Gretser, iv. 107.

Grevius, ii. 555.

Grey, Earl, iv. 458.

-, Lady Jane, iii. 178.
Gribaldus, Matthew, iii. 560.
Grindal, abp., iii. 424.
Groningenists, iv. 346.
Groote, Gerhard, iii. 33.
Grossus, or Grossius, John, iii. 44.
Grosthead, bp. Robert, ii. 551.

Gonesius, Peter, iii. 561.

iii. 334.

Goodacre, abp., iii. 494.

Gorcomius, iii. 42.

76. 165; Scriptural views of, 213. 302

306.
Gruet, iii. 400.

under, i. 213.

Gordianus, ii. 36.

Gordon, Lord George, iv. 423.

phal, 51. 94.

Guaguinus, iii. 51.

Gualbert, ii. 335.

Gualdo, ii. 346.

Gosipred, iii. 490.

Gothic liturgy, ii. 364.

Goths, conversion of the, i, 214; final,
305; Arianism of, 395.
Gotselin, or Goscelin, ii. 347.
Gozbert, ii. 344.

Granada, capitulation of, iii. 3.
Grandimontans, the, ii. 337.
Gratian, the canonist, ii. 411.
-, emperor, i. 395.

the missionary, i. 215.

Gravamina centum, iii. 115.

Grawer, iv. 170, 171.

Grebel, iii. 528.

Greek, first taught in the West, ii. 599.
church, great divisions of, iii.

289; confession of, 291.

Greeks, agreement with, arranged at
Florence, iii. 27.

Greenland converted, ii. 247.
Greenwood, iii. 418.

Guelphs and Gibellines, ii. 514.
Gueric, ii. 444.

Guido, cardinal, introduces prostration
when the consecrated bread was ele-
vated, ii. 463; of St. Germain's, 557;
Baifius, ib.; of Dauphiny, 443; Ber-
nard, 647 de Perpiniano, ib.

Guiscard, Robert, ii. 287. 310; Roger,

287.

Guitmund, ii. 345.

Gulielmus, ii. 205.

Gundulph, ii. 371.

Gunpowder conspiracy, iv. 68.

Gunther Ligurinus, ii. 497.

Gunzo, ii. 257.

Gustavus Vasa, iii. 129; Adolphus, iv. 64.
Guthlac, St., ii. 119.
Guttemberg, iii. 9.

Guyon, Madame, iv. 134-136.
Gyraldus Cambrensis, ii. 554.

H.

Haberkorn, iv. 71.
Hackspan, iv. 170, 171.
Haco, ii. 247.

Gregory the Illuminator, i. 304; Thau-
maturgus, 234. 249; Nazianzen, 326,
327.351; Nyssen, 326. 328; the Great,
accession, ii. 4; disapproves compul-
sory baptism of Jews, 6; prejudiced
against Pagan authors, 13; offended
by the assumption of the bishop of
Constantinople, 17; superstitious, 19;
history, 27-30; monachism, 24; doc-
trines, 38; his morals, 40; superstitious
rites, 47; of Tours, 33; of Pisidia,
82; de Rimini, 643; Palamas, 661;
II. 144; resists iconoclasm, 154; III.
145; IV. 203; VI. 309; VII. 310.
314-330; death, 330; VIII. 419.
427. 447; IX. 491. 513. 555; X. 517.

:

Hadrian; I. i. 132. 137. 145; IV. 421.
446 V. 516; VI. elected, iii. 114;
account of him, ib.; death, 115.
Hague, synod of the, iv. 225.
Hainricus, ii. 649.
Haiton, or Aiton, ii. 641.
Hakem, iii. 303.
Hallean heretics, ii. 572.
Halleluia, trifling ceremonies about, iii

64.

Hallensian controversy, iv. 176.

Hales, Alexander, ii. 501. 551.
John, iv. 247; letters of, 307.

Halitgarius, ii. 202.

Hamel, iii. 284.

Hamilton, abp., iii. 199.

Patrick, iii. 135.

Hampole, Richard, ii. 648.

Hampton Court conference, iv. 227.
Hanapus, ii. 557.

Hanover made an electorate, iv. 298.
Harald Blaatand, ii. 246.

Klack, ii. 168.

Harding, Stephen, ii. 442.
Harduin, iv. 104.

