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John Knox · c. 1514 – 1572

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1550s–1572 · ed. David Laing (1846–1864) · translated from the English / Scots

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The Works of John Knox, Volume 2 (of 6)HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION IN SCOTLAND. – SIDENOTE: WONDARIS SENE IN FEBRUAR.pages 1–34
  1. HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION IN SCOTLAND.1
  2. Sidenote: THE DROWNYNG OF THE FRENCHE.1
  3. Sidenote: THE ERLE OF SUDDERLANDE SCHOTE1
  4. Sidenote: THE CASTEIN DOUN OF THE HOUSE OF THE GRANGE.1
  5. Sidenote: JOAN. 61
  6. Sidenote: THE SLAUCHTER OF A FRENCHE CAPITANE, WITH HIS BAND.1
  7. Sidenote: Jhone Knox first letter to Sir Williame Cecyll.1
  8. Sidenote: THE WARST IS NOTT YITT COME.1
  9. THE FIRST LETTER TO [SIR] WILLYAUME CYCILL, FRA THE LORDIS OF THE CONGREGATIOUN.2
  10. Sidenote: LETT THE ENNEMYE SAY, GIF THAIR HOPE BE NOTT FRUSTRAT.2
  11. Sidenote: SIR JAMES CROFTIS COUNSALE.2
  12. "MAISTER KNOX,3
  13. ANSWER TO MR. CYCILLIS LETTER.3
  14. "TO THE LORD DUKE HIS GRACE, AND THE LORDIS AT GLASKOW.3
  15. THE CONTRACT AT BERWICK.4
  16. Sidenote: THE SUBSCRIPTIONIS.4
  17. Sidenote: The Crewell Fact of Martyckis.4
  18. Sidenote: NOTA.—HEIRUPONE CAME THE PERSUTE.]4
  19. Sidenote: THE 20 OF MAIJ, ANNO 1566.]4
  20. Sidenote: THE ASSAULT OF LEITH, THE 7 OF MAIJ 1560.4
  21. Sidenote: THE QUENE REGENTIS CREWELL HART.5
  22. Sidenote: THE COMFORTABLE LETTER OF THE DUICK OF NORTHFOLK.5
  23. Sidenote: THE DEATH OF THE QUENE REGENT.5
  24. Sidenote: THE PROFFITT THAT LEYTH GAT OF THAIR PROMESIT LIBERTIE.5
  25. THANKIS GEVING FOR OUR DELYVERANCE, WITH PRAYERIS.6
  26. Sidenote: WILLIAM MAITLAND'S MOCKAGE OF GOD6
  27. MATHEI 24.6
  28. THE PREFACE.7
  29. OFF GOD.—CAP. I.7
  30. Sidenote: Proverb. 16.7
  31. OFF THE CREATIOUN OF MAN.—CAP. II.7
  32. Sidenote: Gen. 3.7
  33. OFF ORIGINALL SYN.—CAP. III.7
  34. OFF THE REVELATIOUN OF THE PROMEIS.—CAP. IV.7
  35. THE CONTINUANCE, INCREASE, AND PRESERVATIOUN OF THE KIRK.—CAP. V.7
  36. Sidenote: Ezech. 16.7
  37. OFF THE INCARNATIOUN OF CHRYST JESUS.—CAP. VI.7
  38. Sidenote: Gal. 4.7
  39. Sidenote: Esai.7
  40. QUHY IT BEHOVIT THE MEDIATOUR TO BE VERRAY GOD AND VERRAY MAN.—CAP. VII.7
  41. ELECTIOUN.—CAP. VIII.7
  42. Sidenote: Esai. 53.7
  43. CHRYSTIS DEATH, PASSIOUN, BURYALL, &C.—CAP. IX.7
  44. Sidenote: Heb. 10.7
  45. RESURRECTIOUN.—CAP. X.7
  46. Sidenote: Mat. 27.7
  47. ASCENSIOUN.—CAP. XI.8
  48. Sidenote: Mat. 28.8
  49. Sidenote: Collos. 1.8
  50. FAITH IN THE HOLY GHOST.—CAP. XII.8
  51. Sidenote: Mat. 16.8
  52. Sidenote: Rom. 5.8
  53. THE CAUSE OF GOOD WORKIS.—CAP. XIII.8
  54. Sidenote: Joan 15.8
  55. WHAT WORKIS AR REPUTED GOOD BEFOIR GOD.—CAP. XIV.8
  56. Sidenote: The Law.8
  57. Sidenote: Ephes. 6.8
  58. Sidenote: Esai. 29. Matt. 15.8
  59. THE PERFECTIOUN OF THE LAW AND IMPERFECTIOUN OF MAN.—CAP. XV.8
  60. Sidenote: Rom. 10.8
  61. Sidenote: Luc. 17.8
