[1075] More's Life, p. 172.
[1076] The crown of England, free at all times, has been in no earthly subjection, but immediately subject to God in all things. Herbert, p. 231. See also Articles of Impeachment, section 1.
[1077] Since the 13th of Nov. 1302, Raynold ad ann. Uterque ergo gladius est in potestate ecclesiæ, spiritualis scilicet et materialis. Both the one sword, and the other therefore, is, in the power of the church, the spiritual undoubtedly and the material also.
[1078] Cavendish, p. 276.
[1079] Cavendish, p. 280.
[1080] Long communication with my lord in secret. Ibid. p. 270.
[1081] The king began to detest the mention of him. Foxe, v. p. 368.
[1082] In a vehement boldness. Ibid. p. 367.
[1083] Foxe, v. p. 367. See also Apol. Regin. Poli ad Car. i. p. 120, 121.
[1084] Du Bellay to Montmorency. Le Grand, Preuves, p. 378, 380.