History of the Reformation in the Sixteenth Century, Volume 5 / The Reformation in England

by J. H. Merle d'Aubigné

[737] Nonnulla sunt secreta S.D.N. secreto exponenda et non credenda scriptis .... ob morbos nonnullos quibus absque remedio regina laborat. Ibid.

[738] Perform the promise once broken. Burnet's Ref. ii. Records, p. xiii.

[739] Ex duobus malis minus malum eligat. State Papers, vii. p. 20.

[740] Ut non gravetur, cuncta legere, et bene notare. Ibid. p. 18.

[741] Alia nulla re esset opus, præterquam ejus Sanctitatis signatura. (State Papers, vii, p. 29.) There was need of no other thing besides the signature of his holiness.

[742] Charissime in Christo fili, etc., dated 7th December 1527. Ibid. p. 27.

[743] Matrimonium cum Catharina nullum fuisse et esse declarari. Herbert's Henry VIII, p. 280.

[744] Burnet's Reformation, Records, ii. p. xiii.

[745] Tyndale, Doctr. Tr. p. 42, 43.

[746] The imperialists do daily spoil castles and towns about Rome ... they have taken within three days two castles lying within six miles of this. Burnet's Ref. vol. ii. Records, p. xiii.