☞
The
epistle
exhortatorye
of
an
Englishe
Christiane
vnto
his
derelye
beloued
contreye
of
Englande
against
the
pompouse
popyshe
Bysshoppes
therof
/
as
yet
the
true
members
of
theyr
fylthye
father
the
great
Antichrist
of
Rome
.
IN
my
hart
I
wyshe
daylye
/
&
for
the
same
do
I
ernestlye
praye
vnto
our
most
mercyfull
father
the
euerlyuynge
God
/
&
that
for
his
sonnes
sake
oure
onlye
redemer
/
and
full
sauer
Iesus
Christ
/
yf
his
heauenlye
will
so
be
/
that
he
ones
open
throughlye
the
eyes
of
our
most
worthye
and
noble
kynge
(
as
he
hath
alredye
begonne
)
and
of
all
his
other
counsellers
/
lordes
/
and
burgeses
of
his
parlement
/
which
are
chosen
out
of
the
whole
realme
to
confounde
vngodlye
customes
and
to
set
vp
in
ther
towmes
sawes
that
are
more
godlye
/
to
suppresse
wyckednesse
and
to
maynteyne
Christen
vertues
/
to
preferre
the
commen
welthe
afore
all
singular
or
priuate
welthes
/
yea
/
vtterlye
to
destroye
and
abolyshe
for
euer
soche
fylthye
tradicions
as
haue
no
iust
grounde
vpon
Gods
holye
worde
/
as
are
all
the
vsages
/
rytes
/
lawes
/
decrees
/
seruices
/
supersticions
/
&
sorceries
of
the
Romishe
Antichrist
/
and
to
s●…
in
open
practise
the
true
worshyppinges
auaunced
to
Christes
glorie
/
so
edifyeng
his
people
by
the
scripturs
in
the
knowledge
of
one
onlye
eternall
lyuinge
God
.
And
in
so
doinge
they
shuld
mainteyne
the
comm●…n
welthe
both
of
soule
and
bodye
.
I
saye
yet
ones
agayne
/
&
that
in
theze
se
of
the
Lorde
as
he
is
my
iudge
/
I
wyshe
●…f
his
graciouse
pleasur
so
were
/
that
first
the
kynges
maieste
and
so
forth
all
the
rest
(
vnto
whom
God
hath
geuen
power
and
auctorite
vpon
earthe
vndre
him
maye
throughlye
se
and
perseyue
how
that
not
onlye
the
bloudy
bearwolfe
of
Rome
/
but
also
the
most
part
of
the
other
Bysshoppes
&
stoute
sturdye
canons
of
cathedrals
churches
with
other
petie
prowlers
and
prestigiouse
Prestes
of
Baal
his
malignaunt
members
in
all
realmes
of
Christendome
/
speciallye
here
in
Englande
/
doth
yet
tore
abrode
lyke
hongrie
lyons
/
frete
inwardlye
lyke
angrie
beares
/
and
byte
as
they
dare
lyke
cruel
wolues
/
●…ringe
togyther
in
corners
〈◊〉
a
swarme
of
add●…rs
in
a
donge
hyss
/
〈◊〉
wylye
subtile
serpentes
/
to
vphold●…
and
pr●…
theyr
fylthy
father
of
Rome
the
head
of
theyr
bawdye
brode
yf
it
maye
be
.
This
ones
perseyued
and
seaue
by
a
godlye
circumspeccyon
/
I
wysh
●…n
the
same
vehemencie
of
sprete
and
prayer
/
the
seyd
noble
kynge
/
counsellers
/
&
burgeses
to
procure
a
full
reformacyon
concerninge
there
aduowterouse
doctrine
/
ther
prodigiouse
pompe
/
ther
insaciable
cloyninge
/
and
tyrannycall
persecutinge
of
Christ
in
his
faythfull
members
.
No
doubt
of
yt
/
but
the
mercie
of
our
eternall
father
hath
opened
vnto
vs
in
these
latter
dayes
what
ther
forked
fatherhede
/
ther
oyled
auctorite
/
and
ther
shauen
holynesse
is
/
for
all
ther
craftye
compases
of
wordlye
wisdome
that
they
shuld
not
apere
the
same
generacyon
of
vipers
that
Iohan
Baptist
&
Christ
hath
warned
vs
of
.
His
worde
hath
he
now
appointed
by
diuerse
of
his
ministers
to
be
theyr
vtter
destruccyon
/
for
blasphemouslye
deludinge
his
redemed
heritage
so
manye
hondred
years
in
ther
counterfete
kyngedome
of
hypocresie
/
wherin
they
shewe
now
what
they
haue
bene
/
euen
verye
heretiques
to
God
/
trayters
to
theyr
princes
/
and
theues
to
theyr
Christen
commons
.
No
lesse
do
I
iudge
it
then
a
bounde
dewtye
of
the
seyd
faythfull
ministers
/
to
manifest
theyr
mischeues
to
the
vniuersall
worlde
/
euerye
manne
accordinge
to
his
talent
geuen
of
God
/
some
with
penne
/
and
some
with
tonge
/
so
bringinge
them
out
of
theyr
olde
estimacyon
/
least
they
shuld
styll
regne
in
the
peoples
consciences
to
theyr
soules
destruccyon
.
An
euident
example
haue
they
of
Christ
thus
to
do
/
which
openlye
rebuked
theyr
fylthye
forefathers
the
scribes
/
lawers
/
pha
rise●…s
/
doctors
/
pr●…s
/
bisshops
/
and
hypocrites
for
makinge
Gods
commaundementes
of
non
effect
to
support
theyr
owne
tradicions
/
so
clerlye
condempninge
theyr
hypocrita●…
lyfe
and
doctrine
.
Mat
thew
.
xv
.
xvi
.
and.
xxiii
.
xxiiii
Beware
(
sayth
he
)
of
the
corrupt
leuen
of
the
pharis●…s
/
Marke
.
viii
.
Luke
.
xii
.
Pause
admonisheth
vs
also
/
that
soche
rauenynge
wolues
shuld
entre
in
amonge
vs
after
his
departing
as
shuld
not
spare
the
flocke
/
Act.
xx
.
ii
.
Thes.
ii
.
i.
Tim.
iiii
.
So
doth
Ioh●…
.
i.
Ioh●…
.
ii
so
doth
Peter
.
ii
.
Pe
ii
.
so
doth
Iudas
Thadeus
in
his
epistle
.
By
these
and
many
other
places
of
the
scriptures
are
we
taught
easily
to
knowe
at
none
dayes
the
wolfe
from
the
lambe
and
the
hastye
lyon
from
the
simple
shepe
.
As
Christ
sought
by
al
meanes
to
deface
the
proude
Pr●…s
/
and
to
bringe
poor
Iohan
Baptist
in
reputacion
of
the
people
/
for
that
he
had
vttered
the
truthe
without
flatterye
.
So
wolde
he
now
the
true
teachers
of
his
Gospell
to
be
regarded
be
they
neuer
so
poore
/
for
his
veryte●…s
sake
/
and
the
blasphemers
therof
to
be
had
in
an
vtter
contempt
.
No
lesse
is
it
therfore
than
a
doctrine
of
his
to
be
put
in
practyse
amonge
true
Christianes
/
both
in
worde
and
wrytynge
to
haue
the
myscheues
manifest
of
these
spirituall
mahoundes
/
the
verye
ofspringe
of
Cain
/
chyldren
of
Caiphas
/
and
successors
of
Symon
Magus
/
as
theyr
doctrine
and
lyuinge
declareth
/
nedynge
no
farther
probation
.
Notwithstandinge
through
Gods
grace
I
shall
partlye
open
the
wickednesse
both
of
them
and
theyr
fathers
as
the
truthe
shall
leade
me
.
Most
cruell
enemyes
haue
they
bene
in
all
ages
to
the
verite
of
God
euer
sens
the
lawe
was
fyrst
geuen
and
most
ferce
persecuters
of
Christ
and
his
churche
.
Consydre
fyrst
of
all
(
besydes
that
was
done
afore
in
the
lawe
of
nature
)
how
deuerslye
Iannes
and
Iambres
with
other
false
prestes
of
Egypt
persuaded
Pharao
through
lyenge
signes
and
tokens
to
withstande
the
pleasure
of
God
in
Moyses
and
Aaron
/
Eyo.
vii
.
and.
ii
.
Tim.
iii.
Greuouslye
was
Micheas
the
true
prophete
of
the
Lorde
vexed
of
Sedechias
iii.
Reg.
xxii
.
and.
ii
.
Para.
xviii
.
So
was
the
good
Prophete
Hieremie
of
phassu●…
and
Semeias
Hiere
.
xx
.
xxvi
.
and.
xxix
Wonderfullye
were
the
Israelites
abused
by
the
idolatrouse
prestes
of
Baal
/
and
the
Chaldeanes
by
Belles
prestes
also
in
Babylon
/
tyll
Helias
and
Daniel
in
the
worde
of
the
Lorde
detected
theyr
craftye
cloyninges
.
iii.
Reg.
xviii
.
&
Daniel
.
xiiii
.
Great
was
the
affliccion
of
the
Iewes
vndre
kynge
Demetrius
/
through
the
cruell
counsell
of
that
trayterouse
prest
Alchimus
.
i.
Machab.
vii
.
Manifest
is
it
by
the.
iiii
.
Gospels
how
the
Bishoppes
and
Prestes
vsed
Christ
himselfe
.
Matth.
xxvi
.
Marke
.
xiiii
.
Luke
.
xxii
.
Iohan.
xviii
.
And
after
what
relygiouse
sort
they
intreated
his
Apostles
after
his
ascencyon
/
Act.
iiii
.
v.
vi
.
and.
vii
.
Pause
had
to
enemy
Barieheu
/
Ananias
/
Hymeneus
/
Philetus
/
Hermogenes
/
and
Phyge●…us
/
all
maliciouse
Prestes
.
Iohan
had
Diotrephes
/
Carpocras
Hebion
/
Marcion
/
C●…rinthus
/
and
Cynopes
/
all
bloodthursiye
Prelates
also
/
Peter
had
Symon
Magus
and
Menander
/
Iames
the
More
had
Abiathar
the
great
Bisshop
.
Matthew
had
zaro●…s
and
Arphaxat
amonge
the
Moreanes
/
and
the
same
lykewise
had
Symon
and
Thadeus
as
they
preached
amonge
the
Persianes
/
lyke
as
all
the
other
Apostles
had
in
the
quarters
where
they
occupyed
No
where
coude
the
verite
be
taught
/
but
those
gloriouse
glotto●…s
were
euer
at
hande
to
resist
it
.
After
the
Apostels
ty
me
was
there
no
cruell
tyraunt
vnset
a
worke
by
them
to
persecute
them
which
published
that
massage
of
lyght
.
Euerye
where
were
they
whysperinge
in
that
●…are
and
that
eare
/
fearinge
the
fall
of
theyr
kyngedome
yf
the
Gospell
were
trulye
opened
/
as
is
euident
to
them
which
are
expert
in
the
cronicles
.
And
thus
haue
they
contynued
in
theyr
spyghtfull
generacyon
vndre
the
name
of
a
spiritualte
/
vnto
this
present
age
/
wherin
theyr
lowsye
legerdemaine
is
almost
perseyued
of
all
menne
/
the
lyght
so
abun
dauntlye
shyninge
/
yet
are
they
not
ashamed
/
so
whorishe
is
the
face
which
they
haue
cawte
of
theyr
holy
mother
.
A
great
conscience
made
theyr
naturall
forefathers
to
put
the.
xxx
.
syluer
plates
(
that
Iudas
the
trayter
theyr
elder
brother
had
brought
them
)
into
the
treasurye
/
because
yt
was
the
pryce
of
blood
/
Math.
xxvii
.
