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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A02947	Yet a course at the Romyshe foxe A dysclosynge or openynge of the Manne of synne, co[n]tayned in the late declaratyon of the Popes olde faythe made by Edmonde Boner bysshopp of London. wherby wyllyam Tolwyn was than newlye professed at paules crosse openlye into Antichristes Romyshe relygyon agayne by a newe solempne othe of obedyence, notwythsta[n]dynge the othe made to hys prynce afore to the contrarye. An alphabetycall dyrectorye or table also in the ende thereof ... Compyled by Iohan Harryson.	Bale, John, 1495-1563.; Seton, Alexander, d. 1542. Declaracion made at Poules Crosse in the cytye of London.	1543 (1543)	STC 1309; ESTC S100631	110,140	234

Cor. 6. Math. 10. Lucae 21. christ was no good churche manne Christ taught no popyshe ceremonies â–ª Math. 16. Lucae 12. Deut. 4. Apoc. 22. Psal 68. Gal. 4. 2. Pet. 3. 1. Cor. 14. Ioan. 3. Ephc. 5. The holy scriptures coÌ„deÌ„pned for heresye The brag ges of antichristes shorlynges Hiere 20. 2. Tim. 3. Ioan. 18. Actu 4. Math. 19. Ioan. 18. 1. Cor. 6. Gala. 5. Marci 7. 4. reg 17. Esa 34. Psal 145. A marriage betwixt beliall and christ God and the deuyll Nothynge for christ but all for the pope My lorde here vnd ' propeth babylon for fallynge vnder prices auctoritees worke they ther feates Ther sinodes are all ageynst God and hys christ â— Math. 23. Luce. 11. Math. 15â— Frutes of the popes holye spyrytualte Christ is persecuted in hys poore meÌ„ bers Lucae 21. Apo. 9. Math. 4. Lucae 4. god is not ones named in all thys doctrine 2. Thes 2. Daniel 9. Math. 4. 1. Ioan. 2. 1. Tim. 4. 2. Pet. 3. 2. Cor. 11. Gene. 3. No deuyl of hell so blasphemose as are Papystes A verye sore offence Petrus de natalibus wernerus â—arthusianus Ranulph cestrensis Ioan. stel One wyekednesse auauÌ„â—eth an other Saturdaie is dedicate to saturne of olde vsage A sore matter in the popes bokes Platina â— vitis poÌ„ti Sigebert geÌ„blacensis A ceremonye borowed of sorcerers OpeÌ„ penaunce for holye water makinge platina in vita pape â—epherini sigebertê° IoaÌ„naucle rus ge 40 Eginhard Matheus Palmeriê° Volateranus et wernerus Ranulph cestrensis Nicolaus bertraÌ„dus in hysto tholosana Guido perpinianus in lib. de heresibus Guilhel de podio Meyerus kyrian der Nicolaus bertraÌ„dus in histo tholosa Beware ye tell no â—ales out of scole Iacobus BergomeÌ„ sis Sigebert Platina holde fast thys Iewel or all wyl awaye The relygyon of the popes churche Vvernerus in fas temporuÌ„ Platina Antonin Nauclerê° Achilles Gassarus Vvernerus Cayphas coude neuer both accuse aÌ„d iudge Richarde Mekyns brent of my lorde Math. 6. Esa 29. 1. Cor. 14. Roma 1. Math. 15. Marci 16. Ioan. 10. â— Ioan. 2. The Popes rewarde for darkenyge the gospell Verye sharpe balyes in the popes behalfe Ioan. 16. Miche 7. Math. 23. An olde practyse of bysshopes Mat. 23. Prou. 16. Lucae 3. Math. 27. Full workemanlye conuayed of my lorde But sathaÌ„ can not thus hyde hys myschefe Vnto ane we scole ys TolwiÌ„ brought whye the wytnesses are called suffycyeÌ„t Christ was also thus serued Ioan. 18. Lucae 23. Marc. 3 Math. 26. Ioan. 7. Act. 3. Marci 14. Ioan. 16. Act. 4 Bysshops are neuer without ther Iudases and Iewes Vpholders of the popes holye churche Smell here what yowr holye prelates are Math. 12 Esa 5. Prouer. 3. Ephe. 6. Math. â—5 Iudae 1. Esa 1. Ioan. 3. Rom. 12 Eph. 4. Iaco. 3. 1. Cor. 1. Psal â—â— Esa 13. Colos 1. Psal 11â— 1. Tim. 4. Hiere 23. Miche 3. Roma 1. Ephe. 4. 