"Bellum Papale, sive concordia discors Sixti Quinti et Clementis Octavi, circa Hieronymianam editionem, etc. Auctore Thoma Jamesio. Londini, 1600." "[Ejusdem] Bellum Gregorianum, sive corruptionis Romanæ in operibus D. Gregorii M. jussu pontificum Rom. recognitis atque editis, etc. Oxoniæ, 1610." "Summa actorum Facultatis Theologiæ Parisiensis contra librum inscriptum, Controversia Anglicana de potestate regis et pontificis, etc. Auctore Martino Becano. Londini, 1613." "Antitortobellarminus, sive refutatio calumniarum, mendaciorum, et imposturarum laico-cardinalis Bellarmini, contra jura omnium regum et sinceram illibatamque famam Serenissimi, potentissimi piissimique Principis Jacobi ... fidei catholicæ defensoris et propugnatoris: per Joan. Gordonium. Londini, 1610." "Tu super _hoc cepha_ fingis Christum ore loquutum Fundamen caulæ nidificabo meæ: Vernac'lo at Christus Solymis sermone loquutus, Separat articulis mascula foemineis; Petre, ait, hic cepha es, sanctæ fundamina caulæ, Et super _hac cepha_ ponere dico meæ: . . . . . . Quòd tu sic audes Christi pervertere verba Et pro foemineo subdere masculeum, Nil mirum; Papis solenne est cardineisque Sic pro foemineo subdere masculeum." "Epilogus ad quatuor colloquia D^{ni} D^{ris} Wrighti pro mala fide habita; et a Jacobo Nixon non bona fide relata; et Guilielmo Stanleio nullius fidei perduelli dicata: pro amico et gentili suo D^{no} Thoma Roe equite editus. Authore Guilielmo Roe. Londini, 1615." "D^{no} D^{ri} Wright Anglo, malæ causæ clienti: et Jacobo Nixon Hiberno, advocato pejori: et Guilielmo Stanleio, patrono pessimo; religionis et patriæ hostibus: poenam seram et poenitentiam seriam Guilielmus Roe exoptat." This is the opening of the epilogus _Colloquii Spadani_, a copy of which rare tract is in the extensive collection of the President of the Chetham Society. The epilogue contains an unmeasured invective against these three "vassal slaves of servile Rome."[1] Wright's panegyric on Stanley is thus introduced and distorted: