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Abel redevivus

or, The dead yet speaking. The Lives and Deaths of the Moderne Divines. Written by severall able and learned Men (whose names ye shall finde in the Epistle to the Reader.) And now digested into one Volumne, for the benefit and satisfaction of all those that desire to be acquainted with the Paths of Piety and Virtve [by Thomas Fuller]
Fuller, Thomas (1608-1661)
 
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The Life and Death of Berengarius.
 
The Life and Deth of John Wicklief.
 
The Life and Death of John Huss.
 
The life and Death of Jerom of Prague.
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The Life and Death of Luther.
 
[Eate what is sodden well]
 
[Here, in this Vrne doth Martin Luther rest]
 
[Dead is grave Luther, worthy all due praise]
 
[Rome tam'd the World, the Pope tam'd Rome, so great]
 
[By Luthers labours Leo the tenth is slaine]
 
[When Luther dy'd, then with him dy'd most sure]
 
[Welfare those gentle Quils (whose ere they be)]
 
The Life and Death of Erasmus.
 
The Life and Death of Zuinglius.
 
The Life and Death of Colet.
 
The Life and Death of Oecolampadius.
 
The life and death of John Frith, who suffered Martyrdome, 1533.
 
The Life & Death of Thomas Bilney, who suffered Martyrdome, Anno Christi 1531.
 
The Life and Death of William Tindal.
 
The life and Death of Urbanus Regius, who died Anno Christi 1541.
 
The Life and Death of Caralostadius who died Anno Christi 1541.
 
The life and death of Capito, Who died Anno Christi 1541.
 
The Life and Death of Leo Judæ, who died Anno Christi 1542.
 
The Life and Death of Myconius, who died Anno Christi 1546.
 
The life and Death of John Diazius, who dyed Anno Christi 1546.
 
The Life and Death of Cruciger, who died Anno Christi 1548.
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The Life and Death of Paulus Fagius.
 
[Our first applauses unto Bucer wee]
 
[Reader, behold, here stands before thine eye]
 
The Life and Death of Martin Bucer.
 
The Life and Death of Casper Hedio, who died Anno Christi 1552.
 
The Life and Death of George Prince of Anhalt, who died Anno Christi 1553.
 
The life and Death of Justus Jonas, who dyed Anno Christi 1555.
 
The Life and Death of John Rogers, who died Anno Christi 1555.
 
The Life and Death of Laurence Saunders, who died Anno Christi 1555.
 
The Life and Death of John Hooper, who dyed Anno Christi 1555.
 
The Life and Death of Rowland Tailor, who dyed Anno Christi 1555.
 
The Life and Death of John Bradford.
 
The Life and Death of Nicolas Ridly.
 
The Life and Death of Peter Martyr.
 
The Life and Death of Hugh Latimer.
 
The Life and Death of John Philpot, who died Anno Christi 1555.
 
The Life and Death of Thomas Cranmer.
 
The Life and Death of Conrade Pellican, who dyed Anno Christi 1556.
 
The Life and Death of Bugenhagius, who died Anno Christi 1558.
 
The Life and Death of Phillip Melancthon.
 
The Life and Death of John a Lasco, who died Anno Christi 1560.
 
The Life and Death of Augustine Marlorat.
 
The Life and Death of Amsdorfius, who died Anno Christi 1563.
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The Life and Death of Wolfangus Musculus.
 
[This life is done, cold Death doth summon me]
 
['Twas neither fear nor danger, could estrange]
 
The Life and Death of Hyperius, who dyed Anno Christi 1564.
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The Life and Death of John Calvin.
 
[How happens it that this is Calvins share]
 
[Had we but such Reformers in our dayes]
 
The Life and Death of William Farellus, who dyed Anno Christi 1565.
 
The Life and Death of Vergerius, who dyed Anno Christi 1565.
 
The Life and Death of Strigelius, who dyed Anno Christi 1569.
 
The Life and Death of John Brentius, who dyed Anno Christi 1570.
 
The Life and Death of Peter Viretus, who dyed Anno Christi 1571.
 
The Life and Death of John Jewell.
 
The Life and Death of Zegedine, who dyed Anno Christi 1572.
 
The Life and Death of John Knox, who dyed Anno Christi 1572.
 
The Life and Death of Peter Ramus, who dyed Anno Christi 1572.
 
The Life and Death of Matthew Parker, who dyed Anno Christi 1574.
 
The Life and Death of Henry Bullinger.
 
The Life and Death of Edward Deering, who dyed Anno Christi 1576.
 
The Life and Death of Flacius Jlliricus, who dyed Anno Christi 1575.
 
