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early english books online | 138 |
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the history of the | 121 |
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states of the empire | 112 |
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the reformation of the | 107 |
the duke of guise | 106 |
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person of sound judgment | 92 |
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of the holy ghost | 88 |
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the duke of norfolk | 86 |
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reformation of the church | 83 |
lords of the council | 82 |
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doctrine of the reformation | 80 |
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history of the reformation | 78 |
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body and blood of | 76 |
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exercise of their religion | 20 |
the fury of the | 20 |
the consideration of the | 20 |
there is no doubt | 20 |
that he does not | 20 |
the beginning of queen | 20 |
by the king of | 20 |
he had been at | 20 |
made use of the | 20 |
that if it were | 20 |
that he would give | 20 |
to those of the | 20 |
on the second of | 20 |
the kingdom of god | 20 |
to whom it was | 20 |
lay down their arms | 20 |
it is well known | 20 |
not far from the | 20 |
would by no means | 20 |
that the soul is | 20 |
as long as he | 20 |
it would be very | 20 |
of the emperor and | 20 |
not to be found | 20 |
it is necessary to | 20 |
goods of the church | 20 |
in the night time | 20 |
the actions of the | 20 |
to take care of | 20 |
any thing in the | 20 |
all sorts of people | 20 |
there is a great | 20 |
in the business of | 20 |
the nobility and gentry | 20 |
that there might be | 20 |
parts of the realm | 20 |
of england and france | 20 |
the lawes of the | 20 |
the true worship of | 20 |
of bath and wells | 20 |
with the advice of | 20 |
the beginning it was | 20 |
was to be expected | 20 |
and this was the | 20 |
wrote to the king | 20 |
in matters of faith | 20 |
of the castle of | 20 |
the presence of god | 20 |
of the reformed church | 20 |
the children of the | 20 |
on the sixth of | 20 |
him that he would | 20 |
to the study of | 20 |
as long as they | 20 |
that there is not | 20 |
to instruct the people | 20 |
doctors of the church | 20 |
the matter of the | 20 |
the earle of arrane | 20 |
and if it were | 20 |
it is the same | 20 |
him out of the | 20 |
the decree of spire | 20 |
to be able to | 20 |
he was one of | 20 |
that the greatest part | 20 |
that he was so | 20 |
which of the two | 20 |
that was to be | 20 |
that ought to be | 20 |
the council of the | 20 |
service of the church | 20 |
by which they were | 20 |
on the same day | 20 |
in the primitive times | 20 |
one nor the other | 20 |
the prejudice of the | 20 |
he could not do | 19 |
with that of the | 19 |
before the end of | 19 |
to separate themselves from | 19 |
as was said before | 19 |
to the city of | 19 |
there is no reason | 19 |
the cathedral church of | 19 |
of one and the | 19 |
be set at liberty | 19 |
that it was no | 19 |
was made in the | 19 |
that by reason of | 19 |
to the laws and | 19 |
in such a case | 19 |
he was ready to | 19 |
as that of the | 19 |
be sent to the | 19 |
and in the first | 19 |
true worship of god | 19 |
the pope to a | 19 |
of a christian man | 19 |
their wives and children | 19 |
war against the turk | 19 |
as we have said | 19 |
the coming of the | 19 |
a town upon the | 19 |
they were not to | 19 |
to be in a | 19 |
of the old and | 19 |
to think that the | 19 |
the cause of their | 19 |
it pleased god to | 19 |
the restitution of the | 19 |
the crown of france | 19 |
the interests of the | 19 |
as well as he | 19 |
to be present at | 19 |
contrary to the word | 19 |
not so much to | 19 |
