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Thematic Divisions in Book 6
1. Introduction2. Persecution of Lollards in Norwich diocese3. Paul Craw and Thomas of Rennes4. Council of Basel [I]5. Council of Basel [II]6. Richard Whiche7. Eleanor Cobham8. Humphrey of Gloucester and Cardinal Beaufort9. Invention of Printing10. Fall of Constantinople11. Reginald Peacock12. Eugenius IV to Sixtus IV13. Richard of York14. Wars of Roses15. John Goose and George of Clarence16. Holy Roman Emperors and Hussite Wars17. John de Wesalia and Sixtus IV18. Edward V and Richard III19. Maximilian I and Julius II20. History of the Turks to Sulieman I21. Sulieman I22. Turkish captives23. Ottoman dominions24. Biblical prophecy and the Turks25. Persecution of Lollards26. Ecclesiastical laws27. Proud primacy of the Popes
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The Jmage of Antichrist exalting him selfe in the Temple of God.

Neapolim, Galiopolim, with diuerse mo. Marginalia216.
Dist. 96. Constantinus.216. which Constantinus the Emperour gaue vnto me, not that they were not mine before he did geue them. Marginalia217.
Ex Lib. Granaminum nationis Germanicæ.217. For in that I tooke them of him, I tooke them not as a gift (as is a fore mentioned) but as a restitution. And that I rendered them agayne to Otho, I did it not for any duty to him, but only for peace sake. What should I speake here of my dayly reuenues of my first fruites, annates, palles, indulgences, bulles, confessionalls, indultes and rescriptes, testaments, dispensations, priuileges, elections, prebendes, religious houses, & such like, which come to no small masse of money? In so much that for one palle to the Archbishoppe of Mentz, which was wont to bee geuen for x. thousand. Marginalia218.
Ex Lib. Granaminum nationis Germanica.218. florence, now it is growen to xxvij. thousand florence, which I receiued of Iacobus the Archbishop not long before Basill Councell: Besides theMarginaliaAboue fiftie Bishoprickes in Germanie.fruites of other bishoprickes in Germany, comming to the number of fiftie, whereby what vantage commeth to my coffers, it may partly be coniectured. MarginaliaÆneas Syluius.But what should I speake of Germany. Marginalia219.
Sext. Decret. De penis. cap. Felicis in Glosa.
Itē. De priuilegijs. c. Actoritatē in Glosa.219. when the whole world is my Dioces, as my Canonistes do say, and all men are bounde to beleue. Marginalia220.
Pope Bonifacius. 8. Ext. De Maio & obed. c. Vnam sanctam.220. except they will imagine (as the Manickes do) two begynninges, which is false and hereticall. For Moses sayth: In the begynnyng God made heauen and earth, and not in the begynnynges. Marginalia221.
Ibid.221. Wherfore as I begon, so I conclude, commaundyng, declaryng, and pronouncyng, to stand vpon necessitie of saluation, for euery humane creature to be subiect to me.

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