_Bonner_, Edmund, envoy to Marseilles, iv. 168; forces his way into the pope's palace, 169; presents the king's appeal to a council, 170; threatened by the pope, 173; ambassador in France, viii. 177; conveys to Cromwell the Bibles printed at Paris, 177; appointed bishop of London, 202; declares against Cromwell, 211; his activity, 237; assails Grafton, 238; persecutes citizens of London, 238 _sqq._; admonitions to his diocese, 257 _Borthwick_, Sir John, cited before Cardinal Beatoun, escapes to England, vi. 127; his property confiscated and his effigy burnt, 128; withdraws from the court, 168 _Bothniensis_, Nicolaus, president of assembly at Upsala, vii. 340 _Bothwell_, Earl of, opens negotiations on the part of Scottish nobility with Northumberland, vi. 85; withdraws from the court, 168; sides with Beatoun, 169; prohibits preaching of Wishart in Haddingtonshire, 194; arrests him, 196; gives him up to the regent, 197 _Boulet_, Bernard, treasurer of Geneva, i. 257; assaulted by Richardet, 258; his friends turn it to account, 259; reports it to ducal council, 259; appears at a general council, 260; condemned, 285 _Bourbon_, Constable of, i. 325, 337 _Bourges_, University of, ii. 23; centre of reformed doctrine, 24, 29; declares for divorce of Henry VIII., iv. 40 _Bouteville_, Prior of, iii. 14, 17 _Boxley_, fraud of monks at, v. 89 _Brandenburg_, George, margrave of, vii. 392 _Brask_, bishop of Linkoping, resolves to suppress the Lutheran heresy, vii. 242, 243; entreats the pope that Olaf may be sentenced to death, 244, 257; his violence, 262; remonstrates with Magnus, 263; demands trial of the reformers, 263; circulates books against them, 264; his services to Sweden, 268; letters to Gustavus, 268; excommunicates Olaf, 268; stirs up the people against him, 269; censures the primate, 276; attends diet of Westeraas, 282; at secret meeting of the bishops, instigates opposition to reforms, 283; gains Thure Joensson, 284; his speech at the diet, 287; deprived of his castle, 294, 295; leaves Sweden, 295; his death, 295 _Brereton_, William, arrested, v. 136; examined, 148; beheaded, 159 _Briconnet_, bishop of Meaux, i. 355, 366, 428; ii. 57; iii. 76 _Brion_, Denis, burnt, iv. 364 _Brothers_, enmities of, viii. 99; love of, 119, 120 _Brouwart_, Jean de, i. 349 _Brown_, George, made archbishop of Dublin, v. 131 _Bruccioli_, translates New Testament into Italian, iv. 410 _Bruly_, Pierre, preaches at Ghent, vii. 546; removes to Strasburg, 547