the house of god | 19 |
the lord thy god | 19 |
king henry the seventh | 19 |
being a man of | 19 |
at the beginning of | 19 |
of the church were | 19 |
that it was very | 19 |
could not but be | 19 |
infallibility of the church | 19 |
the validity of the | 19 |
as we told you | 19 |
and by this means | 19 |
good of the church | 19 |
yet it was not | 19 |
was made by the | 19 |
should be given to | 19 |
the eldest son of | 19 |
out of the city | 19 |
calling of a council | 19 |
of the holy scripture | 19 |
the nature of things | 19 |
the help of the | 19 |
according to the ancient | 19 |
to carry on the | 19 |
communion in both kinds | 19 |
the rites and ceremonies | 19 |
of christ and his | 19 |
the reason of the | 19 |
as well as of | 19 |
in the yeare of | 19 |
the earle of glencarne | 19 |
as far as it | 19 |
that the emperour was | 19 |
to put an end | 19 |
and that they are | 19 |
act of the six | 19 |
up and down the | 19 |
a treaty of peace | 19 |
he was not to | 19 |
the th of ianuary | 19 |
be subject to the | 19 |
the possession of the | 19 |
under a pretence of | 19 |
the great seal of | 19 |
all the churches of | 19 |
that the french king | 19 |
they were in the | 19 |
be admitted to the | 19 |
it is not possible | 19 |
the chief of the | 19 |
by all means to | 19 |
death of the king | 19 |
the number of those | 19 |
or any of them | 19 |
that is in the | 19 |
but as for the | 19 |
the sentence of the | 19 |
to the comfort of | 19 |
men of sound judgment | 19 |
for the sins of | 19 |
of those who had | 19 |
the forces of the | 19 |
for div a e | 19 |
the whole church of | 19 |
to king henry the | 19 |
any part of the | 19 |
letter to the king | 19 |
were of the same | 19 |
parts of the kingdom | 19 |
came to the crown | 19 |
the place of his | 19 |
if you do not | 19 |
cut off from the | 19 |
the rules of the | 19 |
they were ready to | 19 |
it was but a | 19 |
of the see apostolick | 19 |
the reader will find | 19 |
the true church of | 19 |
the castle of s | 19 |
to the same effect | 19 |
what is to be | 19 |
i think it is | 19 |
the book of articles | 19 |
them in the same | 19 |
never be able to | 19 |
rest of the bishops | 19 |
the court of the | 19 |
the glory of the | 19 |
parts of the world | 19 |
in the writings of | 19 |
not to be blamed | 19 |
it is not only | 19 |
the french king had | 19 |
to the will of | 19 |
the beginning of his | 19 |
to be of scripture | 19 |
not to be so | 19 |
the gates of hell | 19 |
by the holy ghost | 18 |
lieutenant of the tower | 18 |
did not so much | 18 |
but this is not | 18 |
of the blood of | 18 |
was consecrated bishop of | 18 |
of our lord iesus | 18 |
that he would take | 18 |
as the church of | 18 |
be said to be | 18 |
with a good conscience | 18 |
the hands of his | 18 |
with a great deal | 18 |
in the face of | 18 |
the lieutenant of the | 18 |
in the execution of | 18 |
the church of canterbury | 18 |
appeal from the pope | 18 |
hearts of the people | 18 |
the deputy of strasburg | 18 |
is so far from | 18 |
was the author of | 18 |
any man of sound | 18 |
supreme head of the | 18 |
kings of england and | 18 |
the bishop of constance | 18 |
the doctors of the | 18 |
and that not only | 18 |
in relation to the | 18 |
on the third of | 18 |
that jesus christ has | 18 |
which they call the | 18 |
to be expected from | 18 |
in the last place | 18 |
upon the face of | 18 |
as one of the | 18 |
under the pain of | 18 |
the lord god of | 18 |
the members of the | 18 |
of heaven and earth | 18 |
if there were any | 18 |
he could not have | 18 |
be made use of | 18 |
his speech to the | 18 |
the welfare of the | 18 |
the liberty of germany | 18 |
the knowledg of the | 18 |
by means of the | 18 |
in the world to | 18 |
that they do not | 18 |
children of the reformation | 18 |
makes a league with | 18 |
i do not think | 18 |
no doubt but that | 18 |
that it would not | 18 |
for the church of | 18 |
is the word of | 18 |
about this time the | 18 |
