Mr. Boltons last and learned worke of the foure last things, death ...

K^n Apfe Sermon, 25then the prcfcnc age? and the frcfh bleeding memoryof fuch dolefull a^ts.Two of the laft Kings ofFrance, //e;?r)i the third and the fourth, fell fromtheir Iraperiall Thrones by the bloody knives oftwoPopifhvillanes.Stxtif^ the fifth excommunicated and depofedHenery xhcthnd^2.ndx\\cv lames Clement a JacobinSec mouIw^^^^^ o*" F-^ith,committed thathorrible Parricide upon his Royall Sg? aXVpperfon.loVenon^pug,^Ravillacke was the other Affafin, who rendred ^^"^-^B^-^thisreafon for his monftrous and horrible attempt.That King Henery had a defigne to warr with God,becaufehc had adefigne to take arraes againft hisHolinelTe, who is God.Now befides how greatly did they thirfl: after theVirgin blood ofthe late Priticely Elizakth, with aprodigious variety of murdejous complotments:hadnotthefilver line of her much honoured life,beene hid inthe cndlelTc maze of God ^ bottomc-\t{^Q mercy,thofe bloody Romifh hunters, had manyand many a time laid her honour in the duft.Nay,but for a miracle of the fame infinire mercy,they had torne King lames in pieces, his nobJcQueene, the Roy all limbes of thofe two fvyeet andorient Princes, and that Princely ftarre that nowfliines fo faire in Bchemta, by their powder-mine.There was no want at all of Popifli malice, purpofc,utmoft endeavour, to have fpilt all this Royallblood,a$ water upon the ground, and therefore,lalfot^ke allthefe noble Princes> as direA andproper Inftanccs for Popifh King-killing.Yca,but thofe (may feme fay) were but onely ob]e^*fome