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ADMONITION
ADMONT
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ADMONITION. An Admonition to the Parliament. [By
J. Field and T. Wilcox.] [? Geneva, ? 1572.]
8°. 5| in. Without place, printer's name or date. Gothic letter,
with printed signatures and catchwords, but without numeration ;
38 lines.
Collation : A-C", D^; 28 leaves (1-28).
Leaf la To the godly Readers, Grace, | and peace from God.
?c. I TWo treatises yee haue here ensuing. . . .
Leaf 2a line 4 II An Admonition to the | Parliament. | . . .
Leaf 8a A view of Popishe abuses yet remayning in the |
Englishe Church, for the which Godly | Ministers haue refused
to I subscribe. | . . .
Leaf 17^> To the Christian Reader, health | in the Lorde. |
WE haue thoughte good, in this latter end of our | bookc, for
sondry consyderations, to certify you | (beloucd brethre) of the
reasons that haue mo- | ued vs, who are the authors of these
treatises, to kepe | back our names, and also to suppresse the
name of the | Printer of them. . . .
Leaf 19a THere be some men perhappes will | maruell, why
we hauc annexed the | priuate letters of these learned and |
reuerende men to tliese Treatises, | . . . Preface finishing on
Leaf 19b line 19 to his glory. Pare well. Anno. 1572. [Im¬
mediately followed by the first letter] To the reuerend Father
in Christ. D. I. P. [Dr. John Parkliurst] | the moste vigilant
B[ishop] of N[orwich] and | his louing Father. | . . .
Leaf 20b line 38 at Tigurin, the .11. of September. Anno.
1566. I Rodolphc Gualter, Minister of the | Churcho of God at
Tigurin. |
Leaf 21a To the reuerend father in Christ, E. G. [Edmund
Grindal] | Bishop of L[ondon]. T. B. wisheth grace | and health
from the Lord. | . . .
Leaf 28b lino 26 . . . Geneve | v. Cal. lul. M.D.lxvi. | Yours
most assured in the Lord Theodore | Beza minister of the word
in the | Church of Geneue. | [Then eight lines of verse, beginning]
England repent. Bishops relent, | . . .
Bound icitJi other tracts. This copy, Herbert's, ivith his
autograph, and a note; afterwards Geo. Chalmers's
with his bookplate.
Herbert in. 1631.
*/ " This Admonition, Mr. Strype tells us, had by this time (1572)
been printed and reprinted privately no less than four times; in
such a vogue it was, notwithstanding the diligence of the bishops
to suppress it. The last time, which was this year, it came forth
with additions." Neal states that tliis first admonition was pre¬
sented to the House by the authors themselves, Mr. Field and
Mr. Wilcox, for which they were committed to Newgate, Oct. 2.
- A Second Admonition to the Parliament. [By Thomas
Cartwright.] [? London, ? 1572.]
8°. 5J in. Without place, printer's name or date. Gothic letter,
with printed signatures, numeration, and catchwords ; 38 lines.
Collation : *\ A-ff ; 86 leaves (1-36).
Leaf la ^ A Second | Admonition to the | Parliament. |
Jeremie, 26, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 [quoted at length].
Leaf lb To the godly readers j Grace and peace from God.
?c. I . . . (7).pp.
Leaf 5a *! A Seconde | admonition to the | Parliament. | . . .
64 pp. The first eight pages are not numbered.
Bound ivith otJier tracts (2). Autograph of Robert Temple,
and monogram of Herbert on la. Herbert in. 1632.
ADMONITIONS from the dead, in epistles to the living;
addressed by certain spirits of both sexes, to their friends
and enemies on earth, with a view either to condemn or
justify their conduct while alive; and to promote the
cause of religion and moral virtue.
London, B. Baldwin, 1754.
12°. 63 in. xii. + 316pp.
ADMONT.—Church History. Irimbebtus, Abbot of Ad-
mont. Ven. Irimberti . . . de incendio monasterio sui,
ac de vita . . . virginum sanctimonialium parthenonis
admontensis . . . narratio. Pbz (b.) Bibliotheca ascetica,
vol.8. 1725,8°.
Monastery of.
