Vows. CorreElion of the Clerf!.J· f{irzgs Ouf!.bt to depo(e wicf&d Popes. 62 r { ~:~~} fbt~!ll;t~:!;gr;l:fn~t~:~;~~ ~~{~~;~~: ~ ~~lW~:~d ~~j~d~~:~r~y~:~~(::~~~:~~~~(~~:;~(~~~~~~~~~~~y\~~~ I·~·~ ~~ ~z:~ ~~~~~ ~:: ~r~!~r:~~rrl~~~\:e~;drt~ :he\r~~e~ ; ~;~~ ~::.J~;~~b~;:. ~~~if~~~· bi'~htchJ~;~e: ~~;~i!· ~c.''i'/~1': he faith, That if our R<::tlm do admit one not born m Ma- fuch Pndls :md rdzg~ous .d? not make. dte Sacramem ot the lfi:DMY· ~nimJ~~~;,'Y::'fo~<~iUe~giot·~""~"·~ro~:~the~),~npau;~~·~ICt:ro'~"~'~:fi.~otl~"~'::·h~~e ~i~~h t~~~::l3:11~ ~~d~~: o1r:~~~~ri~~:~r:~~ Chantcries,oughttoamendthisf.mltandtmfoncommitt«< againft t~rir PrMec;e!Tors, by ta~ng from them fuc~ mate-, fo for fitc pi_rirual k~ndrtd there ought no divorce t? fecul:tr Dommions wh1cl~ ~re the mamten:u~ce of all rhc1r be made.A!fo notwLthfundmg thc:Cap.Si in:tr de fjmfah· lins. And alfo thlt Clmfh:m Lords and Pnnccs ar~ ?ound b"s: If an)' man fnall make anycomratl: w1th any woman eo t.lkc away fro':l the C!erg.Y fi1ch fe"Cular Domuuon as !fte~1;~&%:1f~:~~ ~~:hc~c~~~~~::~ a;~~;';h:~k~' c~~ d;~~~~~~~~;:~~~h~fi:~~i;~,~d11;!~fN~f~~~1~~o;~ tratl:bythewordsofthcprcfcnttenfe; that then the fc- hJSApofiks. cond concratl: frandcth. Alfo if a man make any contra~ And further, _th:!t all Cbrifiian PrinctS ( if they will a· Bt!Lr-ct.ni with a woman by the words of the future renfe, upon his mend the nuledidi.on a~u:l blafphemy of the mme of God) (.~ol:,:!~ ~!h~r~~~~/~a~c~~lCaf~~7ds~~~~e~~~h ~;::~i~~~ ;~tt~~~k~\-h~y~~~~ro~1;1T!J~~~~ou~mth~~t i~}~% ::~lir:~O. ~~~~~~ea~~~o~h:flefir2C:d~ra~!f:ff~h !1 ~f~'; ~~~~~~:;~i~~~~~0r:~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~J ~~~~~y:l~i:~~~; ~~~~:-. ~[~!f:t ~~·~;~::~:i·~~"t,:~):~~:~~;~,1~~'~;;~~;~n:~;.:~ ~~~·~t,~,~~~\·i~'~r,~t:~;~:~~[1~~~E~iy0~:~;T,; ~~.~:r• ' 9. :~~ ~~ :ft:~tf~ ~cd~l,Cl~/cl(~c ~fobri~tn~~~~o~~~ ~~~;~~:~g~h~h~~~;a~ tf~ ~~~~:~~~i~~hri::~~Id: the focond bring his witndfcs before the Judg t? prove the whcrtas Chrift with his _A_p:>Hies and ~ifciples Lte\'er t?Ok fecond contratl:, the firfi contract ret fundeth m force, al· upon them fccubr dommLOn, neither d.d they appropmte though the Pcye (allowing the fcoond COLttt3d:) doch corn· unto dltm Churches,_ as thdC: me1~ do, but !td a poor life, pd them to hve in adultery again!\ the Commandt~~ of and g:~.vc a ~ tdi:unony of theu Priefihood.A~KI. d1ere· God. Alfo he condrmncth the D«rct3l tJf the rdhtuuon fore all ChnCiians t.*Jught to the uucnnofi of rherr power of lhings fiollcn, Cap . Liurat tlflff; whic~ willed! that a and Hrengt~l- to fw('(lr that they wi_U reduc~ fuch fhavdiogs man and woman luving camal copulation m the Jcgttt of to the hutmltty and puwcr of Clmfi :~.nd hiS ApofLlcs; and conG:nguinity _forbidden, and bath no· witm:fs hm:of; if whofocver dorh nor thus, confe1~teth t~ their hereiie. Alfo the woman w11l depart frot~ the _man, fhe (hall be compdl· that thcfe two Chapters_of the unmum~y of Churches are «<by the cenfures to rcmam With him, and to yield her to-be condemned, that 15, Cap. N~n mmm, and Cap. Ad· debt. Alfoin cafe whne a man hath made contraCt with vr;fits; lxcaufc they do decree, tbatTemponl Lords may two women, with one fecrerlr having no witn~, and nc1ther require Tallages nor Tenths of any Ecclc:Jiallical with the other openly having w1mciS, thm were 1t better pttfons. to acknowledg the infuffidency of the Law, and to fuffn Now to the correCtion of the Ckrgr. By the Law of cott•m~ mal to be ruled by their own Confcienc~ dun ?Y rl_l~ God, and by rtafon the King and all o_thcr_Chrifiians may:;-.