Of the newe la[n]des and of ye people founde by the messengers of the kynge of porty[n]gale named Emanuel Of the. x. dyuers nacyons crystened. Of pope Iohn̄ and his landes, and of the costely keyes and wonders molodyes that in that lande is.
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Of the newe la[n]des and of ye people founde by the messengers of the kynge of porty[n]gale named Emanuel Of the. x. dyuers nacyons crystened. Of pope Iohn̄ and his landes, and of the costely keyes and wonders molodyes that in that lande is.
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[[Antwerp] :: Emprenteth by me Iohn̄ of Doesborowe,
[1520?]]
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"Of the newe la[n]des and of ye people founde by the messengers of the kynge of porty[n]gale named Emanuel Of the. x. dyuers nacyons crystened. Of pope Iohn̄ and his landes, and of the costely keyes and wonders molodyes that in that lande is." In the digital collection Early English Books Online 2. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A21330.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed May 21, 2024.
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¶ The syxte nacyon.
BY the ketter Moren they be named Mo∣roniten they say alone in christo is one vn¦derstande and one wyll and those dwell by Ly∣bien in the lāde of Phenicen and there be great multitude and they be bolde and hardey men. and great warryars with the bowe / And they haue theyr bysshops clothed as the Latynes wt the bysshops myter on his hed & with the croy∣sers staffe and rynges / These hath ben some ty∣me vnder the obeyissaunce of the chyrche of Ro¦me whā Innocentius was pope / but afterwar∣de cain they ayen in theyr opynion and there a byde in theyr opynyon.
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