4. Two letters of Secretary Knight's to the Car-

dinal and the King, giving an account

of his conferences with the Pope concern-

ing the divorce

5. A part of a letter from Knight to Cardinal

Wolsey, that shows the dispensation was

then granted and sent over

6. Gregory Cassali's letter concerning the method

in which the Pope desired the divorce

should be managed

7. The King's letter to the College of Cardinals,

from which it appears how much they fa-

youred his cause..

8. The Cardinal's letter to the Pope concerning

the divorce..

9. Cardinal Wolsey's letter to Cassali, directing

him to make presents at Rome

10. The decretal bull that was desired in the

King's cause

11. The Cardinal's letter to John Cassali concern-

ing it...

12. Staphileus's letter to the Cardinal

13. The Cardinal's letter to Campegio..

14. The Cardinal's letter to Cassali, desiring a

decretal bull might be sent over.

15. The breve of Pope Julius for the King's mar-

riage, suspected to be forged..

16. A part of the Cardinal's letter to G. Cassali,

desiring leave to show the decretal bull

to some of the King's council..

17. John Cassali's letter concerning a conference

he had with the Pope..

18. The Pope's letter to the Cardinal, giving cre-

dence to Campana

19. A part of Peter Vannes' instructions, directing

him to threaten the Pope....

50 75

61 ib.

20. The Cardinal's letter to the ambassadors, con-

cerning his promotion to the popedom.. ib.

21. An information given to the Pope concerning

the divorce

22. The second part of a long dispatch of the Car-

dinal's concerning the divorce.

23. Another dispatch to the same purpose

...

24. A letter from the two Legates to the Pope, ad-

vising a decretal bull..

25. Another dispatch to Rome concerning it

26. A letter from the Pope to the Cardinal....

65 86

77

27. The King's letter to his ambassadors to hinder

an avocation of the suit

28. The King's letter concerning his appearance

before the Legates

........

30. A letter from the Pope to the Cardinal con-

cerning the avocation

104 100

29. Dr. Bennet's letter to the Cardinal, showing

how little they might expect from the

Pope

31. An act releasing to the King sums of money

that were raised by a loan

32. A letter from Gardiner and Fox, concerning

their proceedings at Cambridge

...

33. A letter from Crook out of Venice, concerning

105 109

108 113

the opinions of divers about the divorce 111 119

34. The judgments of the Universities concerning

......

the King's marriage

113 120

35. The judgment of the Lutheran divines about it 119 124

36. An abstract of the grounds of the divorce.... 120 127

37. A bull sent to the Archbishop of Canterbury

against the statutes of provisors..

121 145

38. A letter to King Henry VI, for repealing that

statute

125 146

39. A letter to the parliament upon the same oc-

casion

40. An instrument of the speech the Archbishop
of Canterbury made to the House of Com-
mons concerning it......

126 147

127 ib.

41. An act restraining the payment of annates to

the see of Rome

129 155

136 157

42. The King's last letter to the Pope

43. A promise made to the Cardinal of Ravenna,
for engaging him to procure the divorce 143 159

44. Bonner's letter concerning the proceedings at

Rome

141 160

45. Another letter about the same process

46. Another letter concerning the progress of the

148 161

process at Rome..

150 ib.

47. The sentence of divorce given by Cranmer.. 152 174

48. An act for the deprivation of the Bishops of

Salisbury and Worcester

49. A letter from Cromwell to Fisher concerning

the Maid of Kent

50. A renunciation of the Pope's supremacy, signed

by the heads of six religious houses....

51 A mandate for the consecration of suffragan

BOOK III.

C. H.

1. Instructions for the general visitation of the

monasteries

166 240

174 242

2. General injunctions sent by the King to all the

monasteries

3. Some particulars relating to the dissolution of

monasteries.

Sect. 1. Of the preambles of some surrenders 179 250

2. A list of religious houses that were of

new founded by the King, after the

act for their dissolution...

........

3. A list of all the surrenders of monas-

teries which are extant..

180 291

181 309

4. The confessions made by some abbots 191 307

5. Of the manner of suppressing the

monasteries after they were sur-

rendered

192 347

4. Queen Anne Boleyn's last letter to King Henry 196 268

5. The judgment of the convocation concerning

general councils.

6. Instructions for a visitation of monasteries, in

order to their dissolution

198 285

200 288

7. Instructions given by the King to the clergy.. 203 293

8. A letter from Cromwell to Shaxton, bishop of

Sarum

208 311

9. The sentence given out by Pope Paul III,
against King Henry

211 318

10. The opinion of some bishops concerning the

King's supremacy

226 322

11. Injunctions to the clergy made by Cromwell.. 227 323

12. Injunctions made by Archbishop Cranmer

13. A letter of Cromwell's to the Bishop of Lan-

daff, directing how to proceed in the Re-

formation

231 330

233 331

14. The commission by which Bonner held his

bishopric of the King..

234 345

15. The King's letters-patents for printing the

Bible in English.

19. The judgment of the convocation annulling it 251 363

20. Anne of Cleve's letter to her brother

245 362, 363

21. The resolutions of several bishops and divines

concerning the sacraments

......

22. Dr. Barnes's renunciation of some articles in-

formed against him..

C. H.

256 373

23. The foundation of the bishopric of Westmin-

ster......

303 382

305 387

24. A proclamation for the English Bible to be

set up in all churches....

310 390

25. An admonition set up by Bonner for all that

came to read the Bible...

312 ib.

26. Injunctions given by Bonner to his clergy

27. A collection of passages out of the canon-law,

made by Cranmer, to show the necessity of

reforming it.

313 406

321 425

28. A mandate for publishing and using the

prayers in the English tongue.

328 426

29. Articles subscribed by Shaxton, the late bi-

shop of Sarum.....

329 438

30. A letter from Lethington, the Scottish secre-

tary, to Cecil, secretary to Queen Elizabeth,

by which it appears that King Henry's will

was forged

An Appendix, concerning some errors and false-

hoods in Sanders's book of the English

schism

331 449

337

......

ADDENDA.

1. Articles about religion, set out by the convoca-
tion, and published by the King's autho-

rity....:
2. Some queries put by Cranmer, in order to the
correcting of several abuses
3. Some queries concerning confirmation, with

375 466

389 ib.

the answers that were given to them by
Cranmer, and Stokesley, bishop of London 391
4. Some considerations offered to the King by
Cranmer, to induce him to proceed to a
further reformation

5. A declaration made by some bishops and di-

vines, concerning the functions and Divine
institution of bishops and priests....

6. A letter of Melancthon's, to persuade the
King to a further reformation

ib.

392 467

394 ib.

398 470

7. A letter written by the German Ambassadors

to the King, against the taking away of the

chalice, and against private masses, and

the celibate of the clergy...

C. H.

402 471

སྒྱུ

422

ib.

8. The King's answer to the former letter.

9. A letter written by the King to his bishops,

directing them how to instruct the people.. 439 472

10. Arguments given by Tonstal to the King, to

prove auricular confession to be of a Divine

institution; with some notes on the margin

written with the King's own hand

442 473

447 ib.

11. A letter of the King's to Tonstal, in answer to

the former paper..

12. A definition of the Catholic Church, corrected

with the King's own hand

449 47

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