Againste all these so many and mighty enemyes...to persecute Wickleffe and his adherentes

These are the hole force and strength of the...they had determined this iustice within his right boundes

It were long in this place to rehearse...parties, and destruction of men

Besides the erthquake afore saide...of oure human nature and infirmitie

When these conclusions wer thus condemned...upon Saint Silvesters day

Here followeth the story of Robert Rigges...he never escaped or came out but died there

I wish to God that our destinies had not so...hath well deserved of good studients

in whom (it was very sharply noted)...or ells moste cruelly iudged to the fire

Thus you have the hole sum of Wickleffes articles...Now to the disputation of Ihon Hus

The publike defence of certain Articles...and learnedly disputed, but these shall suffice for this present

The decree of the Same sinode or councel...these mannes witnesses shall do the contrary

Besides these afore mentioned, a great number of worthy...wythout persecution escaped

Iohn Ball...being requited for the bloud that he had shed

William Sawtrey...nullatenus omittatis

An artificer a Layman...market place without the citie to be included

Sir Roger Acton knight...in the yeare of our Lord MiiiiCxiii in the Moneth of Ianuary

The History of the most valiaunt and worthy Martyr...against the Lorde and his worde, fyrst

And when they perceived that policy wolde not help...fornamed martyr about the yere of our Lord 1438

Here Followeth the Historie of Maister Iohn Hus...At what tyme as

An instrument of recognition...wytness of all and singuler the premisses

The copy of a publike testimonial of the hole university...publike notary of the dioses of Olmutz

forasmuch as the varietie of mens affections...s. Ambrose the confessors day and there he at that time seeing

The latter emprisonyng and death of the Lord Cobham...we thought it not be omitted

Thus have you here the iudiciall processe...and had defyled so noble a history with fewer lyes

Here after ensueth a memorable history...Hus and Ierome of Prague were reported in Boheme

For. as it is before declared, the universall church church doth ordain ...Wherupon if the universal church (as no man can deny) may depose the Pope, the generall councel may also do the same

There is none other power or authoritie to be fought for...The lyke thereof semeth unto me to be happened unto the Eugenians

during this contention. The Archbishop of Lions...What fearest thou? What dreamest thou?

who had so great familiarity with the bishop of Albiganensis...For the decree it it self was but short, notwithstanding

And Saint Austen saith, Quod Evangeio non crederet...for the other thyngs unto us to be beleved

When as the matter was allowed by the devines...to let the conclusion as much as in them lay

After him the bishops of Cathamensis and Bosianus...were hard, and that the Cathalenes had made an end

But to what purpose do I stand so long in this matter?...as Panormitan and Ludovicus do here

all men beholding him , did greatly marveyle and ware amased....order observed: for on every there was

We are they from whom the libertie is taken...as touching the exclusion of the inferiours

For it is more dangerous then hat pernicious decree....Panormitan him selfe whiche hath made the conclusion doth best knowe

Now how the deposition of Eugenius did passe...Amodeus the most wise and discrete duke of Sebaudia was chosen bishop of Rome

but alas howe unstable is the order of humaine thinges?...to bewaile his own chaunce, or some friend of his

Wherupon they counceling amonges themselves...not being spotted with Eugenius heresy, thei had come in time

But now to proceede to the nomination...their oath according to the oath of the councel

Who is it then that wold not think...were placed accordinge to theyr degree and order

The copy of an Epistle...that Germanie desyred nothing more than peace

Martinus Meyr Cancellarius Moguntini...Ex Hasthassenburga, pridie Kal. Septem. MCCCCLVII

Richard Wiche...They doo against the lawe which burne men

The second booke contayning the next 300 yeres following...the tenour wherof here followeth in his own wordes as ensueth

Besides this, the sayd Gregory sendeth also an other...The ende of the second booke