The
description
of
the
Monster
.
POpe
Sixtus
,
one
of
the
most
shamlesse
strumpets
of
all
her
whoorish
predecessors
,
beginning
her
raigne
in
the
yeare
of
our
saluation
1585
,
and
séeing
her
dignitie
and
reuenewes
so
farre
inferiour
to
most
Popes
in
time
past
,
Poland
that
brooketh
no
successour
by
issue
,
by
election
,
I
feare
,
may
admit
some
Lutheran
,
and
then
all
hope
of
succor
from
thence
were
cleane
cut
off
.
The
Russies
and
Muscouites
,
howbeit
they
maintaine
some
of
our
superstitions
,
yet
how
slenderly
they
accompt
of
vs
,
it
is
al
too
wel
knowne
,
and
how
soone
they
will
quite
reiect
vs
,
who
can
tell
?
And
in
the
meane
time
,
what
by
the
farre
distance
of
the
way
,
and
by
the
little
respect
they
haue
vnto
vs
,
wée
haue
no
cause
to
trust
to
their
aide
.
England
,
whom
with
her
Quéene
,
our
predecessors
haue
so
long
and
déepely
cursed
,
that
there
hath
bin
no
malediction
against
her
and
hirs
left
vnpronounced
,
flourisheth
nowe
more
then
euer
,
neyther
hath
Pius
Quintus
and
Gregorie
,
both
of
famous
memorie
,
notwitstanding
all
their
costs
and
charges
,
bin
able
to
hatch
so
many
English
Seminaries
,
to
infect
that
Countrie
:
but
those
Vniuersities
of
Cambridge
and
Oxforde
,
so
vnhappily
for
vs
,
maintained
by
that
accursed
Quéene
,
haue
sent
forth
such
an
innumerable
rable
of
ministers
,
that
not
onely
our
English
Seminaries
,
but
all
our
learned
Iesuites
of
all
nations
are
so
put
to
silence
by
their
preachings
and
writings
,
that
they
haue
not
a
word
to
say
more
in
my
quarrell
:
well
they
may
brabble
,
but
those
bishops
and
ministers
of
England
so
beate
them
with
their
answeres
,
that
they
are
almost
beaten
dumbe
.
And
yet
our
English
Seminaries
haue
waded
further
in
our
cause
then
any
other
Writers
heretofore
.
And
as
for
our
pardons
they
are
also
growen
so
farre
out
of
credit
by
the
Writings
and
Sermons
of
English
and
other
Ministers
,
which
still
teach
men
where
they
may
haue
pardons
gratis
,
and
onely
for
asking
,
that
now
there
is
such
running
to
Christ
for
Indulgences
,
and
plenarie
remission
that
not
one
amongst
twentie
comes
to
me
his
vicar
.
Euery
sowter
is
now
growen
so
malapert
,
that
he
presumeth
at
the
first
iumpe
to
rush
euen
to
Christ
himselfe
,
without
asking
leaue
of
one
or
an
other
Saint
in
Heauen
or
Hell
.
The
Diuell
that
heard
nothing
all
this
while
,
but
that
he
too
well
knew
before
,
cuts
off
this
concubines
dolefull
tale
with
a
louing
kisse
.
Peace
,
faire
Quéene
,
quoth
hée
,
and
adde
no
further
oyle
ta
my
flame
,
thou
renuest
my
sorowes
without
telling
mée
any
newes
:
Thou
knowest
to
my
power
,
I
haue
ayded
the
Sorcerers
,
Coniurers
,
and
Inchanters
of
thy
predecessors
against
our
capitall
enemie
of
England
all
that
I
might
.
But
he
whose
name
I
tremble
to
rehearse
,
hath
put
such
a
hooke
in
my
nostrelles
,
that
I
can
goe
no
further
then
he
lets
me
loose
,
it
is
in
his
hand
to
restraine
my
rage
,
and
to
giue
me
libertie
to
execute
his
wrath
when
he
séeth
time
:
but
whusht
,
be
still
,
séeing
thy
sorcerers
by
me
,
nor
I
by
them
can
do
no
more
then
lifteth
him
that
ruleth
vs
all
,
we
must
cast
about
,
and
bring
the
other
tacke
aboorde
,
wée
must
rake
all
the
corners
of
hell
for
a
new
deuice
,
séeing
all
our
former
practises
faile
vs
,
we
will
prouide
a
remedy
for
all
,
and
all
shall
be
to
our
content
Lady
I
warrant
thée
.
