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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

yet is it no honest state of lyuynge for yow for your office ye saye is aboue all thers Though saynt Paule doth saye that wedlock is honorable amonge all peple and the chambre therof vndefyled Though he sayth also that God wyll condempne aduouterers and whore kepers and that the forbyddynge therof is the verye doctryne of deuyls all that can not moue yow Though the primatyue churche had it in great pryce and so styll ded vse it tyll Syluester the 2. ded fatche the deuyll fron hell by his nicromancye where as he was a fore tyed vp for a thousande years to seale the obligacyon of his papacye yet do yow take it for carnall be astlinesse bycause master Eckius doth so report it which neuer the lesse had 3. bastardes the same selfe yeare that he disputed that matter at lipsia Oh verye sede of the serpent and cytezens of sodome Not without cause was it that Christ called yow a false and an aduouterouse generacioÌ„ Full wele knewe he what we schuld haue of yow the heauenlye father be mercyfull vnto vs. Vvith all abhominacions haue you fylled the worlde and yet to thys daye Imagyne ye non other thynge Is your doctrine in thys anye other than the dyrt of the pope and the fylthye shytynges of olde heretyques The Tacyanes taught that matrymonye was in no case lawfull The Marcianistes wolde admytt noÌ„ to baptim vnlesse they renouÌ„ced wed locke The Eustachyanes helde opynyon that non coude be saued in marryage MoÌ„tanus with hys sect leadynge women abought with hym noted yt a lyght thynge and sayd it myght be broke wele ynough The priscyllyanystes separated the menne from ther wyues and the womeÌ„ from ther husbandes ageynst ther willes The Abelynes allowed maryage but no carnall copulacyon therin The Adamytes improued it as an vncleane thynge for that Adam knewe not hys wyfe before he synned The Nicolaytaynes were of thys opynyon that wyues ought to be coÌ„mon The Cataphrygeanes Catharystes and Tartulyanystes condempned for aduoutrye the marryage of widowes The Esseanes Nouacyanes Carpocracianes Apostolyckes Iouynyanistes and other more hath opinion of matrimonye in dyuerse other respectes Last of all commeth your holye father of Rome with hys rable of rutters myters hattes hoodes cappes crownes conyes skynnes cattes tayles in all maner of colours and proporcyons and he hath an ore with them all as an vpholder of al heretiques ageynst this holy estate Yea holy I say ageyn though it be vnreuerentlye vsed of manye For it maketh neyther whore keper not sodomyte as yowr chastyte doth daylye innumerable Vyhan now in thys latter age thys buyldinge of yowrs through the gospell preachynge suffred a great earthquake and was lyke to fall to the grounde without recouer commeth forth master Eckius a verye connynge artifycer in the se workes of yours and he vnderproppeth it with an olde broken sparre Marryage maye be grauÌ„ted to no prest sayth he by no maner of dispensacion for the vowe that is aÌ„nexed to ther chastite And for the establyshment of thys doctrine he bryngeth in the inhibicion made by pope Calixtus bycause no scripturs wyl serue hym But where as he sayth with no small cyrcumstauÌ„ce to make hys matter good that the pope neuer yet dispensed with that vowe He lyeth of hys holye father Raphael volateranus sayth that a serten monke called Nicolas marryed Anne the duke of venys dowter by the popes consent Burghardus the prouost of tryere or vttereth in Germanye had to wyfe the prince of the ruzeanes syster by the dispeÌ„sacyon of pope Gregorye the. 7. otherwise called hyldebrande the same selfe yeare he inhybited the maryage of prestrÌ„es Pope pelagius ded create a bisshopp at syracusa in the lande of sycill and he had both wyfe and chyldren Henricus agrippa