2. shes 2. Exod. 7. Apoc. 11. antichrist can make synne ver tu aÌ„d ver tu synne Prestes ar neuer thus ponnished for Idolatrye and whor dom Auncyent rytes and lawdable ceremonyes of holy churche Esa 10. Math. 23. Lucae 11. Oseae 11. The fauorable goodnesse of my lorde of LondoÌ„ Lerne here to knowe the mercye of a bysshop The chorlyshe nature of a wolfe ys not to spare Do as ye wold be done to dwelleth not with my lorde Lowe crepeth the shepe to the lâ—oÌ„ to haue hys poor lyfe Sap. 6. Psâ—l 2. Math. 13 3. Reg. 10 Psal 98. Apoc. 11. Prou. 29. Rom. 13 Heb. 6. Math. 23. Lucae 11. Zach. 11. Gods coÌ„maundementes no thynge regarded CoÌ„fessyoÌ„ dyschargeth al these myschefes Hier. 7. Tush we are absolued quyte saye they Open poÌ„nyschmeÌ„t to dryue other froÌ„ the truthe A professyon to becoÌ„ a traytour to all godlynesse Vvhat yt ys to become a catholyk papyst Baptista Mantuan lib. 3. Fast Psal 38. Hier. 26. Eph. 5. Math. 18. Apoc. 2. All diuerse ys the popes churche from chrystes 2. Tim. 4. Ioann 21. Math. 28. Coll. 1. Apoc. 9. Hiere 23. Ezech. 34 â–ª Zacha. 11. 3. Reg. 22. 2. Par. 34 â–ª Luc. 16. Math. 12. Gene. 3. Mat. 28. Marci 16. The papystes ponnyshe with deathe whan Chryst ys obeyd 1. Cor. 9. Act. 9. 1. Cor. 1 They forbyd and condempne that christhath commastded Heresye call they the gospell Vvhat he resye ys they tell not Not ones ys Chryst here named Heresyes after my lordes me anynge Heretyques after the popes doctors Ioan. 16. Luc. 12. 1. Tim. 4. Esa 5. Hier. 2. Ezech. 38 Lucae 3. Math. 15. Eph. 4. The catholyk faythe of papystes in dead Idols The faythe of tru Chrystianes in the liuynge God Phil. 3. 2. Tim. 3. 2. Pet. 2. Psal 105. Daniel 13 Eph. 4. 1. Tim. 4. Errours lies aÌ„dthe doctryne of deuyls in hypocrysye Psal 44. Luc. 17. Math. 12. London must heare thys ê“ sessyoÌ„ to obeye yt antichrist hath here an vnshamefast face The kynge doth one aÌ„d the bysshops an other Doctor Cronckhorne aÌ„d doctor Bockyng Christ was more easye to seke vnto than my lorde Luc. 7. Luc. 19. Ioan. 8. Luc. 23. Eze. 18. Math. 26 Marci 14. Ioan. 18. Matth. 11. My lorde smytethof Malchus eare with Peter Math. 26 Lncae 22. Ioan. 18 2. Cor. 6. Ioan. 5. 1. Ioan. 4. Iacobi 4. 1. Pet. 1 All godlinesse and veryte coÌ„deÌ„ned by professyoÌ„ My lorde loketh for a tyme of more myschefe Martyn Luther coÌ„dempned in sorbon at Parys My lorde ys a great pyllar of the popes churche Thys doctrine tea Thys doctrine tech eth to ab horrekyn ge aÌ„d conÌ„sell Take hede of xxi years in thys vnad uysed vo we Holye churche knoweth not a tray tour from a saynt Apoc. 19. Eph. 5. Cant. 4. Ioan. 12. TyraÌ„nye springeth out ofther lordshyp Apoc. 20 Zach. 9. Ioan. 18. Luc. 22. Marc. 26 1. Cor. 4. Act. 4. Phocas the Emprour Apoc. 20 Daniel 9 Apoc. 13. Ezech. 22 The rest of Tolwyns penaunce ys burninge IohaÌ„ wyc leues bat tayle ageynst an â—y christ Vvhat a good deseruynge ys My lordes owne dyffynycyon ther rof Vvhat ys a catholyck man ne of holye churche Be a false periureor els bew a re the fyre Holye churcheys becoÌ„ all fyerye Apoc. 13. Ioan. 16. Miche 7. Rom. 8. The new myracles of antichryst Nahum 3 2. Thes 2. Sap. 5. The desperate coÌ„playnt of antichrystes slaughter men Eccle. 12. 1. Ioan. 2. The serpeÌ„tyne nature of antichristes meÌ„bers Am Impe of hym whych of freth hys fete to be kyssed No soche blasphemye in saracen nor turke Thankes for playnge the tyraunt Vvo to them that calleth sower swete Esa 5. Marci 8. Math. 16. Ioan. 8. Apoc. 13. The Image of bothe churches Necessarye doctrine of saluacyoÌ„ Iob. 8. Esa 59 Ezech. 