_Amsterdam_, beginning of the Reformation at, vii. 531 _sqq._; arrests of evangelicals by night, their execution, 535; Jan van Geelen's attempt to surprise, viii. 348 _Amyot_, Jacques, iii. 76 _Anabaptists_, burnt by Henry VIII., v. 63; viii. 160 [_Spirituals_] _Ancina_, Messire d', i. 116, 122 _Anderson_, Lawrence, his birth and early life, vii. 239; receives evangelical doctrine, 240; administrator of diocese of Strengnaes, 240; friendship with Olaf and Lawrence Peterson, 241; before Gustavus, 258; appointed chancellor of the kingdom, 258; his character, 259; advises Gustavus, 259; translates the New Testament, 269; advises the king on church power, 281; his speech at Diet of Westeraas, 285 _sqq._; deputy with Olaf to the king, 291; his speech on return of the king, 293; president of synod of Orebro, 299 _Anderson_, William, a Protestant of Perth, vi. 178; seized and condemned to death, 181; hung, 181 _Andronicus_, invited into Switzerland by Farel, iii. 233 _sqq._; joins Farel, 235 _Angelis_, Francis de, viii. 4 _Angers_, University of, declares for divorce of Henry VIII., iv. 40 _Angoulême_, city, iii. 5 _Angus_, Earl of, marries Margaret, regent of Scotland, vi. 15; takes the Great Seal, 22; defeats Lennox, 24; renews proscription of New Testament, 43; keeps the king in subjection, 72; banished, 74; joins English army against the Scots, 138; accompanies the liberated nobles to Scotland, 158; reinstated, 161; imprisoned, liberated, 184 _Anhalt_, Principality of, the reformation in, viii. 322; the princes of, 322; Luther's letter to them, 326; the reformation established in, 327 _Anna_, Countess [_Friesland_] _Annates_, in England, abolished, iv. 87