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38. 1555: Death of Stephen Gardiner, in which Foxe wonders if Gardiner stunk before he died, as Wolsey allegedly did. 38. p. 1383, 1 line, 1 marginal comment (citation). Preceded by the death of Gardiner, followed by a warning to Dr. Boner. 10. p. 1174, 18 lines, 2 marginal comments (descriptive). Edited to focus more on the College. Preceded by an introduction to the story of John Frith, followed by an account of the imprisonment of Frith in Cardinal's College, Oxford. 36. p. 970, 14 lines, 2 marginal comments (descriptive). Preceded by W.'s arrest for treason, followed by the imprisonment of Protestants in Cardinal College. 24. p. 1017, 12 lines, 1 marginal comment (descriptive). Preceded by Fishe's arguments against the clergy in the Supplication of Beggars followed by a letter from Tunstall to his archdeacons banning Protestant books. 39. Editorial: Foxe asks the reader to read Chaucer's 'The Plowman's Tale' as an allegory of the vices of the degenerate Church, if Foxe's examples of Wolsey are not convincing enough. 39. This episode does not appear in this edition. 24. p. 1157, 12 lines, 1 marginal comment (descriptive). Preceded by Fishe's arguments against the clergy in the Supplication of Beggars followed by a letter from Tunstall to his archdeacons banning Protestant books. 23. pp. 971-972, 24 lines (columnated), 2 marginal comments (descriptive). Preceded by an introduction to the story of Thomas Hitten, followed by the trial of Bilney. 10. pp. 47 lines, 2 marginal comment (descriptive). Episode revisited: provides more information about W.'s college. Preceded by an introduction to the story of John Frith, followed by an account of the imprisonment of Frith in Cardinal's College, Oxford.