Here begynneth a shorte and abreue table on the Cronycles ...

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Here begynneth a shorte and abreue table on the Cronycles ...
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[Enprynted at Londo[n] :: In powlys chyrche yarde at the west dore of powlys besyde my lorde of londons palays by me Iulyan Notary,
In the yere of our lorde god. M.CCCCC.xv. [1515]]
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¶Anno dm̄ .C.lxxiiii.

SOther a martyr was pope after Any∣cetum .ix. yere the whyche decreed that a Nonne sholde not touche the pale of the aw∣ter: nor put in sence therto. And that she shold were a wymple about her heed. And many pe¦rylles he sawe aboute matrymony. Therfore he ordeyned that noo woman sholde be callen a lefull wyf: but yf she were blessyd of the pre∣est. ¶Elentherus a martyr was pope after Sother .xv. yere: the whyche ordeyned that crysten men sholde refuse no meete resonable that was mannes mete (Nota) ¶Also that noo man vnaccused in cryme: sholde be put from his dygnytee or degree tyll he were con∣uycted: thorugh ensample of cryst the whyche kepte styll Iudas Scaryoth not accused: and Crist knewe hym gylty. And what someuer he dyde amonge the apostles for the dygnyte of his seruyce abode ferme & stable· And he sente also Legates vnto Lucie the kyng of Brytay∣ne: the whiche baptysed hym & his peple. And Fagus and Domianus legate: the whyche the pope sente fyrst: preched in Englonde and this crystendome dured in Brytayne two hō∣dred yere: vnto the tyme of Dyoclesyan the Emperour whan saynt Albon was martred. ¶Marcus Anthonius: & Luci{us} Comod{us} we∣re

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Emperours / but Marcus deyed anone / & Lucius Comodus regned. Comodus was cal¦led prouffytable of scorne / for he was to euery man vnprouffytable. He was yeuen vtterly to lechery. Many Senatours & Crysten men he made to be slayne. He dampned his owne wyf to deth for aege. He deyed a sodeyne deth with struglynge amonge maydens. ¶Helius Per∣tinax after this man was Emperour .vi. mo∣nethes / and was a man of grete discrecyon / whome Iulian the grete lawer slewe. And he entred the Empyre / & was slayne the .vii. mo∣neth of Seuerus. ¶Victora martyr was po∣pe after Elentheriū .x. yere. & for ye discorde of the paschall tyme he called a coūsell ī Alexand where he was presente yt tyme / & many other / where he decreed that Eesters daye shold be ke∣pte on the Sonday but he must kepte the chaū¦ge of the moone of Apryll & that was to dyffer∣re fro Iewes for many bysshops of the eest a∣bode that tyme / the same daye that the yewes dyd halowe that feest. ¶Also he ordeyned yt in the tyme of nede / childern mystht be cristened in euery place / & in euery water. ¶zepherin{us} a martyr & a Romayne was pope after victor .ix. yere. This man ordeyned that Crysten pe∣ple of .xii. yere of aege & aboue / sholde receyue his god on Eeester daye ones oo yere. also he or¦deyned that all the vessels of the awter sholde be glasse or tynne / and not tree / as in olde ty∣me the consecracyon of ye glorious blood was made in tree vessell· And this tyme past / & the worshyp of the chirche grewe / & glasen vessell were forbode (Vt patet de conse. de pri. ca.) ¶Origenes the noble clerke was thys tyme / & he wrote so moche / that saynt Ierome sayde I haue redde of Origenes werkes .iiii. thousā¦de volimes without pystles. He translated the Byble from Hebrwe in to Greke / & dyde ma∣ny other grete thinges. And of this Origenes Sampson. Salomon / and Traian / is a grete question amonge doctours yf yt they ben dam¦pned or saued. Therfore those thynges yt with out perell we ben not boūde to knowe nor the chirche is not certifyed of them. And therfore lete them alonly commytted vnto god. ¶Ca∣listus a martyr & a Romayne was pope after zepherin{us} o. yere / and he ordeyned the Cimite¦ri (in via apia) where many a thousande mar∣tyr is buryed. ¶Also he ordeyned the feest of the Eemerynge dayes to be kept. ¶Anthoni{us} Aurelius was Emperour .iii. yere. And thys man lacked no kynde of lechery / & at the laste he was slayne amonge a greate multytude of peple / for hys myscheuous lyuynge. Antho∣nius Marc{us} regned after hym .vii. yere. This man lyued abstynatly / & therfore he was slay∣ne as was his predecessour. ¶Alisander was Emperour after Anthoni{us} & regned .xiii. yere This man at the Instaūce of his moder a cry∣sten woman & ye techyng of Origenes / ye why∣che came to Rome to conuerte her / was made so good vnto crysten men yt he suffred them to haue ther coūseylles & theyr prayers by them∣self / but neuertheles in this tyme the cursed of¦fycers of hym made many martyrs.

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