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Here is all the great anger that greueth this good man / that eyther lorde, kynge, or emperour medleth any thynge for the mayntenaunce of the fayth, or set to theyr handes to the repressynge of heresyes.

But yf Tyndale fynde thys for a fawte / he must go farre aboue hys.viii.C. yere. For it is farre aboue a thousande synnys that as euyll lordes, prynces, and emperours, haue holpē and mayntened heretykes / so lyke wyse good lordes, prynces, & emperours haue set to theyr handes to subdewe them. And theyr maynteners haue vanysshed awaye wyth them, and theyr amenders and punysshers god hath mayntened and favoured / and good godly men haue called vppon prynces for theyr[…] ayde and assystence in suche case, and at theyr instaunce and pursuyt haue prynces and emperours bothe punysshed them, & made many good lawes agaynste them.