maketh mencion of a Cardinall in Rome whom the Pope permytted to take a wyfe in maryage and at hys pleasure to returne ageyn to hys cardinalshypp after he had chyldren without anye maner of irregularyte Colomannus the bysshopp of uaradyne left that spiritual office and was made kynge of hungarye by the Popes dyspensacyon of purpose to haue yssue about the yeare of owr lorde M. lxxvi and regned there .xix. years Daniel a prest was lyke wyse constytute kynge of fraunce by a lyke dyspensacion and was called after warde Chylpericus gouernynge that regyon the space of .iij. years Petrus Elsacius a prest and elect Byshopp of Cameryk was dubbed a knyght and marryed leonor the countesse of nyuerne which had bene called Sybyll Reme lius a monke beynge aged was taken out of hys monasterie by the popes lyceÌ„s and made kynge of Aragone after the disseace of hys father Sanccius about the yeare of owr lorde a thousande a C. and lx aÌ„d had by hys wife Mawde a dowter which was afterwarde marryed to Raymondus the erle of Barchinona Pope Ce lestyne the thirde lycensed Henrye the. 6 emprour to haue to wyfe CoÌ„staunce kynge Rogers dowter of sycyll for a yearlye pensyon whych was a professed nonne at panorme Fredericus dongianus was releaced of hys vowe to the Carmelytes order aÌ„d constytute kynge of Sycyll â–ª Sardo nye and Calabre for the syngular coÌ„modyte of those landes Mathew the erle of bulleyne marryed Marye kynge Steuens dowter of englande and had her out of ramsaye abbeye where as than she was ab basse aÌ„d had 2. dowters by her called Ida and Matilda Bochardus aueniensis a man ne of great byrthe and lernynge forsoke hys presthode and benefyces whych than he had manye aÌ„d Ioyned hymselfe in we diock to Margarete the emprour Baldewyne of constantynoples dowter and had manye fayr chydren by her pope Gre gorye the. 9. after moche sute and expeÌ„ses iudgynge yt godlye Iohan the bastarde sonne of Fardynandus beynge a cysteane monke was constytute kynge of portyngale Iohan of gaunte thaÌ„ beynge duke of laÌ„castre aÌ„d kynge of castele geuynge hym hys dowter Phylypp to marrye after that he had in the yeare of owr lorde 1388. optayned a dyspensacyon of pope vrbanus the. 6. Iames the last kynge of cypres beynge bysshopp of Nycose not longe afore was permytted of pope paule the seconde to haue a Venecyane to wyfe to that intent that hys lande schuld become the Venecyanes as yt now ys in dede In lyke case Canutus whych had bene a professed monke 6. years at clunyake was dyspensed wyth for moneye to haue a wyfe Sowas a serteÌ„ abbott of Redynge here in Englande So was vrsynus a prest of nursia and a great nombre els as we fynde in dyuerse cronycles aÌ„d wrytynges Vvhye schuld soche a furyouse beast than so shamefullye lye to establyshe an errour of de uyllyshenesse But that he ys ignoraunt in the hystoryes and also that soche dyrtye doctrine standeth onlye by lyes Ioannes andreas whom they call the fountayne of

to the fylthye blood of a swyne in hys deuylyshe preachinge Vvhich I haue touched more at large in an other boke ageynst hys slaunderose reproche of Barnes Neuer are soche matters condempned nor yet recanted No they are to swete to ther purses panches and pratye pygeons of paules to be throwne awaye so sone It were better a hondreth thousande sowles went to the deuyll than they schuld lose an ynche of those wanton pleasurs Oh wretchednesse of menne If there were in yow but one sparke of godlynesse it wolde abhorre yow thus to delude slee daÌ„pne and destroye your poore symple bretherne with this wycked masse of yowrs Of whom ye boast christ aÌ„d hys apostles to be the authors not beynge able throughlye to brynge one godlye maÌ„ne for the author therof as yt ys now I speake onlye of yowr patched masse and not of cristes wordes in the ryght kynde 6 And as touchynge