Partie

So that if a man be excōmunicate in any of their Courts for a thing which apperteyneth to the Royal Maiest. that is to say (sayeth that booke) in a matter of the common lawe, the partie excommunicate shall haue a premunire facias, and so was it adjudged.

The diuell take the one partie, / And his dam the other, / And theyle be both beſtovved.

Then are there 70 judges deputed to ſit upon his cauſe; and if it happen that they aſſoile and quit this partie condemned: then thoſe 30 vvho condemned him, are diſplaced from their ſtate and dignitie, vvith a moſt bitter and greevous rebuke, and for ever after, as diſgraced perſons live in ſhame and infamie.

I likewiſe blame thoſe who being angry, will brave and mutinie when the partie with whome they are offended is not by.

Now Indignation is a fire, ſaith the Prophet, it will vexe the partie whom it malignes, as fire vexeth the rawe fleſh in the roſting or boyling.

The Bashaw notwithstanding drew together a partie of five hundred before his owne Pallace, where he intended to die […].