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mentes of God, be more diligentlie taught, and the feruice of God more reuerentlie vfed, and that daylie in many priuate mens houfes, than they be in SeruiceofGod Italie once a weeke in their common in italic Chirches . where, maiking Ceremonies, to delite the eye, and vaine foundes, to pleafe the eare, do quite thrall out of the Chirches, all feruice of God The Lord Maior in fpirit and troth. Yea, the Lord Maior of of London. London, being but a Ciuill officer, is com- monlie for his tyme, mor...e diligent, in punilhing finne, the bent enemie againil God and good order, than all The inquisitors the bloodie Inquifitors in Italie be in fea- in italie uen yeare. For, their care and charge is, not to punilh finne, not to amend manners, not to purge doctrine, but onelie to watch and ouerfee that Chrifles trewe Religion fet no fure footing, where the Pope hath any Iurildiction. I learned, when I was at An yngodiie Venice, that there it is counted good pol- poUidc. Hcie, when there be foure or fiue brethren of one familie, one, onelie to marie : and all the reft, to waulter, with as litle fliame, in open lecherie, as Swyne do here in the common rayre.
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mentes of God, be more diligentlie taught, and the feruice of God more reuerentlie vfed, and that daylie in many priuate mens houfes, than they be in SeruiceofGod Italie once a weeke in their common in italic Chirches . where, maiking Ceremonies, to delite the eye, and vaine foundes, to pleafe the eare, do quite thrall out of the Chirches, all feruice of God The Lord Maior in fpirit and troth. Yea, the Lord Maior of of London. London, being but a Ciuill officer, is com- monlie for his tyme, mor...e diligent, in punilhing finne, the bent enemie againil God and good order, than all The inquisitors the bloodie Inquifitors in Italie be in fea- in italie uen yeare. For, their care and charge is, not to punilh finne, not to amend manners, not to purge doctrine, but onelie to watch and ouerfee that Chrifles trewe Religion fet no fure footing, where the Pope hath any Iurildiction. I learned, when I was at An yngodiie Venice, that there it is counted good pol- poUidc. Hcie, when there be foure or fiue brethren of one familie, one, onelie to marie : and all the reft, to waulter, with as litle fliame, in open lecherie, as Swyne do here in the common rayre.
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