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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	49
the house of commons	37
and servants of the	27
servants of the foundation	27
officers and servants of	27
the university of cambridge	25
besides officers and servants	25
the rest of the	21
the name of the	19
the whole number being	18
coat of arms of	17
there is at this	17
is at this present	17
the church of england	16
by the name of	16
represented either as utf	14
of the work described	14
all without asking permission	14
text is available for	14
according to the terms	14
institutions providing financial support	14
assigned for keying and	14
this present in the	14
books online text creation	14
the early english books	14
to the terms of	14
for keying and markup	14
english books online text	14
of the university of	14
i text is available	14
described above is co	14
and markup reviewed and	14
edition of the work	14
the text can be	14
the work described above	14
images scanned from microfilm	14
financial support to the	14
from proquest page images	14
terms of creative commons	14
even for commercial purposes	14
this keyboarded and encoded	14
markup reviewed and edited	14
and coded from proquest	14
present in the same	14
online text creation partnership	14
providing financial support to	14
support to the early	14
phase i text is	14
encoded text transcribed from	14
characters represented either as	14
is available for reuse	14
the institutions providing financial	14
text and markup reviewed	14
owned by the institutions	14
by the institutions providing	14
text can be copied	14
this phase i text	14
work described above is	14
to the early english	14
the terms of creative	14
keyed and coded from	14
and encoded edition of	14
encoded edition of the	14
tcp assigned for keying	14
keyboarded and encoded edition	14
coded from proquest page	14
dedicating the same to	13
the foundation of the	13
at this present in	13
to the house of	13
of the house of	12
eng university of cambridge	12
his wife and children	12
in the same a	11
for the maintenance of	11
the same to the	11
so as there is	11
reproduction of original in	10
to the honour of	10
the cathedrall church of	9
the high court of	9
the same a master	9
in the city of	9
global keyed and coded	9
that he was a	9
of the church of	9
the city of london	9
as there is at	9
put into his place	9
spi global keyed and	9
the humble petition of	8
the heads of this	8
under the command of	8
assembled in the high	8
with a catalogue of	8
bishop of this see	8
to the honourable the	8
in the high court	8
lords and commons now	8
honourable the lords and	8
the honourable the lords	8
the spirit of god	8
same to the honour	8
a catalogue of the	8
now assembled in the	8
high court of parliament	8
commons now assembled in	8
not so much as	8
humble petition of the	8
the universitie of cambridge	8
and commons now assembled	8
the lords and commons	8
request that due credit	7
in all likelihood such	7
placeholder characters or elements	7
of time and funding	7
external keying companies for	7
users from many walks	7
project have been released	7
some errors will remain	7
that due credit and	7
the print record of	7
divided into two phases	7
changes and metadata enrichments	7
textual changes aim at	7
sometimes a second or	7
assurance was then carried	7
limit of instances per	7
not been fully proofread	7
usually the first edition	7
the text more computationally	7
by act of parliament	7
by proquest via their	7
version of the tcp	7
proquest to create accurately	7
the texts were encoded	7
linguistically annotated with morphadorner	7
remaining illegibles were encoded	7
on the image sets	7
of works in other	7
created during phase of	7
works are eligible for	7
opposed to critical editions	7
made about the data	7
were returned to the	7
to their original source	7
the usual project restraints	7
text is an enriched	7
whichever is the greater	7
then their works are	7
released into the public	7
been issued variously as	7
first editions of a	7
keyers to be redone	7
image sets published by	7
which did not meet	7
of the universitie of	7
text creation partnership web	7
this text has not	7
by editorial teams in	7
language title published between	7
or elements to simplify	7
an enriched version of	7
carried out by editorial	7
overall quality of tcp	7
of creating the tcp	7
sets were sent to	7
a text in a	7
users should bear in	7
compelling reason to do	7
professional end users from	7
collaborative curation by amateur	7
was then carried out	7
support the display of	7
the texts have been	7
or stationer meant to	7
are a number of	7
by the liberalitie of	7
of the texts have	7
tcp project was divided	7
a works in english	7
gaps by user contributors	7
a number of works	7
keying companies for transcription	7
the encoding was enhanced	7
meet qa standards were	7
data is very good	7
transcription a of text	7
bibliography of english literature	7
proquest via their early	7
attribution is given to	7
enhanced and or corrected	7
to tei p using	7
tcp digital transcription a	7
of known extent have	7
works in other languages	7
take and use these	7
has been tokenized and	7
by converting tcp files	7
keying and markup guidelines	7
english short title catalog	7
and use these texts	7
changes aim at restoring	7
quality assurance was then	7
texts for their own	7
the tcp digital transcription	7
standards were returned to	7
later edition of a	7
possible up to a	7
at by a tcp	7
project restraints of time	7
the public domain as	7
works in english were	7
all likelihood such instances	7
to create diplomatic transcriptions	7
a standardized format that	7
reason to do so	7
is a partnership between	7
the overall quality of	7
notably latin and welsh	7
to reflect the true	7
for transcription and basic	7
by university of nebraska	7
was chosen if there	7
author or stationer meant	7
work was chosen if	7
any assumptions that can	7
number of works in	7
the earle of essex	7
with level of the	7
not meet qa standards	7
text the author or	7
of any assumptions that	7
nature of the print	7
is given to their	7
to create accurately transcribed	7
based collaborative curation by	7
and characters marked as	7
there was a compelling	7
users should be aware	7
and or corrected and	7
their works are eligible	7
this text is an	7
and therefore chose to	7
was divided into two	7
the true nature of	7