With
that
togither
they
goe
into
hir
holines
priuy
chamber
,
where
they
laid
their
heads
togither
.
But
what
they
did
,
or
how
they
handled
the
matter
,
I
know
not
,
but
hir
holines
beganne
to
looke
big
,
and
waxe
big
,
as
though
the
Diuelles
and
she
had
made
worke
for
the
Beodles
of
Bridewell
,
and
in
lesse
space
by
fiue
moneths
at
least
,
then
ordinary
course
,
hir
holines
was
deliuered
of
hir
vntimely
birth
:
yet
the
childe
being
aliue
,
the
tender
care
of
the
mother
so
fostred
and
brought
it
vp
,
that
insmall
time
it
wared
very
strong
,
yea
,
the
monster
became
so
mightie
in
so
little
space
,
that
most
Kinges
of
the
earth
stoode
at
the
gaze
,
expecting
with
feare
the
euent
of
his
power
.
While
the
dadde
and
damme
beganne
to
rub
the
elbowe
for
ioy
,
and
their
hearts
dauncing
within
them
,
saying
one
to
another
,
This
is
he
shall
remedie
all
,
and
he
shall
aduance
our
seat
higher
by
a
degrée
then
euer
it
was
:
the
damme
sung
lullabie
,
and
the
dadde
rockt
the
cradle
,
so
long
,
till
neyther
Rome
,
the
cradle
,
nor
all
Italie
could
longer
containe
him
,
for
the
stripling
woulde
abroad
to
search
out
aduentures
:
And
therefore
I
will
first
shewe
you
his
shape
,
as
he
was
in
his
greatest
pride
.
He
had
two
heads
,
the
one
altogither
like
the
sire
,
and
the
other
like
the
damme
,
which
heads
spake
prowd
blasphemies
against
heauen
,
and
the
ruler
therof
,
their
lookes
loftie
,
euen
like
the
sonne
of
pride
and
sinne
,
terrible
like
the
séede
of
Serpents
,
and
fierce
like
the
red
dragon
.
From
his
right
shoulder
in
steade
of
an
arme
,
grewe
out
a
mighty
Prince
with
a
crowne
imperiall
on
his
head
,
to
looke
to
,
full
of
all
pompe
and
maiestie
,
séeming
at
the
view
by
his
rich
shew
to
be
sole
commander
of
all
the
golde
mines
in
the
world
,
he
had
a
sword
in
his
hand
more
braue
to
looke
to
,
then
fearefull
by
any
signe
of
manly
strokes
giuen
therewith
,
El
mundo
no
me
basta
:
which
his
spéech
I
take
to
be
thus
much
in
English
,
The
world
sufficeth
me
not
.
From
his
left
shoulder
procéeded
also
in
place
of
the
other
arme
,
a
prince
to
looke
on
very
grimme
,
and
sterne
,
with
a
coronet
on
his
head
,
his
armes
thorowly
imbrued
in
blood
,
his
sworde
died
red
in
the
same
,
as
though
he
had
lately
come
from
the
slaughter
of
an
infinite
number
of
séely
lambes
and
shéepe
:
his
sparkling
eies
séemed
all
inraged
in
ire
,
his
browe
frowning
nothing
to
the
shewe
but
gastly
death
.
In
fine
,
he
séemed
wholie
a
hellish
fury
,
prowdly
roaring
out
in
the
French
tongue
this
horrible
spéech
,
En
despit
du
Ciel
.
which
I
vnderstande
thus
in
English
,
In
despite
of
heauen
.
