[141] 'Cui jam pietas multorum virorum robur addiderat.'—Polus, Pro Unitatis Defensione, p. 66.
[142] 'Passing through the midst of the guards, who with bills and halberts compassed him round.'—More's Life, p. 276.
[143] 'Lacrymis sinum ejus applebat.'—Polus, Pro Unitatis Defensione, p. 66.
[144] 'What a sword was this to his heart.'—More's Life, p. 278.
[145] 'Ut vix ab eo divelli posset.'—Polus, Pro Unitatis Defensione, p. 66.
[146] More's Life, p. 277.
[147] 'With a sheet about him, like a corpse ready to be buried.'—More's Life, p. 279.
[148] 'Ubi non arcebit a colloquio janitor.'—Ad. Anton. Bonvisum mercatorem Lucensem.
[149] More's Life, p. 280.
[150] More's Life, p. 286.