13. Apoc. 14. 16. â—â— Oseae 8. Take warnynge by Tolwyn or els ye burne Ezech. 22 Ioan. 10. Lucae 11. Heb. 13. A pracÌ„tyse borowed of the Romanes Psal 76. Apoc. 17 Act. 6. 21. Lucae 2. 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honest estymacyoÌ„ of menne yet hath my lorde shewed great goodnesse vnto hym Vvhat though thys recantacyon declareth hym of a frynde an enemye to godes truthe preparynge hym to the fyre in case he here after fall in relapse and turne ageyne to Christ yet ys my lorde verye plentuouse and large in mercye towardes hym ThiÌ„ke yow that the wolfe whych ys naturallye geuen to rauyne sheweth not great gentylnesse whan he suffreth hys praye to passe from hys gredye mouthe and so leaueth hym vndeuowred what though he hath afore spoyled hym both of hys wolle aÌ„d skynne Yes surelye doth he and farre otherwyse than he hath of hys chorlyshe nature Than commende my lorde bonner of London for thus charytablye handelynge Tolwyn consyderynge that the serpentyne nature of a bysshopp of that kynde wolde otherwyse But trulye yf thys be my lordes charyte goodnesse aÌ„d mercye hys dyspleasure hate and malyce ys the deuyll and all 4 But how cometh yt to passe that my lorde hath shewed hymself here so mercy full vpon my humble submyssyon and penytent sute vnto hym sayth Tolwyn Yea marrye now I here the. I wolde els haue thought yt moche more than a myracle the wolfe so to haue left the shepe the foxe the capon and the marleon the poore byrde I warrand the goode poore creature thy submyssion was not small to temper the furye of soche a woluyshe tyraunt Thy sute was not lyttle with promes and othe to maynteyne all Romishe poperye to saue thy syllye carkas from the fyre Oh my serable calamyte of sowle Oh most vngodlye handelynge of Christen peple Awake ones ye Christen gouernours out of your slouthfull dreames and attende to your ryght offyce For whyls yow are a slepe the enemye soweth tares amonge the good sede Suffre not the peple of God to peryshe amonge these proude gloryouse glottons of So dome and Egypt for want of lokynge to Leaue them not to the handes of soche vnmercyfull tyrauÌ„tes vnlesse ye care not for them If anye blasphemouse spectacle maye moue yow to shewe your selues godes true mynysters lett thys be one hardelye For all the worlde wondreth of yr as they maye full well yow sufferynge the holye ghost to be in soche conteÌ„pt hys graces not regarded Â¶ The manne of synne 1 That vpon onlye thys decleracyon 2 here made of myne offence vn to yovv 3 vvith promyse that I vvyll in deuer my selfe to the best of my povver to tyue as a 4 catholike manne ought 5 and schuld do here after Hys dysclosynge Fâ—Or not straynynge out a gnatt as Christ calleth the fryuâ—louse obseruacyon of the Idell ceremonyes ys all thys terryble tragedye thys outwarde penaunce thys open shame of the worlde called here the charitable goodnesse and fatherlye mercye of my lorde of LondoÌ„ Moche easyer had yt bene for Tolwyn to haue broken all the commaundementes that euer God gaue great and small preceptes and counseles as they call the than one beggerlye tradycyon of the popes whoryshnesse so ferce are hys horned warryours in hys holye cause though they speke yt not For a maÌ„ne they saye maye loue hys howse well though he sit not vpon the toppe therof Had he commytted an hondreth kyndes of Idolatrye superstycyon hypocresye treason forcerye theft rape fornycacyon fylthynesse sodometrye and the deuyll and all els as ther smered shauelynges doth