your matteÌ„s and euensonge they are also fylthye drynkes of the same whores cuppe of BabyloÌ„ verye execrable and noyfull to them that schall receyue them in faythe without vnderstandynge as a fulfyllynge of ther dutye to god Onlye are they instytucyons of popes As of Damasus Gelasiê° Pelagius Gregorius Vitelianus Vrbanus And soche lyke And of monkes agreynge to the same As of Ioannes cassianus Paulus Diaconus Isuardus Alcuinus Rabanus Osmiidus aÌ„d soche other more takeÌ„ out first of the supsticiose vse of the geÌ„tiles aÌ„d the hypocritishe customes of the pharysees Vvhan ye praye sayth Christ speake not moche as doth the heythen nor stande not vp in the synagoges as doth the hypocrytes For the one thynketh to be harde by moche bablynge and the other seketh to be seane of menne They both are without rewarde of God Vvhan Christ went from the worlde he sent forth non other but preachers onlye to instruct the multitude to lyue after the rewles whych he had afore taught by his gospell Now commeth the pope which is of a contrarie relygion from hym and he sendeth forth mattens mongers masse momblers holye water swyngers and euensonge clatterers with other hypocrites els to fulfyll the tyme with ther Idell supersticyons and clerelye to exyle the gospell And thys is the religyoÌ„ that my lorde laboreth here with tothe and nayle to maynteyne But God I doubt it not wyll shortlye delyuer his and the wayes of the wvcked schall come to nought Â¶ The manne of synne Â¶ 1 Ageynst the gyuynge of an othe 2 before a iudge 3 and fynassye to haue all thynges commen amoÌ„gest the peple 4 Ita est 5 Vvilhelmus Tol vvyn manu propria Hys dysclosynge RYghtlye hath the apostle Iude otherwyse called Thadeus described thys false generacyon in hys epystle callynge them blasphemers mockers murmurers quarellers and proude speakers walkynge in vngodlynesse accordynge to ther owne lustes These are they whych separate them selues from the multytude and are not as other meÌ„ne be Beast lye are they in ther doctrine and lyuynge hauynge neyther sprete nor grace Marke well the frutes of my lorde in thys processe aÌ„d ye schal saye they are the same Styll coÌ„playneth he of these poore bokes without eyther wytt or lernynge and wyll in no wyse be pacyfyed Next ys he in haÌ„de here with that he obserueth least whych ys to sweare to be true and perfourme yt These bokes sayth he are ageynst the geuynge of an othe before a iudge I wote he meaneth here the vniust examynacyoÌ„s of the verye martyrs of God ser IohaÌ„ oldecastell the lorde cobham and of master wyllyam thorpe prest whych vtterlye refused to be sworne to antichristes abhomynacyons before that uerye mynystre of sathaÌ„ Thomas arundell thaÌ„ archebysshopp of caunterberye and chancellour of Englande I schall first infourme the good christen reader of the cruelte of thys tyraunt â— I fynde in dyuerse cronycles and thaÌ„ coÌ„sydre thu the newe practyses of my lorde here As Thomas arundell perseyued the veryte of God to sprynge aÌ„d floryshe by the contynuall lecturs determynacyons and preachynges of master IohaÌ„ wycleff and hys clyentes whych was in those dayes of most wonderfull lyfe and lernynge and that kynge Edwarde the thirde in hys latter age sumwhat fauored the same aÌ„d also that kynge Rycharde the seconde succedynge hym wolde not persecute yt to hys mynde He first conspyred ageynst the seyd kynge Rycharde wyth the erle of Darbye whych was also duke of harforde Than procured he the Iryshe menne to ryse hys owne commons to rebell hys lordes to depose hym of hys regne aÌ„d fynallye to settvp in hys rome the seyd erle of Darbye famysshynge hym vnto deathe at the last in the castell of pomfrett Than caused he the gospell readynge to become both heresye and treason and procured for yt both hangynge and burnynge where as afore yt was