A16588:78
The hurt of hearing mass. Set forthThe hurte of hering masse. Set forth
The hurt of hearing mass. Set forth by the faithful seruau[n]t of god [and] constant martyr of Christ. John Bradford, when[n] he was prisoner in the Tower of LondonThe hurte of hering masse. Set forth by the faithfull seruau[n]t of god [and] constant marter of Christ. Ihon̄ Bradforth, whe[n] he was prisoner in the Tower of London
London: printed by William Copland for William Martyne, 1561London: printed by Wyllyam Copland for Wyllyam Martyne, 1561
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6 But alas this is far from lawful (It is a bee haven an house of iniquity & paul willeth that they that call on the name of the lord should depart from iniquity,1 and how then should they come to mass, if they should depart from it.2
6 But halas this is farre from lawfull (It is a bee hauen an house of iniquitie & paule wylleth that they that cal on the name of the lorde shulde departe frō iniquitie,1 and how then shuld they com to masse, if they shuld departe from it.2
- 1Ose. ii. Tim. 3
- 2Gala. ii.
7 If I should build up again that which I pulled down, I then should make my self an offender sayeth the apostle & what be they then that now by going to mass build it up again which by goig from it, and speaking against it have holpen to pull it down.
7 If I shulde buylde vp agayne that whiche I pulled downe, I thē shuld make my selfe an offēder saieth the apostle & what be they then yt now by going to masse build it vp againe which by goig from it, and speking against it haue holpen to pull it downe.