344 The Emperors reheUious So11s juflly rewarded. The Popes malice agai11jlthe Emperor. !t: t:· gr~~~~~l:i:~ ~~:: ~~~~~'~~e~::;.:/~;U~~dt:;f~~ ~~hr~~;;r::J~:t,r et~~~; ~:~fhwi~~c::isasHo~J,~?ch {~~;t t.:i.!,.~ peror by HmrtwsCefar, andFrtdmck ofAuftrza,_hJS HmrylusE!ddlSonconfpircdag:tinfihim; whofcTrea· ~:~rr~?- ~fa~ }~~~~t~~dt~~~~fffro,~h~fmr~o~~~d ~:~~~ ~~15 &:~,rec~i~~~fe::~/~hero;~m~~vi~:~o~;':Po'peCel:d rfld•Fuhrr. Con~rators, byreafonofthepeacc betwceu hLS Father undafiand!Jlg that theEmperorwitkWaclike Fumintre :~~~~~E~;i;~~ ~~~J-~~:~~a;1:ur~~~«: :fu~c~uf~~) ;~~J_o~wr~ !"~mal:~t;,:,r~~c h=df~::~: put from him !-udo-vtcm, _whom he knc:w to ?e unto the wtth!bndmg tO: him a moft fecrct and infeflivc enemy. Em~?r his Fath~ fo lovmg and_::lffurcd a fr1~ >_who And underlb.ndmg due he brought with him fuch a powtt :e:1ua~~r) ~k~h~. c!:,e~:~dg ;~~t t~~~~~~;~~ ~~~~~~~~:J1t~1~ ~;~:o:a!~i~~J:~~~~~ cl~-c f~t~ ~~~~!7, ~h~b':/~~ :~~~~a~~::~~;a~ i::u~vl~~Th~1 ~ ;~~tc:~~ ~~~~~: ;.:t~~k~~~~ =ral~tyaJ:~~~illi~~ ;:~ ~;:~j;~ one Ktlhef!~uu, and prdemly d:ed, h~ ftrvalltS _n01: being to )O}'n t~dv_(S togtther, and that they fhould furni!h =~~to ,.,t. :~t~~~~~Jl:~~·t: ~~}J:~~h;;:~h~:~er~\:~~·tn~~~~ ~~a 1i~1~ot~:r~~~~it!~~~~~01~it~h~l ~~~~~ ~~~ 1~1 - thataffir~thefuidllnk~tobefubonttdbyHmryCt[ar_; were able, theylhou~d prepare them for the war. "The ~~~~~~~l~i~~~~~~~ ~t;:, ~~~~~~: ;~~~t~~rbc~:; ;!~~~1;i~~1:1f~:~~~d~:Ol~:~~~~ ~1;v:;;~~~~E~~ from the Emperor; And whildt Lud()'T.Iuus was in rea· and proper to lumfel£ d~ng t!Je (Jme, he fir3ke him in_with a Dagger, and gave Funhennore, unro the Emreror he frnde_th _his t\mbaf- ~~~ ~~e~115 ~fr~a!vhck11:aili1 ~uc~~edf~ha~~u~Jd~~ t~~ f:l~~j ;v~~~~~::.~~:t0~~~~~118;.1\d~~ ~:!;, rm. Tktoutnit ~:~?~~~r;:h~ n~~~~f~~:I~~~:~~J, t~.:~1~\foT~~~~b~ :~~~~fJr~£,~ ~0~~·p;~fe~:jo~ ~~W~: ~~~~~~h ~~~~':' he, hehad(butlate fince)_Promulgatea Sublidyto be ga· aaiD!l tb thered amongfi the Chrifltans, when he lxgan the Holy ::~orh!• War. Andalfotofay(notbywayofintreaty,butcom· · mandingly)thatwhatcaufeof controverfie he had. with ' theUmtobarJs_, the fame he lbouklcommitrohim, and great Olltrages ~nd rebdlicns. fmnd to his arbJtrement.. Whereunto the Emperor rrplyWJJeJl intdhgcnce was brought of thefe things to the ing maketh his Leg_ate thiS anfwer: Emperor, l~e fcut his Legates, 3.1~ commanded that both , ~~~;t;~~~~~~~ a;~n:,crn::;:tb~~:;~~i'dlf~; Po~~~~~~~t~a~~~!:f·~;f~~hl~j::e~~i~~f~~ the fame. And becaufe he faw and perce~vcd n~w ~ni· C!mrch and hlmft.lf, againfi the Romans ~hich made v.-ar feftly tl~t his Son m:hle fo apparent_relx~on ag:unfl: hmt, wnh him; ~nd at his r~ueH, with rrune own proper · ::u~;~!!~t~r~~~:::~ofa~~ 1~W1 11~JG~~'io~ ~~;~~~·~cb:::~~n~~~haf~;:l~:v&rJ,a~~at~;n,:ld~~~t11~ Tbt E"'~· . Z:.