Records of the Reformation: The Divorce 1527-1533. Mostly Now for the First Time Printed from Mss. in the British Museum, the Public Record Office, the Venetian Archives and Other Libraries, Tom 1Nicholas Pocock Clarendon Press, 1870 - 592 |
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according account advertised affinitatem ambassador Angliæ answer Apostolicæ been bishop Cæsaris cardinal carnali copulâ carnis case Cassalis causâ causæ cause Christi Commission conjugum copy counsel Croke Croke's desired Deus divinâ divorce Doctor Domino Dominus ecclesiæ emperor favour first fœdere forasmuch Foxe French French king give given good grace grace's gracious lord great hâc hæc hand hath have high Holograph letter hujusmodi instructions juris king's highness know literis lord of London made make matrimonii matter mihi mind never nostræ Number omnibus opinion original papers pleasure Pontificem pope pope's holiness præ præsertim printed quâ quæ Record Office Regia Majestas Regiæ Majestatis Regis said same Sanctæ Sanctitas sent September shall shew shewed sine sir Gregory suâ suæ take taken tamen therein thereof things thought time tuæ unto your highness Venice vestræ Vitell Vitellius volume Wolsey words would write written your grace
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