  62. OF THE KIRK.—CAP. XVI.8
  63. Sidenote: Ephes. 2.8
  64. THE IMMORTALITIE OF THE SAULLIS.—CAP. XVII.9
  65. Sidenote: Apoc. 6.9
  66. Sidenote: Notes of the Trew Church.9
  67. Sidenote: Rom. 4.9
  68. Sidenote: Act. 20.9
  69. THE AUTHORITIE OF THE SCRIPTURIS.—CAP. XIX.9
  70. Sidenote: Joan. 10.9
  71. OF GENERALL COUNSALLIS, OF THAIR POWER, AUTHORITIE, AND CAUSES OF THAIR CONVENTIOUN.—CAP. XX.9
  72. Sidenote: Why Counsels were called.9
  73. OFF THE SACRAMENTIS.—CAP. XXI.9
  74. Sidenote: Baptisme.9
  75. OFF THE RYCHT ADMINISTRATIOUN OF THE SACRAMENTIS.—CAP. XXII.10
  76. Sidenote: The Papists commit sacriledge.10
  77. TO WHOME SACRAMENTIS APPERTEANE.—CAP. XXIII.10
  78. OF THE CIVILE MAGISTRAT.—CAP. XXIV.10
  79. THE GIFTIS FRELIE GEVIN TO THE KIRK.—CAP. XXV.10
  80. Sidenote: THE ERLE MERSCHELLIS VOTE IN PARLIAMENT10
  81. THE ACT AGAINST THE MESSE.11
  82. THE ACT FOR ABOLISHING THE JURISDICTIOUN OF THE PAPE.11
  83. Sidenote: CORRECTED BE MR. GEORGE.]11
  84. AD HUJUS TEMPORIS MONARCHAS PROTREPTICON CARMEN.12
  85. THE MEANYNG WHAIROF IS, THAT CHARLES—12
  86. Sidenote: AND AFTER WAS MADE BYSCHOPE OF ROSS.12
  87. Sidenote: THE LYEING DEANE OF RESTALRIG CALLED SYNCLARE.]12
  88. THE PRAYER.13
  89. THE LAST EXHORTATIOUN TO THE ELECTED.13
  90. THE PRAYER IN THE ELECTIOUN OF THE ELDERIS.13
  91. Sidenote: AMBASSADOUR FRA FRANCE, AND HIS DEMANDIS.13
  92. Sidenote: SOME SAYIS HIS NAME IS KYLLONE13
  93. Sidenote: OF THE QUENE REGENTIS BURIALL.13
  94. Sidenote: ANSURE.14
  95. Sidenote: THE SECUND SECREIT LARDON.14
  96. Sidenote: THE ARMYS OF INGLAND WER USURPIT.14
  97. Sidenote: YOUR PAPISTIS AND OURIS HAIF PRACTISIT, AND STILL PRACTISIS DEVISIOUN.14
  98. Sidenote: THE THRID LARDON, ACCUSING INGLAND OF INCONSTANCIE IN RELIGIOUN.14
  99. Sidenote: BOT THE DEVILL WALD PUT ORDOUR TO HIM SELF.14
  100. THE QUENE OF INGLANDIS LETTER TO THE ESTAITTIS OF SCOTLAND.14
  101. Sidenote: I THINK THIS SENTENCE MANCK, BUT I WILL ALTER NO WORD.]14
  102. PLEIS YOUR MAJESTIE,15
  103. TO THE BUKE OF DISCIPLINE.15
  104. AN ACT OF PARLIAMENT.15
  105. Printed Anno 1621.15
  106. THE FIRST HEAD, OF DOCTRINE.15
  107. THE SECOUND HEAD, OF SACRAMENTIS.15
  108. Sidenote: THE NOMBER OF SACRAMENTIS.15
  109. THE THRID HEAD, TUICHING THE ABOLISSING OF IDOLATRIE.15
  110. THE FOURT HEAD, CONCERNYNG MINISTERIS AND THAIR LAUCHFULL ELECTIOUN.16
  111. III. ADMISSIOUN [OF MINISTERS.]16
  112. IV. FOR READARIS.17
  113. Sidenote: * ADDITIO.17
  114. I. OFF THE SUPERINTENDENTIS.17
  115. II. THE NAMES OF THE PLACIS OF RESIDENCE, AND SEVERALL DIOCESES OF THE SUPERINTENDENTIS.18
  116. III. OFF THE ELECTIOUN OF SUPERINTENDENTIS.18
  117. FOR THE SCHOLLIS.18
  118. I. THE NECESSITIE OF SCHOLLIS.18
  119. II. THE TYMES APPOINTED TO EVERIE COURSE.19
  120. III. THE ERECTIOUN OF UNIVERSITEIS.19
  121. IV. OFF REIDARIS, AND OF THE GREIS, OFF TYME, AND STUDYE.19
  122. Sidenote: SECOND DEGRIE.19
  123. Sidenote: THIRD DEGRIE].19
  124. Sidenote: FOURTH DEGRIE.19
  125. Sidenote: SECUND UNIVERSITIE.19
