5. 1517: W. sets 5. This episode 4. pp. 4. pp. 959-960, 4. p. 986, 29 up a legatine does not appear 1121, 30 lines, 5 60 lines lines, 5 marginal court to discuss in this edition. marginal (columnated), 5 comments (two ecclesiastic comments (two marginal editorial, two matters; instead editorial, two comments (two descriptive, one of reform, he descriptive, one editorial, two citation). uses his legatine citation). descriptive, one Preceded by powers to Preceded by citation). Campeius's display his Campeius's Preceded by delayed arrival vanity and delayed arrival Campeius's in England, strengthen his in England, delayed arrival followed by an hold over the followed by an in England, editorial passage Church and editorial passage followed by an about W.'s nobility. about W.'s editorial passage proud and sinful proud and sinful about W.'s behavior in behavior in proud and sinful regards to his regards to his behavior in legatine court. legatine court. regards to his legatine court. 6. c.1517: A 4. p. 418, 32 6. This episode 6. This episode 6. This episode tale lines, 2 marginal does not appear does not appear does not appear ‘comic’ about a comments (one in this edition. in this edition. in this edition. supposed fire in editorial, one in citation). St. Mary’s Oxford; Preceded by described as Campeius's worthy of arrival in “great reproche and England, derysion euen of followed by a just catalogue of chyldren”, as W. and English Campeius were Protestant as well. abjurations in reign. H8’s
5. 1517: W. sets up a legatine court to discuss ecclesiastic matters; instead of reform, he uses his legatine powers to display his vanity and strengthen his hold over the Church and nobility. 5. This episode does not appear in this edition. 4. pp. 30 lines, 5 marginal comments (two editorial, two descriptive, one citation). Preceded by Campeius's delayed arrival in England, followed by an editorial passage about W.'s proud and sinful behavior in regards to his legatine court. 4. pp. 959-960, 60 lines (columnated), 5 marginal comments (two editorial, two descriptive, one citation). Preceded by Campeius's delayed arrival in England, followed by an editorial passage about W.'s proud and sinful behavior in regards to his legatine court. 4. p. 986, 29 lines, 5 marginal comments (two editorial, two descriptive, one citation). Preceded by Campeius's delayed arrival in England, followed by an editorial passage about W.'s proud and sinful behavior in regards to his legatine court. 6. c.1517: A ‘comic’ tale about a supposed fire in St. Mary’s in Oxford; described as worthy of “great reproche and derysion euen of chyldren”, just as W. and Campeius were as well. 4. p. 418, 32 lines, 2 marginal comments (one editorial, one citation). Preceded by Campeius's arrival in England, followed by a catalogue of English Protestant abjurations in H8’s reign. 6. This episode does not appear in this edition. 6. This episode does not appear in this edition. 6. This episode does not appear in this edition. 1121,
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