Harphius, iii. 43.

Hartmannus, ii. 204.

Hartwich, ii. 394.

Hattem, iv. 261.

Hatto, ii. 202.

Haymo of Halberstadt, ii. 199. 211.
Heber, bp., iv. 480; testimony of, as to
the unity of God believed among the
Hindoos, i. 27.

Hebrew thought unlawful to be learnt of
Jews, ii. 451; study of, iii. 10.

Heddius, ii. 144.

Hegesippus, i. 20. 168.

Heidegger, iv. 262.

Heidelberg Catechism, iii. 366.
Heimburg, Gregory de, iii. 48.

Helena, the mistress of Simon Magus, i.

124.

the seeming originator of pil-
grimages, i. 346.
Helinandus, ii. 554.

Heliogabalus, toleration of Christians

under, i. 212.

Helladius, i. 440.

Hellwig, iv. 81.

Helmold, ii. 446.

Helmont, Jo. Bapt., iv. 45.
Helmstadian, iv. 176.
Hemerobaptists, i. 41.
Hemming, Nicholas, iii. 385.
Hemmingford, Walter, ii. 647.
Henichius, iv. 183.
Henoticon, i. 484.
Henricians, ii. 469.

Henry, the emperor, IV. ii. 323, 324; ex-
communicated, 327, 328; V. 417; the
Lion, 394; VII. of England, makes
his son protest against the marriage
with Catharine of Aragon, iii. 148;
VIII. unwilling to join the league of
Smalcald, 144; revolts from Rome,
148; controverts Luther's opinions,
165; III. of France, accession, 369;
death, 370; IV. apostasy, 367; death,
370; of Upsal, ii. 393; of Huntingdon,
445; the Henrician, secretary, 469; de

Segusio, 556; of Ghent, 557; Suso,
ib.; de Urimaria, 648; of Cologne,
662; duke of Saxony, iv. 208.
Henschen, iv. 109.

Heraclas, i. 235.

Heraclides, i. 439.

Heraclitus, i. 169. 238.

Heraclius, persecution of the Jews by, ii.
64; compromise of, with the Mono-
physites, ii. 97. 99.

Herard, ii. 203.
Herbert, lord, iv. 35.
Herembertus, ii. 204.

Herentalius, ii. 651.

Heresy, nature of, i. 18; first criminal
prosecution for, 406; Elizabeth's sta-
tute against, iii. 191. 376.

Heretics, nature of, i. 18; baptism of,
255; first crusade against, ii. 426;
salvability of, maintained by Jesuits,
iii. 278.
Heric, ii. 181. 201.

Heriger of Laubes, ii. 272.
Hermann, a converted Jew, ii. 443.
de Lerbeke, iii. 44.

Hermannus Contractus, ii. 345.
Hermas, Shepherd of, i. 99.
Hermes, i. 154.

Hermias, Sozomenus, the ecclesiastical
historian, i. 440.
Hermit, Peter the, ii. 289.
Hermogenes, i. 206.

Hermolaus Barbarus, iii. 11. 49.
Hermonymus, iii. 38.

Herod the Great, pernicious administra-
tion of, i. 39.

Herodians, i. 41.

Herrenhutters, the, iv. 373.
Herring, abp., iv. 419.

Heruli, conversion of, ii. 3.
Hervæus Natalis, ii. 642.
Herveus, ii. 444.

Heshusius, iii. 347.

Hesse, conversion of, ii. 110; secession

of, from Lutheranism, iv. 155.

Hesychasts, ii. 659.

Hesychius, i. 242; ii. 81. 90.
Hetto, ii. 202.
Hetzer, iii. 528. 555.
Hevelius, iv. 41.
Hexapla, Origen's, i. 246; his perversions
of Scripture, 247.
Heylin, Peter, iv. 149.
Hieracites, the, i. 269.
Hierarchy, Christian, formed on the
Jewish model, i. 161.
Hierax, i. 269.

Hierocles, a controversalist
Christianity, i. 301.
Hieronymus of Dalmatia, i. 334.

against

Hales, Alexander, ii. 501. 551.

-, John, iv. 247; letters of, 307.

Halitgarius, ii. 202.

Hamel, iii. 284.

Hamilton, abp., iii. 199.

Patrick, iii. 135.

Hampole, Richard, ii. 648.