it was not in | 18 |
of the most learned | 18 |
in the quality of | 18 |
the blood of christ | 18 |
but that they should | 18 |
in his history of | 18 |
and when they had | 18 |
for it is not | 18 |
with the loss of | 18 |
the duke of orleance | 18 |
and that it would | 18 |
but as to the | 18 |
at the day appointed | 18 |
just offence to the | 18 |
which i have said | 18 |
on the morrow after | 18 |
for the instruction of | 18 |
the conduct of the | 18 |
between the pope and | 18 |
a meeting of the | 18 |
it should be so | 18 |
the ordinance of god | 18 |
the duty of a | 18 |
by the hands of | 18 |
to be the only | 18 |
but it was not | 18 |
he was sent to | 18 |
saxony and the lantgrave | 18 |
he was not able | 18 |
with some of the | 18 |
king and queens majesties | 18 |
is not so much | 18 |
no more to be | 18 |
of the protestant religion | 18 |
they were willing to | 18 |
advice and consent of | 18 |
not cease to be | 18 |
oath to the pope | 18 |
of the articles of | 18 |
to the queen of | 18 |
as i have shewn | 18 |
as well of the | 18 |
it shall not be | 18 |
the patrimony of the | 18 |
in the assembly of | 18 |
be made to the | 18 |
to the decree of | 18 |
and contrary to the | 18 |
year of the king | 18 |
of the emperour and | 18 |
to be imputed to | 18 |
and that if the | 18 |
one of the daughters | 18 |
the council of basil | 18 |
it to the king | 18 |
many of the nobility | 18 |
if there had been | 18 |
by vertue of the | 18 |
priviledges of the adult | 18 |
the charge of the | 18 |
of the members of | 18 |
and that if any | 18 |
every one of these | 18 |
in the judgment of | 18 |
the same time he | 18 |
presence in the sacrament | 18 |
the first of september | 18 |
the number of adult | 18 |
by the earl of | 18 |
that he was to | 18 |
the twenty fifth of | 18 |
to the utmost of | 18 |
the statute of the | 18 |
consent of all the | 18 |
at the desire of | 18 |
laying on of hands | 18 |
the ministers of christ | 18 |
it must needs be | 18 |
the lords and commons | 18 |
it is not necessary | 18 |
and blood of our | 18 |
the place of the | 18 |
father of our lord | 18 |
to the interests of | 18 |
to the care of | 18 |
to have been in | 18 |
of their own accord | 18 |
from the beginning it | 18 |
the th of october | 18 |
and though he was | 18 |
to the dignity of | 18 |
church of rome in | 18 |
the business of religion | 18 |
not only to the | 18 |
it was a great | 18 |
name of the whole | 18 |
to it by the | 18 |
made use of to | 18 |
the author of this | 18 |
that he would make | 18 |
for if it be | 18 |
and the holy ghost | 18 |
to be taken for | 18 |
in a few words | 18 |
the earle of huntly | 18 |
i am apt to | 18 |
the case of the | 18 |
and other learned men | 18 |
from the court of | 18 |
that so they might | 18 |
the french king and | 18 |
they might not be | 18 |
so much as the | 17 |
corruptions of the church | 17 |
sent to the king | 17 |
of the late king | 17 |
the supremacy of the | 17 |
by the order of | 17 |
lords of the congregation | 17 |
the generality of the | 17 |
or at least to | 17 |
the justice of the | 17 |
rites and ceremonies of | 17 |
the favour of the | 17 |
not to be taken | 17 |
much to the same | 17 |
in a matter of | 17 |
out of the town | 17 |
and that if he | 17 |
of the communion of | 17 |
also the doctrin of | 17 |
to the determination of | 17 |
to the whole body | 17 |
ferdinand king of the | 17 |
principles of the reformation | 17 |
we have reason to | 17 |
is scripture as interpreted | 17 |
out of the world | 17 |
that it is no | 17 |
he had been a | 17 |
the th of september | 17 |
to set forth the | 17 |
a vast number of | 17 |
to the lords of | 17 |
of the empire to | 17 |
frederick elector of saxony | 17 |
his wife and children | 17 |
the mediation of the | 17 |
of the same religion | 17 |
the father of our | 17 |
of the blessed virgin | 17 |
that the pope and | 17 |
the sign of the | 17 |
in the administration of | 17 |
they were not able | 17 |