- Annales admuntenses a. 1-1139.—Continuatio admun-
tensis a. 1140 1250. 1425. Pektz (g. h.) Monumonta
Germaniae historica. Scrip., vol. 9, pp. 569-593. 1851,
fol.
- Codex diplomaticus admontensis. . . . Pez (b.) Thes¬
aurus anecdotorum novissimus, vol. 3, pt. 3. 1721, fol.
ADMONT.—Monastery of. Necrologium Admuntense.
Monumenta Germania historica. Necrologia Ger¬
maniae. ir. pp. 287-309. 1904, 4°.
- Versus de abbatibus admuntensibus. Pertz (g. h.)
Monumenta Germaniae historica. Scrip., vol. 13, pp. 356,
357. 3881, fol.
ADMUND, Monastery of. See Admont.
ADO, Saint, Archbishop of Vienne. See Desiderius, Saint,
Bishop of Vienne. Vita Desiderii. . . . in. Ex vita tertia
auctore Adone. Monumenta Germaniae historica.—SS.
Merov., vol. 3. 1896, 4°.
Ex actis translationis corporis s. Desiderii. . . . Bouquet
(m.) Eecueil des historiens des Gaules, vol. 3, p. 490.
1741, fol.
Ex Adonis archiepiscopi viennensis chronico. Pertz
(g. h.) Monumenta Germaniae historica. Scrip., vol. 2,
pp. 315-326. 1828, fol.
Ex Adonis . . . chronico. Bouquet (m.) Eecueil des
historiens des Gaules, vol. 2, 6, 7. 1739, etc., fol.
■ Ex vita s. Theuderii. . . . Bouquet (m.) Eecueil des
historiens des Gaules, vol. 3, p. 470. 1741, fol.
S. Adonis viennensis chronicon.—Vetus romanum
martyrologium. La Bigne (m. de) Maxima bibliotheca,
vol. 16, pp. 768-810. 1677, fol.
Vita Theudarii. . . . Monumenta Germaniae historica.
—SS. Merov., vol. 3, pp. 525-530. 1896, 4°.
ADOLPHUS I, [Graf von Altena (Berg)] Archbishop and
Elector of Goeln. [For the constitutions of this Arch¬
bishop:] See Otho iv.. Emperor of Germany. Ottonis
IV. constitutiones. Monumenta Germaniae historica.
Leg., sect. 4, vol. 2. 1896, 4°.
ADOLPHUS III. [voN Schauenburg], Archbishop and
Elector of Coeln. See Coeln.—Concilium Provinciale.
Decreta concilii provincialis coloniensis. Sub.. . Adolpho
. . . coloniensis ecclesiae archiepiscopo. . . . 1549, fol.
See Coeln.—Diocese. Acta et decreta synodi dioecesanae
coloniensis [under the presidency of Adolphus, Archbishop
of Coeln]. . . . 1549, fol.
See Coeln.—Diocese. Acta et publicata in sacra synodo
dioecesanae coloniensis [under the presidency of Adol¬
phus, Archbishop of Coeln]. . . . 1550, fol.
See Coeln.—Diocese. Acta sacrae synodi dioecesanaa
coloniensis . , . praesidente . . . Adolpho archiepiscopo
coloniense. . . . 1550, fol.
[Begins] Adolphvs Dei | Gratia Sanctae Coloni- | ensis
Ecclesiae Electus & Administrator, Prin- | ceps Elector,
. . . [Eequiring all churches, monasteries, convents and
other ecclesiastical bodies to provide a subsidy " ad
rationem 40 ".] [Ends] . . . Datum in arce nostra Pop-
pelsdorf, al- | tera Assurationis beatae Mariae uirginis.
I Anno 1547. I [Woodcut of arms beneath.]
[? Coeln, ? Jaspar Germepaeiis, 1547.]
Fol. 12 in. Roman letter. (3) pp. + (1) p. blank.
[Begins] Adolphvs Dei gratia sanctae Colonieii. Ec- |
clesiae Archiepiscopus, Sacri Romani Imperij per |
Italiam Archicancellarius, Princeps elector, . . . [Many
misfortunes both temporal and spiritual have befallen the
diocese, and the clergy are bidden incite the laity to
amend their lives and increase their fastings and good
works. The clergy are required to say three masses for
o