The B. of Salisbury.The B. of Sarisburie.
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The B. of Salisbury.
The B. of Sarisburie.
What nimbleness, or cunning the Pope hath in his feet, more then other men, I have not heard. What other sleights he hath now, or hath had in times paste to work such feats, it behoveth his Magister Ceremoniarum to consider. The story is recorded by Ranulphus, Rogerus Cestrensis, and Rogerus Hovedenus, that lived at the same time.
What nimblenesse, or cunninge the Pope hath in his féete, more then other menne, I haue not hearde. What other sleightes he hath nowe, or hath had in times paste to woorke sutche feates, it behoueth his Magister Ceremoniarum to consider. The storie is recorded by Ranulphus, Rogerus Cestrensis, and Rogerus Houedenus, that liued at the same time.