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• A protestation made for the moste mighty and mooste redoubted kynge of Englande &c. and his hole counsell and clergie wherin is declared, that neyther his hyghnes, nor his prelates, neyther any other prynce, or prelate, is bounde to come or sende, to the pretended councill, that Paule byshoppe of Rome, first by a bul indicted at Mantua, a citie in Italy, & nowe a late by an other bull, hath proroged to a place, no man can telle where
  -н: Henry VIII King of England 1491-1547
  Хэвлэсэн: (1538)
• A protestation made for the most mighty and moste redoubted kynge of Englande. &c. and his hole counsell and clergie wherin is declared, that neyther his hyghenes, nor his prelates, neyther any other prynce, or prelate, is bounde to come or sende, to the pretended councell, that Paule byshoppe of Rome, first by a bul indicted at Mantua, a citie in Italy, & nowe a late by an other bull, hath proroged to a place, no man can telle where
  -н: Henry VIII King of England 1491-1547
  Хэвлэсэн: (1537)
• The answer of Carolus the fyfte Emperoure euer more august, vnto the letters conuocatorye of Paule the thyrd Bysshope of Rome concerninge [the] generall co[n]cell to be celebrated at Trident
  -н: Charles V Holy Roman Emperor 1500-1558
  Хэвлэсэн: (1543)
• The answer of Charles the fyft emperour, euer more august, vnto the letters conuocatorye of Paule the thyrde bishop of Rome, concernyng a generall cou[n]cell to bee celebrated at Trident. 1543
  -н: Charles V Holy Roman Emperor 1500-1558
  Хэвлэсэн: (1543)
• Henrici octaui regis angliae et Franciae, fidei defensoris, supremiq[ue], post Christum Anglicæ Ecclesiæ capitis, Ad Carolum Cæsarem Augustum ... epistola qua Rex facilè causas ostendit, & curis Vincentiam, ad Concilium falso nomine generale appellatum non sit uenturus ... Additus est et libellus ille, quem superiori anno, Rex sereni[ss]. vniuersiq[ue]; Brytanniae proceres, de Mantuanensi Concilio ædiderunt
  -н: Henry VIII King of England 1491-1547
  Хэвлэсэн: (1538)