was not in the | 17 |
brought into the church | 17 |
to the communion of | 17 |
session of the council | 17 |
all the princes and | 17 |
was the first that | 17 |
he is to be | 17 |
in the third place | 17 |
the town of edinburgh | 17 |
they were forced to | 17 |
in order to a | 17 |
but it is certain | 17 |
that the authority of | 17 |
of the living god | 17 |
the edict of january | 17 |
of the title of | 17 |
of those who are | 17 |
of the revenues of | 17 |
in one of the | 17 |
and as he was | 17 |
the lower house of | 17 |
it was not fit | 17 |
the emperour and the | 17 |
that he intended to | 17 |
and after he had | 17 |
if they would not | 17 |
their rule of faith | 17 |
that if the pope | 17 |
and that he himself | 17 |
the commandments of god | 17 |
for my own part | 17 |
the one and twentieth | 17 |
the news of this | 17 |
to write to the | 17 |
so much as to | 17 |
that there is nothing | 17 |
to the queens majesty | 17 |
without any regard to | 17 |
a town belonging to | 17 |
in the latter end | 17 |
the differences of religion | 17 |
the scribes and pharisees | 17 |
not be amiss to | 17 |
in his own house | 17 |
the decision of the | 17 |
part of the nobility | 17 |
to be subject to | 17 |
to be made for | 17 |
the rage of the | 17 |
the death of king | 17 |
all the dayes of | 17 |
was thought fit to | 17 |
substance of bread and | 17 |
in so great a | 17 |
they were able to | 17 |
to go on in | 17 |
the earle of lenox | 17 |
the testimony of the | 17 |
of the next year | 17 |
they would not have | 17 |
in the behalf of | 17 |
i must tell you | 17 |
of the prophets and | 17 |
these and the like | 17 |
that they may not | 17 |
of a good conscience | 17 |
all that he had | 17 |
and when they were | 17 |
in the yeer of | 17 |
of the supreame power | 17 |
the letter of the | 17 |
to be taken away | 17 |
from the bishop of | 17 |
it is a thing | 17 |
if there be no | 17 |
that the spirit of | 17 |
to return to the | 17 |
be referred to the | 17 |
professors of the gospel | 17 |
name of the church | 17 |
assembly of the states | 17 |
that the pope is | 17 |
of men of war | 17 |
with all my heart | 17 |
scripture as each one | 17 |
it should not be | 17 |
by one of the | 17 |
the faith of the | 17 |
by force of arms | 17 |
the king to be | 17 |
have a right to | 17 |
of god and the | 17 |
the hand of the | 17 |
the same time to | 17 |
was the beginning of | 17 |
the name of jesus | 17 |
nothing to do with | 17 |
and that therefore they | 17 |
but on the other | 17 |
there is no such | 17 |
on the part of | 17 |
to the great prejudice | 17 |
of all sorts of | 17 |
this was in the | 17 |
take the pains to | 17 |
of all the states | 17 |
to the holy scriptures | 17 |
he ought to be | 17 |
the reign of queen | 17 |
the dutchy of milan | 17 |
by king edward the | 17 |
it is a very | 17 |
to be the most | 17 |
were wont to be | 17 |
for the advancement of | 17 |
the next day after | 17 |
the conclusion of the | 17 |
of the reformation as | 17 |
had been done in | 17 |
did not fail to | 17 |
not the doctrin of | 17 |
but at the same | 17 |
the glory of his | 17 |
of the pope of | 17 |
of those that are | 17 |
from whence it follows | 17 |
it is no wonder | 17 |
the earle of arran | 17 |
which is to be | 17 |
to the decrees of | 17 |
that the king might | 17 |
the enemies of the | 17 |
to speak of the | 17 |
of sound judgment in | 17 |
that he thought it | 17 |
the belief of the | 17 |
by the archbishop of | 17 |
make use of it | 17 |
some of them were | 17 |
the opinions of the | 16 |
is contrary to the | 16 |
to the people of | 16 |
for the interest of | 16 |
the sum of the | 16 |
marriage of the clergy | 16 |
to the good of | 16 |
in a great measure | 16 |
the life of the | 16 |
not been able to | 16 |
as they had done | 16 |
the university of oxford | 16 |
be put in execution | 16 |
no hard matter to | 16 |
they were not so | 16 |
great seal of england | 16 |
acts of the apostles | 16 |
it were to be | 16 |