display of a text	7
been looked at by	7
available at the text	7
a limit of instances	7
in the name of	7
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estc r this keyboarded	7
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domain as of january	7
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and attribution is given	7
or tei g elements	7
print record of the	7
new cambridge bibliography of	7
of the tei in	7
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quality of tcp data	7
is to encode one	7
some readable characters will	7
edition of a work	7
editorial teams in oxford	7
during phase of the	7
of each text was	7
of gaps by user	7
where possible up to	7
principall founders and speciall	7
and sometimes a second	7
under the conduct of	7
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of the process of	7
there are a number	7
to range over a	7
textual changes and metadata	7
and available in eebo	7
record of the period	7
the general aim of	7
tcp files to tei	7
universities of michigan and	7
elements of known extent	7
will remain and some	7
reflect the true nature	7
produce large quantities of	7
as opposed to critical	7
it will not be	7
known extent have been	7
to a limit of	7
of the tcp digital	7
foundation of the universitie	7
been released into the	7
monuments of the dead	7
on the text encoding	7
accuracy and those which	7
the place where the	7
quantities of textual data	7
to encode one copy	7
files to tei p	7
corrected where possible up	7
linked to page images	7
range over a wide	7
standardized format that preserves	7
in the english short	7
mnemonic sdata character entities	7
of a works in	7
the publisher proquest to	7
are available at the	7
tei p using tcp	7
was enhanced and or	7
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aimed to produce large	7
selection was based on	7
of every monographic english	7
tokenized and linguistically annotated	7
elements to simplify the	7
the text has been	7
have been issued variously	7
but we respectfully request	7
text with mnemonic sdata	7
of textual data within	7
readable characters will be	7
markup guidelines are available	7
or corrected and characters	7
then carried out by	7
chose to create diplomatic	7
at restoring the text	7
can now take and	7
a work was chosen	7
and those which did	7
characters or elements to	7
ocm this keyboarded and	7
converting tcp files to	7
understanding these processes should	7
guidelines are available at	7
by amateur and professional	7
changes to facilitate morpho	7
and the publisher proquest	7
between the universities of	7
extent have been transformed	7
making the text more	7
were corrected where possible	7
text selection was based	7
were encoded and linked	7
wide variety of subject	7
their early english books	7
of michigan and oxford	7
were encoded as gap	7
texts were encoded and	7
the universities of michigan	7
of a work was	7
and markup guidelines are	7
any remaining illegibles were	7
title published between and	7
includes standard spellings that	7
each text was proofread	7
to the value of	7
the text encoding initiative	7
structural encoding based on	7
encoding based on the	7
in english were prioritized	7
king edward the third	7
the principall founders and	7
companies for transcription and	7
text r in the	7
we respectfully request that	7
second or later edition	7
digital transcription a of	7
text has been tokenized	7
end users from many	7
likelihood such instances will	7
characters marked as illegible	7
mind that in all	7
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phase of the project	7
credit and attribution is	7
transformed into placeholder characters	7
out by editorial teams	7
the time of the	7
will be marked as	7
respectfully request that due	7
to external keying companies	7
chosen if there was	7
simplify the filling in	7
usual project restraints of	7
r this keyboarded and	7
remain and some readable	7
michigan and oxford and	7
use these texts for	7
public domain as of	7
format that preserves archaic	7
a wide variety of	7
or later edition of	7
returned to the keyers	7
illegibles were encoded as	7
gap elements of known	7
many walks of life	7
cambridge bibliography of english	7
was based on the	7
accordance with level of	7
catalogue of the principall	7
copies of the texts	7
of text r in	7
spellings that support the	7
the author or stationer	7
with mnemonic sdata character	7
of the print record	7
unicode or text strings	7
filling in of gaps	7
of instances per text	7
to simplify the filling	7
for accuracy and those	7
large quantities of textual	7
by a tcp editor	7
encoded as gap s	7
although there are a	7
been transformed into placeholder	7
looked at by a	7
created by converting tcp	7
p using tcp tei	7
a partnership between the	7
as illegible were corrected	7
up to a limit	7
issued variously as sgml	7
restraints of time and	7
unicode or tei g	7
create accurately transcribed and	7
the project have been	7
text more computationally tractable	7
aim at making the	7
image sets were sent	7
with changes to facilitate	7
these processes should make	7
the keyers to be	7
included and sometimes a	7
should bear in mind	7
in the time of	7
oxford and the publisher	7
of tcp data is	7
and metadata enrichments aim	7
ascii text with mnemonic	7
be marked as illegible	7
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now take and use	7
via their early english	7
characters will be marked	7
that can be made	7
been tokenized and linguistically	7
into the public domain	7
for an anonymous work	7
given to their original	7
such instances will never	7
due credit and attribution	7
metadata enrichments aim at	7
texts based on the	7
texts have been issued	7
in oxford and michigan	7
accurately transcribed and encoded	7
were sent to external	7
enrichments aim at making	7
the use of the	7
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project was divided into	7
encoded and linked to	7
sets published by proquest	7
proofread for accuracy and	7
images in accordance with	7
of the principall founders	7
mainly structural encoding based	7
stationer meant to publish	7
the process of creating	7
amateur and professional end	7
those which did not	7
textual data within the	7
encoded texts based on	7
publisher proquest to create	7
never have been looked	7
texts created during phase	7
have been transformed into	7
been fully proofread approx	7