His
body
contained
in
the
place
of
heart
,
lyuer
,
lungs
,
guttes
,
gall
,
and
other
entralles
,
a
number
of
fat
friars
of
all
orders
,
priestes
,
monkes
and
Iesuites
,
some
laying
their
heads
together
,
as
debating
matter
of
great
moment
,
some
singing
,
and
others
faring
as
merry
as
Crickets
,
the
potte
with
Vinum
theologicum
,
in
the
meane
while
hauing
little
rest
,
but
stil
walking
from
mouth
to
mouth
,
and
tossed
like
a
tenise
bal
,
from
hand
to
hand
,
as
though
they
purposely
meante
to
make
themselues
leane
for
the
kingdome
of
heauen
:
there
was
in
fine
such
a
confused
noise
amongest
them
,
of
all
the
languages
in
our
Europe
,
that
with
much
adooe
I
coulde
heare
distinctly
any
of
their
seuerall
spéeches
,
yet
listening
attentiuely
to
the
English
,
which
by
meanes
of
the
multitude
of
other
languages
was
hardly
discerned
,
I
heard
one
cry
flatly
,
Neuer
such
cause
of
ioy
.
His
taile
was
double
like
his
necke
,
from
which
sproong
out
many
madde
heads
,
some
séeming
noble
,
many
of
good
birth
,
but
most
,
the
scumme
and
outcast
of
the
world
,
ready
at
an
houres
warning
to
serue
the
Diuell
himselfe
for
money
:
all
these
well
armed
,
and
as
it
were
,
ready
at
a
pinch
to
strike
without
respect
of
age
or
sexe
:
the
Monster
séeming
not
greatlie
troubled
in
drawing
them
,
by
meanes
of
their
great
willingnes
,
to
followe
of
their
owne
accorde
:
their
noise
was
no
lesse
confused
then
that
of
the
belly-gods
before
mentioned
,
saue
that
I
heard
not
a
worde
of
English
amongst
them
,
to
my
remembrance
,
but
I
heard
an
Italian
somewhat
louder
then
the
rest
,
all
in
a
brauerie
,
and
in
the
hoigh
to
say
,
Hor
,
ò
mai
,
ricco
,
which
I
take
to
be
thus
much
in
English
,
Rich
now
or
neuer
.
Downe
from
his
bréech
on
the
right
side
stoode
in
steade
of
a
legge
,
a
Cardinall
,
prowde
in
his
gesture
,
séeming
to
supporte
his
share
of
the
great
burthen
,
as
though
hee
had
scant
sustained
a
fether
,
a
braue
lustie
fellowe
,
princelike
in
countenance
,
casting
a
smirking
looke
from
a
wanton
rolling
eie
,
as
though
a
window
in
Rome
should
scant
escape
his
piercing
sight
,
and
in
a
pleasant
vaine
I
heard
hym
vtter
in
Latine
,
Quis
non
portabit
spe
?
which
I
thus
construe
,
Who
would
not
beare
on
hope
?
On
the
other
side
,
in
steade
of
the
monsters
lefte
legge
stood
,
a
no
lesse
frolike
mitred
Bishop
,
fat
and
better
fedde
by
oddes
then
the
Cardinall
,
his
belly
strouting
out
,
as
though
it
contained
the
better
parte
of
a
barrel
of
Renishe
wine
,
wholy
despising
the
cares
of
this
worlde
,
as
dedicating
himselfe
altogether
to
Tempus
bonum
,
yet
séeming
to
hope
of
farther
preferment
and
ease
,
I
heard
him
say
thus
in
latine
,
Fero
vt
quiescam
,
meaning
this
,
I
beare
nowe
for
after
ease
.