the necessity of the | 16 |
the truth of god | 16 |
be made by the | 16 |
and most of the | 16 |
the month of october | 16 |
that the queen was | 16 |
into a league with | 16 |
authority of the see | 16 |
the advice and consent | 16 |
of the old testament | 16 |
by reason of a | 16 |
any of the said | 16 |
might be the more | 16 |
was to no purpose | 16 |
that it cannot be | 16 |
of the teutonick order | 16 |
we are bound to | 16 |
as if he were | 16 |
the ruine of the | 16 |
to the ministers of | 16 |
the essence of the | 16 |
of the popish party | 16 |
to perswade them to | 16 |
that which he had | 16 |
the exercise of the | 16 |
the court of england | 16 |
should be made to | 16 |
succession of the crown | 16 |
with him in the | 16 |
i know not what | 16 |
that it is to | 16 |
the ambassadors of the | 16 |
i will not say | 16 |
of the cathedral church | 16 |
in the absence of | 16 |
the duke of bavaria | 16 |
to call a council | 16 |
thought fit to be | 16 |
it is not lawful | 16 |
by whom it was | 16 |
and that there is | 16 |
to be admitted to | 16 |
so that he was | 16 |
princes of the mediation | 16 |
set forth in the | 16 |
christ the son of | 16 |
is scripture as each | 16 |
but in the end | 16 |
when they come to | 16 |
which they had not | 16 |
in his own person | 16 |
the way of the | 16 |
fathers of the council | 16 |
when they were come | 16 |
we will that all | 16 |
the truth of his | 16 |
under a pretence that | 16 |
said to have been | 16 |
to the emperor in | 16 |
the practise of the | 16 |
of his own accord | 16 |
to take up arms | 16 |
by the testimony of | 16 |
the power of god | 16 |
he was in the | 16 |
sins of the world | 16 |
it was not the | 16 |
but i do not | 16 |
rest of the clergy | 16 |
but the duke of | 16 |
all things should be | 16 |
ought to be the | 16 |
that he is not | 16 |
his history of the | 16 |
on the tenth of | 16 |
he had a great | 16 |
that all bishops and | 16 |
would not have been | 16 |
according to his own | 16 |
her self to be | 16 |
he made no doubt | 16 |
the edict of wormes | 16 |
within the bounds of | 16 |
are not bound to | 16 |
the cardinal of york | 16 |
that if they would | 16 |
the seat of the | 16 |
his book of the | 16 |
that we should be | 16 |
of a great many | 16 |
king henry the eight | 16 |
and that those who | 16 |
so that there was | 16 |
the children of god | 16 |
the demands of the | 16 |
in a condition to | 16 |
that for his part | 16 |
some of the chief | 16 |
and church of rome | 16 |
the reason why the | 16 |
the month of april | 16 |
of the clergy of | 16 |
in time to come | 16 |
an infinite number of | 16 |
of the protestants in | 16 |
and it would be | 16 |
it cannot be denied | 16 |
that the state of | 16 |
that they ought not | 16 |
so bold as to | 16 |
him an account of | 16 |
of the primitive times | 16 |
the sight of the | 16 |
as they had been | 16 |
found in the collection | 16 |
them to the king | 16 |
to the rules of | 16 |
to no purpose to | 16 |
assembly of the princes | 16 |
that they had a | 16 |
the news of the | 16 |
and the laws of | 16 |
to the emperour and | 16 |
could not do it | 16 |
so long as he | 16 |
there was no other | 16 |
for the recovery of | 16 |
for the same cause | 16 |
were so far from | 16 |
due form of law | 16 |
the rest of that | 16 |
aptara keyed and coded | 16 |
a sort of men | 16 |
great part of his | 16 |
all bishops and preachers | 16 |
and that by the | 16 |
and that for the | 16 |
church of england and | 16 |
of what they had | 16 |
within the compass of | 16 |
and last of all | 16 |
the impossibility of a | 16 |
of god to be | 16 |
to the example of | 16 |
of the power of | 16 |
the advancement of the | 16 |
if he had any | 16 |
the free exercise of | 16 |
the reason of his | 16 |
to the king in | 16 |
that he may be | 16 |
if it be true | 16 |
true child of the | 16 |
of the impossibility of | 16 |
both by sea and | 16 |
of the town of | 16 |
that you would not | 16 |