  126. Sidenote: THIRD UNIVERSITIE.19
  127. Sidenote: SUMMA OF BURSARIS IN THE THRE UNIVERSITEIS.19
  128. V. OFF STIPENDIS AND EXPENSSES NECESSARIE.19
  129. VI. OFF THE PRIVILEGE OF THE UNIVERSITIE.20
  130. THE SEXT HEID, OF THE RENTIS AND PATRIMONY OF THE KIRK.20
  131. Sidenote: * ADDITIO.20
  132. Sidenote: AGGREIT ALSUA BE THE LORDIS20
  133. Sidenote: ADDITIO.20
  134. THE SEVINT HEID, OF ECCLESIASTICALL DISCIPLINE.20
  135. Sidenote: CONSENTED ON BE THE COUNSALL.20
  136. II. THE ORDOURE FOR PUBLICT OFFENDARIS.21
  137. Sidenote: CONSENTED TO BE THE LORDIS.21
  138. III. PERSONIS SUBJECT TO DISCIPLINE.21
  139. Sidenote: CONSENTED TO LIKEWISE21
  140. THE EYGHT HEID, TUICHING THE ELECTIOUN OFF ELDERIS AND DEACONIS, &C.21
  141. Sidenote: WHAT CHURCHES MAY BE JOYNED LAT THE POLECIE JUDGE.21
  142. THE NNYT HEADE, CONCERNYNG THE POLECIE OF THE CHURCHE.22
  143. FOR PREACHEING, AND INTERPRETING OFF SCRIPTURIS, &C.22
  144. OF MARIAGE.23
  145. Sidenote: AGGREIS TO THE HEAD OF MARIAGE.23
  146. OFF BURIALL.23
  147. Sidenote: REFERRES THIS ARTICLE TO THE JUDGMENT OF THE CHURCHE.23
  148. Sidenote: [ADDITIO.]23
  149. FOR REPARATIOUN OF CHURCHES.23
  150. Sidenote: AGGREIT ON.23
  151. Sidenote: OPTIMA COLLATIO.23
  152. THE CONCLUSIOUN.24
  153. BY YOUR HONOURIS MOST HUMBLE SERVITOURIS, ETC.24
  154. ACT OF SECREIT COUNSALL, XXVII JANUARII, ANNO &C., LX^O.24
  155. (Sic Subscribitur.)24
  156. THE FOURT BOOK OF THE PROGRESSE AND CONTINUANCE OF TREU RELIGIOUN WITHIN SCOTLAND.24
  157. Sidenote: THE FIRST PETITIOUN OF THE PROTESTANTIS OF SCOTLAND.24
  158. Sidenote: THE THEOLOGIE OF THE COURTE, AND THAIR REASSONIS.24
  159. Sidenote: THE QUENIS LAST ARRIVAL IN SCOTLAND.]24
  160. Sidenote: THE QUENIS FIRST GRACE IN DISPYTE OF RELIGIOUN.24
  161. Sidenote: CONVOYARIS OF THE PREAST.24
  162. Sidenote: THE END IS NOTT YITT SEANE.24
  163. Sidenote: THE PERSUASIOUN OF THE COURTEOURIS.24
  164. APUD EDINBURGH, XXV^{TO} AUGUSTI ANNO &C. LXI^O.25
  165. Sidenote: THE QUENIS PRACTISES AT THE FIRST.25
  166. Sidenote: JOHNE KNOX CONFESSIOUN.25
  167. Sidenote: THE FIRST REASSONING BETWIX THE QUEYN AND JOHNE KNOX.25
  168. Sidenote: THE QUENIS SECOUND OBJECTIOUN.25
  169. Sidenote: [ANSWER]]25
  170. Sidenote: THE THIRD OBJECTIOUN.25
  171. Sidenote: [ANSWER]]25
  172. Sidenote: QUESTIOUN.25
  173. Sidenote: [ANSWER.]]25
  174. Sidenote: WHEN THIS WAS WRITTEN, THAIR WES NO APPEARANCE OF MARIES IMPREASONMENT.]25
  175. Sidenote: THE QUENIS CONCLUSIOUN.25
  176. Sidenote: THE QUENIS KIRK.25
  177. Sidenote: QUESTIOUN.25
  178. Sidenote: ANSWRE.25
  179. Sidenote: MESSE.25
  180. Sidenote: BALFOUR, HIS DOCTRINE.25
  181. Sidenote: THE QUENIS FIRST PRYDE AFTER HIR ARRYVALL.25
  182. Sidenote: THE QUENIS TREW LIEGES, WHA?25
  183. Sidenote: THE QUENIS FIRST FRAY IN HALYRUDHOUSE26
  184. Sidenote: DIVISIOUN BETWIX THE LORDIS AND THE MINISTERIS.26
  185. Sidenote: LEDINGTON APPONED HYM TO THE BOOK OF DISCIPLENE26
  186. APUD EDINBURGH, XXIJ DECEMBRIS, ANNO LXJ^O. [SEDERUNT.26
