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History of the Reformation in the Sixteenth Century, Volume 2

Note 361 — CHAP. XII.

Henry Beveridge translation

"Quo tu oculos, pie Christe, tuos, frontisque severæ Tende supercilium, teque esse ostende neganti Qui te contemnunt igitur, mediumque tonanti Ostendunt digitum, tandem iis te ostende potentem. Te videat ferus ille Leo, te tota malorum Sentiat inluvies, scelerataque Roma tremiscat, Ultorem scelerum discant te vivere saltem, Qui regnare negant" ...(In Incendium Lutheranum Exclamatio Ulrichi Hütteni Equitis Mar. Carrac. L. Op. Lat. ii, p. 176.)

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