The British Plutarch 1
The British Plutarch 1
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201 tfee forih of ao accufation, were laid before Stoke- fiey, bifhop of London. 1 his prelate immediate- ly cited Mr. Latimer to appear before hi mw liuc Mnl^atimer, inftead of obeying the citation, ap* jcaled to his own ordinary ; thitiking himfelf wholly exempt from the jurifdiftion of any othei?
bifhop. Stokefley, upon this, making a private caufe of it, was determined at any rate to get him* in his power. He applied therefore to archbilhop Warham, who was prevailed upon to iffue a cita- ti...on from his own court, which Mr. Latimer obeyed. His friends pcrfuaded him to leave the country; but their intreaties were in vain ; and he let out for London, though it was in the depth of winter, and he was at this time labouring under a fevere fit both of the ftone and' cholic. But his bodily complaints :did not give him fo much paira^ at the thoughts of leaving his parifti expofed, where- the Popilh clergy would not fail to undo, in his ab* fence,, what he had hitherto done. When he ar- rived, in London, he found a court of bifhops and' canonifts ailembled to receive him ;• where, inftead- of being, examined, as he expeded, about his fer* mons, a paper was put into his h^nds, wfiicb he was ordered to fubfcribe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
201 tfee forih of ao accufation, were laid before Stoke- fiey, bifhop of London. 1 his prelate immediate- ly cited Mr. Latimer to appear before hi mw liuc Mnl^atimer, inftead of obeying the citation, ap* jcaled to his own ordinary ; thitiking himfelf wholly exempt from the jurifdiftion of any othei?
bifhop. Stokefley, upon this, making a private caufe of it, was determined at any rate to get him* in his power. He applied therefore to archbilhop Warham, who was prevailed upon to iffue a cita- ti...on from his own court, which Mr. Latimer obeyed. His friends pcrfuaded him to leave the country; but their intreaties were in vain ; and he let out for London, though it was in the depth of winter, and he was at this time labouring under a fevere fit both of the ftone and' cholic. But his bodily complaints :did not give him fo much paira^ at the thoughts of leaving his parifti expofed, where- the Popilh clergy would not fail to undo, in his ab* fence,, what he had hitherto done. When he ar- rived, in London, he found a court of bifhops and' canonifts ailembled to receive him ;• where, inftead- of being, examined, as he expeded, about his fer* mons, a paper was put into his h^nds, wfiicb he was ordered to fubfcribe.
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