Hampton Court conference, iv. 227.
Hanapus, ii. 557.

Hanover made an electorate, iv. 298.
Harald Blaatand, ii. 246.

Klack, ii. 168.

Harding, Stephen, ii. 442.
Harduin, iv. 104.

Harphius, iii. 43.

Hartmannus, ii. 204.

Hartwich, ii. 394.

Hattem, iv. 261.

Hatto, ii. 202.

Haymo of Halberstadt, ii. 199. 211.
Heber, bp., iv. 480; testimony of, as to
the unity of God believed among the
Hindoos, i. 27.

Hebrew thought unlawful to be learnt of

Jews, ii. 451; study of, iii. 10.

Heddius, ii. 144.

Hegesippus, i. 20. 168.

Heidegger, iv. 262.

Heidelberg Catechism, iii. 366.
Heimburg, Gregory de, iii. 48.

Helena, the mistress of Simon Magus, i.

124.

the seeming originator of pil-
grimages, i. 346.
Helinandus, ii. 554.

Heliogabalus, toleration of Christians

under, i. 212.

Helladius, i. 440.

Hellwig, iv. 81.

Helmold, ii. 446.

Helmont, Jo. Bapt., iv. 45.
Helmstadian, iv. 176.
Hemerobaptists, i. 41.
Hemming, Nicholas, iii. 385.
Hemmingford, Walter, ii. 647.
Henichius, iv. 183.
Henoticon, i. 484.
Henricians, ii. 469.

Henry, the emperor, IV. ii. 323, 324; ex-
communicated, 327, 328; V. 417; the
Lion, 394; VII. of England, makes
his son protest against the marriage
with Catharine of Aragon, iii. 148;
VIII. unwilling to join the league of
Smalcald, 144; revolts from Rome,
148; controverts Luther's opinions,
165; III of France, accession, 369;
death, 370; IV. apostasy, 367; death,
370; of Upsal, ii. 393; of Huntingdon,
445; the Henrician, secretary, 469; de

Segusio, 556; of Ghent, 557; Suso,
ib.; de Urimaria, 648; of Cologne,
662; duke of Saxony, iv. 208.
Henschen, iv. 109.

Heraclas, i. 235.

Heraclides, i. 439.

Heraclitus, i. 169. 238.

Heraclius, persecution of the Jews by, ii.
64; compromise of, with the Mono-
physites, ii. 97. 99.

Herard, ii. 203.
Herbert, lord, iv. 35.
Herembertus, ii. 204.
Herentalius, ii. 651.

Heresy, nature of, i. 18; first criminal
prosecution for, 406; Elizabeth's sta-
tute against, iii. 191. 376.

Heretics, nature of, i. 18; baptism of,
255; first crusade against, ii. 426;
salvability of, maintained by Jesuits,
iii. 278.

Heric, ii. 181. 201.

Heriger of Laubes, ii. 272.
Hermann, a converted Jew, ii. 443.
de Lerbeke, iii. 44.

Hermannus Contractus, ii. 345.
Hermas, Shepherd of, i. 99.
Hermes, i. 154.

Hermias, Sozomenus, the ecclesiastical

historian, i. 440.
Hermit, Peter the, ii. 289.
Hermogenes, i. 206.

Hermolaus Barbarus, iii. 11. 49.
Hermonymus, iii. 38.

Herod the Great, pernicious administra-
tion of, i. 39.

Herodians, i. 41.

Herrenhutters, the, iv. 373.
Herring, abp., iv. 419.
Heruli, conversion of, ii. 3.
Hervæus Natalis, ii. 642.
Herveus, ii. 444.

Heshusius, iii. 347.

Hesse, conversion of, ii. 110; secession

of, from Lutheranism, iv. 155.

Hesychasts, ii. 659.

Hesychius, i. 242; ii. 81. 90.
Hetto, ii. 202.
Hetzer, iii. 528. 555.
Hevelius, iv. 41.

Hexapla, Origen's, i. 246; his perversions
of Scripture, 247.
Heylin, Peter, iv. 149.
Hieracites, the, i. 269.
Hierarchy, Christian, formed on the
Jewish model, i. 161.
Hierax, i. 269.
Hierocles, a controversalist against
Christianity, i. 301.
Hieronymus of Dalmatia, i. 334.