Thus thys Bradford being in the fire … they shall immediatelye follow.

In fine, this foresayd maister Wodrofe … The Lord of it be his pleasure be his helper

Another sermon of M. Latimer, concerning the same matter. NOw you haue hard ... and al those whom he suffered death for. Amen.

It would aske a long discourse to declare … and to make out his men of armes.

To whome maister Latimer answereth … and the malice of all his enemies,

Then came at last Doct. West … and was compelled to commende hym vppon the same. So

articles against him, both concerning the matter of our lady, … may the better appeare.

out Articles and impositions, which they vntruly, … the copy of which citation

In this letter you heare mention … which Citation here ensueth.

Furthermore here by the way to note the seuere punishment … Tradis & accensae membra cremandae pyrae

in our former edition expressed in Latin … translated out of lattin into Englysh, as followeth.

Articles deuised by the Bishops, … to the honor of the sayd Saintes.

the copy wherof among hys letters in the other edition is to be seene, pag. 1359.

writing to a certain gentleman: the copy wherof … sequele of this story to be sene.

Neyther it is easye to saye whether the doinges and procedinges … But to returne again, wher as we left.

prayers of maister Latimer … litle that he dyd wryte at Oxford,

Lament we maye both daye and night … Theyr deathfull panges to see

doings & laborious trauailes of M. Latimer. … M. Morice, the copie therof here followeth.

Articles vntruly, vniustly, falsly, vncharitably … oure pylgrimage. With manye moe

A brief digression touchyng the raylyng of Hubberdin … paper about thys idle matter, now to our purpose agayne.

as the copye of hys letter here folowing may declare.

in latin, whose long Epistle … of the fyrst edition, pag. 1317.

in Latine, whose long Epistle, … hereunder foloweth.

Besides these latin letters aboue expressed, … as ensueth.

Besides these latin letters aboue expressed … shall recompence the length of them

Besides these latine letters aboue expressed … shall recompense the length of them.

Here followeth an other letter of M. Latymer written … hys letter here foloweth.

Here followe the Letters of Maister Bradford … to take his last vale of them in this letter, as foloweth.

Wherfore or we come to thys letter of mayster Latimer, … The copy of his letter is this.

More of this letter came not to our handes … the Popes frendes, and Gods enemyes for the gospels sake.

In this letter of M. Latymer to the kyng aboue prefixed … written to the Gentleman, is this as foloweth.

the copy of which his letter I thought not vnworthy … wryten to the gentil man is this.

for els we read but litle that he dyd wryte at Oxford,

Duryng the tyme that the sayd M. Latymer was … none that he dyd wryte to hys frendes abroad,

Touchyng the memorable Acts and doyngs … from the old Romanes, that

First you shall consider and vnderstande … euen the. xxviii. of September was sente

First, after the appearing of Tho. Cranmer … to Oxford an other Commission

Here I thought good to place all these articles … as often as rehersall shall bee of them.

To my deare fathers, D. Cranmer, D. Ridley, and D. Latimer … auricular confession, with penaunce and satisfaction for our sinnes. &c.

Examinations vpon the sayd Articles … the story with seuerall repetitions therof.

And so continued Byshop Ridley … 16. day of the said moneth of October.

The same daye in the morning

In the meane season … in the mornyng

The copy of this supplication written to the Queene here followeth.

This degradation being past, … Doct. Brokes

To whom M. Latymer spake in this manner … as (I trust) shall neuer be put out.

De Ridleo & Latimero Martyribus. … Gaudet vterque Deo, perfruiturque suo.

Thou diddest heare before (good Reader) … The Copye wherof here foloweth.

Ad fratres in captiuitate carnis, … per dei gratiam ad conuiuendum et commoriendum.

And besides these letters aboue specified of M. Iohn Bradforde, … . Pray therfore for me in hast. The sinnefull. I. Bradford.

