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It is not lawfull to eate euery daye all sortes of meate, for it is necessary that we abstayne from fleshe euery frydaye and sa∣terdaye, and on the embrynge dayes and in lent: for he that doth otherwyse without the Bisshop of Romes bulles or the pardons of the legates of the sye of Rome, doth syn, and shalbe rekened an euell christen man, yee a wycked and an vngodly heretyke.