But
no
conscience
at
all
had
those
bloodye
hypocrites
to
murder
the
eternall
son
ne
of
God
/
in
procuringe
false
witnesses
agaynst
him
/
Matth.
xxvi
.
So
lyke
are
oure
spiritualte
to
these
fore
leaders
of
theyrs
/
as
one
adder
is
lyke
an
other
or
the
yonge
wolfe
lyke
the
olde
as
theyr
daylye
frutes
declareth
.
They
sought
by
all
meanes
possible
to
quenche
the
fayth
of
his
gloryouse
resurreccyon
/
wagynge
the
souldyers
to
saye
that
his
disciples
had
stolen
him
whyls
they
were
a
slepe
/
Mat.
xxviii
.
Which
practise
they
occupye
to
this
daye
by
theyr
hyred
sophisters
or
vniuersite
knyghtes
to
blemishe
his
heauenly
verite
.
Soche
shamelesse
lyar●…
are
they
agaynst
God
and
his
worde
But
truely
both
they
and
theyr
fathers
hath
faughten
in
vayne
.
●…ete
soche
vessels
of
the
wrathe
of
God
kycke
/
spewe
/
and
spurne
as
moche
as
they
can
/
yet
will
the
truthe
of
the
Lorde
endure
for
euer
.
Seduce
they
neuer
so
subtyllye
/
lye
they
neuer
so
lordelye
/
blaspheme
they
neuer
so
boldelye
/
accuse
they
neuer
so
freshlye
that
the
preachers
are
deceyuers
and
sediciouse
persones
/
procure
they
neuer
so
manye
cruell
tyrauntes
/
yea
/
persecute
they
and
slee
●…hey
neuer
so
fercelye
with
Nero
/
Domicianus
/
Traianus
/
and
soche
other
/
yet
shall
Christ
alwayes
haue
a
faythfull
congregacyon
vndefyled
with
theyr
wretched
sorceryes
.
Maruele
not
ye
Bysshoppes
/
Prelates
/
and
Prestes
/
though
I
thus
in
the
zele
of
Helias
and
Phi●…s
stomacke
agaynst
youre
sturdye
stormes
of
stubbernesse
.
For
neuer
was
yet
anye
tyrannie
ministred
vpon
Christ
and
his
mysticall
members
/
but
by
youre
proude
procurement
.
And
now
in
oure
dayes
/
where
are
anye
of
the
lordes
true
seruauntes
burned
or
otherwyse
murthe
●…ed
for
true
preachinge
/
wrytinge
/
glosinge
/
or
interpretynge
the
Gospell
/
but
it
is
by
your
cruell
callynge
on
.
How
subtillye
bewitched
you
the
parlament
house
/
whan
the.
vi
.
blasphemouse
artycles
collected
out
of
the
Popes
wicked
decrees
were
there
enacted
and
establyshed
with
more
tyrannie
than
euer
vndre
the
Romishe
Pope
/
Mahomete
or
anye
other
tyraunt
afore
?
Were
not
they
fyrst
practised
of
you
to
destroye
all
them
that
shulde
trulye
professe
the
Gospell
(
which
are
and
will
be
alwayes
the
kynges
most
faythfull
fryndes
&
to
leaue
a
playne
path
waye
that
your
Pope
myght
here
after
entre
?
At
your
trayterouse
insurreccyon
in
the
northe
it
had
bene
wronge
with
this
realme
/
had
there
not
bene
a
great
nombre
which
had
than
the
feare
of
God
written
in
theyr
hartes
/
wherby
they
knew
they
coude
not
ryse
agaynst
theyr
prince
/
but
to
theyr
owne
dampnacyon
/
and
that
they
were
bounde
also
to
defende
him
agaynst
all
soche
popysshe
and
rebellyouse
trayters
.
Thankes
myght
wele
haue
bene
geuen
in
those
dayes
to
oure
eternall
God
for
raysinge
vp
〈◊〉
Tyndale
the
fyrst
true
Apostle
of
Christ
after
Iohan
Wy●…
the
verye
manne
of
God
and
soche
other
lyke
/
which
brought
Christes
Gospell
into
the
knowledge
of
menne
/
and
wrote
diuerse
grounded
work●…
vpon
the
same
.
As
the
Christen
Obedience
/
the
parable
of
the
wycked
Mammon
/
the.
iii.
chapters
of
Matthew
/
the
Somme
of
scripture
/
and
diuerse
other
/
wherby
the
people
were
than
taught
how
to
loue
God
/
and
how
to
obey
theyr
princes
and
magistrates
.
These
heretique
bokes
(
as
you
call
them
made
the
kynges
grace
more
faythfull
fryndes
in
those
dayes
/
than
yow
Bysshoppes
and
Prestes
were
wele
contented
with
.
Well
/
I
trust
by
this
tyme
they
and
soche
other
lyke
haue
made
him
ten
tymes
so
many
more
.
Not
onlye
were
the
seyd
.
vi
.
articles
deuised
by
the
deuyll
and
you
for
the
vtter
destruccion
of
Gods
true
seruauntes
and
the
kynges
faythfull
subiectes
/
but
also
to
repare
the
broken
walles
of
youre
yall
Rome
agayne
/
as
in
dede
they
wold
do
euen
to
the
verie
cloudes
yf
they
were
wele
folowed
.
Thynke
not
that
●…ne
be
so
blynde
in
this
age
/
but
they
perseyue
your
craftye
cloyning
.
Ful
wele
knewe
wily
Wynche
stre
and
other
more
of
his
fellawes
the
fyrst
practisers
of
them
/
that
were
they
ones
receyued
/
graunted
/
and
executed
vndre
peyne
of
deathe
/
the
Pope
shulde
neuer
dye
in
Englande
/
what
though
his
name
were
suppressed
with
his
pilgrimages
/
pardons
/
and
a
fewe
supersticyons
besydes
.
●…hmost
wycked
vermyne
/
wylly
wormes
/
subtyle
and
craftye
serpentes
/
whan
will
ye
leaue
treadynge
of
Christ
on
the
hele
?
Gen.
iii.
Whan
shall
Gods
sonne
be
vnto
you
no
signe
of
contradiccyon
?
Luke
.
ii
.
Whan
shall
his
verite
be
reuerêtlye
vsed
amonge
you
?
I
feare
me
/
neuer
/
so
longe
as
you
remayne
in
Englande
.
As
our
most
godlye
souerayne
beganne
with
kynge
Iosias
to
reforme
his
churche
/
bannishynge
your
woluishe
father
as
an
vngodlye
vsurper
for
euer
/
ye
pacientlye
paused
with
lowerynge
/
lu●…kynge
/
and
loutinge
for
feare
of
the
swerde
and
haltre
.
But
whan
ye
ones
perseyued
that
Gods
holye
lawes
were
spredde
/
and
youre
vnholye
lawes
were
sett
at
naught
/
than
thought
ye
it
hygh
tyme
to
worke
youre
false
feates
.
Than
put
ye
apace
in
practyse
youre
olde
serpentyne
subtyste●…s
:
ye
compassed
them
so
with
craftes
which
knewe
not
your
cursed
conueyaunces
both
amongest
the
kynges
counsell
and
commons
/
that
they
were
at
the
makynge
of
the
seyd
sixe
Popyshe
artycles
and
are
yet
to
this
houre
of
this
blynde
beleue
.
Though
the
Pope
of
Rome
your
olde
gloriouse
grandes●…re
were
the
great
Antichrist
of
Europa
by
youre
owne
consent
and
graunt
/
yet
are
his
fylthye
tradicions
holye
/
his
beggerlye
ceremonies
godlye
/
and
his
croked
Canon
lawes
laudable
/
conuenient
/
and
comelye
/
precyouse
/
fyt
/
and
necessary
to
be
styll
admitted
for
the
spirituall
lawes
of
the
churche
of
Englande
and
for
the
true
worshyppynges
of
God
therin
/
the
scripturs
of
both
testamentes
reiected
or
ess
ponnished
by
most
terrible
deathe
/
where
as
they
geue
not
place
vnto
them
.
Thus
by
soch●…
subtyle
slayghtes
as
ye
bse
/
y●…
mak●…
God
to
geue
place
to
the
d●…
/
and
his
heauenly
worde
to
youre
false
supersticious
/
as
ded
the
fyrst
serpent
:
yea
/
ye
cause
the
kynges
maieste
by
aua●…ynge
soch●…
h●…ythnishe
tyt●…s
and
sawes
/
to
honour
youre
Pope
a
fresshe
/
what
though
his
name
be
abolysshed
with
a
fewe
yearlye
pos●…ges
besydes
.
Ingenyo●…se
is
youre
●…glynge
as
Melanchton
telleth
your
tale
/
and
as
●…byllyam
●…braghton
declareth
in
his
huntynge
of
the
Romishe
foxe
/
lyke
a
faythfull
subiect
to
his
prince
and
no
lesse
naturall
chylde
and
souynge
brother
to
his
contre
.
If
yow
be
not
most
wycked
workers
agaynst
God
and
his
verite
/
&
most
spyghtfull
trayters
to
the
kynge
and
his
realme
/
I
can
not
thynke
there
be
anye
lyuinge
vpon
the
earthe
.
Be
this
onlye
spoken
to
you
that
maynt●…e
soche
mysteries
of
madnesse
.
If
a
tree
maye
be
iudged
by
his
frutes
(
as
oure
sauer
sayth
it
maye
)
we
must
nedes
iudge
you
most
pestilent
Papistes
vpon
the
manifest
mayntenaunce
of
so
manyfolde
myscheues
with
soche
terrible
terroure
of
halters
and
fyer
.
So
long
as
the
blasphemouse
beggeryes
of
the
blodye
Bisshoppes
of
Rome
are
not
plucked
vp
by
the
rootes
/
as
were
the
vnsanerye
sacrifices
of
Baal
and
of
Bel
/
and
so
broken
in
peces
with
the
brasen
serpent
idolatrouslye
abused
/
the
saw●…s
of
Gods
true
worshyppynge●…
(
which
are
in
the
Byble
prescrybed
)
set
vp
in
theyr
stede
/
so
longe
(
I
saye
)
is
〈◊〉
in
〈◊〉
to
●…an
nishe
the
Pope
out
of
Englande
/
but
he
will
sty●…
dwell
the
in
the
secrete
consciences
of
menne
/
do
the
kynges
maieste
and
his
counsell
with
his
nobilite
and
commons
what
they
will
or
maye
to
the
contrarye
.
●…nd
yfas●…
other
craftye
conueyaunces
sayle
to
the
vpholdynge
of
him
there
/
yet
shall
theyr
auryc●…ar
confessyon
/
a
plant
of
his
owne
settynge
in
the
corrupt
counsell
of
laterane
/
do
it
workemanly
ynough
No
better
waye
is
there
to
restore
his
nam●…
agayne
/
nor
no
conuenienter
meane
to
bringe
him
to
his
olde
es●…macyon
.
No
craftyar
conueyaunce
to
bringe
the
people
in
bondage
of
blyndenesse
/
&
in
cruell
captiuite
of
co●…
to
the
vtter
destruccyon
of
soule
an●…
bodye
.
And
that
knew
Gave
gala●…
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
t●…●…opes
holye
〈◊〉
in
Eng●…
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
which
now
there
in
hie
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
most
plenteousy●…●…eth
his
●…se
vanit●…s
/
with
other
of
his
●…euterouse
adherent●…s
more
.
Gr●…at
is
the
diligence
/
labour
/
and
stodye
of
his
whoryshe
apostataes
/
holye
Apostels
I
shuld
saye
/
as
are
both
the
olde
and
newe
tytled
Bysshoppes
/
Suffraganes
/
archedea
cons
/
officials
/
chauncellars
/
deanes
/
c●…
missaryes
/
doctors
/
curates
/
and
parishe
prestes
with
other
gaudyshe
gentilmen
of
that
lyuerye
and
marke
/
to
se
these
.
vi
.
artycles
in
euerye
poynt
obserued
.
