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John Foxe. Fox's Book of Martyrs
Fox's Book of Martyrs
Table of Contents
PREFACE
BOOK OF MARTYRS
CHAPTER I
HISTORY OF CHRISTIAN MARTYRS TO THE FIRST GENERAL PERSECUTION UNDER NERO
CHAPTER II
THE TEN PRIMITIVE PERSECUTIONS
CHAPTER III
PERSECUTIONS OF THE CHRISTIANS IN PERSIA
CHAPTER IV
PAPAL PERSECUTIONS
CHAPTER V
AN ACCOUNT OF THE INQUISITION
CHAPTER VI
AN ACCOUNT OF THE PERSECUTION IN ITALY, UNDER THE PAPACY
CHAPTER VII
An Account of the Persecutions in Bohemia under the Papacy
CHAPTER VIII
GENERAL PERSECUTIONS IN GERMANY
CHAPTER IX
AN ACCOUNT OF THE PERSECUTIONS IN LITHUANIA AND POLAND
CHAPTER X
AN ACCOUNT OF THE PERSECUTIONS IN CHINA AND SEVERAL OTHER COUNTRIES
CHAPTER XI
AN ACCOUNT OF THE PERSECUTIONS IN GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND PRIOR TO THE REIGN OF QUEEN MARY I
CHAPTER XII
AN ACCOUNT OF THE PERSECUTION IN SCOTLAND DURING THE REIGN OF KING HENRY VIII
CHAPTER XII
PERSECUTIONS IN ENGLAND DURING THE REIGN OF QUEEN MARY
CHAPTER XIV
THE SPANISH ARMADA
CHAPTER XV
RISE AND PROGRESS OF THE PROTESTANT RELIGION IN IRELAND; WITH AN ACCOUNT OF THE BARBAROUS MASSACRE OF 1641
CHAPTER XVI
THE RISE, PROGRESS, PERSECUTIONS, AND SUFFERINGS OF THE QUAKERS
CHAPTER XVII
PERSECUTIONS OF THE FRENCH PROTESTANTS IN THE SOUTH OF FRANCE, DURING THE YEARS 1814 AND 1820
CHAPTER XVIII
ASAAD SHIDIAK
CHAPTER IX
PERSECUTIONS OF THE BAPTIST MISSIONARIES IN INDIA, DURING THE YEAR 1824
CHAPTER XX
PERSECUTION OF THE WESLEYAN MISSIONARIES IN THE WEST INDIES
CHAPTER XXI
PERSECUTIONS IN SWITZERLAND FROM 1813 TO 1830
CHAPTER XXII
SKETCHES OF THE LIVES OF SOME OF THE MOST EMINENT REFORMERS
CHAPTER XXIII
SKETCH OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION OF 1789, AS CONNECTED WITH THE HISTORY OF PERSECUTION
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John Foxe
Or A History of the Lives, Sufferings, and Triumphant / Deaths of the Primitive Protestant Martyrs
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Januarius, the eldest, was scourged, and pressed to death with weights; Felix and Philip, the two next had their brains dashed out with clubs; Silvanus, the fourth, was murdered by being thrown from a precipice; and the three younger sons, Alexander, Vitalis, and Martial, were beheaded. The mother was beheaded with the same sword as the three latter.
Justin, the celebrated philosopher, fell a martyr in this persecution. He was a native of Neapolis, in Samaria, and was born AD 103. Justin was a great lover of truth, and a universal scholar; he investigated the Stoic and Peripatetic philosophy, and attempted the Pythagorean; but the behaviour of one of its professors disgusting him, he applied himself to the Platonic, in which he took great delight. About the year 133, when he was thirty years of age, he became a convert to christianity, and then, for the first time, perceived the real nature of truth.
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