When You See Me You Know Me (Henry the Eighth) · chunk 14 of 48
Rowley, Samuel · published 1605 · first performed or written 1604 (Annals) history · Prince Henry's Men T31 Popes, cardinals and the crown typicality 0.74 · 506 words
Marked words are the most distinguishing words of T31: cardinal, pope, king, lord, majesty, holy, rome, france, church, lords.
Well sir be quiet, and my reverent Lords, I thank you for your patient suffering, We were disturbed in our thoughts we swear, We now entreat you speak and we will hear, Then may it please your sacred Majesty, Legate to his holiness, Attends with letters from the Court of Rome. Let him draw near, we'll give him Audience, and Grey Attend the Cardinal, And bring to our presence here: Grey, We go my Lord: Brandon and Seymer, place yourselves by us, To hear this message from his holiness, You reverent princes pillars of the Church: Legates, apostolic, how fares the Pope, In health great King and from his sacred lips: I bring a blessing Apostolical. To English Henrie and his subjects all: And more to manifest his love to thee, The prop and pillar of the church's peace: And gratify thy love made plain to him, In learned books 'gainst Luther's heresy, He sends me thus to greet thy Majesty: With style and titles of high dignity, Command the Heralds and the Trumpets forth: Gentlemen dispatch and call them in: Lord bless us, what's here to do now, Receive this Bull sent from his holiness. For confirmation of his dignity To thee, and to thy fair posterity. 'tis well the Kings a widower, and he had put forth your Bull with his horns forward, I'd have marred your message. I can tell ye. Peace heralds attend him: Trumpets prepare whilst we allowed pronounce This sacred message from his Holiness, And in his reverent name I hear proclaim Henrie the Eight by the grace of God, King of England, France and Ireland. And to this title, from the Pope we give: Defender of the faith, in peace to live: Sound Trumpets, and God save the King. We thank his holiness for this princely favour, Receiving it with thanks and reverence: In which whilst we have life, his grace shall see, Our sword defender of the faith shallbe, Go one of you salute the Maior of London, Bid him with heralds and with Trumpets sound, Proclaim our Titles through his government, Go Grey, see it done, attend him fellows: I go my Lord, Trumpets follow me, What more Lord legate doth his holiness will? That Henry joining with the Christian Kings Of France and Spain, Denmark and Portugal would send an army to assail the Turk, That now invades with War the I'll of Rhodes, Or send twelve thousand pound to be disposed, As his holiness thinks best for their relief. I thought so, I knew 'twould be a monnie matter, when als done, now thart defender of the faith, the Pope will have thee defend every thing himself and all. Take hence the fool. ay, when can ye tell? dost thou think any oath Lords will take the fool, none here, I warrant, except the Cardinals. What a knavish fools this, Lords you must bear with him come hither Will, what sayst thou to this new title given us by the Pope, speak, is't not rare?
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Well sir bequiet, and my reuerent Lords, I thanke you for your patient suffering, We were disturbed in our thoughts we sweare, We now intreat you speake and we will heare, Then may it please your sacred Maiestie, Legate to his holinesse, Attends with letters from the Court of Rome. Let him draw neere, weele giue him Audience, and Gray Attend the Cardinall, And bring to our presence here: Gray, We goe my Lord: Brandon and Seymer, place your selues by vs, To heare this message from his holinesse, You reuerent princes pillers of the Church: Legats, Apostolicke, how fares the Pope, In health great King and from his sacred lips: I bring a blessing Appostolicall. To English Henrie and his subiects all: And more to manicst his loue to thee, The prop and piller of the Churches peace: And gratifie thy loue made plaine to him, In learned books gainst Luthers heresie, He sends me thus to gret thy Malestie: VVith stile and titles of high dignitle, Gommand the Heralds and the Trumpets forth: Gentlemen dispatch and call them in: Lord blesse vs, whats here to doe now, Receaue this Bull sent from his holinesse. For confirmation of his dignitie To thee, and to thy faire posteritie. Tis well the Kings a widdower, and he had put forrh your Bull with his hornes forward, Ide haue mard your message. I can tell ye. Peace Herralds attend him: Trumpets prepare whilst we allowd prouounce This sacred message from his Holinesse, And in his reuerent name I heare proclayme Henric the Eight by the grace of God, King of England, France and Ieland▪ And to this title, from the Pope we giue: Defender of the faith, in peace to liue: Sound Trumpets, and God saue the King. VVe thanke his holinesse for this princely auour, Receiuing it with thankes and reuerence: In which whilst we haue life, his grace shall see, Our sword deender of the faith shalbe, Goe one of you salute the Maior of London, Bid him with Herralds and with Trumpets sound, Proclaime our Titles through his gouernment, Goe Gray, see it donne, attend him fellowes: I goe my Lord, Trumpets follow me, What more Lord Legat doth his holinesse will? That Henry Ioyning with the Christian Kings Of France and Spaine, Denmarke and Portugale would send an Armic to assaile the Turke, That now inuades with Warre the Ile of Rhodes, Or send twelue thowsand pound to be disposd, As his holines thinkes best for their rel eife. I thought so, I knew twoold be a monnie matter, when als done, now thart desēder of the aith, the Pope will haue thee defend ucrie thing himself and all. Take hence the foole. I, when canye tel? dost thou thinke any oth Lords will take the foole, none here, I warrant, except the Cardinals. What a knauish fooles this, Lords you must beare with him come hether VVyll, what saift thou to this newe tytell giuen vs by the Pope, speake, ist not rare?