[1049]
" progress of the inauguration, etc., [1050]
" how it occurred, etc., [1051]
Peter of Alexandria, exiled, [135]
" Apselamus burned at Cesarea, [177]
" Nilus and P. Mythius, [178]
" Faustus, Didius and Ammonius, [179]
" Waldo, conversion of, [266]
" Abelard dies in a dungeon, [281]
" Bruis burnt, [282]
" Koster, [427]
" Gerrits and others, [429]
" Joris " " , [429]
" Kramer, [568]
" of Spain, [615]
Petolomenus put to death, [106]
Phileas, bishop at Thumis, [169]
" extract from letters, [169]
Philemon put to death, [179]
Philidian of Antioch beheaded, [130]
Philip stoned, [71]
" put to death, [137]
" of Langenlonsheim, [422]
" de Keurs, [431]
Phocas put to death, [104]
Photimus died in prison, [113]
Pierijntgen Loosveldt or Neckers, [915]
Pieter Bruynsen and others, [503]
" " Van Weert, first lett’r, [503]
" " " " sec’d " , [504]
" Thymans and others, [515–516]
" van Olman, a letter, [516–517]
" Witses, a mason, [527]
" " an admonition, [527]
" " letter to his wife, [527]
" with the lame foot, [529]
" de Backer and others, [547]
" the miller and others, [548]
" van Eynoven, examination, [552–556]
" van Maldegem, [630]
" van Male, [630]
" the shoemaker, [638]
" van Oosthove, [640]
" van der Meulen, [640]
" van Cleves, [694]
" Pieters Beckjen burnt, [708]
" Verlonge, confession of faith, [734]
" de Gulicker with his servant, [885–886]
" Saymer, [1013]
" Jans, six brethren, etc., burned, [465]
" " and others sentenced, [466]
" ten Hove and others, [1044]
Pionius of Smyrna burned, [131]
Pleuntgen van der Goes, [594]
Plutarch and others put to death, [124]
Plutarchus and others, [114]
P. Mythius, [178]
Polycarp put to death, [109]
Pontius and others put to death, [137]
Popes after A. D. 606, [50]
Possession of Roman chair through secular power, [51]
Porphyrius put to death, [84]
Potvliet, Peter and Jelis, [631]
Prayer of Hans Koch and Leonhard Meister, [399]
" for the secular power, [1075]
Prijntgen and Martijntgen Maelbouts, [644]
Primus thrown to wild beasts, [174]
Prisca martyred at Rome, [83]
Priscus torn by wild beasts, [136]
Privatus put to death, [137]
" bishop at Gevauldan, beaten to death, [138]
Probus put to death, [141]
" first examination, [142]
" second " , [144]
" third " , [146]
Probus account of death of, [147]
Proculus, deacon at Pussolis, [176]
Prohibition against the Anabaptists, [1046]
" further observation, [1047]
" remark as to what followed, [1047]
Promus put to death, [177]
Publius, [104]
—[Q]—
Questions and answers, [99]
Quirinus Pieters, [457]
Quiritius, [126]
—[R]—
Rabanus Maurus, views of, [227]
Raphel van den Velde, [974]
" " " " first letter, [974]
" " " " second " , [977]
" " " " another " , [977]
" " " " letter to his wife, [978]
" " " " " " " son, [981]
" " " " last letter to his wife, [982]
Reason why we have pointed out the article of Holy Baptism, [16]
Reason why we have called this work after the Anabaptists, [17]
Regarding the old work, [18]
Remarks on baptism, second century, [100]
Remken Remaeckers, [478]
Repentance and reformation, [38]
Reply to the first passage, [44]
" " " second " , [45]
" " " third " , [45]
Restoration of man, [37]
Resurrection, [31], [41]
Revenge, [40]
Reyer Dircks, a boatman, burned, [483–484]
" Egberts and others, [515–516]
Reytse Aysess of Oldenborn, [943]
" " first letter, [943]
" " divers examinations, [944]
" " another confession, [947]
" " " " , [949]
" " letter, [950]
" " another confession, [951]
" " letter to his father, [951]
" " " " " mother, [951]
" " " " " wife, [953]
" " another letter to his wife, [953]
" " death sentence, [954]
Rhais burned alive, [124]
Richst Heynes, [463]
Ring Hans and others, [1060]
Rogotian beheaded, [180]
Roman succession from Peter, [46]
" chair, [52], [53]
