[576] "My affair had some bounds assigned to it by him who sent for me up, but is now protracted by intricate and wily examinations, as if it would never find a period; while sometimes one person, sometimes another, ask me questions, without limit and without end."—Latimer to the Archbishop of Canterbury: Remains, p. 352.
[577] Remains, p. 222.
[578] Sermons, p. 294.
[579] The process lasted through January, February, and March.
[580] Sermons, p. 294.
[581] He subscribed all except two—one apparently on the power of the pope, the other I am unable to conjecture. Compare the Articles themselves—printed in LATIMER'S Remains, p. 466—with the Sermon before the Convocation.—Sermons, p. 46; and BURNET, vol. iii. p. 116.
[582] Nicholas Glossop to Cromwell: ELLIS, third series, vol. ii. p. 237.
[583] Where he was known among the English of the day as Master Frisky-all.
[584] See FOXE. vol. v. p. 392.
[585] Eustace Chappuys to Chancellor Granvelle: MS. Archiv. Brussels: Pilgrim, p. 106.