[647] Satire of W. Roy, printed in the Harl. Misc., vol. ix, p. 77, (ed. 1809).
[648] My choler was descended. Anderson's Annals of the Bible, i, p. 129.
[649] Sandoval, i. p. 350. Ranke, Deutsche Gesch. iii. p. 17.
[650] Malos oderat mores. (Polyd. Virg. p. 685.) She hated his depraved habits.
[651] Le Grand, Hist. du divorce, Preuves, p. 186.
[652] Instigator et auctor concilii existimibatur (Pole, Apology). He was furious mad, and imagined this divorcement between the king and the queen (Tyndale's Works, i. p. 465). See also Sanderus, 7 and 9; Polyd. Virg. p. 685; Meteren, Hist. of the Low Countries, p. 20; Pallavicini, Conc. Trident, i, p. 203, etc. A contrary assertion of Wolsey's has been adduced against these authorities in the Pamphleteer, No. 42, p. 336; but a slight acquaintance with his history soon teaches us that veracity was the least of his virtues.
[653] Le Grand, Hist. du divorce, Preuves, p. 65, 69.
[654] Jampridem conjugium regium, veluti infirmum. Polyd. Virg. p. 685.
[655] That matrimony which the king at first seemed not disposed to annul. Strype, i, p. 135.
[656] Burnet. vol. i. p. 20 (London, 1841.) Letter from Grynæus to Bucer. Strype, i, p. 135.