What reward remayneth for them in Heauen … Diuers and sondry other treatises of his remaine also in my hand both in Latine

wherof ye shall see God willing) … after the finishing of these storyes, to adioyne.

to be remembered … in time and place convenient

But what learning or cunning soeuer it was … therein not so much to folow hys owne sense,

affirming very often that he greatly suspected the sayde B. to be … vnto the ende of that processe, in that booke at large mentioned.

(who as he had vsed coniuration before, so after … al the torches wente out and coulde beare no light)

Notwithstanding, here by the way touching the death … But to proceede farther in the sequell of our storie:

a certein tretise of D. Ridley, … by the reading thereof thou mayest see and perceaue more at large.

certayne gatheringes out of his Sermons, wordes … collected by M. Vdall, here vnder foloweth to be seene.

wherein may appeare the double faced doynges of this Byshop … hath well set out in thys table here vnder ensuing.

Jn the Moneth of Maye before, mention … al other of this Citye, to be present at the same

To the reader. Forsasmuch (good reader) as out aduersaries ... by the reading thereof thou mayest see and perceaue more at large

To these notes and places of Doct. Ridley, let us … Crispine his frend,

And this now beyng sufficient for Gardiners story … as now in order foloweth.

or els as I otherwise finde, … iij. together in one fire at Caunterbury,

and have come to our hands … of this table here under annexed

and haue come to light

Here we must craue, gentle reader, … Ianuary. Anno. 1556. The Papists

Letters of M. Philpot. A letter which he sent … stockes by thyne owne in CHRIST. Ihon Philpot

An exhortation to his owne Sister … to lyue and dye with you in the vnitie of faith, Iohn Philpot.

Diuers other letters were written by M. Philpot … may rewarde you according to your deeds.

good and godlye men hadde done before hym

AN. 1556. The story of seuen Martyrs …Prelates of the Popes band

And first to behold the maner of speech in these Byshops, … begynnyng in this sorte.

Wytnesses on Boners side producted … Rowland Harrison.

And thus hauyng expressed their articles, … in order here foloweth, and first

as here ye shal perceiue.

wyth whom what an euill messe of handling this Whittell had, … manifestly may appeare.

hereafter foloweth in the lyfe … there (by the Lords leaue)

before in the story of bishop Hoper page. 1681. is

Letters of Thomas Whittell … Careles prisoner in the Kinges Bench.

To my deare frend and brother Iohn Went … the doore IESVS CHRIST, Amen. Thomas Wittell.

An other letter of M. Grene … be all honor and glory, world without end. Amen. Yours in Christ. Bartelet Grene.

in the kyngdome of CHRIST our Sauiour.

And thus much concerning the life, story, … vij. Martyrs aboue specified.

Who, when the fire was flaming about their eares, … wept byterly at the sight thereof.

The lyfe, condemnation & death … our wyckednes so deseruing, after the sixt yere of his reigne, this

The life, state and story … agaynst all his maligners. Afterward this K. Edward

for he was maruelously beloued of his subiectes, … rewarded them according to their demerites.

the Duke of Northumberlande … being established in the possession of the kingdome

some, whom they coulde not fauour. … being established in the possession of the Realme,

(of whome mention is made before) … get the masse more autoritie.

gaue forth a writing in his purgation: … I neede not here againe to recite.

as it was requisite by a publike wryting, which was … when they perceiued that it was his own wryting,

Thys is certain, that not long after this, he was

The disputation was solemnely denounced … they did in suche sorte as you haue hearde before: because

What thys disputation was, … and so committed to the Maior and Sheriffes of Oxford. But forasmuch

In Saynte Maryes Churche was a solempne Scaffolde … the Byshop of Caunterbury was broughte before them,

Of the which 3. Commissioners aboue named, … gleues for feare least he should start away, being

and in his hand a white staffe: … When he was brought vnto the scaffold side,

Who after hee was come into the church, … neare vnto the scaffold, where the foresayd Bishops sat,

When after many meanes vsed, … and when he had ended his protestation, he began thus.