  187. APUD LYNLYTHGW, 24 JANUARIJ, ANNO &C. LXJ^O.27
  188. APUD EDINBURGH, XIJ^O FEBRUARIJ, ANNO &C. LXJ^O. [SEDERUNT.27
  189. APUD EDINBURGH, XV^{TO} FEBRUARIJ, ANNO &C. LXJ^O. [SEDERUNT.27
  190. Sidenote: JOHNE KNOX HIS JUDGEMENT OF THE THRIDDIS.27
  191. Sidenote: LET THIS BE NOTTED27
  192. Sidenote: ANE PROVERBE.27
  193. Sidenote: MARRIAGE OF THE ERLE OF MARE]27
  194. Sidenote: THE MASK OF ORLEANCE.27
  195. Sidenote: OURE QUENIS EDUCATION.27
  196. Sidenote: THE HAMMYLTONIS AGAINST BOTHWELL AND THE MARQUESS.27
  197. Sidenote: THE ERLE BOTHWELL HIS COMMONYNG WYTH JOHNE KNOX.27
  198. Sidenote: RECONCILIATIOUN BETWIX THE ERLE OF ARRANE AND ERLE BOTHWELL, ETC.28
  199. Sidenote: PSAL. 2.28
  200. Sidenote: THE SECOUND COMMONYNG OF JOHNE KNOX WITH THE QUENE28
  201. Sidenote: HAWICK RAIDE.28
  202. Sidenote: ANNO 1566 IN MAIJ.28
  203. Sidenote: THIS CAUSES THE QUENIS RELIGIOUN TO HAVE MANY FAVOURARIS.]28
  204. Sidenote: GRUDGEING OF THE NOBILITIE ONE AGAINST OTHER28
  205. Sidenote: ANSUERE TO LETHINGTON.29
  206. Sidenote: JOHNE GORDOUN AND OGILBY.29
  207. Sidenote: THE FALS BISHOPE AND HIS TRAFIQUE29
  208. Sidenote: COMMISSIONARIS.29
  209. Sidenote: CROSRAGUELL OFFFRED HIM ANES TO PREACH.29
  210. Sidenote: THE ERLE OF HUNTLEYIS PRAYER.29
  211. Sidenote: SECRETARIE LETHINGTOUN HIS ORISONE ATT CORRECHIE.29
  212. Sidenote: THE RESPONSE OF THE ERLE OF HUNTLEIS WYTTCHES.29
  213. Sidenote: THE LADY FORBES HIR WOURDIS.29
  214. Sidenote: MENIS JUDGEMENTIS OF THE QUENIS MARIAGE.29
  215. Sidenote: HUNTLYE.]29
  216. Sidenote: THE DEFENCE OF THE COURTEOURIS.29
  217. Sidenote: THE QUENIS PRACTISE.30
  218. Sidenote: HEIR THE INIQUITIE OF PAULL MEFFEN WAS CLEARLIE PROVEN30
  219. Sidenote: THE QUENIS DESYRE CONCERNYNG CHATTELETTIS DEATH.30
  220. Sidenote: DEARTH AND FAMYN IN THE NORTH.30
  221. Sidenote: PASCH OR EASTER.30
  222. Sidenote: THE STOUTNES OF THE PROTESTANTIS IN THE WEST.]30
  223. Sidenote: JOHNE KNOX SEND FOR BY THE QUENE.30
  224. Sidenote: REASSONYNG BETWIX THE QUENE AND JOHNE KNOX.30
  225. Sidenote: THE QUENIS JUDGEMENT OF THE BISCHOPE OF ATHENIS.30
  226. (Sic subscribitur.) "JOHNE KNOX."30
  227. Sidenote: HUNTLEY FOIRFALTED.30
  228. Sidenote: FLATTERARES VNEW.30
  229. Sidenote: VARIANCE BETWIX THE ERLE OF MURRAY AND JOHNE KNOX.30
  230. Sidenote: JOHNE KNOXES DISCHARGE TO THE ERLE OF MURRAY.30
  231. Sidenote:THE SPEAKAR WAS THE DEANE OF RESTALRIG.]31
  232. Sidenote: JOHNE KNOX HIS AFFIRMATIOUN.31
  233. Sidenote: THE QUENIS FUME AGAINST JOHNE KNOX.31
  234. Sidenote: ANSURE.31
  235. Sidenote: LETT PAPISTIS JUDGE THIS DAY, 1567.31
  236. Sidenote: JOHNE KNOX HIS TALK AMONGIS THE QUENIS LADYIS.31
  237. Sidenote: LEDINGTHONIS PRACTISES.31
  238. Sidenote: JOHNE KNOX HIS ANSURE TOWARDIS HIS PRAYER.31
  239. Sidenote: THE LAST COMMENDATIOUN OF LORD JOHNE TO THE QUENE.]31
  240. Sidenote: THE SUPERSCRIPTIOUN.31
  241. Sidenote: THE MINISTER OF FAILL, AND BISHOPE OF ROSSE.31
  242. Sidenote: THE MAISTER OF MAXWELIS DISCHARGE TO JOHNE KNOX.31
