Note 360 — Chapter XI · REFORMING MOVEMENT AFTER ANNE'S DEATH; CATHOLIC AND SCHOLASTIC REACTION. (Summer, 1536.)
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'Pristina rediret amicitia.'—Da Casale to Cromwell. State Papers, vii. p. 643.
[361] 'Proculdubio vestra Majestas omnia de ipso sibi polliceri possit.' This letter of the 27th of May, which is among the Cotton MSS. (Vitellius, B. xiv.), has suffered by fire, but is given almost entire by Turner in a note to the second volume of his History, pp. 483-5.
[362] Letter from Campeggi to the duke of Suffolk, dated 5th of June, 1536.—State Papers, vii. p. 657.
[363] 'Quid aliud quam Neronem fuisse caput ecclesiæ.'—R. Poli, Pro Ecclesiasticæ Unitatis defensione. Libri quatuor, 1555, without place, fol. 7, verso.
[364] 'Sacerdos ergo tanquam vir populi erga regem patris personam gerit.'—Ibid. fol. 17, verso 18-20.
[365] 'Atque hoc Turcicum plane et barbarum.'—R. Polus, fol. 71, verso. Pole forgot that this reasoning applied still better to the popes than to Henry VIII.
[366] 'Audeo autem jurare ne Lutherum quidem ipsum, si rex Angliæ fuisset, &c.'—R. Polus, fol. 75.
[367] 'Corona se et sceptro abdicare coegerunt.'—Ibid. fol. 79, verso.
[368] De Vera Obedientia.
[369] State Papers, i. p. 459.
[370] 'So help me God, all saints, and the Holy Evangelist.'—Collyers, ii. p. 119.
[371] Wilkins, Concilia, iii. p. 805.
[372] Ibid. p. 806.
[373] Ibid. p. 807.
[374] Ibid. p. 806.
[375] St. Luke xi. 1-8.
[376] Latimer's Sermons, p. 42.
[377] Wilkins, Concilia, p. 43.
[378] Curius Dentatus.—'Incomptis Curium capillis.' Horace.
[379] Latimer's Sermons, p. 44.
[380] Referring to himself.
[381] Latimer's Sermons, p. 57.
[382] 'Deprecor Majestatem tuam, ut tu Deus deleas iniquitatem meam.'—Wilkins, Concilia, p. 806.
[383] The list of mala dogmata is given by Collier.
[384] Fuller, p. 213.
[385] Ibid.
[386] Ibid.
[387] Preface to Alesius's treatise On the Authority of the Word of God. See also Anderson, Annals of the Bible, i. p. 451.
In the history of the Reformation in Scotland we shall sketch the most remarkable traits of the life of Alesius.
[388] 'Ye will conclude all things by the Word of God, without all brawling or scolding.'—Anderson, Annals of the Bible, i. p. 499.
[389] 'Whether the outward worth of them doth justify man, or whether we receive our justification through faith.'—Anderson, Annals of the Bible, i. p. 499. Todd's Life of Cranmer, i. p. 163.
[390] Burnet, i. p. 205. Anderson, Annals of the Bible, i. p. 502.
[391] Audin, Histoire de Henri VIII. Preface.
[392] Council of Trent, 4th sitting, 8th of April, 1546.