Rommeken put to death, [529]
Rudolph Bachman, [1059]
" Bauman, [1059]
Rudolf Suhner, [1061]
Rufus and Rosimus beheaded, [102]
Rutilius martyred, [122]
—[S]—
Saerken van Duerhove, [830]
Samson and Sydonius and others, [223]
Sanctus persecuted, [112]
Sander Hendricks, Hans de Smit, Hans van Burculo and others, [561]
Sander Wouterss of Bommel burnt, [898]
Sarah Wanrij and others, [1061]
Sebastian Glasmacher and Hans Grueufelder, [430]
Second coming of Christ, [31]
Secular authority, [40]
Separation, [31], [40]
Septimius Florens Tertullian’s apology for the Christians, [125]
Serapion of Ephesus slain, [129]
Serenevs put to death, [124]
Seven brethren, [418], [428]
" teachers and elders imprisoned at Berne, [1065]
" hundred persecuted at Berne, [1065]
" " extract from 1st letter, [1066]
" " " " 2d " , [1066]
" " " " 3d " , [1066]
" " " " 4th " , [1067]
" " " " 5th " , [1067]
Several thousand persons burned under Maximin, A. D. 237, [127]
Severe persecution, A. D. 130, [105]
Shunning, [31], [41]
Sicke Snyder, [425]
Sijntgen Vercoilgen, [709]
" van Rousselare put to death, [917]
" " " letter, [919]
" Barninge, [920]
" Wens, [1013]
Silas or Silvanus martyred in Macedonia, [83]
Simon Peter crucified, [77]
" Zelotes slain, [89]
" Cleophas crucified, [101]
" Simon the shop-keeper, [519]
Six persons at Basel, [414]
" brethren strangled, [546]
Sixty martyrs put to death, A. D. 239, [127]
Slanders against Anabaptists, [1048]
Soetgen van der Houte and Martha, [621]
" " " " a testament, [621]
" " " " letter, [624]
Some of the seventy slain, [91]
" pious Christians apprehended, [177]
Sonnet, [58]
Sosius, deacon of Misenum, [176]
Stability, durability, etc., of the church of God, [21]
State of worship in the tenth century, [239]
" " " further observations, [239]
Stephen stoned, [69]
" of Orleans, etc., [255]
" an elder, burnt, [336]
Steven de Graet and Sijntgen, [640]
Stijntgen Jans, examination, torture and sentence, [552–556]
Succession of the church of God, [25]
" personal, [25]
" of doctrine, [25]
" of the Roman church, [43]
Sufferings of Christians in Persia, [211]
Summary of baptism, [61], [97], [114], [148], [181], [195], [206]
" of the martyrs, [65], [101], [121], [166], [202], [209]
" " " " 5th century, [190]
" " baptism, 8th " , [212]
" " " 9th " , [224]
" " " 10th " , [238]
" " " 11th " , [249]
" " " 12th " , [260]
" " " 13th " , [288]
" " " 14th " , [309]
" " " 15th " , [321]
" " " 16th " , [351]
" " the martyrs, 8th " , [219]
" " " " 9th " , [231]
" " " " 10th " , [245]
" " " " 11th " , [254]
" " " " 12th " , [279]
" " " " 13th " , [288]
" " " " 14th " , [314]
" " " " 15th " , [327]
" " " " 16th " , [395]
" " " " 17th " , [1042]
Superscription of letter to Berne, [1078]
" " " " Zurich, [1078]
Supplication to the city of Berne, [1060]
" answer to same, [1060]
Susanneken and Kalleken Claes, [941]
Sybrant Jans, Hendrick Gijsbrechts van Kampen, Stephen Benedictus and others, [427]
Sylvanus, bishop of Emissa, [176]
Symphorian beheaded, [138]
—[T]—
Tanneken van der Leyen, [529]
" " " Meulen, Jaecxken van Hussele and Jaecxken Teerlings, [727]
" Walraven, [956]
Ten persecutions under Nero, [76]
Ten persons at Dortrecht burned, [831]
Tertullian’s views, [116]
" consolation and encouragement to the early martyrs, [1080]
Teunis van Houstelraed, [477]
Tharacus put to death, [141]
" first examination, [141]
" second " , [143]
" third " , [145]
" account of his death, [147]
The bloody theatre, [58]
Theodorus, Philemon and Cyrilla, put to death, [179]
Theodosia, a maiden, drowned, [176]
Theodosius and Honorius against the Anabaptists, [191]
" threatens Cyril of Alexandria, [192]
" bishop of Jerusalem, persecution of, [192]
Theodulus, a lector, drowned, [175]
Theonas, [176]