The Life and Death of Josias Simlerus, who dyed Anno Christi 1576.
 
The life and death of Immanuall Tremelius, who dyed Anno Christi 1580.
 
The Life and Death of Peter Boquine, who dyed Anno Christi 1582.
 
The Life and Death of William Grindall.
 
The Life and Death of Bernard Gilpin, who dyed Anno Christi 1583.
 
The life and death of Zachary Ursin, who dyed Anno Christi 1583.
 
The Life and Death of Abraham Bucholtzer, who dyed Anno Christi 1584.
 
The Life and Death of John Wigandus, who dyed Anno Christi 1587.
 
The Life and Death of Martin Chemnisius.
 
The Life and Death of Rodolphus Gualterus, who dyed Anno Christi 1586.
 
The Life and Death of Casper Olevian, who dyed Anno Christi 1587
 
The Life and Death of John Fox.
 
The Life and Death of George Sohnius who dyed Anno Christi 1589.
 
The Life and Death of Laurence Humfried, who dyed Anno Christi 1589.
 
The Life and Death of James Andreas, who dyed Anno Christi 1578.
 
The Life and Death of Hieronimus Zanchius.
 
The Life and Death of Anthony Sadeel, who dyed Anno Christi 1591.
 
The Life and Death of William Whittaker.
 
The Life and Death of Lambert Danæus, who dyed Anno Christi 1596.
 
The Life and Death of Robert Rollock, who dyed Anno Christi 1598.
 
The Life and Death of Nicolas Hemingius, who dyed Anno Christi 1600.
 
The Life and Death of James Heerbrand, who dyed Anno Christi 1600.
 
The Life and Death of David Chytræus, who dyed Anno Christi 1600.
 
The Life and Death of Alexander Nowel.
 
The Life and Death of Daniel Tossanus, who dyed Anno Christi 1602.
 
The Life and Death of William Perkins.
 
The Life and Death of the late reverend and worthy Prelate, Lancelot Andrewes, late Bishop of WINCHESTER.
 
The Life and Death of Franciscus Junius.
 
The Life and Death of Edwin Sands, who dyed Aug. 8. Anno Christi 1588.
 
The Life and Death of Gervas Babington.
 
The Life and Death of John Whitgift.
 
The Life and Death of Lucas Trelcatius, who dyed Anno Christi 1602.
 
The Life and Death of Theodorus Beza.
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The Life and Death of John Reinolds.
 
[Between two Brethren civill warre and worse]
 
[This minute is the last we can]
 
[Nor tongue, nor pen, nor Poets bayes]
 
[Come friends and lend your helpe, let's now inter]
 
The Life and Death of Joseph Scaliger, who dyed Anno Christi 1609.
 
The Life and Death of Amandus Polanus, who dyed Anno Christi 1610.
 
The Life and Death of Thomas Holland, who dyed Anno Christi 1612.
 
The Life and Death of John Bale.
 
The Life and Death of Andræas Gerardus.
 
The Life and Death of Aretius Benedictus.
 
The Life and Death of Mathew Parker.
 
The Life and Death of John Drusius, who dyed Anno Christi 1616.
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The Lif and Death of John James Grynæus, who dyed Anno Christi 1617.
 
[As death's sad, so to rise is sweet much more]
 
[And this Grynæus worthy was, likewise]
 
The Life and Death of Robert Abbot.
 
The Lif and Death of William Cowper, who dyed Anno Christi 1619.
 
The Life and Death of John Piscator, who dyed Anno Christi 1625.
 
The Life and Death of Andrew Willet.
 
The Life and Death of Scultetus.
 
The Life and Death of Thomas Erpenius, who dyed Anno Christi 1624.
 
The Life and Death of Abraham Scultetus, who dyed Anno Christi 1624.
 
The Life and Death of Robert Bolton.
 
The Life and Death of William Whately, who dyed Anno Christi 1639.

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The Life and Death of Hugh Latimer.
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The attribution of this poem is questionable.

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Though Latimer was in his heedlesse youth
A diviator, and abandon'd truth,
Yet (heaven having blest him with a riper age)
At last he banish'd his too forward rage,
And from a wandring Commet, he became
A blazing starre, and blush'd not to proclaime
Against his former Errours which had spread
Upon his heart, and almost struck it dead.
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He sought the way of truth, and seeking, found
A better Anchor, and a firmer ground
Where on he fixt his thoughts, and would not be
Remov'd by arguments or Tyrannie.
Thus our brave Latimer became a terrour
To Papists, and an enemy to errour,
Though he at first most wilfully deny'd
The truth, yet for the truth at last he dy'd.
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