but exylynge onlye or els headynge at the most So that there were in one daye at hys procurement both hanged and brent in saynt Gyles feldo .xxxvi. besydes ser Roger acton knyght master Iohan browne esquyre and ser Iohan beuerlaye prest in the yeare of owr lorde M cccc xiij And all was for that they wolde not obeye the popes relygyon Greuouslye ys my lorde of london offended here with these bokes bycause thys great prelate was not obeyed there in these wholsom workes of holye churche Trulye thys ys the othe he coÌ„playneth of here that ys there denyed afore a iudge It wyll not awaye they saye that ys bredde by the bone In dede yt so apereth yf ye waye thys gere well 2 Vvho hath coÌ„stytute bysshoppes for iudges in lyfe and deathe ouer meÌ„ne Not the eternall God whych onlye gaue that authoryte to kynges but the infernall serpent that hath geuen power to the beast to make battayle with the sayntes aÌ„d to ouer come theÌ„ Vvere ye of Christes institucyoÌ„ as ye are of anticristes your offyce were to preache lyke poore dyscyples and not to sytt in iudgemeÌ„t of them whose beleue ys now moche better than yowrs But yt fareth by yow as by the first bretherne of saynt FraÌ„ces as the tale goeth amonge the peple he left them penytentes and founde them theues at hys returne So christ left yow preachers and now fyndeth yow murtherers vp of hys peple Ye ought rather to counsell from swearynge beynge in yt so great parell as there ys than to enforce menne cruellye vnto yt A dampnable vse haue ye brought into the worlde amonge manye other to swcare vpoÌ„ a boke whych ys but a creature where as mennys othes ought to be vpon God onlye For thys abhomynable custome of pleyne Idolatrie are ye sore rebuked of saynt Iohan Chrisostome in hys .xliiij. homelye vpon Mathew as ye schall fynde yt more at large declared in the christen exhortacyon vnto customable swearers How bosshop peshath bestowed ther othes to ther prynces sens the conquest and sumwhat afore they that are expert

condeÌ„pneth Esa 29. Luce. 6. Num. 23 â–ª 2. Ioan. 1. Heb. 2. 2. Pet. 2. Iude. 1. Psalm 16 Ioan. 8. 2. Pet. 2. Luce. 11. Prou. 26. Eccle. 34. Act. 13. Zach. 3. Math. 7. Ioan. 10. Cant. 5. Math. 17. Hiere 23. Esa 55. Ezech. 7. Eccle. 51. Osee 11. Luce. 11. 1. Pet. 4. Act. 2. Ioan. 13. Luce. 11 Math. 12. 2. Ioan. 1. 2. Cor. 6. Luce. 22. Math. 26 Marci 14 â–ª Col. 2. 1. Cor. 11. Ioan. 13. Ioannes cuspinianus de saracenis Colo. 2. Treno 3 â–ª Histo tri pertit Lib. 9 ca. 30. Iacobus de voragine Ephes 4. Rom. 12 1. cor 10 Gala. 2. Acto 6 Ioan. 2. Apo. 18 Ex. 6. synodo quest Ca Nullus episco Esa 3. Hie. 23. Dani. 14. platina in vitis poÌ„t Innocencius 3. de pen. re Marci 2. Math. 12. Luce. 6. Gala. 4. Col. 2. The artycle of the Eucharystye in both kyndes Mat. 26. Marc. 14. Luce. 22. An argument out of Eckius dyuynyte 1. Cor. 11. Ambrosius et Hieronimus Baptista panecius sermone 56. atque alij Panormitanus Acta consilij Basiliensis Genes 4. Math. 23. Ioan. 10. Zach. 11. BoÌ„ner folyshe Eckius obstynate what Eckius alloweth the sayntes 3. Reg. 18. Dani. 14. Hiere 51. Osee 4. The author examyned vpoÌ„ sayntes worshyppynge An olde dottynge doctor dodypoll The answer of my lorde archebysshopp of yorke Vvhat the popes hath grauÌ„ted vnto sayntes Iacobus bergomeÌ„sis Platina et nauclerus Perottus hermaÌ„nus torreÌ„tinus iÌ„ elucidariÌ„o The sayntes are no medyatours 1. cor 4. Phil. 3. Masse mattens euensoÌ„ge offyces of anticrist A creature of the popes creacyon Hebre. 10 1. Pet. 1. Phil. 3. The dirty dyuinite of papystes for ther masse Stokyslaye and Standyshe both blasphemers The author ageynst standyshe for Barnes No compassyon nor pyte in papystesbut destruccyoÌ„ Not crist but antichrist fouÌ„ded the Masse Fylthye drynkes of synne Apoc. 17 Prou. 15. Polydorus de rerum inueÌ„toribus Lib. 6. IoaÌ„nes tritemius CestreÌ„sis Math. 6. Esa 29. Lucae 11. 