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The Works of John Knox, Volume 1 (of 6)

Name: The Works of John Knox, Volume 1 (of 6)
Author: Knox, John, 1514?-1572; Laing, David, 1793-1878 [Editor]

作者：Knox, John, 1514?-1572; Laing, David, 1793-1878 [Editor]
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THE WORKS
OF
JOHN KNOX
COLLECTED AND EDITED BY
DAVID LAING, LL.D.
VOLUME FIRST.
OF
JOHN KNOX$.
THE WODROW SOCIETY,
INSTITUTED MAY 1841.
THE WORKS
OF
COLLECTED AND EDITED BY
VOLUME FIRST.
MDCCCXCV.
THEOD. BEZA.
Manufactured in the United States of America
PAGE
ADVERTISEMENT, vii
CHRONOLOGICAL NOTES OF THE CHIEF EVENTS IN THE LIFE OF JOHN KNOX, xi
HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION IN SCOTLAND.
INTRODUCTORY NOTICE, xxv
BOOK FIRST, 1494--1558, 1
BOOK SECOND, 1558--1559, 295
APPENDIX.
No. III.--PATRICK HAMILTON, ABBOT OF FERNE, 500
No. VII.--ALEXANDER SEYTON, 531
No. VIII.--SIR JOHN BORTHWICK, 533
No. IX.--GEORGE WISHART, 534
No. X.--JOHN ROUGH, 537
No. XI.--NORMAN LESLEY, 541
No. XII.--ADAM WALLACE, 543
No. XIII.--WALTER MYLN, 550
No. XIV.--ON THE TITLE OF SIR APPLIED TO PRIESTS, 555
No. XVI.--PROVINCIAL COUNCILS IN SCOTLAND, 1549-1559, 561
No. XVIII.--DAVID FORREST, GENERAL OF THE MINT, 563
ILLUSTRATIONS
PAGE
No. II. HANDWRITTEN PREFACE _facing page_ xxxi
NOVEMBER, 1846.
IOANNES CNOXVS.
OF
THE CHIEF EVENTS IN THE LIFE OF JOHN KNOX$.
OF THE
MANUSCRIPT COPIES OF THE HISTORY.
I.--MANUSCRIPT OF 1566.--IN THE EDITOR'S POSSESSION.
II.--VAUTR. EDIT.--PRINTED AT LONDON IN 1586 OR 1587.
III. MS. G.--IN THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY, GLASGOW.
IV. MS. A. (1.)--IN THE ADVOCATES LIBRARY.
V. MS. A. (2.)--IN THE ADVOCATES LIBRARY.
VI. MS. E.--IN THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY, EDINBURGH.
VII. MS. I.--IN THE POSSESSION OF DAVID IRVING, LL. D.
VIII. MS. L. (2.)--IN THE EDITOR'S POSSESSION.
IX. MS. N.--IN THE LIBRARY AT NEWTONDON.
X. MS. W.--IN THE POSSESSION OF RICHARD WHYTOCK, ESQ., EDINBURGH.
PRINTED EDITIONS OF THE HISTORY.
CHVRCH OF SCOTLAND. 17
THE PREFACE.
HISTORIÆ INITIUM.[22]
I. First, That Images ar not to be had, nor yitt to be wirschepped.
II. That the Reliques of Sanctes are not to be wirschepped.
VI. That Christ ordeyned no Preastis to consecrat.
X. That everie faythfull man or woman is a preast.
XI. That the unctioun of Kingis ceassed at the cuming of Christ.
XIV. That the Messe profiteth not the soules that ar in purgatorye.
XVII. That the Pape exaltis him self against God, and abuf God.
XVIII. That the Pape can nott remitt the panes of purgatorye.
XX. That the excommunicatioun of the Kirk is not to be feared.
XXI. That in to no case is it lauchfull to swear.
XXV. That excommunicatioun byndis nott.
XXVI. That the Pape forgevis not synnes, bot only God.
XXVII. That fayth should not be gevin to miracules.
XXXII. That the Pape is the head of the Kyrk of Antichrist.
XXXIII. That the Pape and his ministeris ar murtheraris.
JOHN FRITH UNTO THE CHRISTIAN READER.
THE TEN COMMANDIMENTIS.
THE NATURE [AND OFFICE] OF THE LAW, AND OF THE GOSPELL.
A DISPUTATIOUN BETUIX THE LAW AND THE GOSPELL.
A MAN IS JUSTIFEID BE FAITH.
OF THE FAITH OF CHRIST
A COMPARISON BETUIX FAITH AND INDREDULITIE.
OFF HOPE.
OFF CHARITIE.
A COMPARISON BETUIX FAITH, HOPE, AND CHARITIE.
WERKIS MAIK US NETHER GOOD NOR EVILL.
NONE OF OURE WERKIS NETHER SAVE US, NOR CONDEMPNE US.
