_Anne Boleyn_, meets Henry VIII., ii. 105; iv. 21, 27; lodged in palace at Greenwich, 103; marriage of, 118, 127; included in Clement's excommunication of Henry VIII., 128; appears as queen, 131; her marriage pronounced lawful, 135; presented to the people, 135; her coronation, 136; unsatisfied, 137; her course and fate, 138; change in her character, v. 32; protects evangelicals, 32; orders liberation of Harman, 33; her bringing up, 119; her good works, 120, 121; esteem for Latimer, 121; Tyndale's present to, 122; character of, 124; opposite views of her, 125; hostility of Norfolk, 126; her difficult position, 127; jealousy of Jane Seymour, 128; gives birth to a dead son, 129; co-operates with Cranmer, 130; her choice of bishops, 130, 131; forebodings, 132; commends her daughter Elizabeth to Parker, 133; charges against her, 133, 134 _sqq._; ordered to keep her room, 138; before the council, 139; taken to the Tower, 140; her sympathy, 141; watched, 145; agitation, 146; her letter to the king, 150 _sqq._; alleged pre-contract of marriage not proved, 153; her trial, 155 _sqq._; sentenced to death, 157; her address to the judges, 158; asks pardon of the princess Mary, 162; her execution, 165 _sqq._; effect of her death in Europe, 170, 171 _Anne_ of Beauregard, v. 427, 428 _Anne of Cleves_, proposal for her marriage with Henry VIII., viii. 193; her portrait, 193; the marriage arranged, 193; at Calais, 194; a game of cards, 194; reaches Canterbury, 195; at Rochester, seen by the king, 195; received by him, 197; enters London, 197; married, 198; hopes, 198; scheme contrived for her divorce, 230 _sqq._; consents, 231; receives report of judgment of convocation, 232; her submission, 233; a pension and a palace for her, 234 _Anne_ of Cyprus, i. 21, 22, 23; accused by her son Philip to her husband, 25 _Annonay_, the 'holy virtues' of, i. 429; preaching of Stephen Machopolis at, 430; of Rénier, 430; of Jonas, 430; arrest and imprisonment of many evangelicals, 431 _Anschar_, apostle of Scandinavia, vii. 120 _Antwerp_, vii. 481; beginning of reformation at, 483 _sqq._; persecution, 492; the convent of the Augustines destroyed, 499; open-air meeting of the reformed, 503; murder of Nicholas, 504; preaching attended by crowds, 517 _Aosta_, Lutheranism at, v. 451 _sqq._; assembly of estates at, 452; resolution against Lutheranism, 453; monuments of Calvin's passage through, 454 _Apologists_, Christian, iii. 10, 182 _Appeals_ to the pope, abolished in England, iv. 179