...authority be more slenderly touched. Nay, said the king, that shall it not: we are so much indebted to the see of Rome, that we cannot do too much honour unto it. Upon this he put his majesty further in mind of the statute of Premunire, which had pared away a good...

...authority be more slenderly touched. Nay, said the king, that shall it not : we are so much indebted to the see of Rome, that we cannot do too much honour unto it. Upon this he put his majesty further in mind of the statute of Premunire, which had pared away a good...

...authority be more slenderly touched. Nay, said the king, that shall it not: we are so much indebted to the see of Rome, that we cannot do too much honour unto it. Upon this he put his 1 majesty further in mind of the statute of Premunire, which bad pared away a...

...authority more slenderly touched. " Nay, quoth his grace, that shall it not : we are so much bounden unto the see of Rome that we cannot do too much honour unto it." Then did I farther put him in remembrance of the Statute of Premunire, whereby a good part of the pope's pastoral...

...that your grace and he may vary upon some points of the league, whereupon may grow breach of amity and war between you both ; therefore I think it best...answered, whatsoever impediment be to the contrary, we wiH set forth that authority to the uttermost ; for we have received from that see our crown imperial...

...pastoral care was pared away;" to which the impetuous monarch answered, " We are so much bounden unto the see of Rome, that we cannot do too much honour unto it." On More's return to Chelsea from his interview with these lords, Roper said to him — " I hope all...

...pastoral care was pared away ;" to which the impetoous monarch answered, " We are so much bounden unto the see of Rome, that we cannot do too much honour unto it." On More's return to Chelsea from his interview with these lords, Roper said to him — " I hope all...

...pastoral^fb was pared away ;" to which the impetuous monarch answered, " We are so much bounden unto the see of Rome, that we cannot do too much honour unto it." On More's return to Chelsea from his interview with these lords, Roper said to him — " I hope all...

...pastoral care was pared away;" to which the impetuous monarch answered, " Vfe are so much bounden unto the see of Rome, that we cannot do too much honour unto it." On More's return to Chelsea from his interview with these lords, Roper said to him—" I hope all is...

...it best that place be amended, and his authority more slenderly touched.' ' Nay,' said the King, ' that shall it not ; we are so much bound to the See...of Rome, that we cannot do too much honour unto it. Whatsoever impediment be to the contrary, we will set forth that authority to the uttermost ; for we...