A

AGI

GINCOURT, a Te Deum chanted in
S. Paul's for victory of, 88
Ailward, or Alfward, Bishop of London
and Abbot of Evesham, 13
Anabaptists, burning of, 196

Anne Boleyn, procession from the Tower
to her coronation, 193; cross adorned
with jewels taken from S. Paul's and
presented to, 195, note.

Anne, Queen, accession of, 428; at S.
Paul's, 429; present at the thanks-
giving for Blenheim and other vic-
tories, 431; statue of, 438
Arthur, Prince, marriage of with the
Princess Katharine celebrated at S.
Paul's, 170

Arundel, Archbishop of York, impeached

and banished, 80; Primate, and trans-
lated to S. Andrew's, 81; holds annual
convocations in S. Paul's, pronounces
first capital sentence against heretics,

85

Aylmer, John, Bishop of London, 298;
his character, 299; his early writings
and meanness, 300; his death, 301

BAINBRIDGE, Cardinal, poisoned at

Bainham, James, whipped and burned at
Smithfield, 197

Baldock, Ralph de, Bishop of London
and Lord Chancellor, his history of
Great Britain, 70; inventory of trea-
sures in S. Paul's by, 215

Bancroft, Richard, Bishop of London,
302; on the Divine Origin of Epis-
copacy,' 303; at the Hampton Court
Conference, 315; promoted to Canter-
bury, 316

Barnes, Robert, one of the six prisoners,

187; breaks from prison, 188; his
contest with Gardiner, 205; his reply,
207

Becket, Thomas, his accusation against

Bishop Foliot, 29; his diocese adminis-
tered by Foliot, 30; emissary of, ex-
communicates Foliot in S. Paul's,
31; admonishes clergy to shun the at-
tainted prelate, 33; birth of, in London,
168

Belmeis, Richard de, Bishop of London,
23; his munificence and ambition, 24;
his sickness, death, and burial at S.
Osyth, 25; his revenues devoted to the
Cathedral, 131

Belmeis, Richard de (2), Bishop of

London, his eloquence and melancholy
end, 28

Ben Jonson, lays a scene in the middle
aisle of S. Paul's, 287

Benson, William, set over the head of
Wren and ridiculed, 444

Bishop Stortford, castle of, granted by
the Conqueror to Bishop Maurice,
15-22; demolition of, ordered by King
John, 41

Bocher, Joan, condemned to the stake, 222
Boniface, Archbishop of Canterbury, 57;
his appearance at S. Paul's, 58
Boniface VIII., bull of Pope, 67
Bonner, Bishop, 203; his private cha-
racter, 204; officiates at the Mass of
the Holy Ghost, 208; homily on cha-
rity written by, 269; committed to the
Fleet, 212; in seclusion at Fulham,
223; examined by the Council, 224;
deposed, 225; restored, 232; carried

to his palace in triumph, 236; in power,
248; his articles of inquisition, 249;
in the Tower, 257; again deposed, 263;
his end, 264; plays in churches prohi-
bited by, 313

Bourne, Dr., preaches at Paul's Cross,
and prays for the dead, 233; a dagger
thrown at his head, 234
Braybroke, Robert de, Bishop of London,
79; mediates between the City and
King, 80; episcopal duties vigorously
discharged by, 81; reforms the Chapter
of S. Paul's, 82; denounces the profana-
tion of the church, 83

Brooke, Lord, his prayer for the destruc-
tion of S. Paul's, 341; his death at
the siege of Lichfield, 347
Bubwith, Nicolas, Bishop, translated from
London to Salisbury, 88
Burgess, Cornelius, 349; anti-dean, 350;
end of, 351

Butler, Joseph, Dean of S. Paul's, 462;
his sermons and analogy, 463

YAMPIAN, Edmund, his conference

Protestants, 307; antagon-

ism of, with Dean Nowell, 308; earnest
religion of, 309

Cantelupe, Walter de, Bishop of Worces-

ter, protests against Canons of Otho, 50
Catacombs, ancient, under S. Paul's, 4;
described by Sir C. Wren, 5
Cedd, Bishop of London, 10
Chantries, S. Paul's rich in, 145; founders
of, 146; division of endowments, 147;
service of neglected, 148; exquisite
workmanship of, 149; collective re-
venues of, 150; abolished, 214
Chapter House, situation of the, 163;
clergy summoned to meet at, 190;
clerical riot in, 191

Charles I., S. Paul's under, 331; his en-
lightened love of the fine arts, 334;
statue of, at, 341; at Holdenby, 358
Charles V., the Emperor, hears mass at
S. Paul's, 178

