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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A01567	A declaration made by the Archbishop of Collen, vpon the deede of his mariage, sent to the states of his archbishoprike VVith the letter of Pope Gregorie the. 13 against the celebration of the same mariage, and the Bishops aunswer therevnto. According to the coppie imprinted at Collen. 1583.	Gebhard, Truchsess von Waldburg, Archbishop and Elector of Cologne, 1547-1601.; Deloney, Thomas, 1543?-1600.; Gregory XIII, Pope, 1502-1585.	1583 (1583)	STC 11693; ESTC S102953	12,394	38

Apostles Prophets folowing y e Christian exposition of Auspurg notwithstāding all impeachments of our Lieutenants and Magistrates or other persons whatsoeuer assuring for the same as it is the duty and office of a christian Prince of all and euerie vnder our dominion and iurisdiction to defende and maintaine them through the helpe and grace of GOD being certainly perswaded that his almightie power hath béene the onely direction of this our christian enterprise and that he will defend his glory and holy worde against all the gates of hell Moreouer we protest before the maiestie of almightie God which is the searcher of the hearts and raines that we haue not taken in hand this godlie and christian enterprise moued by ambition or desire of honour or any other thing to our particuler profit and commoditie but for the glorie of Christe Iesus our onely sauiour and redéemer and the aduancement of his holy word and for the eternall felicitie and saluation of our subiectes which he hath giuen vs in charge Neither haue we done it to rayse discord and discention in the common wealth but rather to set and establish one christian order in the Churches and Schooles of this coūtrey as it is thought conuenient by the counsayle and aduise of the principall of our Estates minding to take delyberation and aduise vpon the reformation of the Churches and Schooles of our sayd Archbishop sea Electorship at the first assembling of our States Lordes as soone as oportunitie shall serue Admonishing the while all those vnder the óbedience of our foresayd Elector which shall be moued to imbrace and follow the religiō established at Auspourg and the expositions of the same agéeing to the worde of God behauing themselues in all modesty as it becommeth all such as are led by true christian zeale Forbidding them expresly that they shall doo no wrong nor iniury to any in déede or in wordes to the ende that euerie one of them maye liue quietly and peaceably one with an other And for the perticular safegarde of our person if it come to passe by the will of God that we should ioyne our selues in mariage to the end that none might take occasion to blame vs as doing the same against our duety séeking thereby some perticular profite or commodity or that our intēt were to leaue to our heires some aduantage to the preiudice of our sayd Archbishop sea or Electorship and to gratifie the same against all reason or henestie We protest by this our publique writing and before the eternall euerliuing God that the same was neuer our purpose or intent that is to say to drawe vnto our heires our sayd Archbishop sea or to bring them to any right of the same succession or for any other perticular profite to their commoditie And for this cause we will haue it openly declared by the publication of this our present ordinaunce that whosoeuer shall hereafter come the election ought to remaine at libertie vnto the consent of y e rest of our most noble Electors as heretofore it hath béene and after our decease to be resigned without force And for this cause all and euerie of our subiectes and other personnes vnder the obedience of our Archbishop and Electorship shall vnderstand that they are not held or boūd to owe any obedience or in any respect to reuerence any man whatsoeuer as their true and rightfull Lord tyll such tune as by the consent and councell of our Electors the Prince which shall succéed be lawfullie and righfullie chosen And that they shall not acknowledge or take for their Prince any that shall enterprise to take it in hād without the ordinarie and lawfull election of our aforesayde Electors and the expresse declaration of him which shall succéede by their aucthoritie as it hath béene obserued by long and auncient custome notwithstanding any disposition heretofore made by vs or any other preposed against this our present ordinaunce but without regard therof we vtterly at this present and for the time to come declare them of no effect Abrogated and abolished them in the straitest manner and forme that maye be being ready at all times to conferre and take more deliberation vpon the same with our aforesayde Electors and States of our prouince making them such confirmation and assuraunce of this our present promise in such maner that no daunger nor feare or other damageable enterprise maye come or happen for any such matter by vs or by our heires Therefore we charge and commaund all and euerie of our Lordes gouernors magistrates Iudges Treasurers Receauers Consulles Citizens commons and all in generall diligently and straitly to obserue this our present commaund that euerie one may be maintained according therevnto And that they may neither hurt or doo iniurie to any nor they of any be iniuried or molested for whosoeuer shall herein be found faultie shall incurre our indignation and displeasure and shall not escape most grieuous punishment for this is the truth of our last charge and commaundement In witnesse whereof we haue published and imprinted and sealed with our seale this our present declaration causing it to be caried into all partes and places of our dominions vnto such as shall make it known to all Giuen at our Citie of Bonne the .16 daye of Ianuarie in the yéere of our Lord. 1583. ¶ Pope Gregorie the 13. to our right reuerend and beloued brother Ghebbard Archbishop of Collen Prince and Elector of the Empire RIght reuerend beloued brother the great woorthy personage procéeding from the Noble house of Truchces your auncient honorable progenitors as well in auncient time as of fresher memorie hath left vs sufficient witnes of the worthines thereof and nobilitie of their blood whose affection and constancie hath alwaies béene manifestlie declared towardes the catholique faith but principallie by Cardinall Augustus which held the first seate hereof vnder whose discipline you haue béene most religiouslie and holilie brought vp as it was cōuenient for y e holie Church of Rome in such manner as there was no small hope conceaued of you trusting that you will shew your selfe a person worthy so noble a race by the like instruction from whence hath growne the fatherly good will which hitherto we haue borne vnto you which we haue not onely since that time entertained but also in like manner augmented by the meanes of the good report of honorable personages which promised vnto vs all things with you most excellēt iust After it came to passe that you were elected by the charter of Collen to the dignitie Archbishop sea of this church and although that election was disturbed by sundrie manifold difficulties in such sort that it was not onlie stronglie withstoode but in a maner vanquished made vaine Neuerthelesse we vsed such benignitie towards you that all impeachmentes reiected we approued and allowed the iudgement and election made by the same charter for you Increasing the force and vertue