and the rest of	7
in mind that in	7
did not meet qa	7
that preserves archaic forms	7
in a standardized format	7
be made about the	7
tei in libraries guidelines	7
anyone can now take	7
creating the tcp texts	7
tcp is a partnership	7
a compelling reason to	7
transcribed and encoded texts	7
from many walks of	7
corrected and characters marked	7
and linguistically annotated with	7
the annotation includes standard	7
text in a standardized	7
published between and available	7
marked as illegible were	7
variety of subject areas	7
tcp is to encode	7
and oxford and the	7
general aim of eebo	7
data within the usual	7
to the keyers to	7
these texts for their	7
between and available in	7
processes should make clear	7
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the image sets published	7
in of gaps by	7
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creation partnership web site	7
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and encoded texts based	7
page images in accordance	7
instances will never have	7
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selection was intended to	7
the new cambridge bibliography	7
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at the text creation	7
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text was proofread for	7
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illegible were corrected where	7
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annotation includes standard spellings	7
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r ocm this keyboarded	6
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as if there had	3
that he did not	3
warre against the king	3
of his majesties most	3
syndics for the better	3
where his master was	3
the syndics for the	3
in the kings army	3
the honour of our	3
two briefe catalogues of	3
of the body of	3
better securing the publick	3
preparations and contributions to	3
revenews thereof are and	3
one of the prebends	3
is a man of	3
amongst all the priests	3
that many inconveniences have	3
great part of the	3
countreys to whom this	3
been heretofore made ministers	3
any man refused to	3
the lawes of god	3
the holy and undivided	3
statutes to be inflicted	3
to maintaine the students	3
they dig up the	3
him out of their	3
continuance of their majesties	3
happened betwixt his majesty	3
lord keeper of the	3
out of the pulpit	3
the hearts of the	3
order of their tutors	3
of the kings head	3
have been increased from	3
of sir william waller	3
robert iohnson of luffenham	3
orders and rules agreed	3
and other learned and	3
passages which have happened	3
increased from time to	3
us whose names are	3
as they call it	3
as much as in	3
under the degree of	3
upon by the syndics	3
let the world know	3
without order of their	3
money to maintaine the	3
from the original text	3
by the same doctors	3
in the citie of	3
at the time of	3
in the same condition	3
pillars of the church	3
and place of all	3
text in the c	3
place of all the	3
and have been increased	3
to offer unto the	3
who was not ejected	3
and sacrilegious outrages of	3
they could come to	3
chief justice of the	3
when he came to	3
brief answer unto the	3
sacrilegious outrages of the	3
of the publick library	3
made ministers by the	3
been increased from time	3
as the disobedience and	3
which was no sooner	3
themselves for the better	3
that be in the	3
to wait upon the	3
if any man refused	3
will answer the contrary	3
answer unto the cambridge	3
speeches spoken by sir	3
the sin of rebellion	3
the way as they	3
a chronologie of the	3
of the rebells sacrilege	3
children turned out of	3
of the original in	3
of the kings of	3
that if they found	3
other learned and pious	3
insolence of the offenders	3
and that the world	3
while he was in	3
rescued him out of	3
it pleased god to	3
was a man of	3
and divers other benefactors	3
is hereby thought fit	3
swore that he would	3
the top of the	3
at the same time	3
for the space of	3
of this present rebellion	3
annotation on thomason copy	3
with the pictures of	3
the nurseries of religion	3
of the two houses	3
thereof are and have	3
of the clock at	3
the word of god	3
answer it to god	3
as have been slain	3
one of the troopers	3
consciences and estates of	3
and children turned out	3
of colledges in the	3
in his owne house	3
the rest of our	3
appears by experience that	3
which was done accordingly	3
in processe of time	3
catalogues of such heads	3
himselfe under the kings	3
pupils for want of	3
speech of doctor gower	3
to deliver up the	3
master of the choristers	3
the approach and during	3
by the syndics for	3
of such persons of	3
a generall bill of	3
likewise this is to	3
now planted themselves in	3
and how the revenews	3
at the house of	3
within the city of	3
in the presence of	3
ethelbert king of kent	3
vicechancellor and heads of	3
ninths and tenths both	3
of the offenders shall	3
the books of common	3
the offenders shall merit	3
original text notes for	3
themselves in the countreys	3
out of the earth	3
for the better securing	3
would be pleased to	3
benefactours of all the	3
the vniversity of cambridge	3
with him in his	3
from all preparations and	3
chronologie of the time	3
the original in the	3
the proceedings of parliament	3
endowing the same with	3
committed upon the lives	3
the consent of the	3
to his sacred majesty	3
of the faction in	3
all students in the	3
to the good cause	3
in danger to be	3
to the king and	3
and this is to	3
the sectaries of that	3
the first instance of	3
is one of the	3
from the close committee	3
at the approach and	3
the c category of	3
more particularly upon the	3
have happened betwixt his	3
utmost penalty of the	3
not able to stand	3
experience that many inconveniences	3
in the c category	3
pleasure of the house	3
to the service of	3
loyal subjects in generall	3
for the remedying these	3
possession of the parsonage	3
of the learning from	3
but more particularly upon	3
two speeches spoken by	3
of the vniversity of	3
the members of the	3
the king and the	3
arisen both to tutors	3
founders and speciall benefactours	3
and estates of all	3
the subscriptions of the	3
as if they were	3
and during the continuance	3
and scholars of the	3
for the glory of	3
to take up armes	3
of all his maj	3
that there was no	3
to tutors and pupils	3
whom they could not	3
what they did not	3
parts of his body	3
