A defence of the Apology of the Church of England containing an answer to…A defence of the Apologie of the Churche of Englande conteininge an answeare to…

Here are we come to the Paper Walls, and Painted Fires of Purgatory. For so it liked M. Harding, not long sithence, pleasantly to sport at it in the Pulpits, as a bug meet only to fray Children. Yet now, upon better advise, and deeper study, he trembleth, God wot, and quaketh for fear, to remember the torments, that some body hath sithence told him to be there. Howe be it, Let him not so much dismay him self. The Pope, as he either first made it, or received it by hand from the Heathens, and first allowed it, even so hath he the whole Jurisdiction, and Power over it, and commandeth in, and out at his pleasure.

Here are wée comme to the Paper VValles, and Painted Fieres of Purgatorie. For so it liked M. Harding, not longe sithence, pleasantly to sport at it in the Pulpites, as a bugge méete onely to fraie Children. Yet now, vpon better aduise, and déeper studie, he tremblethe, God wote, and quaketh for feare, to remember the tormentes, that somme body hath sithence tolde him to be there. Howe be it, Let him not so mutche dismaie him selfe. The Pope, as he either firste made it, or receiued it by hande from the Heathens, and firste allowed it, euen so hathe he the whole Iurisdiction, and Power ouer it, and commaundeth in, and out at his pleasure.