A confutation of the Popes bull which was published more then two years ago…A confutation of the Popes bull which was published more then two yeres agoe…

Name: A confutation of the Popes bull which was published more then two years ago…
Author: Heinrich Bullinger

A confutation of the Popes bull which was published more then two years ago against Elizabeth the most gracious Queen of England, France, and Ireland, and against the noble realm of England together with a defence of the said true Christian Queen, and of the whole realm of England. By Henry Bullinger the Elder.A confutation of the Popes bull which was published more then two yeres agoe against Elizabeth the most gracious Queene of England, Fraunce, and Ireland, and against the noble realme of England together with a defence of the sayd true Christian Queene, and of the whole realme of England. By Henry Bullinger the Elder.

Heinrich Bullinger 1504–1575London: printed by John Day, 1572London: printed by Iohn Day, 1572

[5], 86 leaves · 62k words · STC 4044 · ESTC S106868

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De Sereniss. Angliae, Franciae, & Hiberniae Regina Elizabetha. &c.…: De Sereniss. Angliae, Franciae, & Hiberniae Regina Elizabetha. &c. Et Bulla impij Pij P…

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De Sereniss. Angliae, Franciae, & Hiberniae Regina Elizabetha. &c. Et Bulla impij Pij Pontificis Romani in illam edita.

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Terrifico nuper crepitantem fulmine Bullam Expuit irato feruidus ore Papa. Perculit insolitus quorundam pectora bombus, Ast horum fortis risit Elisa metum. Atque ait: ah miseros, crepitus quos terret aselli: Haec ex Tarpeio culmine Bulla venit. Scilicet hoc os est, quo vana tonitrua ructat Bestia, quae in terris creditur esse Deus. Ex opere artifices, mea tu nunc Anglia, disce Latrones, fures, sacrilegosque Papas. Aethereo hanc Christus difflabit flamine Bullam. Stultus, qui bullas pondus habere putat.

TErrifico nuper crepitantem fulmine Bullam Expuit irato feruidus ore Papa. Perculit insolitus quorundam pectora bombus, Ast horum fortis risit Elisa metum. Atque ait: ah miseros, crepitus quos terret aselli: Haec ex Tarpeio culmine Bulla venit. Scilicet hoc os est, quo vana tonitrua ructat Bestia, quae in terris creditur esse Deus. Ex opere artifices, mea tu nunc Anglia, disce Latrones, fures, sacrilegosque Papas. Aethereo hanc Christus difflabit flamine Bullam. Stultus, qui bullas pondus habere putat.

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In Bullas Pontificum. DVm vendit terras, Coelum, Coelique potentem Roma, diu emptores lusit avara suos. Jam deerant merces, cum mox divendere bullas Coepit, & his fumos miscuit ipsa suos. Cur igitur Romae Coelum Coelique potentem Quaeris adhuc? alijs vendidit ista prius. Mordaces praeter fumos, bullasque tumentes, Nunc nil, quod posthac vendere possit, habet, Si quis emis bullas, bulla tu vanior omni es: Sin fumos: oculis, vae malè sane tuis.

In Bullas Pontificum. DVm vendit terras, Coelum, Coelique potentem Roma, diu emptores lusit auara suos. Iam deerant merces, cum mox diuendere bullas Coepit, & his fumos miscuit ipsa suos. Cur igitur Romae Coelum Coelique potentem Quaeris adhuc? alijs vendidit ista prius. Mordaces praeter fumos, bullasque tumentes, Nunc nil, quod posthac vendere possit, habet, Si quis emis bullas, bulla tu vanior omni es: Sin fumos: oculis, vae malè sane tuis.

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A confutation of the Popes bull which was published more then two years ago…A confutation of the Popes bull which was published more then two yeres agoe…

De Sereniss. Angliae, Franciae, & Hiberniae Regina Elizabetha. &c. Et Bulla impij Pij Pontificis Romani in illam edita.

¶To the most reverend, godly, and vigilant Bishops of the noble Realm of England, L. Edmund Grindall Archb. of York, L. Richard Cox Bishop of Ely, and L. John Jewell Bishop of Salisbury, my right honourable Lords and most dear brethren in Christ, the Preface of Henry Bullinger, Elder.

¶To the most reuerend, godly, and vigilant Bishops of the noble Realme of England, L. Edmund Grindall Archb. of Yorke, L. Richard Coxe Bishop of Elye, and L. Iohn Iewell Bishop of Salisbury, my right honourable Lordes and most deare brethren in Christ, the Praeface of Henry Bullinger, Elder.

¶The sum of the Romish Bull published against the most virtuous Queen of England, and the whole noble Realm of England.

¶The summe of the Romish Bull published against the most vertuous Queene of England, and the whole noble Realme of England.

¶That the foresaid unmeasurable power of the Romish Bishop, is not proved by these words of the Lord unto Peter: Peter lovest thou me? feed my sheep.

¶That the foresayd vnmeasurable power of the Romish Bishop, is not proued by these wordes of the Lord vnto Peter: Peter louest thou me? feede my sheepe.

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Puritans1,782

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De Sereniss. Angliae, Franciae, & Hiberniae Regina Elizabetha. &c. Et Bulla impij Pij Pontificis Romani in illam edita.

¶To the most reverend, godly, and vigilant Bishops of the noble Realm of England, L. Edmund Grindall Archb. of York, L. Richard Cox Bishop of Ely, and L. John Jewell Bishop of Salisbury, my right honourable Lords and most dear brethren in Christ, the Preface of Henry Bullinger, Elder.

¶To the most reuerend, godly, and vigilant Bishops of the noble Realme of England, L. Edmund Grindall Archb. of Yorke, L. Richard Coxe Bishop of Elye, and L. Iohn Iewell Bishop of Salisbury, my right honourable Lordes and most deare brethren in Christ, the Praeface of Henry Bullinger, Elder.

¶The sum of the Romish Bull published against the most virtuous Queen of England, and the whole noble Realm of England.

¶The summe of the Romish Bull published against the most vertuous Queene of England, and the whole noble Realme of England.

¶That the foresaid unmeasurable power of the Romish Bishop, is not proved by these words of the Lord unto Peter: Peter lovest thou me? feed my sheep.

¶That the foresayd vnmeasurable power of the Romish Bishop, is not proued by these wordes of the Lord vnto Peter: Peter louest thou me? feede my sheepe.

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