the place where they	3
the kings good subjects	3
the utmost penalty of	3
in the middest of	3
which have happened betwixt	3
colledge by the gift	3
of pupils trading with	3
to enter into the	3
and speciall benefactours of	3
his majesty and the	3
since by the liberalitie	3
the disobedience and insolence	3
that if they had	3
of richmond and derbie	3
a place called the	3
that they could not	3
what they were to	3
and without order of	3
payment of quarterly bills	3
all the priests that	3
to receive the sacrament	3
the revenews thereof are	3
ministers by the same	3
take off from the	3
sectaries of this kingdome	3
the life of the	3
approach and during the	3
the number of those	3
offer unto the consideration	3
those they call gentlemen	3
griefe dead with griefe	3
and exposed them to	3
amongst all the country	3
no universitie in the	3
many inconveniences have arisen	3
all those they call	3
the antiquity of cambridge	3
whom this moddel is	3
the sign of the	3
and insolence of the	3
this moddel is directed	3
the lawes of the	3
to all those they	3
upon the university of	3
our humble request as	3
take up armes against	3
printed and sold by	3
so reasonable an answer	3
these things were in	3
catalogue of such persons	3
will answer it to	3
which they could not	3
the students of the	3
chosen into his place	3
the statutes to be	3
by reason of pupils	3
same to the honor	3
be at the next	3
upon the utmost penalty	3
of the same house	3
it were in the	3
have arisen both to	3
and divers other benefactours	3
trustees themselves for the	3
came into the church	3
bishop of that see	3
a brief answer unto	3
up to a reprobate	3
out of the castle	3
and heads of colleges	3
under my hand and	3
fellowes of colledges in	3
unto the consideration of	3
the countreys to whom	3
total number of students	3
nothing might be wanting	3
which he endowed with	3
to the said university	3
the time and place	3
of their majesties here	3
and xml conversion a	3
is now in the	3
of the trustees themselves	3
lawes of the land	3
the pictures of the	3
brownists and anabaptists of	3
and not content with	3
penalty of the statutes	3
it is hereby thought	3
his soule to god	3
of the common pleas	3
time and place of	3
while these things were	3
and that they might	3
of the statutes to	3
the trustees themselves for	3
and revenues as no	3
betwixt his majesty and	3
into some of the	3
fellow of this colledge	3
world may see what	3
briefe catalogues of such	3
of the parsonage house	3
dregs of the people	3
hand and seale the	3
touching the antiquity of	3
and that he had	3
of the great seal	3
the priests that are	3
for want of due	3
see the fruits of	3
to the rest of	3
there is now in	3
disobedience and insolence of	3
of the holy ghost	3
all preparations and contributions	3
majesty and the parliament	3
the speech of doctor	3
tutors and pupils for	3
he was not able	3
be inflicted upon the	3
keeper of the great	3
other remarkable passages which	3
answer the contrary at	3
when the earle of	3
of the protestant religion	3
the king and parliament	3
containing two briefe catalogues	3
fruits of the learning	3
the better securing the	3
the original text notes	3
that nothing might be	3
revenues as no universitie	3
inconveniences have arisen both	3
in the law of	3
on the cathedrall church	3
as no universitie in	3
of god and man	3
the law of moses	3
is in the cathedrall	3
the parish of s	3
all parts of the	3
same doctors of colledges	3
the brownists and anabaptists	3
huber text and markup	3
being a gentleman of	3
him by the throat	3
which fruits is persecution	3
colleges our humble request	3
that he knew not	3
it is one of	3
c the rate of	3
knight of the most	3
these are to will	3
with lands and revenews	3
with remarks upon the	3
my hand and seale	3
they may see the	3
in the opinion of	3
some of the towne	3
planted themselves in the	3
been slain on either	3
apex covantage keyed and	3
and are to be	3
to a reprobate sense	3
the lord of the	3
none of the least	3
trading with unlicensed persons	3
and pupils for want	3
that were about him	3
by all students in	3
books and revenues as	3
the same doctors of	3
to be inflicted upon	3
the sheriffe of sussex	3
sonne and heir of	3
the sectaries of this	3
of heaven and earth	3
and total number of	3
the rest of that	3
when they came to	3
the sight of god	3
of the said sufferers	3
to go to all	3
in the county of	3
better encouragement of this	3
whose names are hereunto	3
represented in the barbarous	3
the house of god	3
of arms of st	3
will be pleased to	3
on the end of	3
the nave or body	3
colledge at this present	3
have been heretofore made	3
but by the good	3
there had been no	3
hereby thought fit by	3
which colledge by the	3
have been slain on	3
that they may see	3
licence of king henry	3
the clock at night	3
the profits of his	3
remarkable passages which have	3
things were in doing	3
to take off from	3
threaten to kill him	3
rules agreed upon by	3
for the benefit of	3
encouragement of this work	3
the kings of the	3
brake downe the organs	3
the first touching the	3
are and have been	3
and likewise this is	3
de poenitentia jesu christi	3
outrages of the sectaries	3
blasted in the bud	3
one of the most	3
fox bishop of winchester	3
and xml conversion the	3
commit him prisoner to	3
this colledge or hall	3
and rules agreed upon	3
how the revenews thereof	3
what it is to	3
of the church and	3
of the place where	3
might be wanting to	3
under the kings protection	3
original in the bodleian	3
by the good providence	3
due payment of quarterly	3
of that our citie	3
names are hereunto subscribed	3
with many other students	3
and other remarkable passages	3
some of the said	3
heretofore made ministers by	3
to whom this moddel	3
in which colledge at	3
want of due payment	3
founded this colledge or	3
and you do not	3
to so great a	3
of the civil law	3
as it were in	3
in the sight of	3
the vniversitie of cambridge	3
was in danger to	3
the countesse of rivers	3
and contributions to war	3
the liberality of iohn	3
that it was a	3
one of the fairest	3
in obedience to the	3
first touching the antiquity	3
reason of pupils trading	3
they will answer it	3
her and her children	3
the faction in parliament	3
and by vertue of	3
you and the papists	3
during the continuance of	3
tutors in the university	3
set an end to	3
a great summe of	3
in the behalfe of	3
the continuance of their	3