In
so
moche
as
hauynge
theyr
mothers
face
/
they
haue
not
shamed
fercelye
to
rebuke
honest
and
godlye
menne
of
sondrye
questes
at
the
geuynge
vp
of
theyr
verdy
t●…
/
as
they
haue
not
hunted
after
theyr
myndes
and
founde
out
theyr
game
to
the
cruell
shedynge
of
poore
innocentes
blood
.
To
proue
this
true
I
will
bringe
forth
one
for
example
.
Bonner
the
blodye
Byshop
of
London
Abashed
nothynge
at
all
extremelye
to
rebuke
/
manace
and
thretten
a
quest
of
honest
citezens
and
menne
of
good
conscience
in
the
yelde
hall
at
London
in
the
yeare
of
our
lorde
a
M.
D.
and.
xli
.
for
'
quytynge
of
a
poore
innocent
ladde
called
Rycharde
mekyns
.
Like
a
ferce
furyouse
rauenynge
wolfe
/
insacyably
desyerouse
of
murther
&
cruellye
gredye
vpon
his
praye
/
refusynge
the
seyd
quest
/
chose
out
an
other
false
quest
to
his
purpose
of
soche
as
he
and
his
fylthye
generacyon
had
afore
peruerted
/
and
neuer
ceased
tyll
he
brought
him
to
a
consuminge
fyer
in
Smithfelde
/
so
makynge
him
a
sacrifice
to
theyr
great
God
Mulciber
.
And
after
this
shamelesse
sort
no
doubt
of
it
/
all
the
other
Bysschoppes
of
Englande
/
a
verye
fewe
excepted
/
haue
tyrannously
handeled
the
kynges
true
subiectes
/
and
yet
do
to
this
daye
with
lesse
Christen
equite
and
pyte
than
eyther
Saracene
or
turke
Iewe
or
Pagane
/
to
asuage
theyr
vnquencheable
thyrst
:
It
is
not
to
be
thought
that
they
are
verye
Gentyll
abroade
or
in
the
fardest
partes
of
the
realme
/
whan
they
vse
soche
furyouse
feates
so
nygh
the
kynges
presence
.
So
frantyke
haue
they
bene
of
late
dayes
and
so
forgetfull
of
themselues
in
theyr
madde
modye
mastry●…s
/
that
they
haue
not
feared
to
entre
the
kynges
owne
house
to
hunte
theyr
game
/
nor
yet
abashed
at
all
sawcelye
to
seke
out
theyr
desyered
praye
in
his
owne
Preuye
chambre
/
couetynge
so
to
haue
murthered
his
most
trustye
fryndes
and
faythfull
seruauntes
.
The
same
selfe
part
in
a
maner
wolde
they
haue
played
with
his
noble
grace
that
proude
●…aman
the
Amalechyte
played
with
kynge
Assu●…s
/
malicyouslye
sekynge
the
destruccyon
of
Mardocheus
and
other
which
aboue
all
menne
had
sought
his
lyues
preseruacyon
●…ester
.
iii.
●…herin
of
right
they
haue
deserued
vpon
a
gyb●…et
to
be
hanged
as
he
was
.
Neuer
sent
Christ
soche
bloodye
Apostles
nor
two
horned
warryours
/
but
the
deuyfe
vicar
Antichrist
which
is
the
deadsye
destroyer
of
faythfull
beleuers
.
And
now
to
you
which
o●…ishe
〈◊〉
vynchestre
agayne-the
wyfye
watterer
of
the
Popes
olde
gardene
.
Although
doctor
London
be
dead
doctor
Pates
ronne
awaye
/
&
youre
owne
dere
kynsmanne
germane
gardener
hanged
with
other
of
youre
preuycounsell
.
yet
cease
not
you
to
playe
cruell
Haman
styll
.
No
/
do
youre
olde
feares
to
shewe
whose
chyldren
ye
are
of
nature
.
If
your
wycked
counsell
had
taken
effect
as
God
forbyd
it
shuld
verye
fewe
true
fauerers
of
the
Lordes
verite
had
bene
about
the
kynge
this
houre
/
least
they
shulde
somtyme
haue
infourmed
him
of
youre
papistrie
/
and
so
detected
you
of
your
manifest
treason
.
Soche
hauock
beganne
you
to
make
in
the
court
/
as
cruell
Haman
thought
to
haue
made
amonge
the
faythfull
Hebrues
belonginge
to
good
quene
Hester
/
had
not
God
by
the
hygh
wisdome
of
oure
seyd
kynge
preuented
youre
subtyll
practyses
.
This
mischefe
ones
perfourmed
/
ye
thought
easelye
to
haue
deluded
his
nobl●…s
/
and
so
in
the
ende
to
haue
brought
in
agayne
youre
great
Patriarke
of
Rome
/
and
so
layserlye
to
haue
made
of
him
an
other
kynge
Iohan.
But
thankes
be
geuen
alwayes
to
oure
eternall
lyuinge
God
/
for
delyueringe
his
●…ellent
maieste
with
his
most
faythfull
subiectes
from
the
snares
of
youre
craftye
compassinges
And
how
so
euer
this
writinge
of
myne
shall
be
taken
/
yet
is
it
a
true
tale
/
and
so
moche
the
more
of
his
maieste
to
be
marked
/
that
youre
forefathers
and
you
haue
bene
trayters
alwayes
for
youre
Romishe
fathers
sake
to
emprours
/
kynges
/
princes
/
and
other
wordlye
gouernours
all
Christendome
ouer
/
speciallye
sens
the
craftye
vpcrepinge
of
that
holye
father
of
yours
.
I
doubt
not
but
the
most
famouse
writers
by
all
ages
sens
the
churches
beginninge
will
make
this
my
sayinge
good
/
yet
haue
theyr
cronicles
written
the
best
of
them
to
hyde
theyr
hypocresie
and
falshede
.
What
Christen
bloud
hath
beneshed-betwyne
empire
and
empire
/
kyngedome
and
kyngedome
/
as
betwyne
Constantinople
and
Almayne
/
Englande
&
fraunce
/
Italye
and
Spayne
for
the
Bisshoppes
of
Rome
/
and
how
manye
cruell
warres
at
theyr
prestes
callynge
on
/
it
were
to
moche
eyther
to
write
or
to
speake
.
Alwayes
haue
they
bene
workinge
mischefe
in
theyr
idell
generacion
to
obscure
the
verite
of
God
.
I
saye
yet
ones
agayne
that
it
were
verie
necessarye
for
the
kynges
worthye
maieste
with
ernest
eyes
to
marke
how
God
hath
graciouslye
delyue
red
both
him
and
his
people
from
youre
troblouse
termaga●…t
of
Rome
which
afore
made
all
Christen
kynges
his
common
slaues
.
And
to
be
ware
of
you
hollowe
harted
trayters
his
spirituall
promoters
/
consyderinge
that
your
proude
predecessours
haue
alwayes
so
wickedlye
vsed
his
graces
noble
prog●…itours
the
worthye
kynges
of
this
realme
sens
the
conquest
and
afore
.
Who
ouerthrewe
kynge
Herolde
/
subduynge
all
this
lande
to
the
Normāny●…-who
procured
the
deathe
of
kynge
Willyam
Rufus
/
and
caused
kynge
Steuen
to
be
throwne
in
preson
:
Who
trobled
kyng
Henry
the
fyrst
/
and
most
cruellye
vexed
kynge
Henry
the
seconde
:
Who
subdued
and
poysoned
kynge
Iohan
:
Who
mourthered
kynge
Edwarde
the
seconde
/
and
famished
kynge
Rycharde
the
seconde
most
vnsemynglye
:
besydes
that
hath
bene
wrought
agaynst
all
the
other
kynges
also
:
To
him
that
shall
reade
and
throughlye
marke
the
religiouse
actes
of
Robert
the
Archebisshop
of
Canterbury
/
of
Odo
/
Eg●…inus
/
Anselmus
/
Randoll
of
Durham
/
Rafe
of
Chychestre
/
Alexander
of
Lyncoln
/
Nig●…lius
of
Holye
/
Roger
of
Salysbury
/
Thomas
●…cket
/
Steuen
●…angton
/
Walter
Stapylton
/
Robert
Baldock
/
Rychard
Scrope
/
Henry
spe●…ser
/
Thomas
Arundell
/
and
a
great
sort
more
of
youre
anoynted
auncetours
/
pontificall
prelates
/
mytred
mommers
/
mad
mastrye
workers
/
ryuged
ruff●…rs
/
roche
ted
rutters
/
shorne
sawcye
swy●…
olles
/
it
will
euidentlye
apere
that
youre
wicked
generacyon
hath
done
all
that
and
manye
other
mischeues
more
.
By
these
youre
fylthye
forefathers
and
soche
other
/
hath
this
realme
bene
alwayes
in
most
miserable
captiuite
eyther
of
the
Romanes
or
Danes
/
Saxons
or
Normannes
/
and
now
last
of
all
vndre
the
most
blasphemouse
Behemoth
youre
Romishe
Pope
/
the
great
Antichrist
of
Europa
/
and
most
myghtye
mayntener
of
Sodome
and
Gomorre
/
tyll
God
by
the
stronge
power
of
his
eternall
worde
gaue
oure
noble
kynge
a
clere
victorye
ouer
him
.
How
vnchristenlye
youre
seyd
predecessours
haue
vsed
the
rewlers
of
all
other
Christen
realmes
/
it
were
to
longe
to
wryte
.
I
reaken
it
therfore
hygh
tyme
for
all
those
Christen
princes
/
which
pretende
to
receyue
the
Gospell
of
saluacyon
/
and
accordynglye
after
that
to
lyue
in
mutuall
peace
and
tranquillite
/
for
euer
to
cast
ye
out
of
theyr
preuye
counsels
/
and
utterlye
to
seclude
you
from
all
administracyous
/
tyll
soche
tyme
as
they
fynde
ye
no
longar
wolues
but
faythfull
feaders
/
no
destroyers
but
gentyll
teachers
.
For
as
sainct
Peter
doth
saye
.
i.
Petri.
v.
ye
ought
to
be
no
lordes
ouer
the
people
of
your
dioceses
/
but
examples
of
Christen
mekenesse
.
Who
seeth
not
in
these
dayes
that
you
blodye
bishopp●…s
of
Englande
/
Italie
/
Sicell
/
Fraunce
/
Spayne
/
Portingale
/
Scotlande
/
&
Irelande
be
the
grounde
and
originall
foundacyon
of
all
controuersyes
/
scysmes
/
variaunces
and
marres
betwixt
realme
and
realme
at
this
present
:
As
sure
as
the
lorde
lyueth
it
is
the
subtile
serpent
of
Rome
and
your
wylye
viperouse
generacyon
forth
●…in
ge
from
him
which
hath
sturred
vp
the
fyrst
mouers
therof
/
confedering
them
with
the
Turke
or
great
Barbarossa
/
vtterly
to
destroye
the
Christen
common
welthe
.
As
in
dede
for
youre
cause
and
his
it
was
/
that
the
Frenche
kynge
Frances
fyrst
beganne
that
vngodlye
enterprise
.
ye
fele
it
at
youre
fyngars
endes
that
your
father
is
syke
to
false
/
ye
perseyue
the
daylye
decaye
of
his
false
and
vsurped
power
.
Where
vpon
ye
consydre
your
owne
priuate
powers
/
inordinate
pryde
/
couetousnesse
/
voluptuouse
lyuinge
/
lechere
/
idelnesse
/
tyrannye
/
and
vayne
glorye
to
folowe
sone
after
.
And
that
causeth
you
to
calke
for
his
kyngedome
so
fast
/
to
cloyne
for
his
coblarie
/
and
to
clought
vp
his
olde
cloke
agayne
.
