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Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
death_n	great_a	lord_n	sin_n	7,119	5	4.4316	4	false

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A11370	A wounderfull prophecie or pronosticatio[n] begynnynge from the yere of oure Lorde M.D.XXXI. to the lawde and prayse of the moost victoryous Emperowre Charles the fyfthe of that name borne within the triumpha[n]t towne of Gandt, in the golden yere .M.D. vppo[n] the .xxiiij. daye of February, whiche daye is neyther named nor no[m]bred, because it was in the leapeyere pronostycate by Master Salomon the Jewe, [and] physician greatly soundynge to the honour of God and lawde of the famous towne of Gandt.	Salomon, Dr., of Ruhrmond.	1543 (1543)	STC 21629; ESTC S106795	14,545	33

A wounderfull Prophecie or pronosticatioÌ„ begynnynge from the yere of oure Lorde M.D.XXXI to the lawde and prayse of the moost victoryous Emperowre Charles the fyfthe of that name / borne within the triumphaÌ„t towne of Gandt / in the golden yere M.D. vppoÌ„ the .xxiiij. daye of February / whiche daye is neyther named nor noÌ„bred / because it was in the leape yere Pronostycate by Master Salomon the Iewe / Physician greatly soundynge to the honour of God and lawde of the famous towne of Gandt The prologe Pro. i. FOr asmoche as the feare of god is the begynnynge of wysedome / Iaco. i. And that euery good and parfett gyfte / is geueÌ„ from aboue / to as manye as aske it in faithe / according to the sayinge of the Apostle I therfore hauynge thys feare of the Lorde before myn eyes desyre of him / thorowe hys allmyghtye power and endeles mercye / to derecte my penne a ryght / that thys my lytell laboure and worke / maye so procede accordyng to his moost godly will and pleasure that I in no wyse erre froÌ„ the ryght waye of truethe For I haue here taken in hande throughe Gods permissyon to pronosticate / of the very zeale and loue / whyche I beare vnto the trueth Takynge my grounde and foundacioÌ„ / oute of the prophecyes of Esay / Iermy / Ezechiel / Esdras / with diuers other / not omittyng that pryncely prophet Dauid / lyke as I haue done three yeres paste / but I entende not to passe ouer so lyghtlye FYrst we saye / throughe the mouthe of the ê“phet Esdras BabyloÌ„ signifyeth a place of sin Asia is takeÌ„ for the .iij. parte of the worlde stretchiÌ„g froÌ„ the northeast / vnto egypte Egipte signifyeth the whole worlde so that iÌ„ this prophecye I do as well coÌ„preheÌ„de the turkes as xpÌ„ians Wo be vnto the o Babilon and Asia / wo be vnto the o Egypte Syria gyrde yowre selues wyth clothes of sacke heare / moorne for youre chyldreÌ„ / be sory I saye for youre destruccion is at haÌ„de A swerde is sent vppoÌ„ you / who wyl torne it backe A fyre is kindeled agaynst you / of the fearce vengeauÌ„ce of God / and who wyl queÌ„tche it Beholde sayeth the prophet They take the worde of God but for a scorne / and haue no luste ther vnto Therfore I am sayth he so ful of thyne indignacioÌ„ Oh Lorde / that I may suffer it no loÌ„ger For froÌ„ the leaste vnto the most they hange depende all vppon couetuousnes / froÌ„ the prophet vnto the preste / they go all about with falshead lyes Agayne / saith Esdras / wheÌ„ men shal thynke to haue peace vnytie and concorde / that all maner of vittaylles shall be habondaunt / so good cheape vppoÌ„ earth / that meÌ„ shall thynke theÌ„ selues to be in good case / eueÌ„ then shall the great myschefe vengeaunce of the Lorde falle vppoÌ„ theÌ„ / with warres / death / dearthe pestylences and great disquyetnes / whiche are but the begynnyng of moornyngis and sorrowes / In somoche that the people shall tremble for feare / Ioel. ij sayinge nowe the Lorde commeth is harde at hande / A darke daye a gloomynge daye / a clowdye daye / a stormy daye shall appeare Amos. viij The songes of the people shall be turned to sorowe / Soche a honger will I sende vppoÌ„ the earthe sayth the Lorde that no man shall be able to stoppe it / in soche a maner that all meÌ„ may well saye / Psal c.xxxviij where shall I hyde me from the wrath of God yea they shall saye syttinge by the waters of Babilon and weape we will haÌ„ge our harpes vppoÌ„ the trees that are therin / as oft as we remembre Syon For who escape the warre / shall fele the plage of pestilence / and he that is quyte of the one / shal not escape the daÌ„ger of the other And soche small loue shall they re be / that one maÌ„ shall fynde no maner of comforte at the hande of an other Lett no man merueyll at these plages that be to come / seynge they shal be sent of