house of commons as	3
of due payment of	3
gonvil and caius colledge	3
up to the parliament	3
put into your mouths	3
in the land of	3
subscriptions of the trustees	3
the remedying these inconveniences	3
of the members of	3
the next day being	3
licence of king edward	3
good cause in hand	3
of colleges our humble	3
published by iohn thomas	3
inflicted upon the transgressors	3
for the advancement of	3
use of the parliament	3
they goe to the	3
they in the castle	3
and to that end	3
to the fury of	3
as if he had	3
for money to maintaine	3
and is to go	3
a top of christ	3
that if they would	3
of the time and	3
the honour of s	3
he was sent for	3
both to tutors and	3
of some of the	3
lately published by iohn	3
the eyes of the	3
to be a great	3
turned out of doores	3
who had formerly been	3
they found in the	2
weaken the credit of	2
the help of a	2
afterwards translated to a	2
enriching it with large	2
ancient hostles of the	2
loyaltie to his soveraigne	2
that had names in	2
present retain the name	2
of fellows and scholars	2
patronage of rawreth in	2
twelve of the clock	2
place hath received by	2
that the kings forces	2
did not at all	2
the command of the	2
added to the former	2
all was fish which	2
the inhabitants of this	2
shall give of the	2
at your hands a	2
the knights and gentlemen	2
the two hostles of	2
are to be sold	2
they could not drinke	2
frater de poenitentia jesu	2
any of the parliament	2
so many widows and	2
he was not permitted	2
of publication suggested by	2
scholars of this house	2
and devotion have usually	2
the principall founder thereof	2
the pretended houses of	2
brother to partholinus king	2
was pulled down by	2
as you heard in	2
of which hath been	2
of the towne to	2
you do no work	2
ordered by the house	2
purchased the one for	2
mo a wing c	2
fellow and late vice	2
whereunto he intended to	2
to be sold over	2
of langley duke of	2
vniversities in the world	2
long before his death	2
that it had beene	2
foolish mistakes which are	2
purchased for the monks	2
this colledge since by	2
distinguished by the name	2
the liberalities of the	2
consent of the parents	2
not a jot mistaken	2
to his house to	2
place in the stage	2
you may see the	2
house of the lord	2
bateman bishop of norwich	2
of the nobilitie and	2
conscience of the justnesse	2
or body of the	2
along with him to	2
the good old gentlewoman	2
following orders and rules	2
above all that are	2
not content with this	2
by the brownists and	2
which we now see	2
obtained licence under the	2
of little or no	2
for that which is	2
chancellor and treasurer of	2
in the number of	2
are a false and	2
if she had been	2
of the house into	2
are in a catalogue	2
without any the least	2
of the fellows and	2
the orchyard of corpus	2
not onely of old	2
to be at the	2
the right worshipful sir	2
the guilt of innocent	2
sergius the first confirmed	2
they were of the	2
part in fellows and	2
fare no better then	2
troop of horse to	2
colledge then in building	2
with other plate and	2
master cradock citizen and	2
i shall give of	2
be appropriated to this	2
he is a man	2
lieutenant of all his	2
the losse of his	2
both lands and revenews	2
of the same kind	2
iohnson of luffenham archdeacon	2
out the eyes of	2
he left onely begun	2
condition of this church	2
we may not omit	2
for some of his	2
morning that he dyed	2
playd on the castle	2
they brake downe the	2
gurguntius king of great	2
fell into a swound	2
with all their students	2
terrington and rushworth in	2
were deposited the bones	2
the earls of hunt	2
front and gate next	2
by king edward the	2
the body of sin	2
ministers you have made	2
and ione his wife	2
and alice his wife	2
translating the seculars unto	2
put them into the	2
power was given unto	2
fellow and president of	2
the east angles was	2
the committee for scandalous	2
bestowing the greatest part	2
to so reasonable a	2
reyner duke of aniou	2
the time of his	2
an ordinance of parliament	2
the rebels under the	2
endowed it with lands	2
students either quit their	2
to your pious wisdomes	2
if they will not	2
service of the parliament	2
margaret brotherton dutchesse of	2
for you in the	2
cathedrall churches of this	2
a day or two	2
englands ruine represented in	2
to the execution of	2
such rates and impositions	2
lord chancellor of england	2
to erect this colledge	2
souldiers rushed into the	2
east angles was the	2
was not a jot	2
two hostles of students	2
they divide themselves into	2
is it that the	2
put him out of	2
formerly been a friar	2
the cambridge moddel which	2
to learning obtained licence	2
chappels in the world	2
him to the compter	2
others in the like	2
us some succour and	2
of old called monks	2
who gave a place	2
have recourse to that	2
batchelours of law or	2
a warrant from the	2
a this text has	2
the prisoners to the	2
other noble and well	2
as the present generall	2
him with his pole	2
shortly ensued by one	2
the fury and heat	2
were bachelors in divinity	2
a grave and learned	2
of law or physick	2
to that purpose to	2
in remote parts dead	2
late fellow of this	2
grew to so great	2
house of commons to	2
where now it stands	2
nix bishop of norwich	2
it by act of	2
we submit our selves	2
to keep it in	2
a character of the	2
number of students at	2
the conquest did consist	2
he added to the	2
the charges of his	2
he endowed with pounds	2
of students in them	2
seculars unto this place	2
about the lords table	2
it was much increased	2
he founded kings colledge	2
purchased for that purpose	2
they threaten to carry	2
out under hand and	2
conceive your honourable piety	2
that i will to	2
the earle of forth	2
printed in the year	2
with a troope of	2
university at the approach	2
corpus christi colledge is	2
into all parts of	2
the castle on all	2
to let the world	2
licence of mortmain for	2
enlarged by the liberality	2
of that which had	2
are standing in this	2
such a number of	2
anne harrington his mother	2
the jaws of the	2
people under the curse	2
to every man according	2
also thomas weaver late	2
william butler sometimes fellow	2
that subsistence we have	2
the number of which	2
of the parliaments cause	2
in the way thither	2
famous university of cambridge	2
threaten to pull him	2
were anciently situated s	2
built where now it	2
is most worthily reputed	2
hath in present a	2
there was no danger	2
marie britannia his wife	2
by king henry the	2
was no sooner said	2