If
ye
speake
ought
agaynst
him
/
it
is
from
the
tethe
and
for
feare
of
the
halter
onlye
.
He
hath
neuer
the
lesse
both
your
hartes
and
good
will
/
and
lacketh
neyther
your
counsell●…or
helpe
preuilye
/
to
the
vttermost
ye
can
do
/
as
apereth
by
youre
daylye
workes
.
Els
coude
he
neuer
contynue
as
he
doth
/
nor
yet
be
so
stronge
as
he
is
.
Wele
/
do
all
that
ye
can
in
the
worlde
to
his
holdinge
vp
/
pece
/
patche
/
cobble
/
clought
/
cloyne
/
calke
/
and
do
the
deuyll
and
all
besydes
/
whan
the
apple
of
iniquite
is
full
type
/
he
will
fall
of
himselfe
and
a
ye
ye
all
no
leaue
.
And
than
will
all
these
youre
labours
be
in
vayne
.
Consydre
fyrst
of
all
both
his
beginninge
and
yours
.
Neuer
came
ye
in
with
your
myters
/
robes
/
&
rynges
by
the
dore
as
ded
the
poore
Apostles
/
but
by
the
wyndowe
vnrequyred
lyke
robbers
/
theues
/
and
manquellers
with
Symon
Magus
/
Marcion
and
Menander
.
Neuer
was
your
proude
Pontificall
power
of
the
heauenlye
fathers
plantynge
/
and
therfore
at
the
last
it
must
vp
by
the
rootes
.
ye
must
in
the
ende
be
destroyed
without
handes
.
Daniel
.
viii
.
Inuisyblye
shall
ye
be
stryken
as
was
the
great
tyraunt
Antiochus
.
ii
.
Mach.
ix
.
With
the
myghtye
breathe
of
Gods
mouthe
which
is
his
worde
inuincyble
/
shall
youre
false
kyngedome
be
consumed
.
ii
.
Thes.
ii
.
and
Heb.
iiii
.
This
reken
I
suffycient
to
declare
you
both
to
God
and
to
manne
most
spyghtfull
trayters
vnto
them
that
will
not
be
wilfullye
blinde
.
Now
to
proue
you
spirituall
theues
to
the
common
people
/
is
the
seconde
part
of
my
purposed
wryting
.
●…arder
nede
we
not
to
seke
for
a
profe
of
this
/
than
youre
owne
open
actes
.
How
longe
haue
ye
kept
the
eternall
testament
of
Christ
vndre
youre
fylthye
fere
from
the
peoples
reading
/
which
is
the
lyuely
foode
of
theyr
soules
:
yea
/
how
manye
innocent
Christen
creaturs
haue
ye
most
cruellye
murthered
/
to
cause
them
to
abhorte
it
:
Not
manye
years
past
ye
brent
a
godlye
woman
at
Couentre
for
hauinge
but
one
chapter
of
sainet
Matthewes
Gospell
/
and
an
other
manne
at
London
for
hauinge
sainct
Ioh●…s
Apoca
lype
/
besydes
that
ye
haue
done
in
other
quarters
els
of
the
realme
.
Some
burned
ye
in
Iohan
W●…ues
tyme
and
after
for
not
allow●…nge
your
pilgrimages
/
some
for
not
beleuynge
your
pardons
/
some
for
not
fa●…ynge
the
frydaye
/
for
not
obseruinge
your
●…ent
/
some
for
youre
purga
torie
/
some
for
youre
images
/
some
for
not
prayinge
to
dead
saynctes
of
youre
makinge
/
some
for
youre
howsell
at
Easter
/
some
for
not
cr●…pinge
to
the
crosse
/
some
for
not
goinge
processyon
/
and
some
for
ho
ly
water
/
and
for
other
vayne
tryfels
of
youre
owne
inuentinge
.
He
that
shall
reade
the
causes
of
the
imprysonmentes
&
deathe
of
ser
Iohan
Balle
/
master
Iohan
Astone
/
Nicolas
Herforde
/
Walter
Britte
/
Laurence
Redenam
/
Dauid
Gotraye
/
Iohan
Ashwarby
/
Robert
●…ygge
/
Walter
Dashe
/
Iohan
Hunteman
/
Wissyam
Swynderby
/
Rychard
With
/
Henry
Crompe
/
Willyam
Iames
/
Thomas
●…ritwell
/
Iohan
Puruey
/
Willyam
Saw●…re
/
Willyam
Thorpe
/
Iohan
Bad●…y
/
Iohan
Claydon
Rycharde
Turmyne
/
ser
Roger
Acton
knyght
/
Iohan
Browne
esquyre
/
Iohan
Beuerlaye
/
set
Iohan
Olde
castell
the
worthye
lorde
Cobham
/
Willyam
Hawlam
/
Rafe
Greenherst
/
The
taylour
of
Worcestre
/
Peter
Clarke
/
Peter
Payne
/
Willyam
taylour
/
Willyam
Whyght
and
Ione
his
wyfe
/
Iohan
Scut
/
Iohan
Fowlyn
/
Willyam
Euerdon
/
Willyam
Caleser
/
Rycharde
●…ownden
/
Thomas
Bagley
/
Willyam
●…aundeuyle
/
Philip
Noris
/
Regnolde
Pecok
Bisshop
of
Chychestre
/
Iohan
Goos
/
futher
Pope
of
Eye
/
and
Peke
of
yppeswych
with
a
great
nombre
more
.
And
no●…o
in
oure
tyme
ye
hyng
Rychard
Honne
in
the
●…ollars
towre
at
mydnyght
for
denyenge
a
chyldes
mortuarye
.
And
the
thre
yonge
menne
in
Sothfolke
/
Robert
kynge
/
Iohan
Debynham
/
and
Nicolas
●…arshe
for
destroyinge
the
fowleydoll
of
●…ouercourt
.
Whye
Wynchestre
hynge
Thomas
Sa●…ye
a
man
lerned
/
in
his
porters
lodge
at
the
Stewes
/
the
cause
is
not
yet
knowen
.
ye
brent
Thomas
Hytton
at
Maydston
for
not
allowynge
the
Pope
/
Thomas
Bylneye
at
Norwych
onlye
for
preachynge
the
Gospell
/
Rychard
Bayfelde
at
London
for
sellynge
newe
testamentes
in
Englishe
/
with
Teukesbery
and
Colyns
/
Willyam
Leton
a
monke
of
eye
for
admittinge
both
kyndes
in
the
sacrament
and
for
not
geuynge
reuerence
to
the
rotten
roode
there
/
George
Baynham
for
purgatorye
and
for
not
allowynge
Thomas
Becket
for
a
saynet
/
Iohan
Frith
and
Iohan
Lambert
for
not
admittynge
youre
purgatorye
also
with
youre
saynctes
prayinge
to
and
youre
pylde
popyshe
masse
/
Willyam
Tyndale
at
Vilforde
in
Braban
for
translatynge
the
scripturs
and
disclosynge
the
slayghtes
of
youre
false
generacyon
/
Robert
Barnes
with
Garade
and
Hierome
for
reprouynge
youre
pestilent
Papistrye
(
for
other
thynges
ye
had
non
to
laye
to
him
whan
he
stode
at
the
stake
demaundynge
for
what
articles
he
shuld
dye
)
Rycharde
Spenser
and
Iohan
Ramsaye
at
Salysburye
/
Rycharde
Mekens
at
London
/
An
thonye
Person
/
Iohan
Testwode
/
&
Iohan
Fenemor
at
Wyndesore
with
a
great
sort
besydes
in
diuers
quarters
of
Englande
for
matters
of
no
wayght
/
but
that
ye
must
styll
be
doynge
youre
kynde
.
To
longe
were
it
farre
to
recite
all
your
mastryes
of
mischefe
/
whom
ye
haue
alwayes
practised
to
defuse
Gods
worde
.
Neuer
were
ye
yet
contented
that
that
sede
of
saluacyon
shuld
fructifye
amonge
the
people
/
but
euermore
ye
haue
stopped
the
swete
blast
therof
/
to
do
the
deuyll
youre
father
a
pleasur
/
Apoc.
vii
.
A
fewe
years
a
go
whan
it
beganne
fyrst
to
flotishe
/
ye
caused
one
Somers
with
serten
other
more
openlye
to
burne
Newe
Testa
mentes
in
the
myddes
of
chepe
at
London
.
And
as
ye
perseyued
that
it
styll
increased
magrye
youre
hartes
vndre
the
auctorite
of
oure
most
worthye
kynge
/
than
roared
you
lyke
rude
rampyon
rauenours
/
than
raged
also
youre
ranke
rable
of
Romishe
ruffelers
in
theyr
syde
swepynge
gownes
/
theyr
shauen
crownes
/
cappes
/
and
typpettes
/
lyke
the
charminge
channters
of
Bell.
Speciallye
wode
Wynchestre
/
lewde
London
/
lurkynge
Lyncolne
/
dreamynge
Dur●…am
/
yorke
without
wytt
/
chatteringe
Chychestre
/
smylynge
Salysburye
/
fleryng
fryer
wattes
/
and
that
double
faced
trayter
Wilson
/
namynge
it
full
of
errours
and
verye
yll
translated
.
Oh
idell
idyotes
and
abhominable
hypocrites
.
Shame
ye
not
at
all
so
euidentlye
to
lye
and
so
boldelye
to
blaspheme
?
Neuer
were
ye
able
as
yet
to
matche
them
whose
iust
labours
ye
reproue
:
&
though
ye
were
/
ye
haue
not
yet
done
it
to
the
pro
fyght
of
other
.
ye
are
those
wilde
swyne
/
lewdeshepardes
/
and
foxes
which
hath
roted
vp
the
lordes
vyne
yearde
.
Psalm.
lxxvii
.
Esa.
iii.
Hier.
xii
.
Can.
ii
.
Neuer
do
you
repare
whan
anye
thynge
is
therin
decayed
/
but
contynuallye
murther
all
them
that
wolde
gladlye
do
it
.
Mat.
xxi
.
Marke
.
xii
.
Luc.
xx
.
In
the
fyrst
chapter
of
Sapience
is
it
mencyo
●…ed
how
terryble
sentences
ye
shall
geu●…
agaynst
youre selues
at
the
latter
daye
.
〈◊〉
hortyble
feare
shall
ye
there
confesse
openlye
that
all
hath
bene
dampnable
f●…lyshnesse
that
ye
haue
gone
abought
/
that
ye
haue
●…rred
from
the
truthe
/
that
ye
haue
bene
wilfullye
ignoraunt
/
that
ye
haue
tyred
your selues
in
the
wayes
of
wickednesse
&
destruccion
/
and
so
forth
.
Before
youre
owne
faces
will
I
yet
laye
more
largelye
your
owne
abhominable
frutes
or
good
workes
as
ye
call
them
/
be
ashamed
of
them
/
yfye
lyst
.
you
mastre
wyncharde
of
Wynchestre
broyled
in
saynet
Georges
felde
beyonde
Sothwarke
one
gyles
a
Ioynar
with
one
of
the
quenes
seruauntes
and
a
paynter
before
fyue
a
clocke
in
the
morninge
/
least
the
common
people
shuld
haue
knowen
your
lewde
legerdemayne
by
theyr
last
confessyons
.