Theonilla put to death, [139]
The persons John baptized, [62]
" sequel compared with the beginning of this history, [13]
Thirty-nine persons burned at Bingen, [298]
Thomas cast into a furnace, [86]
" van Imbroeck, confession concerning baptism, [355]
" van Imbroeck, defense, etc., [357]
" Hermann and others, [406]
" Balthaser and Dominicus, [412]
" van Imbroeck, [556]
" " " letter to his wife and brethren, [556]
" van Imbroeck, letter to his wife, [557]
Threatenings of Theodosius, [192]
Three pious peasants, [136]
" brothers crucified, [139]
" brethren and two sisters, [413]
" hundred and fifty persons, [421]
" brethren at Antwerp, [479]
Tijs van Lindt, [478]
" a young man, [519]
" Jeuriaenss, [787]
" " first letter, [787]
" " another letter, [791]
Timothy stoned, [95]
Title of this work, [15]
Tjaert Reynerts, [438]
Tobias Questinex, six brethren, etc., [465]
Trijnken Keuts, [594]
Truyken Boens, six brethren, etc., [465]
Twelve pious Christians put to death, [110]
" persons, men and women, burned, [431]
Twenty-four persons burned at Paris, [297]
" persons imprisoned in London, [957]
Fourteen women driven from, etc., [957]
Youth scourged behind a cart, [957]
Hendrick Terwoort burned, [957]
Jan Pieterss, [957]
Gerrit van Byler, extract, etc., [958]
Extract from old Martyrs Mirror in reference to above, [960]
First letter from the above, [960]
Another letter from the above, [965]
Letter from Jaques de Somere, etc., [967]
Supplication presented to queen, [970]
Confession of faith of the above prisoners, [970]
Answer to John Fox by the above, [971]
Thomas Han, [1031]
To the Bloody Theatre of the Anabaptists, [1079]
Two sisters at Antioch, [178]
" brethren and two sisters, [421]
" young girls burned, [482]
Tyranny of Theodosius, bishop of Jerusalem, [192]
" " the King of Bulgaria, [233]
Tyrants of this time, A. D. 401, [191]
—[U]—
Ulli Schedme or Schneider, [1055]
Ully Wagman, [1063]
Uly Baumgartner and others, [1065]
Ulpian cast into the sea, [175]
Ungodly life of Popes, [54]
Ulrich Schneider, [1055]
" Muller, [1059]
Uprightness of these people, [312]
Urban of Antioch beheaded, [130]
Urticinus beheaded, [95]
—[V]—
Valedictory, [19]
Valerianus put to death, [126]
Valerius, school-master, martyred, [697]
" " extract from his books, [697–701]
Various arguments, [47]
Veit Pelgrims at Glabbeck, [424]
" Greyenburger, [804]
Verena Landis, [1061]
Vetius put to death, [111]
Victor and Pieter de Backer, [547]
Vigil Plaitner, [417]
Vijntgen, Goudeken, Janneken de Jonkheer, Betgen van Maldegem
and Sijntgen van Gelder, [630]
Vilgard and Caspar Schoeneck, [413]
Vitalus buried alive, [95]
—[W]—
Waldenses, dispersion of, [266]
" of one belief with the, Baptists, [267]
" called Anabaptists, [267]
" reject infant baptism, [268]
" on secular authority, [270]
" " war, [270]
" " swearing oaths, [271]
" " other articles, [272]
" " their confessions, [273]
" and Albigenses, [274]
" Moral precepts left by, [276]
" Virtuous life of, [277]
" unjustly accused, [278]
" Time of, [279]
" 100 burned at Strasburg, [298]
" 39 " " Bingen, [298]
" 18 " " Mentz, [298]
" 80 " " Strasburg, [301]
" Papal statutes against, [303]
" severe persecutions of, [304]
" many burnt, [304]
" burnt in Toulouse, [306]
" Mandate of Pope Urban, [307]
" in France persecuted, [308], [309]
" martyred at Steyer, [318]
" great numbers burned at Zuidenitz, [318]
" account of their death, [318]
" four persons burnt, [318]
" persecution of, by Pope John XXII., [319]
" persecution in Bohemia, [319]
" further observation, [319]
" persecution in France, [320]
" Flanders, [320]
" thirty-six burned, [320]
" persecution on the Baltic, [321]
" 443 put to death, [321]
" burnt in Flanders, [331]
" put to death at Eichstaedt, [335]