This
Monster
,
in
the
shape
prescribed
,
beeing
then
in
his
ruffe
and
greatest
iollitie
,
put
the
worlde
in
such
a
maze
that
it
was
strange
to
heare
euery
seuerall
mans
opinion
,
especially
when
her
holines
(
that
disposeth
of
Baptisme
at
her
pleasure
)
vouchsafed
to
baptise
her
childe
with
the
name
of
Holy-League
:
then
,
how
many
men
,
so
manie
mindes
,
some
sayde
they
neuer
sawe
so
vgly
a
shape
vnder
so
reuerent
a
name
,
some
sayde
the
name
and
the
person
agréed
as
well
as
(
kill
Bull
)
for
a
gentle
womans
little
fisting
hound
,
that
might
be
put
in
her
gloue
:
others
thought
the
better
of
the
beast
,
for
the
respect
of
the
name
,
and
many
were
so
madde
as
to
thinke
the
Monstar
with
the
name
,
to
be
both
from
aboue
,
so
were
the
multitude
bewitched
and
wise
men
ledde
into
error
:
But
all
men
that
lookt
narrowly
into
the
proportion
and
force
of
euery
limme
,
stoode
more
affrayde
of
his
might
then
amazed
at
his
shape
:
whether
he
was
first
to
take
his
progresse
,
few
men
knew
but
euery
man
feared
,
for
euerie
one
doubted
his
owne
home
:
the
greatest
rumors
went
,
that
he
would
beginne
first
with
France
,
Flanders
,
and
Englande
:
yet
Affrica
doubting
least
he
would
take
Barbarie
in
his
waye
listed
not
to
be
vnprouided
for
his
entertaynement
,
neyther
ment
Asia
to
sléepe
in
securitie
:
Now
therefore
hauing
described
him
as
I
sawe
him
in
his
pompe
and
fury
,
I
thought
good
to
picture
him
out
in
such
sort
as
you
sée
him
in
the
beginning
of
the
booke
,
being
as
lately
he
was
séene
by
many
:
which
may
serue
to
reuiue
all
such
dastardes
as
were
earst
well
néere
dead
,
at
the
onely
hearing
of
his
name
,
and
for
the
comfort
of
all
such
as
still
trusted
in
God
without
wauering
,
that
the
great
bugge
at
last
would
prooue
but
a
very
scare
Crowe
.
I
passing
of
late
thorough
a
waste
and
desart
wildernes
,
voyde
of
all
gréene
,
and
couered
only
with
light
sande
,
still
remoouing
at
the
pleasure
of
the
vnconstant
winde
,
by
chance
casting
my
eye
on
one
side
I
behelde
(
vnlooked
for
)
many
people
of
sundry
Nations
gathered
together
,
their
confused
noyse
being
no
lesse
strange
,
then
to
sée
so
desert
a
place
so
replenished
with
so
many
people
,
and
to
ridde
my selfe
of
doubt
I
drewe
néere
,
with
desire
to
be
satisfied
of
a
matter
so
straunge
in
respect
of
the
place
,
where
soone
I
beheld
lying
vnder
a
great
branchles
shrubbe
,
the
great
Monster
before
rehearsed
,
and
this
great
multitude
inuyroning
him
round
and
gazing
vpon
him
with
their
neuer
satisfied
eyes
:
Some
that
expected
he
should
haue
wrought
great
wonders
,
stoode
pittifully
howling
ouer
him
,
others
that
had
long
feared
and
somewhat
felt
the
force
of
his
furie
,
stoode
giuing
thankes
to
the
almightie
for
so
gratious
a
deliuerance
:
and
others
not
caring
which
end
of
the
staffe
went
forwardes
,
(
for
there
were
of
all
sortes
)
stoode
laughing
and
grining
and
making
mowes
:
which
sorte
would
haue
béene
as
readie
to
runne
with
the
hound
,
had
the
hound
still
continued
the
chase
,
on
hope
to
haue
pykt
the
bones
and
fedde
on
the
reuertion
of
the
pray
.
This
Monsters
great
heads
that
earst
spake
great
blasphemies
against
heauen
,
lay
now
yéelding
foorth
against
the
same
place
(
and
him
that
ruleth
therein
)
most
bitter
curses
,
in
the
anguish
of
their
distempered
braynes
,
and
with
déepe
and
hollowe
grones
,
bewrayed
to
all
men
their
sorrowes
.
His
right
arme
hanging
downe
the
head
,
his
crowne
standing
a
one
side
,
more
after
the
falling
then
swearing
fashion
,
with
the
rich
stone
and
pearle
of
his
scabbard
fallen
off
in
many
places
,
and
his
golden
chape
quite
fallen
off
and
lost
,
yet
there
remayned
many
stones
and
pearles
,
with
the
golden
hilt
vppon
the
leaden
blade
,
which
blade
at
the
first
thrust
turned
directly
to
his
owne
bosome
,
and
being
at
the
first
drawen
séemed
so
vnsutable
to
the
rich
scabbard
that
men
wondred
to
sée
so
braue
a
shew
to
couer
so
weake
a
weapon
:
his
hautie
spéech
was
altered
from
El
mundo
no
me
basta
,
to
his
doubtfull
demaund
:
No
aprouechando
Tesoro
,
que
hare
?
