Textual Transpositions for Book 12
We sayd at the first, that the … which yet were whole and sounde.
Of these tenne Godly Martyrs of Christe, … Ashford, the xvj. of the same.
Which Rich. Woodman, by his occupation was an Ironmaker, dwelling in the Parish of Warbleton, … the space of a moneth …
The second examination of Richard Woodman, … I came againe to the Marshalsee with my Keeper.
The 6. and last examinations of Richard Woodman … his name be praysed therfore, for euer and euer. Amen.
And thus haue you the Examinations … or rather Goodman:
A godly Letter of Richard Woodman … & God the holy Ghost, three persons and one God, to be honoured now and euer. Amen.
Iohn Kurde Marytr. IN the story before, … he had his pardon by Iesus Christ, &c.
The Martyrdome and sufferyng of Cicelie Ormes, … therfore be praised for euermore, Amen.
Moreouer, as touching the sayde M. Rough, this is further to be noted, … before he had done a mischieuous deed.
Furthermore note that this Mayster Rough being at the burning … where shortly after he was burned hymselfe.
A note for Cutbert Simsons patience. … also expressed no little solace, in telling and declaring the same.
Articles seuerally ministred to Cutbert Simson … that he was bounde to aunswere vnto it, as he beleeueth.
Now as they were goyng to cary hym to theyr … out of the element and parted them.
The Martyrdome of vj. … His name therfore be praised for euermore, Amen.
In effigiem Boneri, carmen. … their liues restore againe.
In Bonerum CArnificis nomen … Te feriant meritis munera digna precor.
The scourging of Thomas Hinshaw. … the Lord therefore bee praysed, Amen.
… one Iohn Milles … Who was brother to the foresayd R. Milles … So subscribed he to the bill, and returned home.
First, Richarde Sharpe, Weauer, of Bristowe, … with confessing the articles of our christian fayth.
Then the sayd Iohn Hunt and Richard White, after many examinations … Queene Elizabeth: and so were set at liberty.
Amongest those that were persecuted & miserably imprisoned … his name be euer praysed therefore. Amen.
The fift day of the moneth of Nouember, … they sayd his senses of feeling were past him.
AT what tyme this blessed Martyr of Christe suffered, … for the confession of his fayth. an. 1560.
whipped and scourged by the aduersaryes of Gods worde, … I would surely cut out his tongue.
In like maner was ordered Ste. Cotton, … Your brother, Steuen Cotton.
IN this societie of the scourged professors of Christ, … did most cruelly whip him.
OVer and besides these aboue mentioned, was one Roberte Williams, … can mooue the heartes of mercilesse Papists?
MOreouer, there was one Edward Grewe priest, … did what she could to succour him.
WIlliam Browne, Parson of Little Stanham, … and receiue their Sacrament of the aultare.
The History of Simon Grinaeus … we may fulfill and do the office of our vocation.
what trouble of minde, and what danger of death … Therefore now to enter into the
the Ladye Elizabeth and the Lord Courtney … all traitors and offenders customably vsed to land,
And if it be (quoth she) for my cause, … it was well sayde of him, and thereupon departed.
It would make a pittiful and strange story, … and should in his house be merry.
After this, sir Henry went vp into a chamber, … considering that shee had offended her highnesse.
About this time, her Grace was requested … sente for shortlye after to come to Hampton Court.
… wrote these Verses … Quoth Elizabeth prisoner.
… Syr Henry Benifield and hys souldiours, wyth the Lorde of Tame, … followed the death of Queene Mary,
What a stroke of Gods hand … as he had receiued the Cardinals blessing.
About the which tyme also followed the vnprepared death of Doctour Geffrey … prouiding for his poore seruauntes in tyme.
Before in the story of M. Bradford. … attached himselfe, arraegned, and hanged.
Amonge other persecutours also came to our handes … Swingfield, and the other three that came to take her.
The story of one Drayner of Kent, … & glad of his neighbors good will.
The burning of Iames Baynham. … legges and hys armes (as I sayd) were halfe consumed.
The trouble of Humfrey Mummuth, Alderman of London. … and they loued as well as euer they dyd afore.
The Conference or Disceptation … Gest in Rochester, Barlo in Chi. &c.
A note of William Plane. … hath bene in the like cause.
A note of Lady Iane. … rest of that christian profession.
The copy of Queene Maries letters to the Duke of Northfolke. … In hast.
Another note of M. Ridley. … filthy dregs of Antichristian seruice.
A note of Bish. Farrer. … spoke himselfe, he could not.
A note of William Gie. … was sent with them to see it done.
A note of Michaels wyfe. … to teache both you and me.
The history of Iohn Alcocke. … and made them white in the bloude of the lambe.
Certayne Cautions of the Authour to the Reader, … a little paynes with thine owne hand to amend them.
Notes omitted of them that were burnt at Bristowe.
The trouble and Martyrdome of a godly poore woman which suffred at Exeter. … For whose constancie God be euerlastingly praysed. Amen. ...
The martirdome of one Snel, … was straytly layd for hym in all the country ouer.