" and the Taborites, [325]
Waechling Dirks, Maerten Schoenmaecker and Adriaen Pieters, [561]
Walter Mair and two others, [424]
" of Stoelwijk, [439]
" " " letter from, [439]
" " " prayer, [447]
Werner Phister and his son’s wife, [1058]
Weynken, a widow, burned, [407]
Willeboort Corneliss put to death, [643]
Willem, Maritgen, etc., [477]
Willem, the cabinet-maker, beheaded, [505]
" of Bierck and others, [506]
" Droogscheerder, a letter, [547]
" van Haverbeke, [560]
" Goosen and Egbert de Hoedemaecker, [562]
" de Kleermaecker, [619]
" de Duyck, [659]
" Aerts, [686]
" de Snijder and wife, [696]
" van Poperinge and wife, confession of faith, [734]
" Janss of Waterland burned, [794]
" de Rijcker, [914]
William Swinderby burned, [328], [329]
" Thorpe burned for the faith, [329]
" White burnt, [332]
" " confession of faith, [332]
" " imprisonment, doctrine and death, [333]
William Wiggers of Barsinghorn, [426]
" van Robaeys, [506]
" " Louvain, [529]
" " Keppel, [636]
Wolfgang Ulman, [412]
" Brandhuber, Hans Niedermair and seventy others, [417]
" Eslinger, [423]
" Hueber, [593]
" Mair, [593]
" Pinder, [834]
" Raufer, [1005]
Wouter, Joris, etc., [484]
" van Capelle, [519]
" " Honschoten, [561]
" Denijs, [727]
" " first letter, [728]
" " second letter, [729]
" " third letter, [729]
Writing from Switzerland on threats against the Anabaptists, [1062]
Writing in defense of accusation against the Anabaptists, [1064]
—[Y]—
Ydse Gaukes and Anneken, his wife, [844]
" " first letter, [846]
" " second letter, [847]
" " third letter, [849]
Young man burnt, [854]
—[Z]—
Zenobia beheaded, [141]
Zenobius " , [141]
Notice.—The reader will observe that in this index the names of persons are arranged alphabetically after the first names instead of the surnames.
FOOTNOTES:
[1] Not only oxen and sheep, but also turtle doves and young doves were formerly acceptable offerings to Thee, O my God, and how much more the blood and death of Thy saints.
[2] What is said of Onesiphorus according to the body, we have experienced in the spirit. Paul says: “The Lord give mercy unto the house of Onesiphorus; for he oft refreshed me, and was not ashamed of my chain.” 2 Tim. 1:16.
[3] This hero and knight of Christ we may understand to be one of Christ’s apostles, but it may also very properly be inferred that reference is had to Gerardus, who went singing before his companions to suffer for Christ’s name. See first book about Arnold, Marsilius, Theodoric, and five other men and two women, who were burnt alive with him at Cologne.
[4] When Israel, under Pharaoh, in Egypt, had to burn brick, and to perform other hard labor, for the king, they remembered God, yea, cried unto the Almighty, so that God was moved to compassion, Ex. chap. 1, 2, 3, etc.; but when God had delivered them, and brought them into a goodly land, where it went well with them according to the body, they forsook the Lord, and became wanton. Deut. 32:15. This difference is found to exist also between the times of oppression and the times of freedom.
[5] John, the friend of Christ, has presented the deceptive, beautiful appearance of this world in its threefold view of the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life, 1 John 2:16. Solomon portrayed the same as a harlot or wanton woman, who allures young men unto her; who is loud and stubborn, and whose feet abide not in her house; but whither those who follow her are led, as an ox to the slaughter, to certain destruction, nay, to death and hell. Prov. 7.
[6] The following and other misfortunes which were caused by worldly and carnal lusts cannot be numbered. O, that Solomon, the wisest among the children of men, might have known, conquered, and taken care of himself in this respect.