Which
in
effect
is
thus
much
(
if
my
treasure
auayle
me
not
,
what
shall
I
doe
?
)
(
as
though
his
infinite
treasure
wherein
he
trusted
,
had
quite
deceaued
him
)
:
And
therewith
he
set
such
a
sigh
,
as
pearced
to
the
quicke
euery
entraile
&
limme
of
the
whole
Monster
,
in
such
sort
as
the
whole
body
became
so
loose
with
the
feare
,
that
it
is
doubted
whether
the
laske
may
be
stopt
till
guts
and
all
goe
together
into
the
préeuie
:
but
in
the
meane
time
there
was
old
stopping
of
noases
,
&
phogh
quoth
the
beholders
,
what
a
stinking
Holy-league
is
this
?
The
left
arme
,
that
lately
played
such
Rex
in
France
,
beeing
the
very
butcher
of
this
League
,
vpon
the
Saintes
of
God
,
was
now
cleane
cut
from
the
body
,
by
*
one
,
Henry
of
Valoys
to
besturre
him
,
as
one
to
whom
a
crowne
&
life
was
more
déere
,
then
so
to
léese
either
of
them
:
and
espying
his
time
he
layes
so
about
him
that
eare
euer
the
Monster
was
ware
,
he
smote
the
left
arme
quite
off
his
shoulders
,
which
in
the
fall
brake
his
sword
,
vomiting
out
with
his
blood
,
this
frantick
french
Cruelle
mort
me
preuient
as
much
in
english
as
(
Cruell
death
preuents
me
)
meaning
(
as
it
séemes
)
that
sodaine
death
had
preuented
his
purpose
,
which
reached
euen
to
the
kings
own
life
,
so
that
he
gréeued
more
for
not
effectuating
his
purpose
,
then
sorrowed
for
conceiuing
so
great
a
sinne
in
his
heart
.
The
bedye
,
bowelles
,
and
other
inwardes
of
the
monster
,
I
sawe
so
chaunged
from
that
it
was
(
lately
described
)
that
what
with
their
vinum
Theologicum
and
ouer
soone
excesse
in
ioy
,
but
especially
their
suddayne
and
vnexpected
sorrowe
,
euen
when
they
thought
all
should
haue
be'ene
according
to
their
longing
,
the
whole
stomach
of
the
beast
,
was
so
ouercome
,
that
his
entrayles
fell
a
sending
vpwarde
,
and
his
stomach
spewing
out
such
blasphemie
against
Heauen
,
and
such
bitter
curses
against
the
Church
of
Christ
,
that
the
stintch
thereof
was
,
and
yet
is
still
ascending
into
the
nostrelles
of
the
Lorde
:
which
stincke
,
though
according
to
his
long
patience
he
suffer
for
a
season
,
yet
let
not
his
Church
dispayre
,
for
at
length
when
the
stinch
is
at
the
greatest
,
he
will
so
destroy
the
whole
bodie
of
this
monster
,
that
not
onely
his
curssinges
and
blasphemies
shall
cease
together
with
his
tyranny
and
power
,
but
euerie
lymme
shall
suddainely
vanish
away
,
as
the
whole
bodie
was
at
the
first
ouer
hastely
begotten
and
hatcht
into
the
worlde
:
But
yet
the
number
of
Martyrs
appoynted
to
suffer
vnder
Antichrist
is
not
full
.
Well
,
this
late
myrie
bodie
was
againe
of
late
so
out
of
tune
,
and
in
so
contrarie
a
note
,
that
it
made
all
the
beholders
much
to
maruaile
,
for
in
ste'ede
of
(
Neuer
such
cause
of
ioy
)
(
which
was
the
spe'ech
in
the
Monsters
prosperitie
)
I
heard
playne
mumbling
amongest
them
(
Neuer
in
like
extremitie
.
