The Digital Ark: Early Modern Collections of Curiosities in England and Scotland, 1580-1700
Robert Cooke ( - )
References in Documents:Thoresby, Musaeum Thoresbyanum (1713) 43. 1608 ,
have approved this Libel, which the Author saith was finished,
1601 .
of their Martyrs, printed1608 . He was
by their own Confession executed at18 . Did he
rise from the Dead to approve this Libel? as they write two
Bishops did, to subscribe the Council of
by the Learned
Token that
ofAlderman .
A trueStorie of the Catholicke Prisoners in Yorke-Castle ,
their Be
haviour and Defence of the Catholick Religion, when they were carried
by Force to hear the Protestants Sermons, An.
haviour and Defence of the Catholick Religion, when they were carried
by Force to hear the Protestants Sermons, An
with certain
Reasons against hailing Men by Strength and Violence to Sermons that
in Conscience they abhorre.Sir Christopher Wharton Priest, is said to
Reasons against hailing Men by Strength and Violence to Sermons that
in Conscience they abhorre.
have approved this Libel, which the Author saith was finished,
An.
in festo CathedræS ; yet in a Catalogue
ti.Petri Apostoli
of their Martyrs, printed
permissu Superiorum, An.
by their own Confession executed at
Yorke
May1600
rise from the Dead to approve this Libel? as they write two
Bishops did, to subscribe the Council of
, TheNice . Note
English
Martyrologyreferr'd to in this Note (which is added in the MS.
Martyrology
by the Learned
B D) is in thisRob. Cooke
Musæum, by the same
Token that
, who was executed for theHenry
Garnet
Gun-Powder-
Treason, is in the List of the Martyrs. This MS. was the Gift
Treason
of
Stanhope