When as our England’s metropolitan
Leauing his life, had left at emptie chaire,
I did elect a right religious man,
Who with the best might in those daies compare,
For habitude to manage that affaire:
In whose behalf at Rome I did entreate,
That he might be installed in that seate.
38.
Great Rome then in the ruffe of all her pride,
Deiects my suite with proud contempt, and chose