Thus having discoursed in these former bookes...were burned at Avinion, mentioned pag. 487

Nowe to these (the Lorde willyng) we will adde suche other...the reader to the entryng of that story

Where first I think it not inconvenient to inferre...The effect of which parable followeth here under written

In the time of Pope Innocent VI...all kynde of wickednes, ryot and wantonnes

In the Cataloge of these learned mena man worthy for his Christian zeale of immortal commendation

After the death of this Innocent, next was poped...in the yeare of Lord 1364 and the second of his Popedome

In the V. yeare of the aforesaid pope Urbane...had thus spoken, she stayed and sayd no more

Beside these aforenamed, the Lord which never ceaseth...contrary to the upright truth of the Scripture

In Boetius why the pope should so much commend...except the cause were that, which the pope calleth heresie

But to let thynges overpasse that be...like valiant soldieours of Christes church before him.

That the sayd king Edward the third ... to the sinfull see of Rome

Notwithstandyng, he being somewhat frinded and supported by the king...namely of S. Albans, where they are to be founde at large

As these aforesaid for brevities sake I passe over....Ex. Chron. Mon. D. Albani.

This tragedy with all the partes therof...was maintained with favour and aide sufficient

But before we close upp the story of this king...Ex Bundello Brevium Regis de An. 2. Rich. 2 parte 1

King Richard the second...yeare of our Lorde 1387 K Edward was not alive

These Articles included in the popes letters which he...yea albeit present daunger of lyfe should follow thereupon

An exposition upon the conclusions of Iohn Wicklef...to the 3 bookes of the said Theodorike above mentioned

The mandate of the Archbishop W. Courtney...he ment them in his own workes and writings

The letter of the Archbishop directed to the bishop of London...the preservation of the Christian faith and religion

Item the xii day of Iune in the yeare aforesayde in...and the cause iustly wayed, due execution shall be ministred

for the correction of these men...the tenour wherof here under followeth

for that he well perceaved...to the Vicchauncellor of Oxford in forme as followeth

but this Pope Urbane otherwise named Turbanus...from whence we disgressed, to the story and matter of Ihon Wickliffe

Ioannes Cocleus in his book De historia Hussitorum...The effect whereof here followeth

who for contempt in him noted towards...of the Universitie of Oxford, of I. Wickliffe

Besides these articles to the number of xlv...we thought hereunto to annexe as followeth

The decree of the Synode of Constance...eyes (gentle reader) may appeare

These thynges thus finished and accomplished...most cruell death and many mo did forsake the realme etc

To these Oxford men above rehearsed...William Swinderby and Walter Brute

The history of William Swinderby....wronfully deposed, Henry the 4. invaded the kyngdome of England

The storye and proces against Walter Brute...that he for this time escaped

Certaine other writings, I finde moreover...as followeth after in this story to be seen

For shortly after the death of queene Anne...made Archb. of Cant. about the yeare of our lord 1397

The next yeare following, which was the yeare of our Lorde...the consideration of the Lorde, seyng men wyll not looke upon it

Drawing now towardes the latter ende of kynge Richardes raygne... Michelmas, at Dover, towards the partes of Fraunce

Thus having hetherto sufficently touched...crowned also for kyng of England. Ex chron D. Albani

The next yere after followed a paralament hidden at Westminster... Sheriff of London to put in execution, the tenour whereof here under ensueth

As king Henry the iiii who was the deposer of king...Hales, for the like treason was hanged

Iohn Badby artificer...As he was thus standing

Also Courtney at that time chancelor of Oxford...so muche as should suffice his contentation

This godly martyr Iohn Badby having thus consunate...in seing the kings statute to be executed

No lesse industrious also were they...Item that no man is bound to geve bodely reverance to any prelate

Although for the more credit of the matter...both to the printer and to me. Furthermore

Besides the examination here above described...made angry, or ells there he dyed by sickness

Other articles drawen out of Purveyes bookes...recanted before Thomas Arundell Archbishop, at Saltwood, where he was imprisoned

Which thus being finished, now to continue...whose steed stept up, Pope John 23

In the tyme of thys Alexander, great styrre beganne...should appeare hanging out, the mouthes of the sackes being open

Notes of certayne parlament matters passed...so that no farther labour was made

These thinges thus hetherto discoursed, touchyng...dishonour of our Lorde our GOD, which is onely to be honoured

The trouble and persecution of the Lord Cobham...them, concerning the good Lord Cobham

After the wych lyke fetch and subtile practice...the bishop of London, in forme as followeth

A defence of the Lord Cobham, agaynst Alanus Copus...I heare say, you are going and make you a good man

After the decease or Martyrdom of these above mentioned...I will returne my story to other matters of the churche more effectuall

I declared a litle before how by the occasion of quene Anne...first begynning to worke his malice upon the foresayd

The Bohemians notwithstanding litle cared for all this...And thus much for Pope Iohn

Hetherto we have comprehended the order...But to the purpose agayne of the story

How grevously this death of Iohn Hus was taken...the storye of Maister Hierome of Prage

These thynges hetherto beyng discourced...the iiii day of Aprill .an. 1415. Who there perceavyng

In the meane time while maister Ierome was in this trouble...as the order of yeres and time shall require

Ye heard before pag. 700 col. 2 how after the death...doth not appeare, but lyke it is, at length they were forced to submit themselves

Concerning syr Iohn Oldcastle the Lord Cobham...were imputed to the poore Lollardes

And now from our English matters, to retorne...for the hatred of malignant purposes, assaulting together

All this while the Emperor, with the whole power...captaines of Boheme