. 16 Redemption by Christ, i. 43; mediator Property, of another man not to be pos- of, iii. 213. sessed, ii. 49. e of baptism, iv. 3 Properties, communication of, iii, 270. Be) = fhe iv 5, Prophecy, sacrament of, iv 247 Reformation in religion not to stay for Prophet, iv 105 a general council, iii. 116; of churches Prophets, the, iv. 28; authority of, very to be made, iv. 498. great, i 50 generation, iii. 37, 101. Prophets, in the christian church, iv. i iv. 546. 105 ” Regula, martyrdom of, ii. 106. Prophets, false, ii 131 Σ Regular priests, iv. 116. Propitiation, the christian feast of, ii. Relics, the true, i. 212; no worshipping 265 Be; of, among the ancient fathers, iv. 523. Proportion in sacraments, jv 244 Religion, i. 233; iv. 517; princes have Prosopography of God, iii 137, 138 dealt in, i. 330; of true, iii. 230; what Prosopopeia, iii. 138, 153. it is, 232. Prosper, of Aquitaine, i 13 ) Religions, sundry, i. 98. Protestants, We not heretics nor schis- Remission of sins, iii. 30, 36. matics, iv. 64.’ Proverbs, i. 79, 256, 294, 295, 297, 311, Ld aa Srna Lowite 312, 340, 341, 43, 376, 404, 420; ii. Renatus. iv. 875. 29, 33, 153, 318, 332, 428; iil. 69, 85, Repent, to, 155, 97. 181, 261; iv 34, 60, 441, 480, 548 Repentance, taught by the gospel, iii. Psallini, iv. 182 35; diverse use of the word, 56; what Psalmists iv. 114 it is, ἐδ. 3 how and what it is in God, Ptochotrophia, i 286; iv 498. ib.; the preaching of the truth needPulpit, necessary in a church, iv 501 ful to, 57; sum of the doctrine of, 68; Punishment, how laid on us, i 110; of worthy fruits of, 105; carefulness them that abuse God’s name, 241; of part of, 106; a work of all our life, blasphemers, 242; pertains to the ma- 107; the outward exercises of, 108; gistrate, 346; kinds of, 355; what public and private, 109; must be order must be had in, 360; admoni- voluntary, 110; false and true, ib.; tion before, 361; of sinners just and examples of, 111; not to be deferred, certain, ii 426; of those that eat and 113; never cometh too late, ib.; true, drink the Lord’s supper unworthily, iv. 552; of believers, not vain, 555. iv. 472 ς: Respect of persons, i. 948, Punishments, certain appointed to cer- Respublica, Utopiana, i. 383. i SR Sorgen that do not Restitution, ii. 230; necessary, 49; when 7OTS, iii. 204. Pureness, what God requireth, ii. 123. 10 whos how mach fo Be mada ὅθ, Purgatory, iii. 389, 390 Resurrection of Christ, i. 141; of this Purification, the manner and order of body, i. 76; what it is, 141; of the our, iii 41, 49; flesh, 168; testimonies of the true, Purim, ii. 162. 171. Push, a pimple, ii 188 Reticius, ii. 390. Put case, suppose, ii 52.._ Reuben,i. 210; ii. 131. Pythagoras, 11 219; iil 168, 385; iv Renbenites, the, ii. 158. 58 2 his opinion of the soul, iii Reward and punishment most certain, 14, 335 154. Pythonisse, i 242 Reward, given to good works, ii. 343; Pyx, iv 449 places which confirm, not to be abused, 345; how God is said to give,