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Packer, James I. --of Arminianism, (Nov.13)
Paganism --origin of the term, (Sept.6)

Paine, E1isha --the imprisonment and letter of, (Nov.21); writes the Canterbury (Connecticut) tax assessors, and his subsequent release, (Dec.11)

Paine, Thomas --Birth of (Jan.29); his Common Sense published, (Jan.29); publishes his Rights Of Man, (Jan.29); election to the French Nation-al Convention, (Jan.29); his imprisonment, (Jan.29); decries Christianity and his Death as a drunkard, (Jan.29)

Palestrina --(See; Giovanni Pierreluigi)
Palmer, Rev. Benjamin Morgan –(Nov.29)
Palmer, Herbert –(July 1)
Palmer, Ray --pens "My Faith Looks Up To Thee", (Mar.29); Lowell Mason of, (Mar.29)

Pamphilus --gives his possessions to the poor, (Feb.16); increases the library left by Origin, (Feb.16); his arrest and subsequent torture, imprisonment and Death, (Feb.16)

Panoplist – (June 9)
Pantheon --the dedication of as "Our Lady Of the Church of The Rotunda", (May 13); the burial place of Raphael, (Apr.6)
Papal Infallibility --decreed, (July 18); initiated, (Aug.9)
Parable Of The Ten Virgins –(Aug.25)
Paradise Lost –(Nov.8); cf. (Apr.29)
Paradise Regained –(Nov.8)

Pare, Ambrose --Huguenot physician, attends the wound of Admiral Coligny, (Aug.24); attends Charles IX on his deathbed, (Aug.24)

The Paris Basis –(Aug.19)
Paris, Council of --condemns tyrannicide, (Feb.23)
Paris, University of --condemms the writings of John Wycliffe, (May 4)

Parker, Archbishop Matthew --his revision of the Great Bible, known as the Bishops' Bible, (Oct.5); his flight upon the accession of Mary, (May 17); his murder attempted, (May 17); Death of (May 17); his body disinterred, (May 17)

Parris, Rev, Matthew –(Sept.22)
Pattie, Rev. Samuel –(Mar.21)
Partinax --the murder of, (Apr.11)
Partridge, Ralph –(June 8)

Paschal, Blaise --Birth of, (June 19); the influence of his sister, Jacqueline, (June 19); conversion of, (June 19); embraces Jansenism, (June 19); pens his Essays Upon Cones, (Aug.19); his Provincial Letters condemned, (Aug.19); his opposition to the Jesuits, (Aug.19)

Pasquier, Augustin Marlorat du --petitions Charles IX and Catherine de Medici in behalf of the Protestants in Rouen for the use of a church: its subsequent denial and the resulting defiance, (Oct.31); the seizure of the city and its collapse, (Oct.31) Death of, (Oct.31)

"Pastor Aeternus" --proclaims the doctrine of Papal Infallibility, (July 18)
Patagonian Missionary Society –founded, (Dec.5)
Paternus, Aspasius –(Aug.30)

Paton, John A. --Birth of, (May 24); arrives in New Hebrides, (Aug.30); death of his first wife, (Feb.12); marries Margaret Whitecross, (Jan.17); arrives in Australia, (Jan.17); death of his second wife, (May 16); driven from the Island of Tanna by savage attacks, (Feb.4); conducts the first communion on the Island of Aniwa, (Oct. 24); publishes the book of Acts into Aniwan, (Oct.24); Death of, (Jan.28)

Patterson, Colonel Robert –(May 1)

Patteson, John Coleridge --labors in Melanesia, (Sept.20); translates the Gospels of Luke and John into the Mota tongue, (Sept.20); his murder, (Sept.20)

Patton, Francis --of Charles Hodge, (June 19)
Paul, (the Apostle) --the murder of, (June 9)
Paul II --authorizes the formation of a league to resist Bohemia, (March 21)

Paul IV --issues the Bull "Licet Ab Initio", (July 21); issues a decree granting the Pope the exclusive right to print and to keep Bible versions in the vernacular, (August 22); the decree rescinded, (August 22); Death of, (Dec.12)

Paul V --his attempt to gain supremacy over the city of Venice, (Oct.5)
Paul, (Father) --of Religious oppression in the Netherlands, (May 18)
Paulet, Sir Amyas –(Nov.29)
Paulinus --brings Edwin to Christ, (Oct.10); his flight with Queen Ethelburga before Penda, (Oct.10)

Pavelic, Ante --proclaims a crusade against Orthodox Serbs in Yugoslavia, (Apr.17); the demonic cruelties of his Ustashi militia, (Apr.17); his ties with Roman Catholicism, (Apr.17)

Peace
 

Of Amboise – (March 12); renewed, (March 19)
Of Cavour—(June 5); defended, (Nov.11)
Of Crecy – (Apr.24)
Of Edinburgh – (Aug.19)
Of Fleix – (Apr.15)
Of God – (Nov. 18-28)
Of St. Germain – (Aug. 2)
Of Linz – (Oct.20)
Of Longjumeau – (Mar.13)
Of Passau – (May 30)
Of Plessis-les-Tours – (Sept.19)
Of Prague – (May 30)
The Religious Peace (of 1555)—declared, (Mar.6); abrogated, (Mar.6)
Of Ryswick – (Sept.21)
Of Utrecht – (Apr.11)
Of Vienna – (June 23)
 

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