These editions I have not seen: the whole of the tract, however, seems to be quoted in _A mysterye of inyquyte contayned within the heretycall Genealogye of Ponce Pantolabus, is here both dysclosed & confuted By Johan Bale An. M.D.XLII._ 12mo, Geneva, 1545, from which I subjoin the following passages: “Blynde obstynacye Begate heresye, By a myschaunce, Of dame ignoraunce. Heresye begate Stryfe and debate. Debate and ambycyon Begate supersticyon. Supersticion playne Begate disdayne. Dysdayne of trowthe Begate slowthe. Slowthe & sluggyshnesse Begate wylfulnesse. Wylfulnesse, verelye Nygh cosyne to heresye, Begate myschefe, Father of Wyclefe, Which ded bringe inne His grandfather synne. After this brother Came forth an other; His name to discusse, Menne called him Husse; He and his cumpanye Began in Germanye. And after that Came in a gnat Of the same kynde, Whose sowle is blynde; His name you shall here, Menne call him Luthere. He by his meane Hath bannyshed cleane Out of that coste The Holye Ghoste, And hath brought inne Lyberte and synne. Next after him, Is his chefe lym One Melanchtonus, _Nequaquam bonus_. Next after this whelpe Came in to helpe One Oecolampadius, With his brother Zuinglius. ... And for this tyme Here endeth my ryme, The Genealogye Of stynkynge heresye: Wherin I requyre And humblye desyre All menne ywys That shall rede this, Aboue all thinge To praye for our kynge, And the quene also Where so euer she go, And for the sauegarde Of our prince Edwarde, Whom I praye Jesu Longe to contynewe! Amen.” * * * * * From _A pore helpe_. _The bukler and defence_ _Of mother holy kyrke,_ _And weapē to driue hence_ _Al that against her wircke._ 12mo, without date or printer’s name.