Chichely, Archbishop, 88; holds inquest

on John Claydon accused of Lollardy, 89
Chishull, John de, Bishop of London, 65
Christianity, introduction of, into Britain,

3; Roman, 8; of Europe in eighteenth
century, 451; of England, 452
Christ's Hospital, foundation of, 230
Clergy, the, under a præmunire, 189;
state of, in reign of Elizabeth, 273; the
lower, 274; reproved for deserting their
flocks after the Fire, 386, note

CRU

Clifford, Robert, Bishop of London, 88;
at the Council of Constance, 89; in-
troduces the use of Sarum, 90

Coal tax, the, granted by Parliament for
the building of S. Paul's, 391

Colet, John, Dean of S. Paul's, his cha-

racter, 112; contrasted with Erasmus;
113; his travels, 114; at Oxford, 115;
on the book of Genesis, 116; his 'Trea-
tise on the Sacrament,' 117; Dean of
S. Paul's, 118; his preaching, 119;
suspected of heresy, 121; his school,
122; his sermon at Westminster, 123;
his statutes of S. Paul's, 124; for his
school, 127; his wisdom, religion, and
death, 128

Compton, Henry, Bishop of London, 411;
his life and character, 412; suspended,
413; his flight with the Princess Anne,
414; crowns King William and Queen
Mary, 415; his claims to the primacy,
416; his sermon on the reopening of
S. Paul's, 428

Convocation, sentences in, against Lollards,
89; on the extirpation of heresy, 120;
meetings of, removed to Westminster,
179; assembly of, on accession of Queen
Mary, 237; first meeting of, under
Elizabeth, 289

Corbet, Bishop of Norwich, 219; his

epitaph on Bishop Ravis, 320;_urges
his clergy to subscribe to S. Paul's,

321

Courtenay, William de, Bishop of London.
74; his humiliation, 75; his alterca-
tion with John of Gaunt in S. Paul's,
76; his strife as Archbishop with
Wycliffe, 78; tradition of his unpopu-
larity, 278

Coverdale, Miles, preaches at Paul's
Cross, 262

Cranmer, Archbishop, at S. Paul's, 208;
his Exhortation to the Reading of Holy
Scripture,' 209; preaches at S. Paul's;
222; arraigns papal priests as authors
of rebellion, 223

Cromwell, Oliver, story of his intending
to sell S. Paul's to the Jews, referred
to. 352; bids for Raffaelle's cartoons,
392

Cromwell, Thomas, Vicar-general, pre-
sides over an assembly of Bishops,
202; fall of, 204

Crux Borealis, the, produce of offerings
in, 153; Bibles laid at the foot of, to
be burnt, 187

FARLE, Bishop, his description of

Paul's Walk, 287

Edward II., terrible scenes during the
reign of, 71

Edward III. demands a subsidy from the

clergy, 74; protects the Florentine
merchants, 75; rebukes the Dean and
Chapter of S. Paul's, 82
Edward IV. at S. Paul's, 105
Edward VI., S. Paul's under, 211
Eleanor, Duchess of Gloucester, her pen-
ance, 99

Elizabeth, Queen, S. Paul's under, 255;
changes made by order of, 258; Bishops
in the reign of, 267; religion of, 268;
state of kingdom on accession of, 269;
tempted to seize church property, 270;
proclamation of, against profanation of
S. Paul's, 285; threatened throughout
her reign with assassination, 295; po-
licy of, 308

Ely, Richard de, Bishop of London-

elected in Normandy- his real name
Fitz Neal-a man of letters, 36; ap-
points Peter of Blois archdeacon of
London, 39; his peaceful episcopate,

40

Erasmus, circumstances of, contrasted

with those of Colet, 113; their lifelong
friendship, 117; advises Colet in the
establishment of his school, 124; writ-
ings of, 125

FRO

533

Erkenwald, S., Bishop of London, 10;
life and legends of, 11; altar of, in
S. Paul's, 12; shrine of, the glory of
S. Paul's, 151; anniversary of, 152
Evelyn, John, his account of the Great
Fire, 366; his testimony to the cha-
racter of Wren, 395; to that of Bishop
Compton, 411; on the Commission for
rebuilding S. Paul's, 435; the patron
of Grinling Gibbons, 447

AITH, S., church of, underneath old

FAJ PAP, cb; books deposited in, at

the Fire of London, 369; books burnt
in, and the paper carried with the wind
as far as Eton, 370
Fauconberg, Eustace de, Bishop of Lon-
don, 51; chief events of his episcopate,

52

Feckenham, Dean of S. Paul's, his at-
tempt to convert Bishop Ridley, 245;
his apology for Bonner, 248

Felton, John, nails papal bull to the
Bishop's gate, 292; hanged on the spot,

293

Fergusson, Mr., his judgement upon S.

Paul's quoted, 403, note

Fire of London, 363; Pepys' account of,
364; Evelyn's account, 366; Dr. Tas-
well's account, 368; S. Paul's de-
stroyed by, 371; cause of the, 372;
Dryden and Evelyn upon, 373
Fisher, Bishop of Rochester, preaches
against Martinus Eleutherius, 177;

at burning of Bibles in S. Paul's, 188;
countenances the Nun of Kent, 193
Fitz Hugh, Robert, Bishop of London, 91
Fitz James, Bishop of London, his cha-

racter, 120; Richard Hunn murdered
in the private prison of, 121; accuses
Colet of heresy, 122

Fitz Osbert, a demagogue, 38; seizes the
tower of a church, burned alive in
chains, 39

Fleet, river and ditch, 2

Fletcher, Richard, Bishop of London,
his second marriage, 301; suspended
from his functions, 302

Foliot, Gilbert, the rival of Thomas
Becket, 30; excommunication of, pro-
claimed in S. Paul's, 31; his dignified
conduct, 32; aspires to make London
an archbishopric, 33; episcopal duties
faithfully discharged by, 35

Froude, Mr., on the burning of the English
Bible at S. Paul's quoted, 186; on the
spoliation of S. Paul's, 215

ARDINER, Bishop of Winchester, his

Greatise On True Obedience, 195;

severity of the Six Articles attributed
to, 205; his sermon against Robert
Barnes, 206; committed to prison,
213; preaches at Paul's Cross to a
vast congregation, 238; his sermon in
S. Paul's before Cardinal Pole, 239
Gaunt, John of, Duke of Lancaster, ac-
companies Wycliffe to S. Paul's, 76;
his palace attacked by rioters, 77;
buried in the Cathedral, 81; chantry
of, 146; his tomb saved at the Re-
formation, 228

Gibbons, Grinling, his exquisite carvings,
447

Gibson, Edmund, Bishop of London, 456;
catalogue of his writings, 457
Gilbert, Robert, Bishop of London, ap-
pointed to examine Wycliffe's writings,

92

Gilbert, the Universal, Bishop of London,
his immense wealth, 25; panegyric of,
by S. Bernard, 26

Gloucester, Richard, Duke of, 106; his
prayer in the Cathedral, 107; goes to
S. Paul's in state as king, 108
Godolphin, Henry, Dean of S. Paul's, 436;
resigns and becomes provost of Eton,
458
Gravesend, Richard de, Bishop of London,
66; his address to the Dean and Chap-
ter of S. Paul's, 67; his will, 69; a
preserver of game, 138, note; divinity
lecture founded by, 143; catalogue of
books belonging to, Appendix
Gravesend, Stephen de, Bishop of London,

contests the primate's right to visit S.
Paul's, 70; convicted of high treason, 72
Gregory, S., church of, removed to make
room for S. Paul's, 336

Grindal, Edmund, preaches before Queen
Elizabeth's Council, 257; consecrated
bishop of London, 262; his qualifica-
tions for the office, 265; his difficulties,
275; his piety and gentleness, 290;
his virtue recorded by Spenser, 291
Grey Friars, chronicler of. 213; horror
of, at new doctrines, 219; degradation
of Bonner described by, 225

JAM

Grey, Lady Jane, 233; exquisite cha-
racter of, 298

Gualo, papal legate, protects the cause of
English independence, 46
Guido Fulcodi, Legate and Pope, 63

[ACKET, Dr., defends

Cathedral

H Chapters before Parliament, 348;

the antagonist of Burgess, 349
Hale, Archdeacon, observation of, on the
Anglo-Saxon charters, 132; Domesday
of S. Paul's published by, 134; quoted,
135; Appendix by, referred to, 145
Hare, Dr. Francis, on the commission for
rebuilding S. Paul's, 436; appointed
to the deanery, 458; his services to
the Whig administration, 459; his
letter on the study of Scripture, 460;
his incomparable sagacity, 451; his
controversies and scholarship, 462
Harpsfield, Nicholas, preaches at Paul's
Cross on marriage of Philip and Mary,
237; refuses to submit to Queen Eliza-
beth's injunctions, 260

Harvey, Richard, possessed of the palace
at Fulham, 352

Henchman, Humphrey, Bishop of London,
355; rebuilds the palace in Aldersgate
Street, 385; his death, 411

Henry III., early events in the reign of,

46

Henry IV. in S. Paul's, 81

Henry VI., peaceful visit of, to S. Paul's,

described by Lydgate, 100; reconciled
to the Yorkists in, 102; second meet-
ing in S. Paul's, 104; his body ex-
posed in the Cathedral, 106
Henry VII. celebrates his victory over
Lambert Simnel in S. Paul's, 110; his
body laid in state, 172

Henry VIII. thanks Dean Colet for his
sermons, 122; Sword and Cap of Main-
tenance presented by Pope to, 172; in
S. Paul's, 173; swears the eternal
peace,' 176; question of the divorce of,
agitated, 192; last holocaust in the
reign of, 210

Hooker, Richard, 303
Hunn, Richard, murder or suicide of, in
the Bishop's prison, 121

535

JEF

Jeffries, Lord Chancellor, his insolence to
Bishop Compton, 413

Jesus bells, the, won at dice from Henry
VIII., 156; bell-tower containing, de-
stroyed, 220

Jewel, Bishop of Salisbury, his memorable
challenge, 262

John, King, reign of, 40; persecutes the
clergy, 41; does homage to the Pope in
S. Paul's, 43

Jones, Inigo, King's surveyor, 318; Water
Gate erected by, 319; at the height of
his renown, 334: S. Paul's restored
by, 336; an Italian in all but birth,
337; his death during the Protectorate,
393

Juxon, William, Bishop of London, 345;
resigns the high treasurership-with
King Charles on the scaffold, 346; his
retreat at Fulham, 351; resumes his
see at the Restoration, 355

Lord Chancellor, 91

KEMP, JOHN, Bishop of London, 90;
Kemp, Thomas, Bishop of London, his
long episcopate, 98; keeps aloof from
parties, 108; his magnificence, rebuilds
Paul's Cross, builds Divinity schools at
Oxford, 109; his undistinguished suc-

MEL

Lollard's Tower, the, at S. Paul's, 157
London, Bishops of, estates to, granted by
Saxon kings, 13; under the Normans
a baronial noble, 15; contested elec-
tions of, 26; inglorious succession of,
in reign of Edward III., 69; withdraw
from administration of Cathedral, 131;
phases of the Reformation typified by,
169; demands of Elizabeth on lands of,
271; during eighteenth century, 456;
during nineteenth century, 479
London, Roman, 2; Christian, 3; Arch-
bishopric of, in pre-Saxon times, 8; dio-
cese of, 9; council of, held in S. Paul's,
19; its decrees, 10; citizens of, sup-
port King Stephen, 27; interdict on,
40; edict of city against the profana-
tion of S. Paul's, 284
Longchamp, William de, arraignment of,
in S. Paul's, 38

Lovel, Fulk, Archdeacon of Colchester,
refuses the bishopric of London, 65
Lowth, Robert, Bishop of London, 464;
his controversy with Warburton, 465;
his lectures on Hebrew poetry, 467;
his epitaph on his daughter, 468
Luther, Martin, condemnation of his doc-
trines read in S. Paul's, 177

ACAULAY, Lord, his account of

146

Kent, Nun of, 193
King, John, Bishop of London, 321

LANFRANC. Primate, holds a great

council in 19
Langton, Stephen, in St. Paul's, 42; pre-
sides as primate at a council held in,

46

Latimer, Hugh, Bishop of Worcester, 197;
his sermons at S. Paul's, 198; at Paul's
Cross in 1548, 218
Laud, Archbishop, his virtues, 331; his
vices, 332; his negligent performance
of episcopal duties, 333; Bishop of
London, 334; his zeal in the restora-
tion of S. Paul's, 335; his patronage of
Jeremy Taylor, 344; assailed by re-
monstrances and menaces, 345
Leggatt, Bartholomew, accused of Arian-
ism, and burnt at the stake, 321
Lily, William, Master of S. Paul's School,
126

Liturgy, the English, characterised, 228
Lollards, boldness of the, 80; sentences
in convocation against, 89

S. Paul's quoted, 422

Machyn, Henry, his diary, 250; his ap-
palling account of executions in Smith-
field, 251; obsequies of Henry II. of
France described by, 261

Martin V., Pope, jealous of ecclesiastical
independence of England, 90

Martin Marprelate, attacks the Bishops,

300

Martyrs, Protestant and Papal, 208
Mary, Queen, S. Paul's under, 232; death
of, 234

Mauritius, Bishop of London, his magni-
ficent designs for the new Cathedral,
castle of Bishop's Stortford granted to,
22; description of the fabric com-
menced by, 158

May, William, Dean of S. Paul's, an ad-
vanced Reformer, 212; commands En-
glish service to be used, 219; 'Sacra-
ment of the Altar,' pulled down by or-
der of, 222; officiates through all the
changes, 277; death of, 275
Mellitus, Bishop of London, 9; goes to
Rome, made Archbishop of Canterbury,

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