Chronicles 1 of 6 the Historie of England 8 of 8 Raphael Holinshed 8 9
Chronicles 1 of 6 the Historie of England 8 of 8 Raphael Holinshed 8 9
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_Wil. Malms. __Matt. Westm. _]Euangelist. But to conclude, such was the opinion conceiued of hisholinesse of life, that shortlie after his decease, he was canonizedamongst the number of saints, and named Edward the Confessor. Whilesthe lay sicke of that sicknesse, whereof at length he died, after hehad remained for two daies speechlesse, the third day after when hehad laine for a time in a slumber or soft sléepe, at the time ofhis waking, he fetched a déepe sigh, and thus said; "Oh Lord Godalmi...ghtie, if this be not a vaine fantasticall illusion, but a truevision which I haue séene, grant me space to vtter the same vnto thesethat stand héere present, or else not. " And herewith hauing his speechperfect, he declared how he had séene two moonks stand by him as hethought, whome in his youth he knew in Normandie to haue liued godlie, and died christianlie. "These moonks (said he) protesting to me thatthey were the messengers of God, spake these words; Bicause the chéefegouernors of England, the bishops and abbats, are not the ministers ofGod, but the diuels, the almightie God hath deliuered this kingdomefor one yéere and a day into the hands of the enimie, and wickedspirits shall walke abroad through the whole land.
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_Wil. Malms. __Matt. Westm. _]Euangelist. But to conclude, such was the opinion conceiued of hisholinesse of life, that shortlie after his decease, he was canonizedamongst the number of saints, and named Edward the Confessor. Whilesthe lay sicke of that sicknesse, whereof at length he died, after hehad remained for two daies speechlesse, the third day after when hehad laine for a time in a slumber or soft sléepe, at the time ofhis waking, he fetched a déepe sigh, and thus said; "Oh Lord Godalmi...ghtie, if this be not a vaine fantasticall illusion, but a truevision which I haue séene, grant me space to vtter the same vnto thesethat stand héere present, or else not. " And herewith hauing his speechperfect, he declared how he had séene two moonks stand by him as hethought, whome in his youth he knew in Normandie to haue liued godlie, and died christianlie. "These moonks (said he) protesting to me thatthey were the messengers of God, spake these words; Bicause the chéefegouernors of England, the bishops and abbats, are not the ministers ofGod, but the diuels, the almightie God hath deliuered this kingdomefor one yéere and a day into the hands of the enimie, and wickedspirits shall walke abroad through the whole land.
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