God as scourges for the punisshemeÌ„t of synne S. Bernardes saying S. Bernarde as it were in the person of Chryst sayethe O thowe man tell me the cause af thy mysfortune and chaunce whiche thowe haste in thy goodes / bodye / soule / Thow seruest the deuell / and not me He hathe not created made the of nought / neyther hath he saued the / wheÌ„ thowe wast loste / Chryst him selfe dyd not redeme the with the sonne / moone / sterres and planetes / but with his precyous bloude through deathe Therfore saythe the prophet Ieremye / I am coÌ„strayned to make my coÌ„playnt vppon yowe / and vppon yowre chyldren Iere. ij Oh ye cursed synners / howe wofull a thinge will it be vnto yowe / whiche haue forsaken the trewe God / fallynge to synne / the deuell and all vanyties What vnfaythfulnes haue yowe fouÌ„de in me / saithe the Lorde / yowr owne conscience shall accuse you / and yowr own wickednes shal condempne yow Agayne we speake vnto yow / throughe the mouthe of the ê“phet Esaye Esay i. Heare oh heauen / harken O earthe / for the Lorde speaketh / I haue nourysshed and broughte vp chyldren / and thei are fallen away from me An oxe knoweth his owner / and an asse his masters stable / but my people knowe me not Expert they be in blasphemies / falshed / and lyes / moost lyke a frowarde generation and vnnaturall chyldren / as it apeareth euydently ynoughe / with what othes they blasphemye God / in euerye place / as at weddynges / maryages / banckettes / feastes / tauernes / markettes / in many other pastymes / playes / games / and soche other thynges / that by soche deuyllysshnes the deuyne name of God is openly detracted / sclaundered blasphemed Yea in so moche that it is so derided mocked withall / none other wyse / then as men shulde eyther putte oute their lyppes or poynt it withe their formust fynger / with soche dyshonestie and abhomynable vyces and synnes / whiche at this tyme I shame to rehearce / so that ther be at this present daye / many more people lyuynge beastelye fylthelye / then soberly honestly or vertuously It neadeth no probacyon of scripture / seynge the actes be to manyfest as wel to the rulers temporall as spirituall In so moche that the confessyon of fayth / true repentaunce / and godly Sacramentes with the pure preachinge of the Gospell / is so moche neglected dispysed / that me thynke it is greatly to be lamented that it is so longe vnpunysshed / for dyshonestie withe dysobedience is so greatly engeÌ„dred to soche maner of vnshamefaste boldenes / that in a maner it is to late to be reformed And it is to be feared that there be many sturdy vylleynes /

vngodlye actes shal be put in their places For in this time shall stande vp a false prophet / whiche shall go aboute to distroye the cheifest articles of our faithe and beleif / and so throughe an vtwarde and gloryous appearaunce / he shall seduce moche people / and worke many straunge thinges And in this time shall the Emperowrs maiestie be vexed and troubled with many of his subiectis / so that the prisons in euery place where men do vse to execute iustice / shal be fylled / with monkes / fryres / noÌ„nes and soche other / so that thei shal lyue in an vncerteyn and vnsure estate IteÌ„ marchauÌ„tes artifycers / shall not greatly profyt in their affayres / but that shall not longe coÌ„tynewe IteÌ„ women shall haue good fortune in their trauaylle labour / for they shall brynge forth many chyldren within shorte tyme. After this shal ther be two eclipsis / the one of the Sonne / the other of the moone The sonne shall be darkened .vi. poyntes great froÌ„ the begynnynge to the endynge / which shal be vppon a wednesdaye .viij. dayes after the .xij. day at after none And agayne the moone shal loose hyr lyght vppon a frydaye after the conuersyon of S. Paull in the mornynge at twoo of the clocke in the .ix. degre of Leo / whiche betokeneth great mischauÌ„ce and fortune to them that dwelle vppon the sea coastes / or where the grounde is lowe In thys tyme men shall see a great fall and decaye of Turkes / so that the empyre shall haue great rule domynion / conquerynge diuers laÌ„des lordeships IteÌ„ the nobles of the empyre shall haue prosperous successyoÌ„ and fortune with great fauoure of their subiectes In the mean tyme shal the spiritualtie be at variaunce / strife / discorde / for the promocioÌ„s and goodes of the churche And while thei are thus striuinge one agaynste an other / marchauntes and all other artyficers / shall haue more prosperous and better lucke in their trades busines then thei had before Notwithstanding / Italye / Norway / and Denmark