The first sixteen centuries. The first Christian martyrs
The beginning of general persecutions against the Church (A.D. 54-304)
Constantine the Great (Emperor of Rome: A.D. 306-337)
Persecutions during the thousand years of general peace (about A.D. 320-A.D. 1079)
Papal persecutions and the Inquisition (1208-1834)
Work and persecutions of John Wycliffe (about 1377-1384)
Persecution and martyrdom of John Huss (1415)
Persecution and martyrdom of Jerome of Prague (1416)
Persecutions in England (1401-1541)
Persecutions in Scotland (1527-1558)
The martyrdom of William Tyndale (1536), John Frith, and Andrew Hewet (1533)
Work and persecution of Martin Luther (1517-1546)
The martyrdom of John Hooper, Bishop of Worchester (1555)
The martyrdom of Dr. Rowland Taylor, Parish clergyman (1555)
The martyrdom of Bishop Ridley and Bishop Latimer (1555)
The martyrdom of Archbishop Cranmer (1556)
The fires of Smithfield (1410-1556)
The Saint Bartholomew Day Massacre (1572)
The next three centuries. Persecution of Anne Hutchinson, Mary Dyer, Margaret Wilson, Madame Jeanne Guyton, and Miguel de Molinos
Persecution of Donald Cargill, John Bunyan, George Fox, William Carey, and Robert Thomas
This century. Modern martyrs. Martyrs today : the past century
Martyrs today : this century.