  243. Sidenote: REASSONYNG BETWIX YE MAISTER OF MAXWELL AND JOHNE KNOX.]31
  244. Sidenote: THE SECRETOURIS COUNSELL TO JOHN KNOX31
  245. Sidenote: JOHN KNOX HIS ANSUER.31
  246. Sidenote: JOHN KNOX CALLIT BEFOIR THE QUENE AND COUNSELL IN ANNO 1563.]31
  247. Sidenote: LAT THE WARLD JUGE QUHAT EFFER SCHORTLIE ANSUERIT.]32
  248. Sidenote: THE CRAFT OF THE COURTE.32
  249. Sidenote: THE COURTE REFUISIT THE MINISTERIS.32
  250. Sidenote: KNOX FALSLIE REPOIRTIT OF.32
  251. Sidenote: MARIES REGIMENT.32
  252. SIDENOTE: WONDARIS SENE IN FEBRUAR.33
  253. Sidenote: THE QUENIS PROMEIS.33
  254. Sidenote: LETHINGTOUNE TWYSE DEFYIT THE SERVANDIS OF GOD.33
  255. Sidenote: THIS WES NEVIR DONE BE THIS AUTHOR.33
  256. Sidenote: LEDINGTOUN'S HARANGE AT THE ASSEMBLIE IN JUNIJ 1564 ZEIRIS.33
  257. Sidenote: THE MR. OF MAXWELL'S WORDS IN THE ASSEMBLIE.33
  258. Sidenote: JOHN KNOX HIS PRAYER FOR THE QUENE.33
  259. Sidenote: ACTIS 2633
  260. Sidenote: 2 PARALI.2]34
  261. Sidenote: MR. JOHNE DOUGLAS RECTOUR.34
  262. Sidenote: MR. JOHN CRAIG.34
  263. CONCLUSIO.34
The Works of John Knox, Vol. 1 (of 6)INTRODUCTORY NOTICE TO THE HISTORY. – SPECIALIS APPLICATIOpages 35–68
  1. INTRODUCTORY NOTICE TO THE HISTORY.35
  2. Signature of John Knox35
  3. PREFACE35
  4. HISTORIÆ INITIUM.35
  5. CERTAINE GENERALL PROPOSITIONS PROVED BY THE SCRIPTURE.]36
  6. The Doctrine] of Good Workis.36
  7. THE FORME AND CAUSSIS OF THE PREASTIS OLD CURSSING.36
  8. (Sic subscribitur,) Alexander Setoun36
  9. I, Thomas, Armite in Larite, Sainet Frances brether hartlie greit,37
  10. HALDANE RIG.37
  11. A ANSURE WORTHIE OF ANE PRINCE.37
  12. REGINÆ NATIVITAS38
  13. G]ET THE NAME.38
  14. THE QUENIS MARIAGE THE SECOUND TYM RATIFIED.39
  15. THE GOVERNOUR VIOLATED HIS FAYTH, REFUSED GOD, AND TOOK ABSOLUTIOUN OF THE DEWILL.39
  16. THE BIRNING OF EDINBURGH.40
  17. THE WOORDIS OF MAISTER GEORGE WISHARTE IN DONDYE.40
  18. MAISTER GEORGE WISHARTE HIS THREATNYNG TO TWO GRAY FREIRIS.41
  19. THE PROUDE CARDINALL AND THE GLORIOUS FOOLE DUMBAR.42
  20. Maister George his Oratioun.42
  21. The First Article.42
  22. The Ansuer.42
  23. The Secund Article.42
  24. The Ansuer.42
  25. The Thrid Article.42
  26. The Answer.42
  27. The Fourte Article.42
  28. The Answer.42
  29. The Fyft Article.42
  30. The Answer.42
  31. The Saxt Article.42
  32. The Answer.42
  33. The Sevint Article.42
  34. The Answer.42
  35. The Eyght Article.42
  36. The Answere.42
  37. The Nynt Article.42
  38. The Answere.42
  39. The Tent Article.42
  40. The Answer.42
  41. The Ellevint Article.42
  42. The Answere.42
  43. The Twelth Article.42
  44. The Answer.42
  45. The Answere.42
  46. The Answer.42
  47. THIS WAS FREIR SCOT.43
  48. The Answer.43
  49. The Prayer of Maister George.43
  50. THE WORLDLY STRENTH OF THE CARDINALL OF SCOTLAND.43
  51. HOW THE CARDINALL WAS OCCUPYED THE NYCHT BEFOIR THAT THE MORNYNG HE WAS SLAINE.44
  52. ADVERTISMENT TO THE READAR.44
  53. THE FIRST VOCATIOUN BY NAME OF JOHNE KNOX TO PREACHE.45
