33. Late 1530: 6. p. 625 (orig. 10. p. 1133, 7 33. This episode 36. pp. 996-997, Humphrey p.621), 3 lines, 0 lines, 1 marginal does not appear 20 lines, 3 marginal comment in this edition. marginal (alternatively comments. (descriptive). comments Humfrey Preceded by Preceded by the (descriptive). Mummouth) reasons death of W., Preceded by Foxe’s compelled to for providing the followed by W.'s arrest for write to W. tale W.'s persecution treason, ‘comic’ answering about the of Humphrey followed by the charges of supposed St. Monmouth. imprisonment of heresy. fire in Protestants in Mary’s Oxford, Cardinal followed by the College. account of the fire. 34. Late 1530: 34. This episode 33. pp. 31. p. 968, 26 10. p. 997, 7 W. journeys does not appear 69 lines, 9 lines lines, 1 marginal north to York at in this edition. marginal (columnated), 2 comment the request of comments (7 marginal (descriptive). H8. descriptive, 2 comments (1 Preceded by the citations). citation, 1 death of W., Preceded by the descriptive). followed by persecution of Preceded by W.'s persecution Frith and others, Thomas More's of Humphrey followed by the appointment as Monmouth. story of Thomas Chancellor, Hytten. followed by the Nov. 1530 Parliament's concerns about the abuses of the clergy. 35. 35. This episode 22. pp. 32. p. 969, 40 33. pp. 997, 69 does not appear 1135, 200 lines lines lines, 9 marginal 1530: W. in this edition. (columnated), 7 (columnated), 1 comments (7 arrested for marginal marginal descriptive, 2 treason on comments (5 comment citations). account of his descriptive, 2 (descriptive). Preceded by the having written editorial). Preceded by a persecution of to the Pope Preceded by the debate in Frith and others, complaining story of Thomas Parliament followed by the about his Hytten, about clergymen story of Thomas treatment by followed by the holding
33. Late 1530: Humphrey (alternatively Humfrey Mummouth) compelled to write to W. answering charges of heresy. 6. p. 625 (orig. p.621), 3 lines, 0 marginal comments. Preceded by Foxe’s reasons for providing the ‘comic’ tale about the supposed St. Mary’s fire in Oxford, followed by the account of the fire. 10. p. 1133, 7 lines, 1 marginal comment (descriptive). Preceded by the death of W., followed by W.'s persecution of Humphrey Monmouth. 33. This episode does not appear in this edition. 36. pp. 996-997, 20 lines, 3 marginal comments (descriptive). Preceded by W.'s arrest for treason, followed by the imprisonment of Protestants in Cardinal College. 34. Late 1530: W. journeys north to York at the request of H8. 34. This episode does not appear in this edition. 33. pp. 69 lines, 9 marginal comments (7 descriptive, 2 citations). Preceded by the persecution of Frith and others, followed by the story of Thomas Hytten. 31. p. 968, 26 lines (columnated), 2 marginal comments (1 citation, 1 descriptive). Preceded by Thomas More's appointment as Chancellor, followed by the Nov. 1530 Parliament's concerns about the abuses of the clergy. 10. p. 997, 7 lines, 1 marginal comment (descriptive). Preceded by the death of W., followed by W.'s persecution of Humphrey Monmouth. 35. 1530: W. arrested for treason on account of his having written to the Pope complaining about his treatment by 35. This episode does not appear in this edition. 22. pp. 200 lines (columnated), 7 marginal comments (5 descriptive, 2 editorial). Preceded by the story of Thomas Hytten, followed by the 32. p. 969, 40 lines (columnated), 1 marginal comment (descriptive). Preceded by a debate in Parliament about clergymen holding 33. pp. 997, 69 lines, 9 marginal comments (7 descriptive, 2 citations). Preceded by the persecution of Frith and others, followed by the story of Thomas 1135,
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