dalye Benedicite vnder a stoole had bene able to dyscharge hym If he had betrayed hys kynge .vii. tymes â–ª murthered a score of innocentes and defyled an hondreth vyrgyns as many of that generacyon hath done Ego absoluote had bene able to clere hym ageynst all menne But an here sye commytted ageynst holye churche whych ys the verye execrable whore of Babylon hauynge nothynge ryghtlye of Christ is no power able to remytt That must in the syght of all menne with most extremyte be ponnyshed 2 An open declaracyon must be made therof to the peple to make yt to apere vnto ther blynde eyes an offence moche more greuouse than eyther whoredome or murther fellanye or treason beynge no synne att all but godlynesse NoÌ„ other ys yt but an offyce dewlye belongynge to a Christen hart to abhorre suche bestelvnesse as obscureth the glorye of God 3 Yea a solempne promyse must be made also vpon thys declaracyon of studyouse indeuoraunce with all dylygence and power possyble to Remayne froÌ„ hence forth a false periured Chrystiane a double sworne papyst a newe professed traytoure ageynst God aÌ„d all godlynesse 4 Vvhom my lord calleth a catholycke maÌ„ Vvhych ys as moche to saye as a maÌ„ne liuynge styll after the same rewles and the same selfe customes that were vsed in thys realme before the popes puttynge downe And what ys thys els but layserlye by a lyttle and lyttle to sett hym vp ageyne and to restore hym to hys olde seate or els to rayse vpp soche an other antichryst for hym though yt maye not so be spoken Vvhan olde practyses wyll no loÌ„ger helpe thaÌ„ must newe be sought out to the vpholdiÌ„ge of owr gaye glytterynge Gabaon This maye ye se that yt ys moche lesse daunger to offende a godlye mynded woman than a proude paynted whore a meke spreted ladye than a malycyouse modye qweane For pacyeÌ„tlye wyll she remytt all iniuryes done where the other wyll spyghtfullye reuenge them The gentyll spouse of Chryst whych ys hys churche wythout spotte ys euermore redye to forgeue though the offence be done seueÌ„tye seuen tymes The cruell synagoge of sathan whych ys the sodomytycall swarme of smered sorcerers prouoketh euermore her horned whoremongers to fyght in her quarell and to persecute her offenders vnto deathe by manye vniust lawes and decrees 5 Farre vnlyke schall ye fynde these ij churches yf ye conferre them togyther brynge them to the touche stone proue ther spretes and trye them by the scripturs The office of a Christen byshopp were râ—ther to preache than to ponnyshe rather to fede than to famyshe rather gentyllye to allure than curryshely to rebuke before the worlde were he after the ordre of Christ and hys apostoles But my lorde ys of an other smokye brode whose nature vs to rauyshe and destroye to deuoure the flocke and fede them selues with the fatte executynge vpon them all tyraÌ„nye possyble Lorde pyte thy poore peple and wytsaue ones to open the in warde eyes of worldlye rewlers that they maye in thy feare beholde these myschefes with Iosaphat hiehu Ezechias and godlye Iosias for as yet we are farre from godlynesse for all owr newe reformacyon The manne of synne 1 And that I do not here after preache or teache anye 2 heresyes errours or noughtye opynyons 3 contrarye and ageynst the catholike faythe of ovvr holie mother the churche 4 but as moche as can lye in my povver to maynteyne defende 5 and auaunce the seyd catholycke faythe Hys dysclosynge SIE yf there be in the worlde anye myschefe abhomynacyoÌ„ or

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