  54. DEAN JOHNE ANNAN.45
  55. Johne Knox.45
  56. The Suppriour.45
  57. Johne Knox.45
  58. The Suppriour.45
  59. Johne Knox.45
  60. The Suppriour.45
  61. Arbuckill Gray-Freir.45
  62. Johne Knox.45
  63. Arbuckill.45
  64. Johne Knox.45
  65. Arbuckill.45
  66. Johne Knox.45
  67. Arbuckill.45
  68. OPTIMA COLLATIO.46
  69. FREIR ARBUCKILLIS PRUF FOR PURGATORYE.46
  70. THE PRACTISE OF PAPISTIS THAT THARE WICKIDNES SHOULD NOT BE DISCLOSED.46
  71. THE RAGE OF THE MARKED BEASTIS AT THE PREACHING OF THE TREUTH.46
  72. PRIOR OF CAPPUA46
  73. THE CASTELL OF SANCTANDROIS REFUISED IN THARE GREATEST EXTREMITIE TO APPOINT WITH THE GOVERNOUR.46
  74. MAISTER JAMES BALFOUR WAS FLEYED YNEUCH.47
  75. NULLA FIDES REGNI SOCIIS, ETC.47
  76. PYNCKEY CLEUCHT.47
  77. THE SECURITIE OF THE SCOTISMEN AT PYNKEY CLEUCHT.47
  78. THE REPULSE OF THE HORSMEN OF ENGLAND.47
  79. THE SEIGE OF HADINGTOUN.48
  80. HADINGTOUN ALMOST SURPRISED BY THE FRENCH.48
  81. THE RECOVERY OF THE CASTELL OF HOME.48
  82. THE DEATH OF THE LARD OF RAYTH.48
  83. THE ENTREATMENT OF THESE OF THE CASTELL OF SANCTANDROIS DURING THARE CAPTIVITY.48
  84. JOHNE KNOX HIS ANSUER AND COUNSALL TO THE CAPTIVES.49
  85. THE ESCHAPING OF WILLIAME KIRKCALDYE AND HIS FELLOWIS FURTH OF MONT SANCT MICHAELL.49
  86. THE SLAUGHTER OF THAT VILLANE DAVY.49
  87. PROTESTATIOUN OF THE ERLE OF GLENCARNE.50
  88. THE DEATH AND VERTEUS OF EDWARD THE SEXT.50
  89. WHO FIRST AFTER THE DEATH OF KING EDWARDE BEGANE TO PREACH IN SCOTLAND.50
  90. ELIZABETH ADAMESOUN AND HIR DEATH.50
  91. WARR AGAINST ENGLAND BY THE MEANES OF QUEIN REGENT.51
  92. A CALF WITH TWO HEADIS.51
  93. THE SECUND RETURNE OF JOHNE WILLOK TO SCOTLAND.51
  94. THE BOLD WOURDIS OF JAMES CHALMERIS OF GAITHGYRTH.51
  95. THE COMMAND OF THE BISCHOPPIS.51
  96. THE DEATH OF THE BISCHOPE OF GALLOWAY, AND HIS LAST CONFESSIOUN.51
  97. THE VOW OF THAT MARKED BEAST DURY BISCHOPE OF GALLOWAY.51
  98. THE DEATH OF THE BISCHOPE OF ORKNAY, REID.52
  99. THE QUEIN REGENTIS SENTENCE OF THE DEATH OF HIR PAPISTIS.52
  100. DEAN OF RESTALRIG, HYPOCRITE, BEGAN TO PREACHE.52
  101. MAISTER DAVID PANTER HIS CONSALL TO HIS FORSWORNE BRETHREIN THE BISCHOPPIS.52
  102. THE THIRD VOCATIOUN OF JOHNE KNOX BY THE LORDIS AND CHURCHE OF SCOTLAND.53
  103. J. Sanctandrois.53
  104. (Subserivit agane,) J. Sanctandrois.53
  105. BROTHERLIE CHARITIE.54
  106. THE QUEIN REGENT HIR PRACTISES.54
  107. THE END OF THE FIRST BOOK.54
  108. PREFATIO.54
  109. The First Oratioun, and Petitioun, of the Protestantes of Scotland to the Quein Regent.54
  110. The First Petitioun.54
  111. THE PRACTISE OF SATHANE.55
  112. THE APPREHENSION OF WALTER MYLLE.55
  113. THE HYPOCHRISIE OF THE QUEIN REGENT.55
  114. LETTERIS TO JOHNE CALVIN.56
  115. SANCT JOHNESTOUN EMBRASED THE EVANGELL.56
  116. THE DOUN CASTING OF THE FREIRIS IN SANCT JOHNESTOUN.56
  117. A GODLY VOW.56
  118. SPEIKARIS SEND BY THE QUENE TO SANCT JOHNESTOUN.57
  119. LETT THE PAPISTES, RATHER AMBITIOUS ROMANISTIS, JUDGE.57
