¶Anno dm̄ .C.xliiij.
THelesphorus a Romayne was po¦pe .xi. yere This man ordeyned this aungels ympne to be songe in the masse (Gloria in excelsis deo &c••) & the
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- [London :: [Enprynted by one some tyme scole mayster of saynt Albons, vppon whoos soule god haue mercy. Amen. And newely in the yere of our lorde god. M.CCCCC.ii. Enprynted in fleete strete in [the] sygne of the sone. By me Wynkyn de Worde,
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gospell to be redde afore the sacrynge / and on Crystmasse daye thre masses to be songe. And he ordeyned there sholde no masse be songe before thre of the cloc∣ke. And at the last he was martred & bu¦ryed at saynt Peters. ¶Ignius a Gre∣ke was pope foure yere. This man or∣deyned that a childe sholde haue a god∣fader & a godmoder at the tyme of bap¦tysynge / and also one at confyrmacyon. Also that no Archebysshop / excepte the pope sholde condempne his Suffrygan but yf the cause were shewed in the pro∣uyncyall counsell of bysshops. Thenne he was martred & buryed at saynt Pe∣ters. ¶Anthonius Pius was Emperour xxij. yere with his sones Aurolio & Lucio This man was myghtly wyse & natu∣relly fayre of speche / the whiche lyghtly in oo man is not foūde. Nota. ¶Ex∣cedynge men in wysdome comynly are not fayre speched / nor peasfull namely of nature / ne contraryous. ¶Excedynge men in fayre speche comynly are lesse than wyse. This man was meued with bothe these proprytees. Therfore many kyngdomes the whiche receded from o∣ther Emperours / wylfully to this man torned ayen. And to crysten men was no¦ne so gentyll. He sayd thrugh the ensam¦ple of Cipio. I had leuer kepe one heere of a man / than slee an hondred of myn¦enmyes. And some martyrs were made vnder hym / but they were made vnder the cōmaundement of the Emperours afore. And the crysten people were so ha¦tefull vnto the bysshops & to the preestes of the Temple of the fals goddes / that they prouoked the prynces alway ayenst them. For they supposed that the crysten fayth sholde destroye them. Therfore it was no meruaylle / all though the pryn∣ce was vnpleased / for they sayd All ther goddes were deuylles / yf lower Iuges pursued crysten folke & martred them. This tyme .x. thousande martyrs were crucifyed in Armenia / in an hygh hylle called Arath. ¶Pompei••s trogus isto tempore histor••as a nino vs{que} ad octa∣uianum deduxit.