And
you
blodye
Bisshop
boner
ded
murther
a
godlye
yonge
manne
in
Newgate
onlye
for
reading
the
Byble
in
Pau
les
/
whose
lyfe
was
wele
knowen
to
be
vnrebu●…eable
amonge
menne
/
besydes
youre
tyrannouse
handelynge
of
others
for
the
same
/
notwithstandynge
the
kynges
auctorite
.
you
two
blynde
Babylon
braggers
with
youre
oyled
adherentes
made
Alexandre
Seton
a
notable
lerned
manne
most
miserably
to
recent
for
your
false
fre
will
/
Willyam
Tolwyn
for
your
holy
water
makinge
/
Thomas
Becon
for
your
images
/
youre
chastite
/
&
your
satisfaccids
/
Robert
Wisdom
for
your
saintes
veneracion
/
youre
ceremonies
/
&
the
Popes
olde
relygion
/
with
soche
other
.
yet
was
not
youre
frettynge
furye
all
qualyfyed
thus
/
but
styllye
raged
in
your
former
frenesye
not
vnlyke
Pharaoes
ferce
knyghtes
/
and
ones
agayne
ye
bewytched
the
parlement
howse
/
prouokynge
them
most
pestylentlye
to
depryue
the
common
people
all
together
of
the
Byble
readyng
.
Onlye
was
it
than
admitted
to
.
iii.
degrees
of
menne
/
to
gentyll
menne
/
merchandes
/
and
Prestes
/
all
artyfycers
and
menne
of
the
common
sort
clerelye
secluded
/
as
though
God
were
parcyall
/
not
willynge
his
lawes
/
preceptes
/
and
swete
promyses
to
be
knowen
to
poore
menne
to
theyr
soules
saluacyon
.
But
false
and
craftye
are
ye
in
you●…
feates
workynge
/
ye
thought
〈◊〉
lays●…
to
take
〈◊〉
from
them
also
/
myght
〈◊〉
on●…●…me
agay●…
to
you●…
full
swaye
.
These
be
th●…
good
workes
th●…
〈◊〉
boast
so
sore
/
whi●…●…fye
yow
befo●…
youre
God
the
Po●…
〈◊〉
op●…
opera●…
▪
These
are
dedes
of
〈◊〉
erog●…
cy●…/wh●…
with
ye
scoure
you●…
〈◊〉
▪
〈◊〉
so
oft
as
it
pleaseth
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
●…rytes
of
●…oure
satis●…
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
●…eauen
whan
God
is
no●…
a●…
hom●…
▪
Oh
abhomina●…●…eues
and
shamelesse
murtherers
.
If
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
called
a
man●…
lar
which
s●…eeth
th●…
〈◊〉
/
moch●…
rather
he
which
sieeth
〈◊〉
body
▪
and
soul●…
as
youre
generacyon
doth
commonl●…
.
〈◊〉
the
worlde
in
a
maner
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
●…ges
/
and
lawheth
to
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
●…dent
〈◊〉
.
Chri●…
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
the
poore
/
but
blessed
t●…
〈◊〉
all
●…tes
of
peop●…/Mat●…
〈◊〉
.
〈◊〉
.
vi
.
〈◊〉
●…lye
opened
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
Gospell
to
the
poo●…
in
his
owne
per●…
/
but
also
appoynted
the
pore●…
o●…
〈◊〉
●…o
declare
it
vnto
the
poore
after
his
〈◊〉
/
induynge
them
most
largelye
with
hie
sp●…te
from
aboue
Math.
xxviii
.
Marke
.
xvi
.
Luke
.
xxiiii
.
Iohan.
xv
.
Act.
ii
.
He
chose
the
weake
to
confounde
the
s●…onge
and
the
poore
to
deface
the
proude
presumptuouse
.
i.
Cor.
〈◊〉
By
his
p●…eachynge
to
the
poore
as
by
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
/
●…lared
he
as
a
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
his
comminge
in
the
〈◊〉
▪
Math.
xi
.
●…sa
.
lxi
.
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
he
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
●…bbets
〈◊〉
●…youse
g●…ors
to
s●…t
in
consisto●…
/
〈◊〉
/
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
to
the
vttre
〈◊〉
of
〈◊〉
as
〈◊〉
fayhtfully
in
〈◊〉
.
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
is
〈◊〉
to
perseyue
whose
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
.
xxiii
ye
●…ll
〈◊〉
gouer●…
/
as
ded
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
youre
prede●…our
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
●…ero
/
to
●…ee
the
Gos●…
not
the●…
kynge●…
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
Christ
willed
non
to
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
●…o
〈◊〉
fayth
by
compuls●…
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
th●…●…les
to
enforce
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
vnto
.
It
is
not
oure
maner
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
Iames
the
mo●…e
vnto
Herm●…s
to
cause
anye
manne
to
〈◊〉
oure
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
he
●…e
willynge
.
And
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
●…tes
●…ore
cruell
than
the
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
to
pro
fess●…
you●…
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
●…erse
●…yndes
o●…f
deathe
.
Non
leaue
ye
〈◊〉
and
●…ntrobled
/
No
〈◊〉
so
moche
as
the
poore
mynstress
〈◊〉
players
of
interludes
/
but
ye
are
doyn●…
with
them
.
So
longe
as
they
played
〈◊〉
and
sange
bawdye
songes
/
blasphe●…ge
God
and
corruptinge
mennes
consciences
▪
neuer
blamed
them
/
but
were
ve
verye
well
contented
.
But
sens
they
persuaded
the
people
to
worshyp
theyr
Lorde
God
a
ryght
accordinge
to
his
holye
lawes
and
not
yours
/
and
to
acknowledge
Iesus
Christ
for
theyr
onlye
redemer
and
sauer
without
youre
lowsye
legerdemaynes
/
ye
neuer
were
pleased
with
them
/
whan
they
tell
you
as
the
truthe
is
/
that
youre
Romishe
father
hath
played
the
cruell
Antichrist
/
and
●…ou
his
false
phesicyanes
in
holdinge
the
Christen
multitude
so
manye
hondreth
years
in
soche
dampnable
darknesse
of
sprete
without
repentaunce
/
ye
take
it
vnpacientlye
s●…kinge
theyr
destruccion
for
it
.
Neuer
repent
ye
your
many
folde
mischeues
be
they
neuer
so
manifest
/
but
are
alwayes
redye
with
all
ingyns
possyble
to
fall
to
them
agayne
.
ye
are
not
ashamed
that
ye
haue
afore
tyme
depryued
〈◊〉
people
of
all
godlye
knowledge
by
with
holdinge
from
them
the
scripturs
.
But
with
toth
and
nayle
ye
labour
it
afreshe
with
all
craftye
cloyninges
/
to
make
them
both
blynd●…
and
ignoraunt
/
as
I
haue
proued
here
afore
/
〈◊〉
thynke
the
denyls
in
●…ell
are
not
of
a
more
peruerse
mynde
nor
〈◊〉
more
wayes
to
the
soules
destruccion
/
than
you
.
Nether
will
you
entre
into
the
kyngedome
of
Christ
by
a
true
repentaunce
and
fayth
in
his
holye
promises
/
nor
yet
suffre
anye
other
that
wolde
gladlye
do
it
.
But
rather
on
euerye
syde
ye
stoppe
by
the
hygh
wayes
ther
vnto
/
least
they
shuld
beleue
and
so
receyue
saluacyon
.
Nothynge
plesaunt
is
it
vnto
your
lordelye
cares
/
to
heare
that
we
are
iustifyed
by
Christes
onlye
deseruynges
.
Nether
do
ye
thynke
it
greatlye
to
youre
aduauntage
/
that
we
without
youre
lowlye
beggerye
shuld
be
saued
in
his
blood
shedynge
.
Slaunderouslye
report
ye
the
instructours
of
oure
tyme
both
to
preache
and
to
wryte
agaynst
good
workes
not
for
anye
deuocyon
that
you
haue
to
do
them
/
speciallye
yf
the
scripture
hath
commaunded
them
.
But
to
haue
soche
wycked
worke●…
fulfylled
as
youre
fylthye
father
and
you
haue
commaunded
for
youre
owne
pryuate
profyght
and
lucre
/
ye
playe
Pha
rao
/
Cayphas
/
Nero
/
Traianus
/
with
all
tyrauntes
partes
besydes
.
The
fayth
which
is
lyuelye
and
of
value
before
God
can
nomore
be
without
good
workes
/
than
the
clere
sunne
apering
can
be
with
out
bryghtnesse
or
the
burnyng
fyer
with
out
his
naturall
heate
.
That
fayth
which
aryseth
of
the
Gospell
preachynge
/
bryngeth
forth
the
of
the
Gospell
which
are
the
wholsome
frutes
of
the
sprete
/
as
loue
/
gladnesse
/
peace
/
pacience
/
gentylnesse
/
goodnesse
/
longe
sufferynge
/
faythfulnesse
/
mehenesse
/
chastite
/
temperaunce
/
with
soche
other
lyke
.
Galat.
v.
These
good
haue
not
●…ou
to
be
iustifyed
by
/
as
we
se
in
youre
daylye
lyuynge
.
These
be
not
they
therfore
that
ye
take
for
the
good
of
mynys
iustificacion
.
I
wote
/
the
good
workes
that
ye
haue
cassed
vpon
afore
tyme
/
w●…re
the
goyng●…
to
pardons
/
the
se●…ynge
to
ymages
/
the
prayinge
to
dead
saynctes
/
the
takynge
of
holye
water
/
the
hearynge
of
Mattens
and
Masse
without
vnderstandynge
/
the
wearinge
of
bedes
/
the
offerynge
of
candels
,
the
bearynge
of
palmes
and
ashes
/
the
ydell
bestowynge
of
youre
holye
dayes
/
the
commynge
to
confessyon
/
the
crepynge
to
the
crosse
/
the
payenge
to
the
Paschall
/
the
fastynge
of
saynctes
vigils
/
the
prayenge
for
ass
Christen
soules
/
the
buysdynge
of
monasteryes
and
cha●…teryes
/
the
chat
myng●…
of
churches
and
chalyces
/
with
a
thousande
super●…icyons
mo●…
/
for
youre
commodyte
and
aduauntage
.
The
good
workes
that
we
beholde
in
youre
daylye
conuersacyon
/
for
all
youre
bolde
brag●…s
of
good
workes
/
are
but
the
fylthye
frutes
of
the
fleshe
as
say
not
●…oule
doth
call
them
/
for
we
se
nothynge
in
you
b●…
hawty●…sse
/
bayneglorye
/
coue
tousnesse
/
pr●…de
/
hatred
/
malice
/
manniss
lauc●…r
/
banketynges
/
glotonye
/
dronkenesse
/
slow
the
/
sedicyon
/
ydolatrye
/
mytchecrast●…
/
〈◊〉
/
〈◊〉
/
〈◊〉
/
besydes
youre
fylthye
feates
in
the
darke
whan
women
are
not
redye
at
hande
.
What
ye
apere
in
the
syght
of
them
which
haue
no
godlye
vnderstandynge
/
I
can
not
we
le
tell
you
.
But
wele
I
wote
that
ye
seme
vnto
vs
with
youre
iustifyeng
workes
verye
pestilent
ydols
/
as
▪
zacharias
sayth
ye
are
.
zacha.
xi
.
God
requireth
mercye
of
his
true
beleuers
/
and
nether
youre
vnsauerye
sacrifyces
nor
yet
youre
faynt
feble
ceremonies
/
D.
see
.
vi
.
Math.
ix
.
Gal.
iiii
.
Though
we
do
afferme
with
saynct
Ia
mes
/
that
fayth
to
be
ydell
/
dead
/
and
boy
de
which
occupyeth
not
good
workes
soche
as
the
Gospell
prescribeth
/
yet
graunt
we
not
those
good
workes
to
be
anye
part
of
oure
iustificacyon
before
God
/
consyderynge
that
to
reste
alone
in
Christes
good
deseruynges
which
are
ours
onlye
by
fayth
.
Not
for
oure
owne
ryghtouse
workes
(
sayth
sainct
Paul
,
are
we
saued
/
but
by
the
mercye
of
God
through
Iesus
Christ
/
Titum
.
iii.