  120. THE ANSUER OF THE ERLE OF ERGYLE, AND PRIOUR OF SANCTANDROIS.57
  121. THE FIRST SLAUCHTER OF THE FRENCHEMEN.58
  122. THE REFORMATIOUN OF SANCTANDROIS.58
  123. COWPER MURE.58
  124. THE ASSURANCE.59
  125. Signature59
  126. THE DELIVERANCE OF SANCT JOHNESTOUN.59
  127. THE SUMMONING OF SANCT JOHNESTOUN.59
  128. COMMUNING AT SANCT JOHNESTOUN.59
  129. THE BISCHOPE OF MURRAY.59
  130. THE CAUS OF THE BURNING OF SCONE.60
  131. THE TAKING OF STRIVILING.60
  132. THE CRAFTYNES OF THE QUENE REGENT MAY YIT BE ESPYED.60
  133. THE COMMUNING AT PRESTON.61
  134. THE DEMAND OF QUENE REGENT, AND ANSWER OF THE PROTESTANTIS.61
  135. THE SCOFFING OF THE QUENE REGENT.61
  136. THE DEATH OF HARY, KING OF FRANCE.61
  137. THE PROMESE OF THE DUKE AND ERLE OF HUNTLIE.62
  138. ANSUER TO THE COMPLAYNT OF THE PAPISTIS.62
  139. THE FIRST KNAWLEGE OF THE ESCHAIPING OF THE ERLE OF ARRANE OUT OF FRANCE.62
  140. "Le Roy.62
  141. "Schir,62
  142. THE RESIDENCE OF JOHNNE WILLOCK IN EDINBURGH.63
  143. THE QUENE REGENTIS MALICE AGAINST PURE MEN.63
  144. "My Lord and Cousing,63
  145. "TREST FREYND,63
  146. THE PRACTISE OF QUENE REGENT.63
  147. LETTERIS TO THE QUENE REGENT.64
  148. "Pleise Your Grace,64
  149. "My Lord and Cousing,64
  150. THE TYRRANNY OF THE FRENSCHE.64
  151. "Pleise youre Grace,64
  152. "[Madame,]65
  153. "Marie R."65
  154. THE ORDOUR OF THE SUSPENSIOUN OF THE QUEIN REGENT, FROM AUTHORITIE WITHIN SCOTLAND.65
  155. THE DISCOURSE OF JOHNE WILLOCK.65
  156. "Pleis your Grace,65
  157. TREASSON AMONGIS THE COUNSALL.66
  158. THE DUCK AND HIS FREINDIS FEIRFULL.66
  159. THE CASTELL SCHOT ONE SHOTT.66
  160. THE COUNSALL OF THE MAISTER OF MAXWELL.66
  161. THE LAST DISCOMFITURE UPOUN MONUNDAY.67
  162. HOW AND WHY WILLIAM MAITLAND LEFT LEYTH.67
  163. THE SERMOUN OF JOHNE KNOX, IN STRYVELING, IN THE GREATEST OF OUR TRUBLES.67
  164. THE ARGUMENT OF THE 80. PSALME.67
  165. THE DIVISIOUN.67
  166. SPECIALIS APPLICATIO68
The History of the Reformation of Religion in ScotlandBOOK FIRST. – THE BOOK OF DISCIPLINE.pages 69–90
  1. BOOK FIRST.69
  2. Early Persecutions.69
  3. Paul Craw: A.D. 1431.69
  4. The Lollards of Kyle: 1494.69
  5. Archbishop James Beaton.69
  6. The Coming of Patrick Hamilton.69
  7. Persecution of Patrick Hamilton.69
  8. Martyrdom of Patrick Hamilton.69
  9. The Abuse of God's Curse.69
  10. False Miracles.69
  11. Friar Seton's Apology.69
  12. Persecution of Friar Seton.69
  13. The Reformation in England.69
  14. The Conversion of Stratoun.70
  15. The True Light spreads: Cardinal David Beaton notwithstanding.70
  16. The Trial of Friar Russell and Friar Kennedy.70
  17. The Bigotry of James V.70
  18. Fala Raid.70
  19. The English Army retires.70
  20. The Rout at Solway Moss.70
  21. The Birth of Mary Stuart.71
  22. The Death of James V.71
  23. The Persecution at Perth.72
  24. John Hamilton, Abbot of Paisley.72
  25. The Agony of Master George Wishart.72
  26. John Knox's first Appearance.72
  27. John Rough resumes Preaching.73
  28. The Battle of Pinkie Cleuch.74
