Textual Transpositions for Book 10
The Oration of Queene Marie in the Guild Hall ... Mayor for your defence
Another letter ... heauen is thy gayne
A Letter written ... the night before she suffered
Heere followeth a certayne effectuall ... holy Ghost be all honour and glory
These are the wordes ... 12. day of February
Touching the order and maner of al which things ... gowne, began with a short Preface or Oration
declaring with all his bringing up, and taking degrees in Cambridge, and also how hee was promoted by king Henry, and had bene his counsellor and a Catholicke man
When he had thus spoken his full mind ... graunt and subscribe vnto them
... the Prolocutor ... sayd ... he should dispute in them, and caused a copy of the articles ... and he should have them brought vnto him
Last of all came in M. Latimer in like sort ... suffered by the Prolocutor
When he had Wednesday appoynted ... disuse & lack of bookes
and so forthwith they put him to scilence ... went to the Crosse Inne to supper
On Sonday after, M. Harpsfield preached ... and had a great dinner
They supped at Lincolne Colledge with the Prolocutor ... brought forth in the sayd disputations on both partes
This disordered disputation ... together at the vniuersitie Colledge
D. Smith disputed, D. Weston ... he knew it as well as they.
The reporte and narration of M. Ridley ... But to complaine of these things further, I will cease
The Commissioners sate in saint Maries church ... four doctours carried the Canopie over him
Doctor Ridley to the Prolcutor ... I canne not but maruaile
Maister Prolocutor, I desire you ... 23 of April, An. 1554
As touching the foresayde Maister Mantell the elder ... to haue lyfe for dishonouring of God
An 2. Mariae Boner in his royaltie ... in that ye be dressed in white and green etc.
Vpon the Wednesday folowing being the 28. of November ... R. Southwall
A prayer made by D Weston ... long and prosperous life, thorough christ our Lord, Amen
