‘It excludeth them from the office of justifying.’—_Homily of Salvation._ Cranmer, _Works_, ii. p. 129 (Parker Soc.). Footnote 226: ‘Christ is corporally in heaven and spiritually in his lively members.’—Cranmer, _On the Lord’s Supper_, p. 33. Footnote 227: Lutheri _Opp._ xxii. p. 1808. Footnote 228: Cranmer, _Works_, p. 219 (Parker Soc.). Footnote 229: ‘Hæc erat neptis uxoris Osiandri.’—Godwin, _Annales Angl._ p. 167. Footnote 230: 1 Timothy iv. 3. Footnote 231: Seckendorf, _Hist. Lutheranismi_, 1532. Footnote 232: Cranmer, _Remains_, p. 232. Footnote 233: Cranmer, _Remains_, p. 332. Footnote 234: Foxe, _Acts_, viii. p. 65. Footnote 235: ‘Thinking that he would be forgetful of me in the meantime.’—Cranmer, _Remains_, p. 216. Footnote 236: ‘I found in no town, man, woman, nor child, meat, drink, nor bedding.’—Cranmer, _Remains_, p. 223. Footnote 237: Ibid, p. 225. Footnote 238: Le Grand, _Histoire du Divorce_, i. p. 229. Footnote 239: _History of the Reformation of the Sixteenth Century_, tom. ii. bk. ii. ch. xxi. Footnote 240: This is the date given by Hall, _Chronicles_, fol. 209; Holinshed, _Chronicles_, iii, p. 629; Strype, _Cranmer’s Mem._ p. 16; Collyers, ii. p. 71. Others hesitate between November and January (1533); Burnet, i. p. 121; Herbert, p. 369; Benger, p. 336, &c. Footnote 241: ‘They judge him a man right worthy to be high in favor and authority with his prince.’—_State Papers_ (Henry VIII.) vii. p. 391. Footnote 242: Foxe, _Acts_, viii. p. 66. Footnote 243: ‘Aliquid intus.’ Footnote 244: ‘I am unwilling to be made a bishop.’ ‘I desire you to be a bishop.’—Fuller, _Eccl. Hist._ bk. v. p. 184. Footnote 245: Foxe, _Acts_, viii. p. 66. Footnote 246: Cranmer, _Remains_, p. 223. Footnote 247: Ibid. Footnote 248: Bossuet makes this remark when speaking of Cranmer’s oath.—_Histoire des Variations_, liv. vii. p. 11. Footnote 249: ‘Quas bullas obtulit tum regi.’ Lambeth MS. No. 1136. Footnote 250: ‘Palam et publice et expresse protestor.’—Wilkins, _Concilia_, iii. p. 757. Footnote 251: ‘Quas protestationes in omnibus clausulis et sententiis dictorum juramentorum repetitas et recitatas volo.’—Wilkins, _Concilia_, iii. p. 757. Footnote 252: ‘Eandem sedulam perlegit.’—Lambeth MS. No. 2106. Footnote 253: ‘Qua protestatione per eundem reverendissimum tertio facta.’—Ibid. Footnote 254: ‘In the presence of so much people as the church could hold.’—Card. Pole. Footnote 255: ‘Il faut marcher rondement en toutes choses.’ Footnote 256: Concilium Tridentinum, Sessio prima. Footnote 257: Resolutions of certain bishops. Burnet, _Records_, bk. iii. art. 21; Cranmer, _Remains_, p. 117. CHAPTER XVII. QUEEN CATHERINE DESCENDS FROM THE THRONE, AND QUEEN ANNE BOLEYN ASCENDS IT. (NOVEMBER 1532 TO JULY 1553.)