  29. The Siege of Haddington.74
  30. The French Fruits: Arrogance of the French Soldiery.74
  31. The Death and Virtues of Edward VI.75
  32. The good Testimony of Elizabeth Adamson, Mistress Barron.75
  33. The Recall of John Knox.75
  34. The first Heads for the Government of the Reformed Kirk.76
  35. BOOK SECOND.76
  36. The Preface to the Second Book.76
  37. The first Oration and Petition of the Protestants of Scotland to the Queen Regent.76
  38. "The Faithful Congregation of Christ Jesus in Scotland."77
  39. The Relief of Perth.77
  40. The Retreat from Edinburgh.78
  41. BOOK THIRD.78
  42. The French invade Fife.78
  43. An Affair at Pettycur.78
  44. The French occupy Kinghorn.78
  45. The Campaign in Fife.78
  46. Master Cecil's Letter to John Knox.78
  47. The Reply of John Knox to Secretary Cecil.78
  48. The Siege of Leith: April 1560.79
  49. Public Thanksgiving in St. Giles's Kirk.79
  50. The first Protestant Parliament.79
  51. The Protestants petition Parliament.79
  52. The Book of Discipline.80
  53. An Embassy from France.80
  54. Queen Mary's Relations with Queen Elizabeth.80
  55. BOOK FOURTH.81
  56. The Prodigality of Edinburgh.81
  57. The Modification of Stipends.82
  58. Of Dancing.82
  59. The General Assembly: June 1562.82
  60. The Queen and Earl Bothwell.83
  61. The General Assembly: 25th December 1562.83
  62. Queen Mary's Influence: "Vox Dianae."83
  63. Inept Legislation.83
  64. The Papists devise Mischief.84
  65. The Trial of John Knox for High Treason.84
  66. The General Assembly: December 1563.84
  67. Signs of God's Displeasure.85
  68. Lavish Entertainments at Court.85
  69. The Queen's broken Promises.85
  70. The General Assembly: June 1564.85
  71. Mr John Craig's Judgment.86
  72. KNOX'S CONFESSION.86
  73. The Preface.86
  74. Of God.—Cap. I.86
  75. Of the Creation of Man.—Cap. II.86
  76. Of Original Sin.—Cap. III.86
  77. The Continuance, Increase, and Preservation of the Kirk.—Cap. V.86
  78. Of the Incarnation of Christ Jesus.—Cap. VI.86
  79. Election.—Cap. VIII.86
  80. Christ's Death, Passion, Burial, etc.—Cap. IX.86
  81. Resurrection.—Cap. X.86
  82. Ascension.—Cap. XI.86
  83. Faith in the Holy Ghost.—Cap. XII.86
  84. The Cause of Good Works.—Cap. XIII.86
  85. The Perfection of the Law and Imperfection of Man.—Cap. XV.86
  86. Of the Kirk.—Cap. XVI.86
  87. The Immortality of the Souls.—Cap. XVII.87
  88. The Authority of the Scriptures.—Cap. XIX.87
  89. Of the Sacraments.—Cap. XXI.87
  90. To whom Sacraments Appertain.—Cap. XXIII.87
  91. Of the Civil Magistrate.—Cap. XXIV.87
  92. THE BOOK OF DISCIPLINE.88
  93. I. Of Doctrine.88
  94. II. Of Sacraments.88
  95. VI. Of the Superintendents.88
  96. VII. Of Schools and Universities.89
  97. IX. Of Ecclesiastical Discipline.89
  98. XIII. Of Marriage.90
  99. XIV. Of Burial.90
  100. XV. For Reparation of Churches.90
  101. The Conclusion.90
  102. Act of Secret Council, xxvii January, Anno &c., 1560.90
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