)
A
soddayne
chaunge
,
but
what
can
not
the
Lorde
bring
to
passe
,
howe
can
he
'e
turne
the
ioyes
of
the
wicked
into
sorrowe
,
and
the
crosses
of
the
godly
into
swe'ete
ease
:
as
this
is
the
Lordes
dooing
,
and
it
is
woonderfull
in
our
eyes
.
His
twofolde
tayle
trayling
after
and
contayning
such
a
number
of
people
of
all
degre'es
and
ages
,
euen
from
Princes
pe'eres
,
to
the
most
abiectes
people
:
the
beholders
also
perceiued
woonderfully
altered
:
the
one
parte
comming
from
the
mothers
head
,
were
such
as
were
woonderfully
bewitched
by
the
charmes
of
the
great
Sorceresse
of
Rome
,
and
had
quaffed
de'epely
out
of
her
Idolatrous
cuppe
,
whereby
some
of
all
sortes
became
so
superstitious
,
that
they
followed
the
League
and
Popes
cause
,
of
me'ere
superstition
onely
:
but
these
the
simplest
and
smallest
number
:
for
the
greatest
number
were
wholely
of
the
Diuell
the
Syre
,
without
any
religion
or
deuotion
at
all
,
drawen
onely
by
desire
of
gayne
and
preferment
,
crying
with
the
rest
,
Oh
the
holy
League
,
the
holy
League
:
yet
they
as
carelesse
and
voyde
of
holinesse
and
religion
,
as
hee
that
neuer
knewe
the
meaning
of
eyther
:
euen
like
the
roagues
,
at
the
late
defacing
of
Lincolnes
Inne
,
which
neyther
cared
for
Prentises
,
nor
had
receiued
any
iniurie
at
the
handes
of
anie
Gentleman
of
the
house
,
yet
gladde
of
the
least
opportunitie
to
robbe
,
spoyle
and
doe
any
mischiefe
what
so
euer
,
had
no
thing
in
their
mouthes
,
but
,
Oh
the
Prentises
,
the
Prentises
,
downe
with
the
house
,
kill
the
raskalles
,
&c.
Such
,
I
say
,
were
the
greatest
followers
of
this
League
,
hoping
vppon
the
soddaine
of
vagabonds
,
and
lubbars
,
to
become
Lordes
at
the
first
dash
,
whereof
,
no
doubt
,
The
legges
of
this
vgly
shape
,
were
as
quite
chamged
as
the
rest
of
the
members
:
the
young
lustie
Cardinall
on
the
one
side
,
with
the
fatte
fedde
Bishoppe
on
she
other
,
that
earst
vpon
hope
séemed
to
daunce
vnder
the
ponderous
burthen
,
were
now
readie
to
sinke
right
downe
vnder
the
same
,
as
not
longer
able
(
their
hope
lost
)
to
support
so
great
a
waight
:
their
shoulders
were
become
crooked
,
and
their
eyes
readie
to
starte
out
of
their
heads
,
staring
as
though
they
had
béene
sitting
thrée
dayes
and
nightes
at
the
Stillyeard
close
by
the
Renish
winefatte
,
their
legges
stoode
trembling
and
quaking
at
the
knées
,
as
though
they
were
euen
readie
to
start
one
part
from
the
other
:
and
the
faynting
Cardinall
faynting
in
his
spéech
,
in
stéede
of
his
former
,
vsed
these
wordes
:
spem
&
laborem
amitto
,
which
I
English
thus
(
I
léese
both
labour
and
hope
)
.
And
the
fatte
mitred
Bishoppe
,
making
a
mouth
like
an
Oyster
cryed
out
,
Malè
sit
oneri
.
As
much
to
say
(
the
Diuell
take
burthen
and
all
)
It
should
séeme
euerie
Cardinall
hopes
to
be
Pope
,
and
euerie
such
Bishoppe
a
Cardinall
at
least
,
iustifying
that
saying
,
Nemo
sua
sorte
contentus
.
