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

38The fecondSceHift.ofthcConn, oi Trentpag7Ti aidSpalat.pa.7zs.* IbU pa.; 6^.As you maykz,ibUp.j69770.Againft Ferronother, beaten upon, andblaftedall the Imperiall,and Regall Thrones of Chriftcndome. Nay, a fellowin the Counfell of Trent, did fiercely labour toconfute that palTage of de Ferrieres Oration : ThatKings weregiven hy Go d 5 as hercticall, andcondermcdby the Extravaga/^t o^Boncface the ei^ht 5Vnamfan5tam~\ thic they are not from God ,but bymediation of his Vicar.Thus it was in that Convendcleof fcarlet Fathers. The RomiOi Locuftsdid very feriouOy, "^ as appeares, obtrude i ?. Articlesforthe reformation of Princes, all paring fromImperiall Crownes, to patch up the mofl unjuftufurpations oftheir fliavelings.i will trouble youwith one or two,that you may take notice how jufblyKing /47»^^ out ofa pang of Royall indigaation,after afurvay ofthat mofl grievous yoke ofmiferablcbondage, to which the Crownes of ChriftianKings,are made to ftoope by that man of fin. ThatGo D in whofe handsthe heart ofKings are poyfcd,and at his pleafure turned,as the water-courfcs,thatmighty G o d alone, in his good time, is able torouzc them out of fo deep a flumber,and to take ordcr(theirdrowfic fits once over and fhakcn offwithhcroicall fpirits,) that Popes hereafter fliall play nomore upon their Princely patience, nor prefume toput bits and fnaflcs in their noble mouthes, to thebinding up of their mighty power with weakccords offcruplcs, like mighty Bulls led about bylittle children with*afmall twifted thred. Thusfpeakes his Majefty in his Anfwer to the FrenchCardinall ; for which book, and that other premonitionto all Chriftian Princes cfpccially^the ages tocome