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A10198 XVI. New quæres proposed to our Lord Prælates. Prynne, William, 1600-1669. 1637 (1637) STC 20475; ESTC S103456 13,499 22

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Articles of Religion and Homilies And whether their Cathedralls Chappell 's and Churches wherein they have sett up such Crosses to crucify their Saviour owne whose holy paynefull dayly preaching life they have never before their eyes and therefore represent his death in these dumbe Pictures because they are growne so lazy that they seldome or never preach it be not ipso facto forfeited to the King by the Statute of 13. E. 1. c. 33. against setting up of Crosses and Crucifixes and their very Bishopprickes too which they better deserve to loose for this their open insolent erecting of Crucifixes Altars Tapers and other Romish superstitions to usher in Popery then any Godly Ministers to be deprived of their livings for not wearing of a Surpluse or not bowing at the Name of Iesus or not kneeling at the Sacrament or not yeelding to any other late Innovations for which their Lordships against all Law and conscience have deprived and suspended so many of their Godly Brethren more worthy a Bishoppricke and farr more innoxious pious obedient to his Majesties and Gods Lawes then themselves XV. Whether the Prelates for disguising themselves with strangevestments disguises vizors and playe like apparell as Rochetts Copes Stoles Abbies and other massing trincketts to difference themselves from all other men and daunceing cringing and playeing the Mummers with divers new antique gestures piping Organs and Minstrelsy before their new erected Altars hopping limping and dauncing before them like the ancient Pagan Priests about their Idolatrous Altars or like Mummers about a cobloase and putting on a meere vizor of piety gravity on their faces when as they have neither of them nor any other true Christian graces in their hearts and under these disguises doeing greater hurt and mischiefes both in Church and State be not finable and to be imprisoned for the space of three monethes without buyle or mayneprise for every time they shall be thus masked and disguised by the expres words of 3. H. 8. c. 9. intituled An Act against Mummers and Delinquents within that Law And whether the best use these Lord Bishops thus disguised in their Pontificallibus can be put unto be not to make Skarrecrowes in some Cornefeild or other or to stand in the Church-porch to keepe out Dogges from their holy consecrated Temples which would be so affrighted with their mumming vestments and disguises that they never durst come neare the Corne or Church for feare of these terrible Lordly Bugbears and Skarre-crowes XVI Whether by the Statutes of 25. Ed. 1. c. 4. and 34. Ed. 1. c. 5. every Arch-Bishop and Bishop of England ought not personally to read the Statutes of Magna Carta and of the Forest with King Edward the first his Confirmations of them in their severall Cathedrall Churches twice every yeare and upon the reading thereof openly to denounce excommunicated banned and accursed all those that willingly doe or procure to be done any thing contrary to the tenour force and effect of them or either of them by word deed or counsell Whether they ought to be destrayned suspended and excommunicated for not doeing of it with farr greater justice and reason then themselves suspend and silence Ministers for not reading their Lordships Declaration for Sports on the Lords day coulored over with his Majesties Name to dishonor his Highnes and excuse themselves these two Statutes enjoyning them the one in expresse termes and inflicting these Penalties on them for neglecting it but no Law Precept or Canon prescribing Ministers the other nor yet that Booke it self Whether their Lordships both by word deed and counsell infringing Magna Carta these Statutes sundry wayes especially by their imprisoning fining excommunicating suspending and depriving men against Law and by their new invented Taxes and Talleges to pill and poll the Subjects and in procuring Iudges and others by menaces flatery or ill counsell to deny Prohibitions and habeas corpore to doe many things against the tenour and effect of these good Lawes now miserably every-where trampled vnder feet be not ipso sacto excommunicated by divers ancient excommunications fulminated against such desperate infringers and transgressors of those Acts in a most direfull manner by their Predecessors and by the tenour of these Statutes themselves and so altogether Irreguler and to be shut out of all Churches his Majesties Court and Chapple all Christian mens societie and sequestred both from their Office and Benefice till they have done publicke penance and given sufficient satisfaction to the whole Realme of England for their enormious dayly multiplyed crimes under which both Church and Kingdome groane and languish at this present FINIS * See Summa Angelica Summa Rosella tit Simonia * 2. Chron. 6 c. 7. 7. † Exod. 30. 22. c. c. 40. * Summa Angelica Rosella tit Simonia consecratio Ecclesiaelig † Lindwode de Censibus procurationibus where all this is resolved * Lindwode ibid. 23. Eli. c. 1. * 28. Ass. 19. 40. Ass. 40. 43. Ass. 30. Stamford l. 2. c. 60. Fitz. Ca. 27. 30. 36. 51. 53. 56. 58. 71. 72. 191. 218. 225. 233. 283. 359. Br. Pa. 1. 2. 4. 5. 8. 9. 12. 13. 14. 15. 19. * Petition to Q. Eliz. p. 77. * Luke 19. 47. c. 20. 1. c. 21. 37. 38. c. 22. 53. † Acts 20. 20. 21. 31. c. 19. 9. * Regist. par 2. f. 36. Ras. Prohibition 5.