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A02641	The repentance of Iohn Haren priest and his returne to the Church of God; publickly by him recited in the French Church at Wezell, in the presence of the senate, conposed of the ministers and the people assembled togeather vpon the 7. day of March, Anno. 1610. Likewise, the recantation of Martine Bartox, at Rochell, sometimes Doctor of Diuinitie in Spaine, vicar prouinciall and visitor of the order of the holy Trinitie for the redemption of prisoners in the Kingdomes and Crowne of Arragon. Translated out of the Latine and French, into English.	Haren, Jean.; Bartox, Martin. aut	1610 (1610)	STC 12769; ESTC S120641	42,616	62

owne proper power and vertue because he was God which according to Diuinitie was cause of his resurrection as Iohn saith No man taketh it from me but I lay it downe of my selfe I haue power to lay it downe and haue power to take it againe We confesse also that he ascended into heauen sate at the right hand of his Almighty Father which ascension Christ made not according to his diuine nature which was neuer out of heauen but as he was man for so he entred into heauen and by his owne power ascended We confesse further that with great Maiestie and glory he shall come to iudge both the quicke and the dead and to reward euery man according to his workes which are all matters of faith and to be beleeued and are taught in the reformed Church With true faith we imbrace the Apostolicke Creed the Creed of Nice and Athanasius And so to that Church whose confession I find to be agreeing and conformable to the holy Scriptures I wholly yeeld and subscribe vnto But lest any man should thinke that either for want and necessitie or for any horrible offence committed and so for feare of punishment I haue left and separated my selfe from the Church of Rome I will make short repetition of what hath befallen vnto me through the whole course of my life euen from my infancie not led by ostentation or vaine glory but that in remembring thē I may be the more drawne to giue humble and hearty thankes vnto almightie God who hath had such pity and compassion on me I was borne at Caesar Augusta which is the chiefest place of the kingdome of Arragon The day before the Calends of February at two of the clocke in the afternoone and in the yeare of our Lord 1567. of honorable parentage both by father and mother as is well knowne in my countrey and by Gods prouidence without any impediments or defects of nature I was baptized in the parish Church of Saint Giles and confirmed by that excellent Prince Ferdinand Viceroy of Arragon and Arch-bishop of Caesar Augusta From my infancy with my parents great care and industry I was trained vp in the doctrine and religion of the Church of Rome and with my yeares my knowledge thereof was much increased and I did reuerence the same with such honour and ardency as no other religion appeared vnto me so profitable or pleasing My father departed out of this life when I was but 16 yeares of age but my mother as she was carefull I should be brought vp and instructed after the customes of the Romish Church for she was full of zeale and deuotion so was I taught Musicke and Military discipline and other exercises of body to my age best fitting and agreeable I was still sollicitous to reade bookes of Christian Religion and to take counsell and be conuersant with such men as seemed to me to be honest and learned So that desire of further knowledge daily increased in me The respect therefore of all temporall goods being laid aside I wholly applied my selfe to be in the number and societie of them whom they of Rome call and account Religious and contrary to my mothers minde or the good will of my brethren and kinsfolkes I followed the Religion of S. Francis and with all alacrity and willingnesse of heart I entred the Monastery of Iesus Which when my mother heard of she was moued with much sorrow and both by her words and deeds shewed that I had greatly displeased her Yet she loued me dearly alwaies hoped of me to be a refuge succour to her age Hauing therefore takē coūsell accompanied with a Noble woman her sisters daughter she came to the Couēt with an intent to alter my purpose both of them laboured byall that prayers or intreaties or faire promises might effect to draw me frō that vndertakē resolution But I was so constant in my deuotion of that Monasticke life as neither my mothers lamentations or large gifts proffered vnto me could work alteration of my mind So for that time she departed but vpon further counsell and aduice taken she came thither againe with a great troupe attending her with purpose in deed to haue taken me away by force and violence Which when I and the religious men of the Monastery perceiued we hindred their determinations so as my mother by no meanes could obtaine her purpose But she tooke it so grieuously that for the space of many dayes she fell into an extreme phrensie Hauing recouered her health and senses againe she still continued her meanes and deuices to change my mind and vsed the same almost a whole yeare so that at length she compelled me to forsake the Monasterie Neuerthelesse I promised such as I left behind me to returne againe with what speed I might possibly But I became somewhat forgetfull of my promise by reason that at that time my countrey presented vnto me many obiects of pleasure and delectation For there were great triumphs and solemnities for the celebration of the mariage of Katherine daughter to king Philip the second with Charles Duke of Sabaud with which my mind was much caried away and distracted But my former purpose and my continued deuotion vrging me I performed my promise and with great ioy of those Religious men that expected me I returned backe to the Monastery where I liued a while in much gladnesse and contentment But after a certaine time I left the Monastery againe by some occasion of businesse and retaining my first religious purpose I be tooke my selfe to the Religion of the holy Trinity and was receiued in the Conuent of Caesar Augusta in the yeare of our Lord 1585. I made choice of this Order for the singular deuotion thereof The Prelate and other religious men of the same Monasterie for many causes were desirous of my continuance amongst them I therefore began to apply my studies to humanity till at Valence by the diligence of my Tutor and my owne great labour I attained to some perfection of Logicke and Philosophy Afterwards I was sent to that famous vniuersitie of Illerd where I wholly dedicated my selfe to Diuinitie and hauing passed the seuerall termes and courses of Disputations Exercises and Lectures I was commended to be one of the best in Theologie For which I gaue God hearty thankes for these beginnings broughtme in the end to know those things which my soule euer thirsted after These foundations layd I was so well esteemed of that I was called to the Ministery contrary to their owne orders and institutions which forbid any man that dignity vnder the age of 33 yeares But the Prouinciall did willingly dispence with me and so I was made Minister of the Monastery of Liria About three yeares after I was made Minister of another monastery of higher dignitie called Nuestra senora de las sogas in which time by occasion of some contrary occurrents that befell concerning our Order by certaine learned Prelats and