The Bloody Theater, or Martyrs Mirror, in plain modern English: edited chapter for chapter from the 1886 translation, with every scripture reference and abbreviation spelled out so it can be read aloud. The unaltered 1886 text is on the shelf as Martyrs Mirror.
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Contents
Fourteenth Century
1Fourteenth Century2An Account of the Holy Baptism in the Fourteenth Century3Their Views on Holy Baptism4Their Views in Regard to the Oath5Of the Uprightness of These People6Of the Name of These People7Of the Belief of These People8Notice the Belief of William Swinderby Compared with that of Walter Brute9That, Besides the Article Respecting the Oath10Of a Certain Ancient Confession of Faith of the Waldensian Brothers11Of Charles, Bishop of Milan12Same Year as Above, in the Year 140013Same Year as Above, in the Year 140014Summary of the Martyrs of the Fourteenth Century15Of the Mode of Inquisition over the Believers16Rules of the Inquisitors17Dulcinus and his Wife Margaret, Torn Limb from Limb, in the Year 130818Very Many Persons Burnt for the Faith, in the Year 131519Concerning These Martyrs, According to the Account of Trithemius20What P. J. Twisck Has Written Concerning This21Many Persons Called Waldenses Martyred at Steyer, in the Year 131522Of the Account of Albert Krantz23Four Persons, Called Brothers of the Poor Life, or Waldenses, in the Year 131724Persecution of the Believers Called Waldenses, in the Year 131925Persecution to the Death Against the Believing Waldenses, in the Year 133026Touching Said Persecution; Also About Eckhard27Further Observation28Persecution of the Waldensian Brothers, in the Year 136529Severe Persecution in Flanders, Artois, and Hainault, in the Year 137330Thirty Six Persons Called Waldenses, in the Year 139031Great Persecution of the Believing Waldenses on the Baltic Sea, in the Year 139032Of the Persecution and Suffering of the Christian Believers, in the Year 1400