3. Reg. 18. Marc. 16. Ioan. 20. Math. 28. The popes dylcyples are matteÌ„sers and massers Hiere 15. Psal 1. Math. 10. Ioan. 14. Iude. 1. Act. 20. Psal 13. 2. Tim. 3. 2. Petri. 3. Luce. 18. BoÌ„ner ys here by hys frutes a verye aÌ„tichrist An othe before a iudge Vvaldenus in fasciculo heresum coÌ„tra wic leuistas Polydorus Ioan. maior Fabianus Caxtonê° VuolphaÌ„gus Kiriander in persecutionibus ecclesiae Polydorus Ioannes maior iÌ„ chronicis Vvaldenus coÌ„tra Vvicleuistas Fabianus Robertus fabianus iÌ„ chronicis Anticrist wolde yet be obeyed in hys myschefes Sapi. 12. Ioan. 18. Luce. 22. Prou. 8. Apoc. 13. Danie 7. Of preachers are prestes be comemur therers Saynt fraÌ„ces first bretherne Christes false bretherne Hiere 5. Math. 5. Deut. 6. Chrisost hom 44. super Matheum Guilhelmus malmesburieÌ„ sis lib. 2. CestreÌ„sis lib. 6. ca. 29. Robertus fabianus CestreÌ„sis Caxtonê° flores alij Thomas wolseye cardynall Bonner hath bene sworne thryse to antichrist A periure becometh he now to hys prynce A sedycyouse opynyon of the anabaptystes and of monkes Authors confutynge thys opynyon Henricus Agrippa contral â–ª ouanienses alibi Luce. 23. Act. 24. Ioan. 16. 1. Petri. 2. Esa 28. Genes 16. Act. 6. Galat. 4. The prestes worketh yt in effect Math. 23. Esa 10. Psal 13. Tolwyn subscrybeth to thys doctrine He ê“myseth obedyence to the same A newe professyoÌ„ vnto Romyshe papystrye A verye prodygy ouse kynde oâ—tyrannye ys thys here Acto 20. 2. Ioan. 1. Math. 23. 2. Tim. 3. Apoc. 13. They are not ashamed of ther deuilyshnesse The blasphemose frutes are Boners A plage to be vnder Antichrist Polycrates Polycarpus And Meliton Hys bybles are snares to knowe and to catche God must geue place to ther vanytees CoÌ„sydre the cruell handelynge of â—oâ—aÌ„ â–ª porter Vvhat saynt Sepulchre ys aÌ„d where he was borne Bartholomeus a saligniaco Brocardê° Iudolphê° Nicolaus Huen Onlye ys saynt Sepulcre the shaddowe of an Idoll Psal 96. Sap. 13. Ose 11. Gala. 3. TestameÌ„tes breÌ„t at paules but no Idols Non reâ—aÌ„teth for Idolatre nor yet for ther buggerye Neuer ashamed of sinne All are captyun to Idols Rather worshyp the caruer than theÌ„ The popes fylthynesse remayneth 2. Pa. 14. 4. reg 10. 2. Pa. 34. 4. Reg. 18 Nume 21 Eccle. 48 Moche worse ys the occasion than the superstycion The olde baylye what yt meaneth Richarde laut ê“moteth thys worke Apoc. 18. Sap. 15. Math. 15. A thefe to god and his verite Saynt sepulchres tenauÌ„t ageynst God Proue 8. Sap. 14. Exod. 20 Deut. 27. Ad iprimeÌ„duÌ„ solum not golye vsed here God kynge and cuÌ„tre ys herin dyshonoured NeheÌ„ 1. 1. Ioan. 5. Hiere 7. Hebre. 10 2. Thes 3. â— Ioan. 5. Marc. 12. Philip. 3. Ioan. 1. 2. Thes 2. 1. Ioan. 3. Esaie 1. 2. Pet. 2 Iude. 1. Ioan. 10. Matt. 23. Luce. 16. Apoc. 17 Apoc. 2. 2. cor 11. Act. 26. Proue 14 Math. 24 Math. 4. Marci 1. Luce. 4. Apoc. 9. Eccl. 34. Exod. 1. Sap. 18. Deut. 10. Act. 7. Luce. 18. Marci 10. Math. 13. â˜ž Nota. Apoc. 1. Apoc. 10. Apoc. 22. Marc. 16. Apoc. 20 1. Tim. 4. Act. 20. Roma 11. Esa 59. Math. 2â— â–ª Iohel 2. Tobie 3. Sapien. 5. Psal 118. Esa 11. 2. Thes 2. Apoc. 18. Luce. 21. Genes 15. Amos. 2. 3. Reg. 18. Deut. 32. Ezech. 9. Roma 12. Leuit. 19. Iudith 8. Osee 11. Luce. 11. Psal 2. 2. Thes 2. Zach. 11. The frutes of ther newlye broched christyanyte The dyrtye dryselynges of ther olde Antichirst Abac. 3. Deut. 23 â–ª Esa 28. Hie. 11. Ione 3. NahuÌ„ 1. Mich. 10. Math. 23. Luce. 10. Math. 11. Ezec. 26. Proue 21 Eccle. 11. Apoc. 9. Ther deuylishneâ— styll re mayneth Apoc. 18. They loke toregnea geyn wynchester clowteth olde holes wit new subtyltees Hontyngton can fynde no heretyke a monge papystes His syght serueth hym but vpon the one syde He ys proued a promoter of moloch 2. Thes 3. Dani. 2.

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