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…

Then was showed forth a •ill of Complaint, exhibited unto the King by the said Master Latimer and John Hooper, which was read; Then Bonner prayed that the Bill of Complaint should be delivered unto him, which when he had perused, he said; it was so general, as he could not directly answer unto it: The Arch-bishop said, the special cause was, because he had transgressed the Kings commandment, in not setting forth in his last Sermon at Pauls Cross, the Kings Highness Royal power in his minority: and for the proof thereof, he called Master LATIMER and JOHN HOOPER, to whom BONNER said; As for this Merchant Latimer, I have winked at his evil doings a great while, but I have •ore to say to him hereafter: But as touching this Merchant Hooper, I have not seen him before, howbeit I have heard much of his naughty preaching; Then he said, Ah my Lord, now I see the cause of my trouble is not for the matter you pretend, but because I did preach in my late Sermon the true ⟨p. 226⟩presence of the most blessed body and blood of our Saviour Jesus Christ, to be in the Sacrament of the Altar: And as for these my accusers, they are notorious evil persons, and notable Heretics and Seducers, especially touching the Sacrament of the Altar, and most of all this Hooper: for whereas I preached, that after consecration of the Sacrament, there is the self same body and blood of Christ in substance, that was hanged upon the Cross: he in the afternoon having a great rabblement with him of his damnable Sect, did preach to the people erroneously against it, and untruly expounded my words: for whereas I said the same substance that was hanged upon the Cross, he like an Ass, (as he is an Ass indeed) turned the word That, into As, saying; That I said, as it hanged upon the Cross: Then the Arch-Bishop demanded of him, whether Christ were in the Sacrament, Face, Nose, Mouth, Eyes, Arms, and Lips, with other lineaments of the body; whereat Bonner shook his head, and said; I am right sorry to hear your Grace to speak those words which you have done.

Then was shewed forth a •ill of Complaint, exhibited vnto the King by the said Maister Latimer and Iohn Hooper, which was read; Then Bonner prayed that the Bill of Complaint should be deliuered vnto him, which when he had pervsed, he said; it was so generall, as hee could not directly answere vnto it: The Arch-bishop said, the speciall cause was, because he had transgressed the Kinges commaundement, in not setting forth in his last Sermon at Paules Crosse, the Kinges Hignesse Royall power in his minority: and for the proofe thereof, hee called Maister LATIMER and IOHN HOOPER, to whom BONNER saide; As for this Merchant Latimer, I haue wincked at his euill doings a great while, but I haue ore to say to him héereafter: But as touching this Merchant Hooper, I haue not séene him before, howbeit I haue heard much of his naughtie preaching; Then he said, Ah my Lord, now I sée the cause of my trouble is not for the matter you pretend, but because I did preach in my late Sermon the true