Non
other
is
oure
vniuersall
ryghteousnesse
before
God
/
(
sayth
the
Prophete
)
than
is
a
fylthye
clo
the
stayned
with
a
womannes
floure●…
.
Esa.
lviiii
.
Semynge
it
is
that
we
become
newemēne
/
Eph.
iiii
.
that
we
be
haue
our selues
as
the
ministers
of
God
/
that
we
walke
in
a
new
Christen
lyfe
after
the
Gospell
.
i.
Thess.
ii
.
that
oure
lyght
apere
afore
men
to
the
glorye
of
God
/
Matthew
.
v.
and
that
we
serue
nomore
synne
from
hence
forth
/
Rom.
vi
.
but
that
oure
daylye
conuersacyon
be
in
heauen
.
Phil.
iii
yet
whan
we
haue
done
all
this
by
the
graciouse
gyft
of
God
/
we
maye
not
ther
vnto
ascribe
anye
part
of
oure
iustificacyon
with
the
Pharise
/
Luke
.
xviii
.
but
saye
with
the
poore
publicane
/
God
be
mercyfull
vnto
me
/
I
am
trulye
an
vnprofytable
seruaunt
/
I
haue
not
done
so
moche
as
my
dewtye
/
Luc.
xvii
.
I
am
not
able
to
thynke
a
good
thought
of
myselfe
/
moche
lesse
than
to
do
a
good
worke
to
my
iustificacyon
.
ii
.
Cor.
iii.
Thus
do
we
not
condempne
good
workes
/
as
you
lyke
false
lyars
report
vs
/
but
we
allowe
them
most
hyghlye
/
as
they
aryse
of
the
Gospell
and
not
of
youre
beggerly
tradicions
/
and
so
teache
we
them
in
theyr
ryght
kynde
.
Though
youre
forefathers
in
all
ages
sens
theyr
begynnynge
hath
murmured
agaynst
the
verite
/
yet
raged
they
neuer
so
vnreasonable
as
you
do
/
nether
sought
they
so
cruell
kyndes
of
death
for
the
seruauntes
of
God
.
What
the
cause
shuld
be
of
this
youre
frantyk
furye
/
it
is
easye
to
coniecture
/
youre
water
is
seane
now
a
dayes
/
youre
sycknesse
is
knowen
/
and
youre
longinge
perseyued
.
We
se
now
what
ye
are
both
within
and
without
.
It
hath
pleased
our
eternall
God
in
this
latter
tyme
/
by
his
despysed
disciples
to
manifest
the
great
Antichrist
to
the
vniuersall
worlde
/
of
whom
your
Pope
is
the
head
and
you
his
malignaunt
members
.
No
longar
are
ye
lyke
with
youre
abhominacyons
to
syt
in
the
holye
place
/
in
the
temple
of
God
/
in
the
secrete
consciences
of
menne
.
Matthew
.
xxiiii
.
i.
Corinth
.
iii.
ii
.
Thess.
ii
.
But
as
vnlawfull
●…yars
and
sellars
/
robbers
and
theues
/
ydolaters
and
murthers
/
to
be
dryuen
out
with
whyppes
/
Iohan.
ii
.
Luc.
xix
.
Mar.
xi
.
Math.
xxi
.
This
is
the
onlye
cause
of
youre
blusterynge
and
blowynge
/
youre
roaringe
and
ragynge
/
youre
impresonynge
and
but●…ynge
of
the
seyd
godlye
ministers
/
be
they
wryters
or
preachers
/
players
or
syngers
.
Neuer
the
lesse
youre
terrible
turmoylyng
yet
taketh
the
verite
effecte
in
them
whom
God
hath
appoynted
.
My
worde
(
sayth
the
Lorde
)
shall
not
turne
agayne
voyde
/
but
accomplysshe
my
mynde
and
prospere
in
them
whom
I
sent
it
vnto
.
Esa.
lv
.
Agaynst
youre selues
worke
ye
in
youre
daylye
doyinges
/
yet
perseyue
ye
it
not
.
In
the
sharpe
shedynge
of
ryghtouse
blood
/
or
burninge
whether
ye
will
/
haue
those
thynges
bene
opened
/
whom
ye
haue
most
coueted
to
be
hydde
from
all
knowledge
.
As
youre
pardons
and
purga
torye
to
be
of
non
effect
/
youre
pilgrymages
and
other
peltrycs
to
be
of
no
value
.
An other
thynge
there
is
that
ye
set
most
by
/
which
must
awaye
also
/
though
it
cost
blood
in
habunda●…ce
as
I
thynke
it
wist
.
And
that
is
your
abhominable
masse
/
by
so
manye
pestilent
Popes
diuised
/
which
were
both
peruerters
&
poysoners
/
sorcerers
&
stynkynge
Sodomit●…s
.
By
that
is
the
gloriouse
supper
of
the
Lorde
which
was
his
owne
institucyon
most
blasphemouslye
bl●…myshed
and
brought
cleane
out
of
knowlege
in
the
Christen
churche
.
For
a
contynuall
remembrance
of
Christes
death
in
his
congregacyon
was
that
heauenly
supper
fyrst
ordayned
/
and
for
a
vniuersall
thankes
geuynge
for
the
most
frutefull
benefyght
of
the
same
.
In
that
sacred
supper
are
the
mutuall
members
of
Christes
mysticall
bodye
there
gathered
/
perfygh●…lye
●…nyt
togyther
to
theyr
head
with
the
Ioyntes
of
fayth
and
sy●…nowes
of
loue
/
where
as
it
is
trulye
ministred
.
In
youre
Popishe
Masse
was
neuer
yet
soche
godlye
ordre
.
Nether
is
the
Lordes
death
to
vnderstandyng
preached
/
nor
yet
his
bodye
and
blood
frute
fullye
therein
receyued
.
Nether
are
the
hearers
therof
persuaded
to
contynuall
thankes
geuynge
/
nor
yet
Christenlye
exhorted
to
a
mutuall
loue
and
concorde
.
But
of
the
denowtest
that
cometh
to
that
Masse
of
yours
one
disdayneth
an
other
/
one
hateth
an
other
/
one
troubleth
an
other
/
one
robbeth
an
other
/
one
goeth
to
lawe
with
another
/
one
defyleth
an
others
wyfe
/
yea
somtyme
/
one
sleyth
an
other
/
besydes
the
abhominable
sorceryes
/
sacryleges
/
supersticyons
/
and
ydolatryes
which
are
therein
daylye
commytted
.
For
therin
ye
offre
to
be
worshypped
of
the
people
/
a
signe
for
a
sa●…
/
and
that
hath
bene
made
by
a
synnefull
mannys
handes
for
oure
eternall
lyuynge
God
.
Thus
yow
most
execrable
Antichristes
haue
brought
them
from
the
true
worshyppynge
of
God
/
to
the
worshyppynge
of
breade
and
wyne
/
two
false
Goddes
/
(
as
they
are
vsed
)
of
youre
Romyshe
fathers
appoyntynge
.
Neuer
commaunded
Christ
his
wordes
to
be
preached
to
breade
and
to
wyne
which
are
but
dead
thynges
/
but
to
soche
people
as
had
fayth
to
beleue
them
and
to
folowe
them
●…he
badde
the
faythfull
receyuers
of
his
holye
supper
to
take
the
breade
and
to
eate
it
/
but
neuer
to
knele
to
it
and
to
worshyp
it
:
That
odyouse
obseruacyon
was
added
therunto
by
youre
Pope
sens
sathan
was
set
at
large
after
his
thousande
years
inpresonment
/
Apocalyp
.
xx
.
Not
without
the
perpetuall
curse
of
God
/
Deut.
xii
.
Apocalyp
.
xxii
.
The
eternall
testament
of
God
wherin
Christ
is
contayned
both
reallye
and
substanciallye
/
ye
neuer
holde
vp
to
be
worshypped
/
though
ye
fatche
from
thens
the
wordes
that
ye
occupye
/
for
that
were
nothynge
for
youre
commodite
.
Most
commonlye
is
that
office
done
by
an
vnlerned
luske
/
a
blynde
bussarde
/
an
assehead
an
idiote
/
an
whoremonger
/
a
dronkarde
/
a
bellygod
/
traytour
/
a
Sodomite
/
a
tyraunte
/
an
vnfaythfull
Papist
/
and
the
most
knaue
in
a
towne
.
yea
/
somtyme
from
the
vometyng
of
his
vndygested
supper
/
or
els
from
the
fylthye
occupyenge
of
an
harlot
/
he
cometh
strayght
to
the
aultre
to
do
it
/
yet
must
it
be
thought
a
sacrifice
of
no
lesse
value
and
strength
/
than
that
Christ
himselfe
offred
vpon
the
crosse
.
And
he
that
will
not
so
beleue
it
/
shall
be
burned
for
an
her
etique
.
Oh
abhominable
scorners
and
theues
/
which
practyse
nothynge
els
but
the
vttre
desiruccyon
of
soule
.
If
anye
thynge
vndre
the
heauens
hath
nede
of
reforma
macyon
/
lete
them
thynke
this
to
be
one
which
myndeth
anye
godlynesse
/
for
neuer
ded
cruell
Pharao
holde
the
people
of
Israel
in
so
wycked
a
captiuite
/
as
doth
this
supersticiouse
sort
of
ydest
Sodomites
the
most
derelye
redemed
heritage
of
the
Lorde
.
If
they
be
no
spirituall
theues
sowle
murtherers
/
heretiques
/
scysmatiques
/
churche
robbers
/
rebelles
/
and
traytours
to
God
&
to
manne
/
wher
are
anye
to
be
loked
for
in
all
the
worlde
:
An
other
thynge
yet
there
is
which
causeth
me
sore
to
lament
/
the
inconuenyencyes
there
vpon
consydered
.
And
that
is
this
.
Although
the
scripturs
/
cronicles
/
canons
/
constitucions
/
counsels
/
and
priuate
historyes
with
youre
manifest
actes
in
oure
tyme
/
doth
declare
youre
forefathers
/
and
you
soche
heretiques
/
thenes
/
&
traytours
to
the
Christen
common
wilthes
as
hath
not
bene
vpon
the
earth
but
you
/
yet
are
ye
styll
taken
into
the
preuye
counsels
both
of
Emprour
and
kynge
.
But
what
a
plage
it
is
or
miserable
yoke
to
that
Christen
realme
where
as
you
beare
the
swynge
/
I
thynke
it
trulye
vnspeakable
though
it
be
not
seane
.
Oh
eternall
father
for
thy
infinite
mercyes
sake
/
graciouslye
graunt
thy
moste
faythfull
seruaunt
kynge
Henry
of
Englande
oure
most
worthye
souerayne
lorde
and
gouernour
vndre
the
/
clerelye
to
cast
out
of
his
preuye
counsell
house
these
lecherouse
locustes
of
Egypte
and
daylye
vpholders
of
Sodome
and
Gomor
/
the
Popes
cruell
cattell
tokened
with
hys
owne
propre
marke
/
to
the
vniuersall
helthe
of
his
people
/
as
thou
hast
now
constitute
him
an
whole
complete
kynge
and
the
fyrst
sens
the
conquest
.
For
neuer
shall
he
haue
of
them
/
but
disseytfull
workemêne
and
hollowe
hatted
gentylmenne
.
And
not
onlye
that
good
lorde
but
also
to
depryue
them
of
there
vsurped
auctorite
and
power
restorynge
agayne
therunto
his
temporall
magistrates
whom
theyr
proude
Pope
hath
hytherto
most
tyrannouslye
therof
●…yryued
.
Finallye
to
take
from
them
theyr
inordinate
pompe
and
●…yches
and
more
godlye
to
bestowe
them
/
that
is
to
saye
/
to
the
ayde
of
his
pouerte
and
maynte●…aunce
of
his
common
welthe
.
