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B10051 An historical epistle of the great amitie and good offices betvvixt the popes of Rome, and kings of Great Britanie. Written to King Iames soone after his coming into England. / By Richard Smith ... Smith, Richard, 1566-1655.; England and Wales. Sovereign (1603-1625 : James I) 1652 (1652) Wing S4153; ESTC R184318 20,328 71

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increased by Pope b Bede l. 3. cap. 7. Godvvin in vita Birini Parker in Antiquit. cap. 10. Cooper an 636. Ball centur 13. cap. 4. P. VITALIAN anno 668. Honorius his sending hither in the year 635 that Apostolical man S. Birin who conuerted the West-Saxons and by Pope c Bede l. 4. cap. 1. Godvvin in vita Theodori Parker in vita Theod. Vitalian who in 668 sent hither those holie and great learned men Saints Theodore and Adrian by whose teaching Englishmen in short time became the best learned of rhat age and were the beginners of the d Gordon anno 791 Genebrard ●ib 3. saec 8. S. Antonin ●ib 14. c. 4. Palmerius anno 791. Spondanus anno 1334. Bossius l. 21. ●ap 6. P. LEO III ●nno 808. Amoinus ●ib 4. c. 94. Regino in Chron. Baronius anno 808. Vniuersitie of Paris and consequently the chiefest fountain of learning which since hath been in the West After this Eardulf king of the North beiond Humber being driuen out of his kingdome and countrie Pope Leo III. in the year 808. sent Cardinal Adulf his Legat into England who by the help of Charles the gteat his Embassadours restored him peacebly P. LEO IV an 847. or Gregor 4. anno 817. into his kingdome Not long after Pope Leo IV. e Malmesb ● 2. Pontif. ● 242. Baronius anno 847. dispensed with King Ethelwoulph for to marrie which he being a subdeacon could not otherwise doe lawfully And at the same Kings request crowned his sonne f Asserius in vita Alfredi Ethelvverd lib. 3. cap. 3. Malmesbur l. 2. Reg. c. 2. Stovv p. 99. Alfred king adopting him for his sonne who afterwards for his most worthie acts both in war and peace was surnamed the great and for al things became the rarest Prince P. MARTIN I. anno 883. Florentius anno 884. VVestmon anno 883. Godvvin in vita Plegmundi p. 17. that England and perhaps Christendome euer had Likewise Pope Martin at the sute of the same King Alfred released the tribute which the English Seminarie then in Rome paied and sent to the King manie gifts amongst which was a good peece of the holie cross 9. In the year 990 when Richard Marquis of Normandie had purposed to inuade England and make war vpon king Ethelred Pope g Ihon xv anno 990. g Malmesb lib. 2. Reg. cap. 10. p. 64. Baronius anno 990. Ihon XV. sent his Nunce and letters to take vp the matter who happily brought them to aggreement And about the year 1059. P. NICOLAS II. anno 1059 Pope Nicolas II. granted to king Edward the Confessor and to his successors the h Surius in vita sancti Edvvardi Bale Cent. 2. cap. 52. Capgraue in vita sācti Edvvardi P. VRBAN II. anno 1094. aduousion and protection of the Churches in England And in the year 1094. Pope Vrban II. in a councel at Bari appointed that S. Anselm Archbishop of Canterburie and his successors should sit in Councels beside the Archdeacon of Rome who sitteth before the Pope adding this most honorable speech let Malmesbur lib. 2. Pontif. p. 223. Godvvin in vita Anselm latine vs include in our compass this man as Pope of an other world whereas before it was vnkown saieth Malmesburie what place belonged to our Archbishop And the same place did Pope Paschal P. PASCHAL II. anno 1102. Malmeshur lib. 1. Pont. p. 224. II. confirme in a Councel at Rome about the year 1102. And besides this diuers others dignities and priuiledges haue been granted to the sea of Canterburie by the Popes as to be Primats of al Britanie Legat● born and the like 10. Moreouer in the year 1098. the Scots obtained of P. VRBAN II. anno 1098. Genebrard in Chron. Pope Vrbain II. for their Prince that hee might haue the name title and anointment of a King as the i Baronius anno 1000. Bale Cent. 2. part 145. Hungarians and Polonians had obtained for their Princes about the year 1000. wherupon King Edgar was then first anointed King of Scotland And about the year 1107 Pope Paschal II. k Malmesb lib. 5. Reg. p. 163. Gordn anno 1101. Boeth lib. 2. fol. 261. writing to king Henrie I. amongst other things promiseth so to fauour him and his sonne as what sayeth he hurteth you or him may seem to hurt the Church of Rome And in the year 1152. when king P. EVGENIVS III. anno 1152. Stovv anno 1152. Godvvin in vita Theobald P. ADRIAN IV. anno 1160. Par. an 1155 Bale Cent. 2. Giraldus Cambrens in Hibern lib. 2. cap. 6. Io. Sarisbur lib. 4. c. 42. Stovv anno 1160. Cambden in Hibern p. 762. Parker in vita S. Tho. P. ALEXANDER 3. anno 1171. Houeden lib. 2. p. 528. P. LVCIVS III. anno 1183. Houeden lib. 2. p. 628. Stephn hauing vsurped the crown of England endeavoured to cause the Bishop to crown his sonne Eustace thereby to exclude for euer the lawfull heyr Henrie II. Pope Eugenius III. sent commandment to the Clergie not to medle in that matter whereby it was hindred In the year 1106 Pope Adrian IV. gaue vnto King Henrie II the dominion and gouernment of Ireland and sent vnto him the Bull of his grant with a ring of gold in token of the inuestiture Which grant at the request of the said king Pope Alexander III. confirmed to him and his heirs And as for Pope Lucius III his good will appeareth by the great praise which he giueth to the said king Henries ancestours whom he affirmeth to haue far exceded the rest of christiā Princes in warlik power and noblenes of minde Which affection continued also in his successor Pope Vrban III. of whom P VRBIN III. anno 1185. Houeden lib. 2. p. 631. Stovv anno 1185. the said king Henrie the second obtained manie things whereof one was that hee might crown which of his sonnes he would King of Ireland which he confirmed by a Bul and in token of his good wil and grant sent him a crown And lastly when not only the King of France but also his own sonnes and nobles had conspired against the said king Henrie II and had inuaded his dominions withfar greater power then he P. CLEMENT III. anno 1189. Houeden lib. 2. p. 652. VVestmon anno 1189. was able to resist Pope Clement III in the year 1189 sent a Cardinal to procure peace who excommunicated the hinderers of peace and threatned to interdict the kingdom of France vnles the king made peace with England 11. Likewise in the year 1193 when king Richard I. was taken prisoner as he came from the holie land by the Duke of Austria P. CELESTIN III. anno 1193. VVestmon anno 1193. Houeden p 773. Polid. l. 14. Paris anno 1195. Stovv anno 1195. Pope Celestin III at the said kings request excomunicated the Duke and enioyned him to release the couenants which hee had compelled the king to make and to send home the pledges