John Bland defended himself against accusations of open disputation, stating that he was at Master Ugden's on the Saturday in question. Bland stated that Master Vaughan, Master Oxenden and Master Seth of Overland, as well as Master Ugden were witnesses to Bingham's words to Bland while he was at Master Ugden's. 1563, p. 1222, 1570, p. 1846, 1576, p. 1580, 1583, p. 1667.
(890 - 973) [Gams; Catholic Encyclopedia]
Swiss; son of Count Hucpald; bishop of Augsburg (923 - 973); general in defence of the city against Magyar attacks; Otto I granted him the right to mint coins. A letter purporting to be from Ulrich to Nicholas I was forged; it appeared c. 100 years later
Foxe presents the letter, questioning the authorship. 1570, p. 1319; 1576, p. 1129; 1583, p. 1154.
Servant to Henry Grey
Underwood was the servant of the Duke of Suffolk who betrayed him to his enemies (1570, p. 1579; 1576, pp. 1347-48; 1583, p. 1418). [NB: The story of Underwood's betraying the Duke is on 1563, p. 916, but Underwood is unnamed in this edition].
(d. 230) [Kelly]
Pope (222 - 30)
St Cecilia sent for Urban to help her to convert the officers who had arrested her. 1570, p. 85; 1576, p. 58; 1583, p. 58.
Later historians claimed that Urban I had been martyred under Severus Alexander. He converted pagans to Christianity. 1570, p. 84; 1576, p. 58; 1583, p. 58.
Foxe believes that Urban was martyred under Maximinus Thrax. 1570, p. 85; 1576, p. 59; 1583, p. 59.
(c. 1035 - 1099) [Kelly]
Archdeacon of Reims; resigned to enter Cluny c. 1068; prior of Cluny; cardinal-bishop of Ostia (c. 1080 - 88); papal legate; prominent reformer
Pope (1088 - 99); called the first crusade; set up the Roman curia
He is mentioned by Foxe: 1576, p. 39; 1583, p. 39.
(fl. 418 - 29) [Catholic Encyclopedia sub Sicca Veneria]
Bishop of Sicca; mentioned by Augustine of Hippo in 429.
He is mentioned by Foxe: 1570, p. 13; 1576, p. 10; 1583, p. 10.
Judge in Alexandria at the time of the martyrdom of Ptolomæus and Lucius
He condemned both Ptolomæus and Lucius to death, according to the Apology of Justin Martyr. 1570, p. 68; 1576, p. 45; 1583, p. 45.
Leading C4 Arian [Catholic Encyclopedia sub Julius I]
Bishop of Singidunum, deposed by the Council of Sardica in 343; made a formal recantation to Julius I; reinstated
He is mentioned by Foxe: 1570, p. 23; 1576, p. 18; 1583, p. 18.
(fl. mid-C5) [ODNB]
Legendary virgin martyr with 11 virgin companions from Cologne; traditionally of British birth; the 11 virgins came to be expanded to 11,000
All 11,000 virgins, including Ursula, were in various ways destroyed. 1570, p. 148; 1576, p. 109; 1583, p. 108.
(d. c. 875) [Catholic Encyclopedia]
Benedictine monk of the abbey of St-Germain-des-Prxs, Paris; wrote a martyrology
He is mentioned by Foxe: 1570, p. 68; 1576, p. 45; 1583, p. 45.