Therefore
it
behoues
all
Cardinalles
and
such
Bishoppes
to
laye
to
their
helping
handes
in
time
,
eare
they
with
the
Popedome
come
all
tumbling
downe
at
once
:
And
so
they
doe
(
say
our
Papistes
)
and
though
Pope
Sirtus
be
dead
,
and
so
one
of
the
Leagues
heades
be
cut
off
,
yet
the
Hydra
neuer
wanteth
another
to
spring
vppe
in
the
place
:
And
so
it
is
most
true
,
Pope
Sixtus
the
fift
is
dead
euen
in
the
fifte
yeare
of
his
raygue
,
of
whose
death
there
goeth
some
doubt
,
some
say
that
her
Holinesse
was
poysoned
,
others
that
she
dyed
euen
of
very
griefe
that
her
mishapen
Elfe
had
no
better
successe
in
his
enterprise
,
eyther
of
these
apinions
beare
shewe
of
trueth
,
and
it
may
be
thought
for
most
certaine
,
that
one
of
these
two
causes
was
her
death
:
but
sure
,
it
is
the
Lordes
dooing
howe
so
euer
it
be
,
for
he
can
vse
what
meane
hée
thinketh
best
,
when
he
thinketh
good
to
remooue
so
cruell
a
scourge
from
his
Church
,
we
are
not
to
hope
for
any
much
better
but
a
worse
can
not
come
out
of
Hell
it selfe
.
Some
say
this
newe
Pope
goeth
about
to
bring
foorth
a
newe
League
,
others
no
,
but
that
he
will
cure
,
refresh
and
patch
againe
together
the
olde
League
:
hoping
that
du
Mayne
and
the
Duke
de
Parma
,
will
supply
more
amply
the
place
of
the
olde
Leagues
lest
arme
,
both
together
,
then
the
Duke
of
Guyze
did
alone
:
Once
,
old
holde
and
kéepe
there
is
and
they
that
liue
on
the
spoyle
,
crye
out
for
a
newn
League
out
of
hande
,
or
that
the
olde
may
be
repayred
with
all
expedition
:
the
Cloysterers
with
the
whole
rabble
of
the
Romish
Clergie
doubt
greatly
least
long
delaye
might
bréede
great
daunger
,
and
therefore
these
people
prick
the
matter
forward
with
no
lesse
haste
than
their
néed
requireth
spéede
:
but
euery
principall
member
of
the
olde
League
,
finde
themselues
at
this
instant
so
tyerde
,
that
they
desire
more
a
little
present
rest
,
then
a
great
hope
of
much
ease
hereafter
.
How
so
euer
the
matter
falleth
out
,
whether
there
bee
a
new
League
made
or
the
olde
renewed
,
let
not
the
childe
of
God
dispayre
or
doubt
,
God
is
still
one
and
the
same
:
no
newe
League
can
be
made
stronger
,
neyther
the
olde
be
renewed
and
made
of
greater
force
than
the
former
:
but
could
it
be
made
a
hundred
times
stronger
,
it
is
all
one
with
God
to
ouercome
with
a
great
or
small
number
the
greatest
hoast
that
euer
was
.
Reioyce
therefore
O
Sion
for
thy
Redéemer
liueth
,
and
he
that
kéepeth
Israell
doeth
neyther
slumber
nor
sléepe
.
Let
the
vniuersall
Church
be
ioyfull
and
sing
prayses
with
one
consent
,
for
Babell
is
falling
,
&
the
mighty
Giant
that
lately
defyed
heauen
is
ouerthrowen
on
earth
,
his
bowe
is
broken
and
his
speare
snapt
a
sunder
,
his
ioints
are
become
féeble
,
&
the
whole
bodie
altogether
out
of
temper
:
the
Prince
of
glorie
hath
done
it
and
the
Lorde
of
Hoastes
hath
heard
our
prayers
:
the
righteous
God
hath
reuenged
our
wronges
on
the
prowdest
of
our
foes
,
and
declared
to
all
the
worlde
how
déere
the
bloud
of
his
Saintes
is
alwayes
in
his
sight
.
And
as
he
hath
ouerthrowen
the
first
,
so
let
vs
not
doubt
but
he
will
doe
the
next
.
Blessed
be
his
name
for
euer
,
and
let
all
them
that
loue
the
peace
of
Ierusalem
say
Amen
.