~~· Cl•ro Cenfures to compel them to commLt and hve m take revenge of Ira!f,and of all the falle Pndts and Clerks adultery. within the fame, and reduce them unto the humble Ordi· ~~&as vt: :rue~~~ t~e ~1t;; ~~~ i~~:;~~{ a~0d~/cr~~! ~~;: 0!~~~s~~J~e:;;~ ;~1• 1~1.eC~~P~~fo~~tJ~~~~ vo"•· made, which ~o perform and keep a man hath no power NuUam, is contrary to the Law ~f Chn~, and either Tefia- t. ,.t. Pr.h bur by grace g1ven him of God; lx:c:tufe that f01ne. fuch ment. And that prou~ and an;b1tious Stlvefter by his law fMI.I~iJ. ' there be, w~om God doch not. ac~ept to perfevere 111 the fo defended two ~rdm:ds whiCh w~re not to be defended "~11'"'• fiateofchafhty and pcrpctualvLrglmty; and fuchaone bythelawofC!mH, that by no means they might be cannot keep hi1 vow, although he make the fame. Alfo convinced ; althougllthey w~re both vicious and evil. And that every ont making a vow of continency or chaJ\ity, ~lthoughChrift fuflaincd and ~uffered the judgment of un· when making the famt he !hall not be accqxnl ofGod, 1ufi ten~poral JudgtS ; O'.lt l\11tred Prelates in thefe days fo dO(h very undifcrecdy, and as one without all rcafon ma- magnihe themfdvei ~rond Chrill and his Apofiles, that ~ kn:h~ t:h :'~fun<,~fw~:h~a;•Jh<~~":";o~tr;'~b~le::o[~~hi:m;~:fe~Jfj,~w~i:'hout.;:Jt%the't I they refufe and will none of !itch judgments. Alfo that bofe Dtrn:uls o~ accufations., Cap. Q,y11ndo & fl.!!aliter ; whkhdoprohibLtthatanyClrtks fhould be brcughtlx· foreafecularJudgctoreceivejuJgmcnt, do contain both G help not fuch a one to perform the vow or oath which heretic, b!afphemy,_ and cn:or, and bring great gain and he hath made and taken, no Prdate can compel him, utt· commodity eo Anncluifls coffers. Jefs ht.do. contrary to God<> ordinance ; but he ough~ _to Furtl~ermor: that all Chrillian Kin~ and Lords ought comtmt hnnfelf to the Govermntnc of Gods holy Spmt, to exclann ag:unfi the Pope, and thOle that be his fautors, ~J~_, ~n}:cJ:~~=cl·~llC Church, In another Trcatift ~~~~=~~~~;:~f~1~ta!~~~~~i:laL;d~t~!~~~i~~~~:;;~ d!rudr. Jt JS declared, how the Kmg, the Lo~ds, and <;-ommons, of Gods JUfu<:e· Alfo that B~fOOps and their favourers, tlm ll:cu!&r M»- fut4 ;~~~~~~~~n~~ukffi~~t:~a::~;;CI:: ;~y~~::~~~:~~~~ o~~~~~:s;~~~~~~;~~bufu~:i: ~~:~:·~ to hve upon)out of rh: Tt111~lues gotteu mto the hands cauon, do_ fallmto m~mfcfi treafon againil: the Kil_1g, and ~~~h:~~~t~:et~~~h~~~~~/~~t';~~~~:~~r ;~ ~~;c~f~~~~~1/~a!~~~:~-OO~~fd ~~:~ a~Ts~~~,1 ~ to ferular Lords. And moreover the Kin~ may have every thefe Kmgs Sclcmrm and 'Jofaphat had. year :zcoco pound to come fred_r inro h1s Coffers, and a· F·urthermore that Chapter, N1tll11s judici11m d~ f()T"c :de~ 5~~ 1~i~;a~~~~~~~:;Jt%c~~~:~:~~a:~~~; ~:h:~;~~e ~ill~~~ C:~i!~~Jm~~~t./ou~~~dt~~ ~~~;~~~~~ hundred Hofpnals fo~ the lick, and evay houfe to havt to dcat_h, JS mamfdllr againft the holy Scripnue, dec!ariJ_Jg one hundred _Mark~ m lands. And all this may they take that Kmgs ha\'e power over Clerks and Pridls to punifb nf the ~orcfatd Temporalti,es, without any charge tO the them for their defervnl crimes. Alfo that c_he Decree of ~::~a;t~~bca:;~~~t~~ ~~~or:W~le~h~;tr~~~7o ~fo~~ t~C;;;,!4 ~':cl~~;~ir!e;~~C:~di~!t~~~ ha_ngo,·erourhcdsa great and man·ellous alteration of both to the holyScripturt, andtoallrcafon. Alfothatby thiS Rclm, UJ_Jids the lame be: pu_t ~~~ exmu_ion. Al~o, if dtc law of~ and reafon, a fecular Lord may la'_"f~lly the Secular Pnclls and D,ined rchgtous, whtch be Sm1o-- take a Cardmal and put him in prif011 ful: commim;;;
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