To suffer no corpses infected to be buried or remain in the churche during prayer or sermon, and to keep children from coming nere them.
The College of Strettforde was Founded by one John Stretforde, some tyme Arch byshopp of Cantorburye, For one Wardein, Fyve priestes, and Four Choristares, to mainteign dyvine service in the paroche Churche of Stretforde.
A proporcion for mayntenance of Hospitalite Lernynge Dyvine Service Almes and other necessarie Expences in the Cathedrall Churche of Duresme to be erectyd foundyd and establysshed by the King's Majesties goodnes.
Whereas the Diuell hath fayned himselfe to bee otherwise than he is, it hath brought forth innumerable errors, superstitions, and false worshippings in the Churche of God.
We read more in the auncient writers, that they vsed exorcismes, or coniurations in the primatiue Churche against diuels.
They say that Councels & the churche cannot erre, because they are guided by the holy Ghost.
Other Fathers of the Churche haue written nothing particularly of this storie, so far as I know, but in certaine places of their workes, they teache generally that good spirites are not pulled backe into the earth by Magicall Art.
Thay be payntyd byfore mennes eyes, bycause that no cowrtyer after thys shuld laye violêt handes other apõ Byshopes, or the churche goodes.
And we were afrayd lest that he wold haue cast vs out of the churche for heretykes, but that oure monay dyd tempte hys greate furye.
In ye same churche whiche I told you was nat all fynyshyd, ther is a lytle chapell seelyd ouer with wodde, on ether syde a lytle dore wher ye pylgrymes go thorow, ther is lytle light, but of ye taperes, with a fragrant smell.
By and by that knyght was all in the churche yarde, and hys aduersary was ragynge at the dore wowte.
Wherfor shuld our lady rather doo so, than God hymselffe, whom thay be nat affrayd to pluke owt hys robes, & breake ye churche walles therfore.
Frome oure stony churche the calendes of Auguste, the yere frome my sonnes passyon a M.
All they, that were of the new trycke, 25 Agaynst the churche thou baddest them stycke; Wherfore nowe thou haste touchyd the quycke.
Imprinted at London in Paules churche yeard, by Abraham Vele at the signe of the Lambe.
Imprinted at London in Flete Streete, neare vnto sainct Dunstones churche by Thomas Marshe.
Imprinted at London in Paules churche yeard, by Abraham Vele, at the sygne of the Lambe.
The colophon is: Imprinted at London, in Paules Churche yearde at the Sygne of the Swane by John Kyng.
Also there is founded in the same parysshe churche aforesayd, iii.
The summe of the masses that is sayd and songe within the same Parysshe Churche of Seynt George, is a m.
Chauntre preestis perpetually to praye in the sayd churche for the Bretherne and Systers of the same Fraternyte, and for the soules of them that be departed, and for all cristen soules.
Nexte, that you bringe no manner of bookes but suche as are allowed by our Catholicke Churche of Rome; and that you use no manner of prayers but suche as are allowed by our Churche of Rome.
You shall sweare by that crosse that you bringe no man in your shippe but suche as are goodd christians, and doe beleue as our Catholicke Churche of Rome dothe beleve.
Jmprinted at London in Flete | streate neare unto Sainct Dunstones | Churcheby Thomas Marshe | Anno Domini.
The Chauntry of Our Lady in the Parysche churche ther.
The Chaunterie of the Roode in the same parish churche of Gygleswyke.
I give unto the parish churche at Brympton to be laide uppon any personne, or personnes, that shall die within the said parishe and be brought to the churche.
Imprinted at London in Fletestrete nere to Saynct Dunstans Churcheby Thomas Marshe.
And there they do require the bishop of Rome to send none of his clarkes to execute such prouinciall causes, lest els say they, mought be brought in the vayne pride of the world into the Churche of Christe.
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