~~. ~~h~~~rA:Y~e};:"~h;l~ghcuj,~~ h~~~ t~~"ab~fr f~~ r~~~~:~~~~~~J;~~~ ~0~h~h~ ~~gt~ ~~~ ~~~~:h~D ... tore... fourteen years, ~ndhereunto he maketh the Popepnvy. oughttodo; btttl;ltherheoughtrodifp!o}(ehhnfclf, with ".nJ. T~ Pope promtfed t~e Emperor haeupon, that he would force to refirain an~ ex_pcll them, which gathered them to- ::t~v~d:Sh:~~~-~;~~~:~~~~f~~1~\~.~~~~:;n~ r~~~nre~~ ~~~~~~~~ ~h~,~~::~r~;d t~~~~n(~~~ ~~~JJC:~~ed :;;:;; 7~m~~?ha!t;~~~~~ ~o~~v~; =~~~~~!:~~eta~,: i~~J:,'a~d~,~hc!:rsEa}f~ ~~~cr'tttt blesinGtrmany, evmfromthelxpinmng of his Papacy (whichforn~ary caufes h~ had CII!edto h1ml wh1ch !olo rruroD (for the hate and grud& he h~d agamfi t~e E1~peror) t?at they h~d fo WICkedly dealt wuh and abuftd, he (as they ~~tme ~~~YE~~~ 1:0~~~d~~~:r:·,~~~~:~Jft~! ~~;~0 ~~ ~~~cl:?t~~u::c~!rre/~J~ :!~ra~:~;) ~~:f~;~o ~ff~1 ~~~~a~~~ f~~:J.d:~~ri~ ~en;;;,r~:: ~;k;his~~~ ~~f~;0d~~ca:1erh~rW~:e~a:Vh~ g:~d ~~u~~~~~~~~ ther. And to concll e, he was the Author and procurer fer fo great a caufe, wherein the wealth and fafcty of the h~~h: ~d~t~~l~'k~:'!;~e~1ecti:;!afu'~u~~~~~~~:i1;~ ;;r!:i~~r~~~~t :h1;~s~~;=t1~f~~Y~~~~e ~~l!:.t,a; ~~t~h:ffu~~;·~!; {hl~ki~~e~:~~~~~~~~.~:~ul':t~; :~;~~~~:ir,~~~ ~~ ili~~:=~~ ~~~k~i;?~~~~e~~~ tolxabfent, hc(alldoubt fctap:m)wtth hts fecondSon nay andRegalttyofhisEmpireconfidered, he could nor ~;:~~~· ~:a:~~~~,~~~$~~~~;{?;;;::;;,; b~1~-1:!;~~fo~ :~ :~rvfu~~~~i_t:~~~tt;:;ic:e~ta~=~;~~f~~ ;!"dtd;~:",·~ his Son,after h!S. Confp1racy was manifertfy detcd-ed,wluch En~pire. To this effeCt alfo wnteth Frttlmck m hiS Wl: p<lfoo. he had. in pnChce with th~ Llmgobnrds ( wherdlf the Pope Eplllle unto the Pope: the dfed whereof among!l other was ~tef t\uthor) \Vas by Jl~dgffient and fentence of feven· Epifl:ks >·ou 1rny r~. ty Pnnc(Scondemned ofHsgh Treafon: And beingcom· And mthcfamelus letters helbeweth that when the ~~~!~ t~YA;:/i;,a~~!~10~l01~~}~~ i~v~if:t ~~ifX;d~ =~~~~; l1~e;e~~~::e r1~~ ~~~"~1 ~~n~0~~~ ~~: ~7;." t~;~t~cl ~~cl:~~~~ ~~jPr1:C~:is f~;~~e:~~~b; fu~:~ ;~~~thi~~tYr ~~~~h:~dt%~ne1: ~~~~:~d~= ~~D~ ,-.,"':;,.. pubhck commandment he renounced Frtdmc! .Aujlr;acus fiom with Ius Arm~, he lbould terrifie them over·mud1 ; """•Jfb~:d for his Son_, and. he caufcd him to be proclaimrd an enemy amongll whom (fa1th he) you ITI."l)' affiue your fdf robe r~t~ ~ ~h:~,~~~~~~~~:~~;;t c~:~~ !~f~f~~;"'~~~;~:~~~rt~~~f~~t ~~~:~~~~:~·c~,~;E~"~~~nti~r~~~~~~ui~d ~~~~ ~~icd. (~~~~~~~ed'~i:J~:·~ct;em:;s:; ~;:!;) ~~~ (~~~:~,;:~~ ;01;1 ~~~: ~~:~~~; . took from him all Aujlria_ and Stir1a, a_nd brought them ~up, he was buf1cft m confpmug h_JS ?cat h. The certam again under his own Qbp:ltencc ~nd ~dchty. tune when the Pope had thLS exercife m hand agait~l r~e ~::;E~ IfaL~~ ~:~H~~~~::rr~f~~g'J:~,hs~ft~:~~;~1.e nn:! ~;fu:~~l:d~~~a;fuu~~d~~·t ; 11~::~a~f t~: ~r~~~~ ~~~~';,~of wlttnhe had fctGtrmt~ny in allay and qu1etueJS, he left thereofno_mo.nne«< ro_douht, I haveailigncd you£~~:
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