●…s
for
an
example
the
noble
Germaynes
hath
gracyouslye
done
before
him
/
makynge
of
they●…
monasteryes
/
nonnes
/
couentes
/
and
fryers
houses
/
scoles
of
Christen
sernynge
/
hospitalles
for
sycke
people
/
and
conuenient
dwellynge
places
for
the
impotent
/
poore
/
and
aged
/
●…eseruynge
the
reest
of
the
lan
des
and
goodes
to
the
mayntenaunce
of
theyr
cyte●…s
and
contrees
/
which
godlye
distribucyon
is
moche
commended
all
Chr●…
stendome
ouer
where
as
it
is
throughlye
knowen
.
Notvnknowen
is
it
to
these
pom
pouse
prelates
/
that
whan
those
landes
and
goodes
were
fyrst
delyuered
vnto
theyr
predecessours
/
it
was
not
to
the
intent
that
they
shuld
become
possessours
or
lordes
of
them
/
but
faythfull
disposa●…s
to
the
vse
of
the
weake
and
nedye
/
that
Christ
myght
so
be
harbored
/
norryshed
/
couered
/
fedde
/
and
visited
in
his
disseased
members
/
as
will
be
required
at
the
latter
daye
.
But
whom
haue
you
harboured
ye
beast
lye
bellygoddes
whom
haue
you
visited
and
feddesens
ye
haue
become●…
of
lowlye
preachers
mytred
modye
ydols
:
Not
the
sore
and
sy●…
/
the
impotent
and
same
,
the
fatherlesse
and
motherlesse
/
nor
him
that
hath
b●…
decay●…d
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
/
or
throwne
in
stronge
pr●…son
for
the
verite
.
No
/
but
great
lordes
and
sadyes
/
ler●…ed
menne
and
●…owte
sawers
/
gentylmenne
/
great
doctours
/
〈◊〉
so●…he
as
hath
fat
ben●…fices
/
with
a
●…nde
of
bolde
brag
gets
or
blasphemouse
swearers
abought
ye
/
to
wayte
vpon
youre
tabl●…s
/
to
holde
vp
your
tayles
in
the
s●…rete
/
to
kepe
youre
houndes
and
horses
/
and
to
conueye
you
in
the
darke
a
pece
for
youre
pleasur
.
And
this
do
ye
for
two
specyast
causes
/
one
is
this
/
for
so
moche
as
your●…
selues
are
becomen
great
fordes
/
ye
must
nedes
haue
lordelye
companyons
somwhat
lyke
youreselues
.
Peter
/
Iames
/
&
Iohan
/
with
the
other
dis●…ples
of
Christ
(
whose
succe●…yon
ye
bo●…
youreselues
to
be
were
now
no
mete●…●…hyp
for
you
.
Neuer
were
they
yet
in
so●…he
hygh
auctorite
as
you
be
in
now
.
●…ther
had
they
here
anye
soche
prche●…
of
p●…acye
as
to
be
called
my
●…tyouse
●…egne
of
couetousnesse
that
he
lest
behynde
him
vpon
the
hygh
moūtay●…
.
Math.
iiii
.
I
thynke
not
the
cōt●…arye
but
you
s●…tdye
struggelers
will
somwhat
s●…le
at
this
wy
homelye
wrytynge
/
yet
shall
not
that
make
me
to
l●…aue
of
/
consyd●…ynge
that
Christ
hath
promysed
.
●…uce
xix
.
that
though
we
shuld
holde
our
peace
and
neyther
write
nor
speake
ageynst
you
in
these
lattre
dayes
/
so
hydynge
his
talent
vndre
the
grounde
/
yet
mold●…
the
domme
stones
do
it
agaynst
youre
ydolatrouse
generation
.
In
vayne
therfor
haue
ye
made
it
deathe
to
impugne
your
mysche●…s
.
Trulye
we
can
non
otherwyse
chose
but
in
the
power
of
that
sprete
which
he
hath
geuen
vs
boldelye
to
replye
ageynst
your
fylt●…ye
father
Anticrist
and
yow
/
though
ye
shuld
ther
vpon
make
a
thowsande
deathes
more
.
And
I
do
not
doubt
it
but
in
processe
of
tyme
we
shall
in
the
same
sprite
and
worde
clerelye
ouerthrowe
that
fleshl●…e
ch●…●…he
of
his
/
so
that
there
shall
nomore
ther
of
apere
/
than
now
doth
of
the
carnall
synagoge
of
the
Iewes
.
The
more
cruell
actes
ye
make
against
vs
/
the
more
ernest
are
we
and
will
be
/
ty●…
we
haue
weded
ye
whollye
out
of
the
lordes
vyneya●…de
.
your
holye
bretherne
and
systerne
the
monkes
/
f●…ytes
/
chanons
/
and
nonnes
/
with
your
h●…s
pylgrymes
/
and
perdoners
be
gone
forth
afore
yow
/
thynke
not
but
your selues
shall
folowe
with
your
myters
/
shauen
crownes
/
and
longe
ryppetes
arysynge
out
of
the
same
soyle
.
For
Rome
that
ryall
cyte
was
the
orygynall
mother
to
ye
both
.
●…omore
are
yow
in
your
proude
paynted
relygyon
of
the
heauenlye
fathers
plantynge
/
than
were
they
in
ther
I
dell
I
pocresye
.
And
therfor
ye
must
vp
by
the
rootes
with
your
pompouse
palaces
/
proude
prebendes
/
chapels
/
&
chaunteryes
.
The
gre●…
sale
of
your
m●…rytes
and
holye
whoryshe
workes
shall
not
be
able
to
vpholde
yow
.
As
the
lorde
hath
geuen
it
to
owr
most
worthy
kinge
by
the
strengthe
of
hys
worde
to
destroye
that
ranke
●…able
of
Romystes
so
will
he
gra●…t
him
to
sub
due
you
al
so
that
cruell
captaynes
●…d
shorne
forcerers
of
that
sodomytycall
kyngedome
as
yet
left
behynde
/
to
make
perfyght
the
worke
that
he
hath
begon
/
that
ye
do
not
herafter
so
wyckedlye
abuse
hy●…
successyon
/
as
ye
haue
afore
tyme
his
most
noble
pro
genytours
.
I
faythfullye
beleue
yt
/
that
both
Achitofel
&
Haman
shall
haue
ther
iust
plages
/
ere
his
grace
geue
place
vnto
nature
/
as
all
menne
must
dye
.
ii
.
Reg.
xvii
.
Hester
.
vii
.
If
it
shuld
be
otherwise
(
as
the
lorde
forbydde
both
prynce
Edwarde
and
the
whole
realm
b●…syde
shuld
be
in
most
d●…e
daunger
.
For
though
ye
playe
now
dyogenes
flyes
and
whysper
plesauntlye
in
the
e●…re
/
yet
will
ye
hysse
cruelly
lyke
s●…
pentes
throwynge
forthe
your
venim
wh●…
ye
shall
se
your
tyme
/
accordynge
to
your
subtyle
and
vngentyll
nature
.
Though
the
mermaydes
songe
be
swete
/
yet
ys
yt
full
of
payson
(
as
are
also
your
honyed
thetoryckes
)
&
leadeth
them
vnto
deathe
whych
geueth
them
therof
the
h●…arynge
.
〈◊〉
uer
is
Gnato
vnrydie
which
his
fayre
flatte
ringe
feates
/
to
brynge
his
false
matter●…
to
passe
where
as
he
fynde
yt
chynge
●…res
.
Were
it
not
for
fayre
speche
in
hypocresye
/
Sathan
shuld
neuer
apere
the
gloryouse
〈◊〉
of
lyght
/
to
the
daylye
perfour
maunce
of
all
hys
mastryes
of
myschefe
.
What
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
decayes
hath
chaunc●…d
to
all
Chri●…n
●…gyons
and
ther
rulers
for
geuynge
swyft
credyte
to
the
fleryng●…
flatteryes
of
your
babylonyshe
brode
/
yt
were
verye
moche
to
write
.
It
shall
be
therfor
necessarye
for
our
most
worthye
kynge
/
to
loke
vpon
yow
intyme
/
and
both
to
demynyshe
your
auctoryte
and
ryches
leas●…
ye
here
af●…er
put
all
his
godlye
enterpryses
in
hasarde
.
For
nothynge
els
can
ye
do
of
your
spiritual
nature
but
worke
daylye
mysch●…ues
.
As
wele
maye
ye
be
spared
in
the
common
welthe
/
as
maye
kytes
/
crowes
/
and
bussardes
/
polcattes
wesels
/
and
rattes
/
otters
/
wolues
and
foxes
/
bodye
lyce
/
flees
/
and
fleshe
〈◊〉
with
other
deuowrynge
and
noyfull
vermyne
.
For
as
vnprofytable
are
ye
vnto
it
as
they
/
and
as
lyttle
haue
ye
of
the
worde
of
God
to
vpholde
yow
in
those
vayne
offyces
of
papystrye
as
they
.
This
vncommodiouse
commodite
hath
Englande
had
of
you
alwayes
whan
ye
haue
bene
of
the
kynges
preuye
counsell
/
and
I
thynke
hath
now
at
this
present
houre
.
That
whan
so
euer
anye
godlye
enterpryse
is
there
in
doying
/
be
it
neuer
so
preuylye
handeled
/
yet
shall
the
Popishe
prelates
of
Italie
/
Spayne
/
Fraunc●…
/
Flaunders
/
and
Scotlande
haue
sure
knowledge
therof
by
youre
secrete
massengers
/
and
you
agayne
theyr
craftye
con
passynges
to
deface
it
yf
it
maye
be
.
Nether
shall
those
realmes
contynue
longe
after
without
warre
/
speciallye
yf
an
ernest
reformacyon
of
youre
shamefull
abuses
be
sought
there
.
And
neuer
shall
the
originall
grounde
of
that
warre
be
knowen
/
but
other
causes
shall
be
layde
to
colour
it
with
/
as
that
the
kynge
seketh
his
ryght
/
his
princelye
honour
/
the
maynte●…aunce
of
his
tytles
/
or
the
realmes
common
welthe
/
beynge
nothynge
lesse
in
the
ende
/
but
an
vpholdynge
of
you
in
youre
myscheues
.
So
longe
as
you
shall
beare
rule
in
the
parlament
house
/
the
Gospell
shall
be
kepte
vndre
and
Christ
persecuted
in
his
faythfull
members
.
So
that
n●…
godlye
actes
shall
come
out
from
thens
to
the
glorie
of
God
and
Christen
common
welthe
/
but
you
shall
so
sawce
them
with
your
Romishe
sorceryes
/
that
they
shall
at
all
tymes
be
redye
to
serue
youre
turne
.
Although
the
kynges
maieste
hath
permytted
vs
the
scripturs
/
yet
must
the
true
ministers
therof
at
youre
most
cruell
appoyntment
eyther
suffre
most
tyrannouse
death
/
or
els
with
mouthe
openlye
denye
Christes
verite
which
is
moche
worse
than
the
death
.
For
where
as
he
which
mannefullye
suffreth
/
declareth
himselfe
an
able
wytnesse
of
the
lorde
/
he
that
cowardlye
recanteth
sheweth
himselfe
to
be
but
a
faynt
harted
hypocrite
/
throwynge
himselfe
whollye
vndre
Antichristes
yoke
agayne
.
Thus
geue
ye
strength
to
his
lawes
and
norryshe
vp
his
kyngedome
/
whom
ye
saye
with
youre
lyppes
that
ye
haue
refused
/
youre
pestilent
Pope
of
Rome
.
ye
playe
altogether
hyck
scorner
vndre
the
fygure
of
Ironia
.
That
ye
saye
ye
hate
ye
loue
/
&
that
ye
saye
ye
loue
ye
hate
.
