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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 13 October 2009
My v.r. & b. sir
Being at this present in a pathmos yow cannot expect the certayne report of any fresh occurrences, yet because I did not lately write I thowght my lettres wold be welcome how meanly soever they were fraught. I receyved a comission of procuration for yow from our superior & at my coming from london which was 6. dayes agoe I sent it. I did also in my last to mr pet, intreat him to signifie unto yow that I had dealt about the money and that I found yowr cosen ready to pay it at easier tearme at the furthest, thowgh he wold presently have disbursed some part therof. but I now fear me, that it cometh too late for mr Mayny as I perceave, is arrived and hath made it over to my la. R. for mr Th. & mr Io: R. who are there with yow. and upon occasion of this I hold it fit to enforme yow, that pseudowiddr. is great with their mother and yow know how easy a matter it is for a man of sufficiency to sway with his freinds & consequently yow must think that she will incline to think favorably of what he doth. which disposition is soothed from thence. for she told me that she had lettres from thence (but wold not graunt that they were from her s.) that widdr. his boke was not censured and that they there did hold it a learned work & that much was not spoken against it etcetera.
1450 Presumably a reference to the island at the northern end of the Dodecanese group, where St John the Divine was exiled under Domitian, Cross, (ed.), Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church, 1024.Google Scholar
1451 George Birkhead.
1452 Robert Pett.
1453 Sir William Roper.
1454 Anne (daughter of Sir John Cotton jnr of Lanwade), wife of Sir William Roper.
1455 Thomas and John Roper, sons of Sir William and Lady Roper.
1456 Roland (Thomas) Preston OSB.
1457 Thomas Fitzherbert published The Reply of T.F. in defence of the two first Chapters of his Supplement to the Discussion &c. impugned by one falsely naming himself Roger Widdrington, in a Latin Booke intituled, Disputatio Theologica de Iuramento Fidelitatis (St Omer, 1614)Google Scholar. See ARCR II, 58–9; Milward, II, 112–13.Google Scholar
1458 Cardinal Robert Bellarmine SJ.
1459 Jakob Gretzer SJ.
1460 Leonardus Lessius SJ.
1461 Henry FitzSimon SJ.
1462 If published, this work has not survived. FitzSimon briefly noticed Preston in his Brittannomachia Ministrorum (Douai, 1614), 173, 179.Google Scholar
1463 Jackson means John Buckeridge.
1464 Buckeridge, John, De Potestate Papae in Rebus Temporalibus (1614).Google Scholar
1465 For John Stow's chronicle, see STC 23319–40.
1466 Barclay, , De Potestate Papae.Google Scholar
1467 Singleton, William, Discussio Decreti Magni Conalii Lateranensis (Mainz, 1613)Google Scholar; ARCR I, no. 1086.
1468 See Letter 48.
1469 Thomas Sackville had appointed John Jackson as sole trustee of the fund which Sackville had set up to sustain the writers' college, Allison, , ‘Richard Smith's Gallican Backers’, part II, 261.Google Scholar
1470 Robert Ubaldini. Anthony Champney thought that Ubaldini had been less than energetic in opposing the French council of state's order that the priests should not live collegially in Paris, AAW A XII, no. 239.
1471 John Baptist Vives.
1472 Mozzenega.