shal be vexed troubled and be brought to great heauines Aboute this tyme shall there be in Fraunce / in the lande of Luke / and in some places of the laÌ„de of Cleue / great pestileÌ„ce and other strauÌ„ge diseases / then shal the flowdes of the water of Ryne braste forth with great violeÌ„ce / and ouerflowe dyuers partes of the lande / to the greate discomoditie of the people In this tyme shal the soÌ„ne be darkned .ix. poyntes from benethe vpwarde / vppon the secoÌ„de friday after Easter after none at .iiij. of the clocke .xij. degrees in the sygne of Pisces / so that then thascendeÌ„t shal showe him selfe signifying vnto vs / that there shall be a great nombre of princes deposed / so that the crowne of the laÌ„de of Boheme shal staÌ„d voide / through the great disobedieÌ„ce of the subiectes And because thei do reproue the rodde wherwith thei shulde be beateÌ„ / I wil therfore saithe the Lorde visite their transgression and disobedience / Amos. viij withe a sharper rodde / that is / with the swerde of warre pestilence dearthe and deathe Then shall the pÌ„lates of the churche be at strife / one agaynste an other for diuers causes / whiche I entende not moche to entreat of at this tyme / but will coÌ„mitte the thinges vnto god / yet will not I ouer slyppe the wordes of that princely prophet Dauid / which saithe Psal ij The kinges of the earth shall stande vp / and the rulers shall counsell and come to gether agaynste the Lorde / and his anoynted For bothe Pilate and Herode / Annas and Cayphas / scribes pharisees / whiche seke their own profet and aduauntage / with no small dissentioÌ„ and discorde / sekyng the soules of them / Esaye xiij which the prophet Esay sayeth shal not yet dye / Thei shall right well perceaue the great plages of god / withe lamentinge and moorninge as laÌ„pes with oute oyle / lanternes with out light / beinge both idle / blinde vayn Psalm lxi For yf thei were layd agaynste vanitie in a peire of balaunce / thei shuld flye vp vnto the skye / and be moche lighter then euen vanitye it selfe Harken therfore sayeth the Lorde ye princes of Sodoma / ye people of Gomorra / these my wordes For the synne of my people / I will sayeth he suffer ypocrites to raigne ouer you Let vs take hede of the woÌ„derfull example where the aungell af god did destroye apon one nighte in the pauillioÌ„s and teÌ„tes of the AssyriaÌ„s C.lxxxv thousande meÌ„ iiij ReguÌ„ xix Esaie xxxvij For vndoutedly these plages that are to come / shall be for the synnes / whiche raygne at this daye in the worlde / so that there shal assemble together in one felde / many nobles of greate power / whiche willingly shal go to battell / where moche bloude shall be shedde / moste especially of the wicked / in soche wyse that the thirde parte of the worlde / shal there be slayne iiij Esdras xv For I will holde my tonge no lenger sayeth the Lorde seinge the people be so wicked aÌ„d vngodly / for the innoceÌ„t bloude of the troubled / criethe vnto me / and the soules of the ryghtuous complayne contynually / therfore will I aueÌ„ge the bloude of my people / so that the worlde shal be full of wofulnes and misery The grouÌ„de shall lye voide / and not be tilled / the trees shall bear frute and shall not be gathered The corne that is soweÌ„ in the feldes / shall not be broughte home into the barnes / the womeÌ„ shall weape and wayle / for the losse of their husbandes / that shall perisshe withe the power of the swerde And more ouer / Aloufresant prophecyethe / that in this tyme / the trewe christiaÌ„s shall haue moche persecucioÌ„s / troubles sorowes / for the worde of God And after that shall there folowe great dearthe / and deathe / as well in other places / as in douchelande TheÌ„ shal ther come in the coastes of Europe / soche rayne / wynde tempest / that many meÌ„ shall be slayne therwith And this tempeste shal come froÌ„ the north / so that many shall go at nyghts merely to they re beddes / whiche shal be founde dead in the mornynge / and thus ended hys prophecie In this tyme also shall the papistrie and seate of Rome stande voyde / so that the Emperour shall take vppoÌ„ him to ordeyne and instytute an other in the same seate / to whome the Emperoure shall adioyne hym selfe make attonemeÌ„t in the churche And the man whome he shall thus ordeyne / shal be of great worthynes vertue / and therto be sett lyke one of power so that after that he shall put downe / take awaye great possessyons / rentes / promocions dignyties / from the prelates and prebendaries / forbyddinge all

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