[27] But hyndred by the lorde chauncellor that then was. 1563.--Stephen Gardiner, bishop of Winchester, made chancellor, 21 Sept. 1553, died Nov. 1555, and was succeeded as chancellor, by Heath, archbishop of York, Wednesday, 1st January, 1555. [28] Of my lord Stafford. 1563. [29] Although I haue bene called to another trade of lyfe, yet my good lorde Stafford. 1563. [30] Another parte, conteynyng as lytle of myne owne, as the fyrst part doth of other men’s. Which, &c. 1563. [31] The wurke was begun, and part of it printed IIII years agoe, but hyndred by the lord chauncellour that then was, nevertheles, through the meanes of my lord Stafford, lately perused and licensed. Whan I first tooke it in hand, I had the help of many graunted and offred of sum, but of few perfourmed, skarce of any. So that when I entended to haue continued it to quene Marie’s time, I haue ben faine to end it much sooner: yet so, that it may stande for a patarne till the rest be ready: which, with God’s grace, (if I may have anye helpe) shall be shortly. In &c. 1559. [32] Myrrour. 1559, 63. [33] Enuyed and murdered. 1559, 63. [34] Punish sinne boldly, bothe, &c. 1559. Suppres sinne, 1563. [35] Lieutenauntes. 1559. [36] Covet. 1559, 63. [37] From edition, 1578. [38] Lidgate’s booke of the fall. 1559, 63, 71. [39] Hauinge made priuy thereto. 1578. [40] Had abused here. 1578. [41] For al men as well nobles as others to shewe. 1559, 63, 71. [42] To enterprise, I refused vtterly alone to vndertake it, without the helpe. 1578. [43] Able to wield and discharge the weight of sutch a burden, thinkinge. 1578. [44] Diligent in hys affayres, procure me an Athlas to laye the burden vppon my shoulders which I would not haue undertaken, but that shortly after. 1578. [45] In the first edition there only appears the productions of Cavil, Churchyard, Ferrers, Phaer, Skelton and Baldwin. [46] An. 1559, 63, 71, 75, 78. [47] Wee did not mislyke. 1578. [48] Cumlily. 1559; cumly. 1563. [49] I maruayle, quod hee, what. 1578. [50] Our nation, 1559, 63, 71, 78. [51] Some also in the time of Bochas himselfe. 1578. [52] Added in ed. 1571. [53] Eyther by malice or misaduenture slaine in the new forest, as he was in hunting there, by. 1575. Eyther by malice or misaduenture slayne hunting in the new forest by. 1578. [54] England, by Henry, &c. 1578. [55] And after, myserably. 1578. [56] Likewise, not in 1578. [57] Henry the first, called Beauclerke, drowned vpon the sea by the negligence of drunken mariners. 1578. [58] The passage in brackets added in ed. 1571. [59] Prosperity. The most vnnaturall murther of Artur, duke of Britayne, right heyre of Englande, by king Ihon his vncle, with the death of Isabell, his sister, by famyne. The myserable ende of the sayd king Ihon their vncle, by surfet, or as some write, poysoned by a monke of the abby of Swinsted in Lyncolneshyre, are, &c. 1578. [60] Wanted our countrey cronicles. 1559, 63. [61] And a notable. 1559, 63.