Christs victory over Satan's tyranny Wherein is contained a catalogue of all Christs faithful…Christs victorie ouer Sathans tyrannie Wherin is contained a catalogue of all Christs faithfull…

This Master Baynham was accused to Sir Thomas Moore, Chancellor, & arrested with a Sergeant at Arms, and carried out of the middle Temple to his house at Chelsea, & when he saw he could not prevail with him, he whipped him at a tree in his garden, then racked him at the tower before himself, until they had almost lamed him, because he would not accuse Gentlemen of the Temple, nor tell where his books lay, and because his wife denied they were at his house, she was sent to the fleet, and his goods confiscate. When they had often used him upon the tortures, then he sent him to the Bishop of London, who cast him into Lollards tower, until he had bin divers times before him examined, and they were not able to resist him. He was both mighty in Scriptures and Arguments, that he was able to confound them with their own Arguments: so he condemned him, and the Bishop sent one Doctor Symons to pervert him, and wait upon him to the stake, & after much communication between the Doctor & him, he prayed the Sheriffs to deliver him from Satan, for he was content to confirm his faith with his blood. At the stake he lay down flat and prayed, then rising up, he embraced the stake: then he said, Good people, I am come hither, accused and condemned for an heretic: these be the Articles I dye for.

THis Maister Baynham was accused to Sir Thomas Moore, Chancelor, & arested with a Sergeant at Armes, and carried out of the middle Temple to his house at Chelsey, & when he saw he could not preuaile with him, he whipped him at a trée in his garden, then racked him at the tower before himselfe, vntill they had almost lamed him, because he would not accuse Gentlemen of the Temple, nor tel where his bookes lay, and because his wife denied they were at his house, she was sent to the fléet, and his goods confiscate. When they had often vsed him vpon the tortures, then he sent him to the Bishop of London, who cast him into Lolards tower, vntill he had bin diuers times before him examined, and they were not able to resist him. He was both mighty in Scriptures and Arguments, that he was able to confound them with their owne Arguments: so he condemned him, and the Bishop sent one Doctor Symons to peruert him, and waite vpon him to the stake, & after much communication betweene the Doctor & him, he prayed the Sheriffes to deliuer him from Satan, for he was content to confirme his faith with his blood. At the stake he lay down flat and prayed, then rising vp, he imbraced the stake: then he said, Good people, I am come hither, accused and condemned for an hereticke: these be the Articles I dye for.