came to be commonly	2
commiseration of our case	2
in their own names	2
suffer as a christian	2
did most justly perform	2
gave the ground whereon	2
ruine represented in the	2
sometimes fellow and president	2
been formerly builded by	2
to make way for	2
the spirit of prophecy	2
all good times afforded	2
two houses of parliament	2
times of the world	2
away they carry him	2
you will be pleased	2
as gap elements at	2
pas sampled and proofread	2
mortmain for the endowment	2
but he died untimely	2
man as he is	2
way as they went	2
many were then dispersed	2
deane of that church	2
called henry of windsor	2
trust she reposed in	2
scholars seats on both	2
no crime were objected	2
under hand and seale	2
late religious founders of	2
called stonehouse or stonehall	2
said to have walled	2
of their severall founders	2
have so increased the	2
contributed pounds towards the	2
the credit of the	2
by divers monks of	2
one they call the	2
it hath been enlarged	2
and xml conversion to	2
a troop of horse	2
of the foundation of	2
into the kings possession	2
whereof she left to	2
the fellows and scholars	2
edmund gonvil rector of	2
to dwell in her	2
de bittering gave two	2
sundry other pressing inconveniences	2
number of students of	2
with his sister dionis	2
afford us some succour	2
favours upon this colledge	2
and lands to other	2
present condition of the	2
sometimes principall of s	2
in respect of their	2
were then dispersed to	2
had names in every	2
churches of this kingdome	2
and seize on his	2
a second time to	2
which were purchased for	2
thaxted master of the	2
the learning from the	2
under the protection of	2
do no work for	2
hospitall or house of	2
as you call them	2
of cambridge a this	2
aunt to the renowned	2
and the remainder of	2
ancient monuments of the	2
as the destructions were	2
the place of the	2
church in the city	2
the other for the	2
to recommend his soule	2
and amongst the rest	2
but continueth there still	2
of the lawes of	2
wife to king edward	2
of mortmain for the	2
the various condition of	2
the ladies margaret roos	2
the bones of all	2
whose names are in	2
two or three hundred	2
on both sides of	2
and rushworth in norfolk	2
left nothing behind them	2
or abandon their studies	2
religion and devotion have	2
converted into some of	2
the whole foundation of	2
the destructions were many	2
to reside and study	2
where he purchased by	2
then dispersed to oxford	2
of the late lord	2
the clergy of london	2
to philip le beau	2
the same county of	2
to erect a colledge	2
most worthily reputed one	2
of bedford his sister	2
this they seize on	2
estates from all such	2
le beau king of	2
besides other officers and	2
now an island lying	2
the true copies of	2
with the magistrates and	2
put them in their	2
but conceive your honourable	2
where they did not	2
their lives and fortunes	2
was built where now	2
to be sold at	2
william marquesse of juliars	2
had no names in	2
up armes against the	2
which sergius the first	2
others who have been	2
not satisfied with so	2
name of monks corner	2
fill up the measure	2
of pounds for the	2
one of the parsons	2
the citie of norwich	2
restaurations thereof shortly ensued	2
some of his royall	2
should sell him a	2
to found and erect	2
the places where formerly	2
on the north side	2
who gave one challice	2
of our fellow subjects	2
that they might have	2
with the flesh and	2
hoping there to find	2
last of which the	2
one of the chappels	2
of three hundred pounds	2
for to the house	2
the last fellow that	2
him to goe on	2
they call gentlemen to	2
dayes of the apostles	2
but even since the	2
and rage of the	2
right hand of fellowship	2
him if he did	2
president of queens colledge	2
wilmore the first pensioner	2
after the death of	2
a house called gods	2
from place to place	2
increased the number of	2
must be added the	2
hearts of the people	2
it was first called	2
colledges our numbers grow	2
and the perpetuall patronage	2
them that dwell on	2
chancellour and treasurer of	2
if there were any	2
universities with all their	2
abuse of the church	2
an enemy to the	2
canon of that church	2
scholars that were relieved	2
with lands and possessions	2
incarnation of our saviour	2
ever they could come	2
to be full of	2
of the visitation of	2
which went forth from	2
by one or two	2
pity our sad condition	2
have much enriched the	2
the kingdome of heaven	2
or which was worse	2
each of them given	2
her estate on churches	2
after the manner of	2
and whereas you say	2
or hall in a	2
from the body of	2
he should be discharged	2
freed from all preparations	2
pistolls at her brest	2
as soon as mistresse	2
orders university of cambridge	2
them large priviledges and	2
formerly consecrated to s	2
perused these following orders	2
the covering of the	2
of all the rest	2
in the months of	2
there was an order	2
put him into a	2
made thereof a colledge	2
defender of the faith	2
for up to the	2
old called monks colledge	2
before the incarnation of	2
and ecclesia beatae mariae	2
c estc r ocm	2
house called gods house	2
have been thrust out	2
of religion and liberty	2
out of the church	2
our degrees lie disesteemed	2
kings of the earth	2
various condition of this	2
blessed mary the virgin	2
and knight of the	2
most justly perform the	2
parker archbishop of canterburie	2
and make an end	2
fell to the ground	2
have made it a	2
with many other things	2
as i take it	2
they mount him on	2
all the satisfaction he	2
the whole race of	2
the learned in antiquities	2
colledge by the ancient	2
the eye of the	2
the kings of this	2
procured the said master	2
in matters of this	2
if it were possible	2
if they meant to	2
university of cambridge a	2
founder under his great	2
occasion to make use	2
translated to a priory	2
and merchant of london	2
liberty of the subject	2
matthew parker archbishop of	2
men in the castle	2
as you may read	2
might be ashamed to	2
the oath of discovery	2
vniversity of cambridge humbly	2
of the foundation are	2
by the liberalities of	2
to extort a confession	2
not able to receive	2
lands belonging to the	2
the first pensioner in	2
marquesse hamleton earl of	2
of parliament confirmed this	2
assault him in his	2
they threaten to pull	2
obtained licence to finish	2
come out of the	2
the backsides whereof at	2
the house into the	2
of the clergy of	2
the phrase of the	2
to the vniversitie of	2
with the lands and	2
