How great is the King of Heaven, that hath made subject unto death the grea∣test Kings and Princes of the world! which speech discovered, that his too much af∣fection to the world, made the approach of death, comming to take off his up∣per garment of mortality, more ter∣rible, whereas, Mors aequo pulsat pede pauperum tabernas, regumque turres, & sceptra ligonibus aequat.
Death impartially knocks at
Poore Cottages, and the Court gate;
And equally he bringeth downe
Vnto the grave, the King and Clowne.
To satisfie Pope Eugenius, and for feare of Excommunication, for killing Gaw∣ler of Quetot his servant, hearing divine Service in his Chappell, hee exempted the Lords of Quetot from homage and service due to the King, thereby to expi∣ate his bloody offence. But although his life was very bad and vicious, and blot∣ted with many impieties, yet in sicknes his soule recover'd some health, by a free acknowledging his sinne, saying,