HE THAT THINKITH TO BE SAVID BE HIS WERK
The Governour[247] establissed in govern
MAISTER GEORGE HIS ORATIOUN.
THE FIRST ARTICLE.
THE ANSUER.
THE SECUND ARTICLE.
THE ANSUER.
THE THRID ARTICLE.
THE ANSWER.
THE FOURTE ARTICLE.
THE ANSWER.
THE FYFT ARTICLE.
THE ANSWER.
THE SAXT ARTICLE.
THE ANSWER.
THE SEVINT ARTICLE.
THE ANSWER.
THE EYGHT ARTICLE.
THE ANSWERE.
THE NYNT ARTICLE.
THE ANSWERE.
THE TENT ARTICLE.
THE ANSWER.
THE ELLEVINT ARTICLE.
THE ANSWERE.
THE TWELTH ARTICLE.
THE ANSWER.
THE XIII ARTICLE.
THE ANSWERE.
THE XIIII ARTICLE.
THE ANSWER.
THE XV ARTICLE.
THE ANSWER.
THE XVI ARTICLE.
THE ANSWER.
THE XVII ARTICLE.
THE ANSWER.
THE XVIII ARTICLE.
THE ANSWER.
THE PRAYER OF MAISTER GEORGE.
THE HEADIS OF THE COLOURED APPOINTMENT WAR:--
I. No mortall man can be the head of the Church.
VII. Praying for the dead is vane, and to the dead is idolatrie.
JOHNE KNOX.
THE SUPPRIOUR.
JOHNE KNOX.
THE SUPPRIOUR.
JOHNE KNOX.
THE SUPPRIOUR.
ARBUCKILL GRAY-FREIR.[489]
JOHNE KNOX.
ARBUCKILL.
JOHNE KNOX.
ARBUCKILL.
JOHNE KNOX.
ARBUCKILL.
JOHNE KNOX.
THE BISCHOPPIS LETTER TO THE OLD ERLE OF ERGYLE.
4. That none should putt his awin sone in his awin benefice.
THE END OF THE FIRST BOOK.
PREFATIO.
THE FIRST PETITIOUN.
THE FORME OF THE LETTIR GEVIN IN PARLIAMENT.
FORME OF THE PROTESTATIOUN MAID IN PARLIAMENT.
THE ASSURANCE.
FORME OF THE PROCLAMATIOUN.
The answer to this former proclamatioun was maid in forme as followis:--
To this letter and creddeit, the said Lord James answerit as followis:--
THE PURGATIOUN OF THE DUIK.
His Credit is this:--
APPENDIX.
APPENDIX.
222, l. 9. _a godly man_, (_omitted_.)
233, l. 11. _the Duck_ Hamilton: (_also, at page_ 238, l. 4.)
BOOK SECOND.
298, l. 21. _the libertie of_, (_omitted_.)
299, l. 5. _the extreme_, (_omitted_.)
354, l. 1. _truble, or_ disquiet.--7. _Subscrived_, &c.--
359, l. 14. _the_ 26--the six and twentieth.--16. _four_, (_omitted_.)
373, l. 3. _bawbie_, or fartheing.--13. _those of_, (_omitted_.)
430, l. 14. _quhan_, (_omitted_.)
432, l. 4. _presentt_ day, _that_.--_maist_, (_omitted_.)
435, l. 2. _moist_, (_omitted_.)
436, l. 7. _self and_ those that followeth you. _And that._
466, l. 22. _continewalie_, (_omitted_.)
468, l. 18. _altogitther_, (_omitted_.)
THE END OF THE SECOND BOOK.
THE LOLLARDS IN SCOTLAND DURING THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY.
PATRICK HAMILTON, ABBOT OF FERNE.
2. Patrick Hamilton the Martyr.
THE STORY OF M. PATRICKE HAMELTON. 1527.
1. Man hath no free will.
2. A man is onely iustified by fayth in Christ.
3. A man, so long as he liueth, is not without sinne.
5. A good man doth good workes: good workes do not make a good man.
HERE FOLOWETH THE SENTENCE PRONOUNCED AGAYNST HYM.
Martyrs
The Causes
ALEXANDER SEYTON.
SIR JOHN BORTHWICK.
GEORGE WISHART THE MARTYR.
JOHN ROUGH.
NORMAN LESLEY.
ADAM WALLACE.
WALTER MYLN.
EPITAPHIUM.
ON THE TITLE OF SIR, APPLIED TO PRIESTS.
ON THE TUMULT IN EDINBURGH, AT THE PROCESSION ON ST. GILES'S DAY, 1558.
PROVINCIAL COUNCILS IN SCOTLAND, IN 1549-1559.
DAVID FORREST, GENERAL OF THE MINT.
FOOTNOTES
[175] In MS. G, "Francis Ordour dos."
In July 1541,--
DECEMBER [1557.]
[720] Spotiswood says that Douglas was a
And, in reference to Bothwell's attack, he says,--