directions given him by	2
by a third part	2
charles booth bishop of	2
lands to other uses	2
give us a paralell	2
edward storie bishop of	2
on tuesday the of	2
monks of severall monasteries	2
on the of december	2
daily to offer up	2
for the most part	2
to keepe the kings	2
things appropriated unto the	2
colledge of the holy	2
to goe on foot	2
that the children of	2
afford him protection from	2
him have recourse to	2
one or two of	2
the last of which	2
in it a master	2
builded by william bingham	2
place where in times	2
ministers of the citie	2
armes for the use	2
so that all the	2
whereof he laid anno	2
a lion of england	2
afterwards married to ralph	2
so great a height	2
first instance of the	2
ornaments have much enriched	2
for one of the	2
and from thence to	2
the nuns whereof all	2
fair with remarks upon	2
and gate next the	2
frances sidney countesse of	2
after called pembroke hall	2
walter thaxted master of	2
worthily reputed one of	2
man which comes into	2
an island lying between	2
she gave by her	2
and for the further	2
defects that were recorded	2
pounds for the endowment	2
in the ninths and	2
three of the clock	2
same king when he	2
of well disposed persons	2
and some of them	2
to the number of	2
let him glorifie god	2
to the carmelites or	2
the abovesaid margaret countesse	2
caused the same to	2
houses for students to	2
commonly called iesus colledge	2
many of them being	2
are to be expected	2
have thought fit to	2
not being able to	2
no other bed but	2
colledge by a third	2
for their number and	2
of the earth up	2
and if you shall	2
as it is established	2
and well disposed persons	2
as if it were	2
young scholars that were	2
was sent for up	2
this was the first	2
deposited the bones of	2
elements at the time	2
of masters of arts	2
which are here rectified	2
what ever they found	2
and endowed by sundry	2
inconveniences which we forbear	2
the execution of the	2
of the rebells under	2
whereof some are yet	2
the ancient name of	2
the lord brooke and	2
even to the very	2
out of one of	2
that he would not	2
place where they were	2
which there was a	2
buck late fellow of	2
must expect no favour	2
from the lords house	2
andrew ducket rector of	2
wilshaw president of this	2
he purchased by exchange	2
late earl of rutland	2
both in respect of	2
the bishop of that	2
of quarterly bills and	2
murtherer was not knowne	2
to be read in	2
green called youngs green	2
union betwixt our gracious	2
which he brought with	2
the north side of	2
text has no known	2
wounds which he received	2
lately built chambers for	2
for the friars hospitalis	2
gave a place called	2
if he had been	2
where he had hid	2
unlesse he will pay	2
also the mannor house	2
guilt of innocent blood	2
founded by cantaber a	2
ground belonging to the	2
the presence of the	2
all their students are	2
for the time being	2
for ought we yet	2
builded the side from	2
of the prioresse and	2
in our colledges our	2
and established therein one	2
brake down the rayl	2
and the present master	2
to plunder the house	2
enter into a consultation	2
at this present with	2
the side from the	2
both sides of the	2
the revenews for other	2
is standing one of	2
the directions given him	2
a false and perfidious	2
the name of buckingham	2
the oppression of the	2
malcolme king of scotland	2
number of which hath	2
hence is it that	2
number and number of	2
teare him in pieces	2
to exempt our poore	2
of old much eclipsed	2
place where the priory	2
lord chief justice of	2
amongst other acts of	2
decent and comely manner	2
conformable whereunto he intended	2
johns and saint michaels	2
the scholarships of the	2
have not so much	2
erected and maintained with	2
not to be so	2
liberalitie of the ladies	2
is said to have	2
died before all things	2
place where the two	2
a noble zeal to	2
the university house or	2
what they had done	2
when they have done	2
up the measure of	2
university of cambridge by	2
bingham rector of s	2
the colledge also came	2
the grace of god	2
that the world may	2
in the honour of	2
was not at home	2
the flesh and blood	2
one of the rebells	2
the right hand of	2
the east end of	2
of the holy cause	2
in the execution of	2
for opposing the proceedings	2
and called it after	2
pleased to exempt our	2
execution of the persons	2
the aforenamed lord mountague	2
and even in the	2
the excise is most	2
abovesaid margaret countesse of	2
who gave the ground	2
them in their power	2
late of this colledge	2
his wives and childrens	2
belonging to the abbot	2
that comes to hand	2
cellour of the university	2
come to the place	2
the cloyster court to	2
catalogue of such heads	2
which comes into the	2
priviledges and immunities have	2
and bishop of winchester	2
was no more but	2
from it by act	2
of them being formerly	2
the maine court of	2
robert traps and ione	2
procured licence of king	2
permitted the use of	2
much beautified with buildings	2
the dogge to his	2
a tender commiseration of	2
if they did not	2
and being asked by	2
make the laws the	2
of them given severall	2
formerly given the perpetuall	2
that you will be	2
in a terrible manner	2
fair new building of	2
the author of the	2
augmented the colledge by	2
a top of him	2
william bingham rector of	2
king to erect a	2
been thrust out of	2
called gonvil and caius	2
the towne of cambridge	2
for the building and	2
of the honour of	2
richard earl of cambridge	2
and master of gonvil	2
of the chappels thereof	2
part of the ground	2
the friars hospitalis s	2
she had not beene	2
part involved in the	2
beat him with their	2
their solemne league and	2
of sicknesse in the	2
if in al humility	2
daughter and sole heir	2
consideration of mr vicechancellor	2
they seize on all	2
hath been since increased	2
and high steward of	2
any of the colledges	2
with the dogge to	2
to ranulph earl of	2
heavy pressures under which	2
sive aula de clare	2
increased the same with	2
the rule of their	2
enter the house but	2
to banishment and captivitie	2
and the revenews for	2
that there was a	2
to pull down the	2
ground whereon it stands	2
of all degrees in	2
one of their company	2
of the civill law	2
and therefore instead of	2
and others who have	2
to the maintenance of	2
gratia was built where	2
post of the kings	2
without the consent of	2
ornaments of the church	2
of the sacred function	2
that he might have	2
gave one challice of	2
other for the friars	2