Lete
all
faythfull
menne
be
ware
of
soche
double
daye
dremers
and
hollowe
harted
trayters
/
and
thynke
where
as
they
beare
the
rewle
/
nothynge
shall
come
ryghtlye
forewarde
nether
in
fayth
nor
common
welth
.
Neuer
fynde
these
tyraūt●…
of
Sodome
anye
place
to
repentaunce
for
theyr
contynuall
murtherynge
of
Christ
in
his
faythfull
members
/
but
more
and
more
they
synne
agaynst
knowledge
blasphemynge
the
holye
ghost
/
to
brynge
vpon
themselues
the
more
swyft
dam
nacyon
.
And
as
concernynge
theyr
princes
/
alwayes
are
they
at
this
craftye
poynt
with
them
/
to
folowe
theyr
myndes
outwardlye
for
the
tyme
/
for
of
all
menne
lyunge
they
are
euer
the
mosilsubtyle
obseruers
of
tyme
.
But
be
sure
of
this
ones
/
that
what
countenaunces
so
euer
they
shewe
before
them
with
lowlye
sowtynge
and
duckynge
downe
to
the
grounde
,
yet
●…ane
they
,
all
that
waye
which
maketh
most
to
ther
vpholdynge
in
the
vayne
gloriouse
and
〈◊〉
regne
of
Antichrist
,
whether
it
be
with
the
Frenche
kynge
/
the
Turke
/
or
the
Emprour
.
As
now
at
this
present
tyme
/
speake
they
neuer
so
fayre
/
loke
they
neuer
so
demu●…
shewe
they
neuer
so
wyse
polecyes
/
or
prouyde
they
neuer
so
ware●…ye
for
the
kynges
hoos●…
in
bakynge
/
bruynge
/
broylynge
/
gryndynge
/
seasonynge
/
saltynge
/
sowsynge
/
and
sethyng
/
yet
hath
the
Frenche
kynge
theyr
inwarde
hartes
for
the
great
good
will
he
beareth
to
theyr
Romyshe
father
.
yea
/
although
the
kynges
grace
and
the
Emprours
maieste
be
now
ioyntlye
ioyned
fryndes
parauenture
not
without
theyr
procurement
also
for
an
other
purpose
of
theyrs
/
as
to
stoppe
a
generall
counsell
wherin
they
doubt
theyr
vttre
fall
)
yet
shall
they
not
longe
so
contynue
/
yf
they
by
anye
other
false
polecye
maye
altre
it
/
as
I
hope
it
shall
neuer
lye
in
theyr
wycked
power
to
do
it
.
These
haue
bene
alwayes
theyr
common
practyses
/
as
they
haue
seane
theyr
matters
in
daunger
.
And
therfore
they
are
now
least
of
all
to
be
trusted
/
consyderyng
that
at
this
present
they
are
in
most
daunger
of
all
.
If
this
generall
warre
set
them
not
vp
agayne
/
they
are
neuer
lyke
to
go
forwarde
.
And
therfore
hardelye
they
worke
now
a
tawnte
for
the
vpholdynge
of
theyr
kyngedome
/
take
heade
to
theyr
handes
who
shall
/
yea
and
parauenture
to
some
of
theyr
fete
yf
God
be
theyr
good
lorde
.
What
other
workes
can
come
from
the
deuyls
workynge
toles
/
than
cometh
from
the
handes
of
his
owne
malyngnaunt
myschefe
:
who
can
denye
these
Bysshoppes
and
Prestes
to
be
the
instrumentes
of
sathan
/
vnderstandynge
the
scripturs
and
beholdynge
theyr
daylye
doyinges
:
Onlye
persecute
they
simple
menne
vnto
death
for
beleuynge
in
Christ
/
and
neuer
for
the
great
ab
hominacyons
of
ydolatrye
and
supersticyon
.
Onlye
are
they
great
enemyes
to
maryage
which
is
holye
/
and
neuer
to
the
stynkynge
Sodom●…trye
that
is
daylye
vsed
amonge
them
.
No
/
of
that
they
haue
set
vp
an
ydos●…
amonge
themselues
/
callynge
it
holye
virginite
and
the
vowed
〈◊〉
ite
of
prosses
yea
/
they
haue
so
bewytched
the
parliament
house
/
that
it
must
be
honoured
of
all
Englande
vndre
pay●…
of
death
though
it
be
the
mo●…
fylthye
frute
of
〈◊〉
that
euer
yet
y●…ued
from
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
ye
there
can
be
a
gr●…
plage
to
a
Christen
realme
/
than
to
haue
suche
goo●…
lye
fathers
of
the
kyn
g●…
preuye
counsell
:
If
wyse
menne
do
iudge
it
anye
other
than
a
iust
plage
for
oure
synne
and
a
yoke
layed
vpon
vs
for
o●…
vnreuerent
receyuinge
of
that
heauenlye
treasure
the
eternall
testament
of
Christ
/
to
haue
soche
hypocrites
/
theues
/
&
trayters
to
regne
ouer
vs
/
trulye
they
iudge
not
a
ryght
.
If
we
wolde
〈◊〉
therfore
repent
oure
former
lyuynge
/
and
vnfaynedlye
turne
vnto
oure
euer
lyuyng
God
/
as
we
fynde
in
that
testament
/
I
wolde
not
doubt
yt
to
I
●…parde
both
my
bodye
and
soule
/
that
we
shuld
in
short
space
be
delyuered
of
this
Romisshe
vermyne
rysynge
out
of
the
pyt
bottomlesse
/
Apocalyp
.
ix
.
which
eateth
vp
all
that
is
grene
vpon
earth
or
that
hath
taken
anye
strengthe
of
the
lyuynge
worde
of
the
Lorde
.
For
the
hart
of
a
kyng
is
alwayes
in
the
handes
of
God
and
at
his
pleasure
he
maye
euermore
turne
it
/
Prou.
xxi
.
Take
me
not
here
that
I
condempne
anye
Bysshoppe
or
Prest
that
is
godlye
/
doynge
those
holye
offices
that
the
scripture
hath
commaunded
them
/
as
preachynge
the
Gospell
/
prouydynge
for
the
poore
/
and
ministrynge
the
sacramentes
ryghte
.
But
agaynste
those
bloodye
botchers
that
murther
vp
Gods
people
/
and
make
daylye
hauock
of
Christes
congregacyon
/
to
maynteyne
the
Iewes
ceremonyes
and
the
Paganes
supersticyons
in
the
Christen
churche
.
These
are
not
Byshoppes
but
byteshepes
/
tyrauntes
/
tormentours
/
termaga●…tes
/
and
the
deuyls
slaughter
menne
.
Christ
lest
no
soche
disciples
behynde
him
to
syt
with
cruell
Cayphas
at
the
sessyons
vpon
lyfe
and
deathe
of
his
innocent
members
.
But
soche
〈◊〉
in
pouerte
preached
the
Gospell
/
rebukyng
the
wycked
worlde
for
ydolatrye
/
hypocresye
/
and
false
doctryne
/
called
synne
/
ryghtousnesse
/
and
iudgement
in
the.
xvi
.
Chaptre
of
Iohan.
Episcopus
is
as
moche
to
saye
as
a
superintendent
or
an
ouers●…ar
/
whose
offyce
was
in
the
prymatyue
Churche
purelye
to
instructe
the
multitude
in
the
wayes
of
God
/
and
to
se
that
they
were
not
beastlye
ignoraunt
in
the
holye
scriptures
as
the
most
part
of
them
are
now
a
dayes
.
Pres●…iter
is
as
moche
to
saye
as
a
seuyour
or
elder
/
whose
office
was
also
in
godlye
doctryne
and
examples
of
lyuynge
to
gyde
the
Christen
congregacyon
/
and
to
suffre
no
maner
of
supersticyon
of
Iewe
nor
gentyle
to
regne
amonge
them
.
And
these
two
offyces
were
all
one
in
those
dayes
/
and
commonlye
executed
of
one
seuerall
persone
.
They
which
than
were
appoynted
to
these
spirituall
offyces
ded
nothynge
els
but
onlye
preache
and
teache
the
Gospell
hauynge
assistent
vnto
them
other
inferyour
offycers
called
D●…akons
to
ministre
the
sacramentes
than
vsed
/
and
to
prouyde
for
the
poore
/
the
dyseased
/
and
aged
/
●…cto
.
vi
.
Christ
sent
not
me
forth
(
say●…
)
〈◊〉
Paule●…
to
baptyse
/
but
to
preac●…
the
Gospell
or
glad
tydyng●…
of
saluacyon
in
his
death
and
resurreccyon
i.
Corinth
.
i.
Roma.
iiii
.
No
godlye
manne
can
dispyse
these
offyces
/
nether
yet
condempne
those
that
trulye
execute
them
.
Not
onlye
are
they
worthy
to
haue
a
competent
lyuynge
.
i.
Cor.
ix
.
but
also
double
honour
after
the
doctrine
of
saynt
Paul●…
.
i.
Timoth.
v.
But
from
inordinate
excesse
of
ryches
ought
they
of
all
menne
to
be
sequestred
/
consyderynge
that
the
most
wycked
nature
of
Mammon
is
alwayes
to
corrupt
/
yea
/
the
verye
elect
yf
God
were
not
the
more
mercyfull
.
And
that
caused
Christ
oure
sauer
to
saye
vnto
his
Apostles
/
ye
can
not
serue
God
and
Mammon
.
Matth.
vi
.
which
myght
be
an
admonyshment
to
oure
lordelye
Bishoppes
whan
they
be
in
theyr
wordlye
pompe
/
that
they
are
not
Gods
seruauntes
/
beleued
they
his
sayenges
as
they
do
nothynge
lesse
.
I
can
not
thynke
that
anye
Christen
Bysshop
or
Prest
will
be
offended
with
ought
that
I
haue
written
here
/
but
rather
preferre
it
to
theyr
power
/
seyinge
it
maketh
nothynge
agaynst
them
/
sekynge
Gods
glorye
and
not
theyr
owne
.
And
as
for
the
Romyshe
Popes
ydols
/
the
better
it
will
beiudged
of
all
Christen
beleuers
yf
they
do
spattle
agaynst
it
.
My
conscience
doth
geue
me
that
I
haue
herin
folowed
the
example
of
Christ
.
For
lyke
as
he
laboured
by
his
daylye
preachynge
to
deface
the
great
opinyon
that
the
people
had
of
〈◊〉
Pharis●…s
and
false
Bysshoppes
▪
&
to
p●…ace
Iohan
Baptist
and
Peter
in
th●…yr
romes
/
Matthew
.
xi
.
●…uc
.
x.
So
do
I
here
to
my
simple
porcyon
that
the
Popes
Presies
and
Prelates
shuld
no
longar
occupye
the
consciens
of
menne
with
theyr
beggerlye
dead
baggage
aboue
the
eternall
God
and
his
lyuyng
worde
.
ii
.
Thessal
.
ii
.
Daniel
.
ii
.
The
which
in
the
zele
of
his
onlye
verite
/
I
desyre
that
lorde
of
his
bottomlesse
mercye
and
for
his
sonne
Iesus
sake
/
shortlye
to
perfourne
to
the
iust
expectacyon
of
his
elect
flocke
.
Fynallye
with
hart
I
desyre
/
that
those
enemyes
of
the
truthe
be
no
longar
geuen
ouer
of
God
and
so
left
to
themselues
/
but
that
they
maye
fynde
some
iust
waye
to
repentaunce
/
and
so
from
henceforth
to
maynteyne
the
pure
lawes
of
Christ
/
as
they
haue
in
tymes
past
the
most
fylthye
tradicyons
of
Antichrist
.
So
be
it
.
☞
Written
from
Basyle
a
cyte
of
the
〈◊〉
by
me
Henrye
Stasbrydge
in
the
yeare
from
Christes
incarnacyon
.
1544.
and
the
fyrst
daye
of
August
.