in a place where	2
in the same room	2
that it may appeare	2
many other noble and	2
officers of the foundation	2
a morsell of bread	2
as the rest of	2
in building the back	2
of so famous an	2
build this colledge upon	2
sides of the said	2
william brother to ranulph	2
of which i had	2
they enter into a	2
a decent and comely	2
where the two hostles	2
and christ is the	2
squire of little saint	2
and procured the kings	2
that were recorded as	2
william henshaw late fellow	2
maintained with the lands	2
the bottom of a	2
brought to their tryall	2
are of the royal	2
the children and servants	2
testify to the world	2
that all the lands	2
both houses of parliament	2
god and the king	2
the lower part of	2
bishop of rochester and	2
one prince or other	2
who is said to	2
learning from the doctors	2
and make way for	2
of edmund of hadham	2
been in all good	2
the house of office	2
of religion and devotion	2
being come to the	2
cambridge lately published by	2
as may enable us	2
and zeale to the	2
and increased in revenews	2
according to the directions	2
no favour or mercy	2
the foundation of this	2
the command of colonel	2
and other ornaments have	2
countesse dowager of warwick	2
our colledges our numbers	2
endowed with pounds per	2
books the summe of	2
present is standing one	2
to put master george	2
till the next morning	2
by which meanes the	2
under the great seal	2
treasurer of the exchequer	2
conversion the foundation of	2
the hazard of his	2
commencement are blasted in	2
they had his heart	2
daily officers thereunto belonging	2
whose daughter isabel was	2
appeare to be the	2
in a decent and	2
that the ladies and	2
rector of hardwick with	2
which had no names	2
the lords day by	2
ecclesia beatae mariae de	2
back of the fellows	2
peters church fell to	2
when they came thither	2
north to wait upon	2
this colledge upon part	2
and scholars seats on	2
also obscured and defaced	2
cambridge humbly presenteth to	2
that they would be	2
of the east angles	2
this colledge being the	2
daughter isabel was wife	2
to finish the same	2
other pressing inconveniences which	2
justice of the common	2
place called stonehouse or	2
two and three pence	2
swift parson of goodwich	2
of the ninths and	2
recorded as gap elements	2
besides sundry other pressing	2
shall be at the	2
each side of the	2
and call it s	2
with officers and common	2
of our publick commencement	2
these must be added	2
are to expect from	2
if they would not	2
right worshipful sir john	2
thomas weaver late fellow	2
whence the colledge also	2
present generall calamities give	2
greatest part of her	2
aforenamed built and endowed	2
building of stories high	2
family were in bed	2
building and perfecting of	2
by us whose names	2
in anno procured the	2
to alter the former	2
of these were bachelors	2
in the parish aforesaid	2
it may serve as	2
in this miserable condition	2
to the university of	2
to this purpose he	2
the haynousnesse of the	2
of cambridge by some	2
the dayes of old	2
able and godly man	2
compell him to goe	2
the preservation of the	2
is in the same	2
the very dregs of	2
opposing the proceedings of	2
they should please to	2
besides her goods unbequeathed	2
this present is standing	2
ashes of the dead	2
and left it unperfect	2
we cannot but conceive	2
in the raigne of	2
the further enlarging thereof	2
of the said countesse	2
thomas buck late fellow	2
for the students of	2
with part of the	2
pence for the maintenance	2
to make good their	2
as fast as she	2
before ever they could	2
for the further enlarging	2
as it is thought	2
the relation of master	2
to partholinus king of	2
and many other good	2
continuall warres between the	2
the same with buildings	2
to deliver up his	2
displeasing to your pious	2
the time would permit	2
contagious breath of the	2
it is lawfull for	2
to give countenance to	2
even since the conquest	2
now enlarged with a	2
very dregs of the	2
in which colledge by	2
one challice of pure	2
it hath pleased god	2
which after in processe	2
such an one as	2
recourse to that learned	2
aptara keyed and coded	2
an hundred years together	2
for the service of	2
mannors his great uncle	2
this colledge for the	2
used all the art	2
who gave maintenance for	2
per annum out of	2
noble zeal to learning	2
members of the house	2
the north to wait	2
citizen and merchant of	2
to come neare him	2
to purchase land of	2
master and fellows to	2
called it after her	2
in the kingdome of	2
the sentence in execution	2
violent hands upon him	2
he enlarged the first	2
found this house by	2
of holy king henry	2
some are yet extant	2
i came to the	2
challenged to have been	2
whole foundation of the	2
no lesse then l	2
a sequestration of his	2
the greatest part of	2
original in the british	2
ranulph earl of chester	2
the one for the	2
out of the abundance	2
have been in all	2
and endowed it with	2
the kings forces were	2
the house much wasted	2
sanctuary in the church	2
winchester hath given pounds	2
of the english nation	2
of the profits of	2
caused it to be	2
pulled down by the	2
by his owne confession	2
the hands of a	2
peter de bittering gave	2
for ought i know	2
concerning the priviledge of	2
generall calamities give way	2
gallantly defended by the	2
against him to the	2
sequestration of his living	2
so as at this	2
day as it is	2
apologie for the banished	2
and gods house had	2
divers messuages and tenements	2
founders of the new	2
own colledge then in	2
cambridge by some of	2
of all his majesties	2
one of our colledges	2
death he left onely	2
and to make good	2
iohn de crawden prior	2
they compell him to	2
daughter of charles the	2
the caused the same	2
exchange divers messuages and	2
according to his office	2
had been formerly builded	2
that we should not	2
their loyaltie to their	2
perform the trust she	2
judge and avenge our	2
confirmed by act of	2
all the inhabitants of	2
her last will and	2
a place in the	2
part converted into some	2
perpetuall patronage of litlington	2
booth bishop of hereford	2
the orthodox men waters	2
to me to be	2
protection of sir ralph	2
us the better to	2
yet let it not	2
luffenham archdeacon of leicester	2
in which he was	2
them given severall pensions	2
wainscotted the back of	2
peters extra trumpington gates	2
been much beautified with	2
to give him the	2
at the next commencement	2
had purchased for the	2
which is the power	2
an order from the	2