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38 Ibid., 298
39 Erikson, 215
40 Quoted in Luther, 19ff.
41 Sullivan, vol. 2, 251
42 Erasmus, Epistolae, vol. 3, 286
43 I am indebted for this information to the researches of Dr David Starkey
44 Erasmus, Epistolae, vol. 3, 111
45 Yale, vol. 8, 591
46 Starkey, ‘Court, Council and Nobility’, 183
47 Ibid.
48 Wegg, 130
49 Ibid., 130–1
50 Erasmus, Praise of Folly, 142
XVIII: He Sat upon a Throne of Gold
1 R. Brown, vol. 1, 85–6
2 Ibid., 91
3 Roper, ed. Sylvester and Harding, 209
4 The Correspondence of Sir Thomas More, 111
5 R. Brown, vol. 2, 312
6 Hall, vol. 1, 319
7 Quoted in Anglo, 108
8 Quoted by Schoeck in Sylvester, 36
9 Roper, ed. Sylvester and Harding, 221
10 Cavendish, 184
11 Ibid., 183
12 I am indebted for this information to the researches of Dr David Starkey
13 Horrox, 255
14 John Husee quoted in Miller, 79
15 Erasmus, Praise of Folly, 141
16 Quoted in Ives, Faction in Tudor England, 3
17 Quoted in Ives, Anne Boleyn, 25
18 Castiglione, 35–6
19 Roper, ed. Sylvester and Harding, 201–2
20 Ibid.
21 Yale, vol. 7, Letter Against Frith, 111–12
22 Yale, vol. 12, 220
23 Castiglione, 178
24 Gairdner, Letters and Papers, vol. 3, 2636
25 Castiglione, 138
26 Wyatt, Collected Poems, 101–2
27 Ibid., 21
28 The English Works of Sir Thomas More, 84
29 Ibid.
30 Ibid., 87
XIX: My Poor Mind
1 Yale, vol. 12, 169
2 The Correspondence of Sir Thomas More, 371
3 Ibid., 287 and 285
4 Ibid., 157
5 Ibid., 160
6 Ibid., 142
7 Ibid., 393
8 Ibid., 278
9 Ibid., 299
10 Ibid., 366
11 Ibid., 280
12 Ibid., 281
13 Ibid., 158
14 Ibid., 289
15 Ibid., 285
16 Ibid., 312–14
17 Ibid., 253
18 R. Brown, vol. 2, 215–16
19 Quoted in Gwyn, 415
20 Guy, The Cardinal’s Court, 44
21 Yale, vol. 9, 104
22 Erasmus, Epistolae, vol. 3, 547
23 Yale, vol. 15, Letter to the University of Oxford, 138
24 Ibid., 145
25 Erasmus, Epistolae, vol. 3, 547
26 Yale, vol. 15, Letter to a Monk, 270
27 Ibid., 294 and 302
28 Yale, vol. 3 (2), 494
29 Ibid., 648
30 Ibid., 644
31 Ibid., 628
32 Yale, vol. 8, 191
33 Quoted in de la Bère, 23–4
34 Ibid., 21
35 Ibid., 26
36 Quoted in Axton and Happe, 124
37 Ibid., 76
XX: Eques auratus
1 Quoted in H. Meulon, ‘Une Intaille Antique’, Moreana, vol. 3 (10), 7
2 I am indebted for the details here to Sydney Anglo’s account in Spectacle, Pageantry and Early Tudor Policy
3 Ibid., 140
4 Ibid., 146
5 Ibid., 154
6 Quoted in G. R. Elton, ‘Thomas More, Councillor’, in Sylvester, Saint Thomas More, 121
7 Yale, vol. 15, Introduction to Letter to Martin Dorp, xxxvi
8 Quoted in Yale, vol. 5, 799. A footnote in a commentary by J. M. Headley
9 Yale, vol. 3 (2), 186
10 Quoted in H. Schulte-Herbrüggen, ‘Three Additions to Thomas More’s Correspondence’, Moreana, vol. 20 (79–80), 37
11 Quoted in Routh, 108
12 Quoted in Moreana, vol. 20 (79–80), 38
13 Chaucer, General Prologue, line 46
14 The English Works of Sir Thomas More, 73
15 Ibid., 86
16 Ibid.
17 Yale, vol. 2, 76
18 Quoted in Ames, 56
19 Quoted in G. R. Elton, ‘Thomas More, Councillor’, in Sylvester, Saint Thomas More, 104
20 The Correspondence of Sir Thomas More, 248
21 Quoted in Routh, 112–13
22 Yale, vol. 12, 88
23 Yale, vol. 8, 900
24 Ibid., 815
25 Ibid., 816
26 Quoted in Bridgett, 190
27 Ro: Ba., 110
28 Hamilton, 13
29 Ames, 56
30 Chambers, Thomas More, 198
XXI: I Am Like Ripe Shit
1 Quoted in Erikson, 87
2 Quoted in Ackroyd, 149
3 Quoted in Erikson, 140
4 Quoted in Gwyn, 481
5 Quoted in Scarisbrick, Henry VIII, 112
6 Roper, ed. Sylvester and Harding, 235
7 Macnamara, 29
8 Quoted in Yale, vol. 5, 310
9 Francis Atterbury, quoted in Sullivan, vol. 1, 33
10 Ibid.
11 Quoted in Yale, vol. 5, 770
12 Ibid., 482, 484, 514 and 516
13 Ibid., 2
14 Quoted in Luther, 150
15 Yale, vol. 5, 118
16 Luther, 572
17 Yale, vol. 5, 50
18 Ibid., 166
19 Ibid., 130 and 332
20 Quoted in Erikson, 200
21 Ibid., 238
22 Yale, vol. 5, 418
23 Erikson, 198
24 Yale, vol. 5, 430
25 Harpsfield, 86
26 Ibid., 87
27 The English Works of Sir Thomas More, 72
28 Quoted in Owst, 534
29 The English Works of Sir Thomas More, 77
30 Ibid., 76
31 Ibid., 84
32 Ibid., 90
33 Ibid., 85–6
34 Yale, vol. 5, 438
35 Yale, vol. 9, 133
36 Quoted in The English Works of Sir Thomas More, 97
37 Yale, vol. 14, 127
38 From Rastell, The Four Elements
39 Quoted in W. H. Hutton, 45
40 Erikson, 245
XXII: Long Persuading and Privy Labouring
1 Roper, ed. Sylvester and Harding, 204
2 Ibid., 205
3 Quoted in Ridley, 144
4 Quoted in Pickthorn, vol. 2, 60, n. 3
5 Ibid., 62
6 Roper, ed. Sylvester and Harding, 206
7 Ibid., 207
8 C. H. Williams, 141
9 Ibid.
10 Ibid.
11 Roskell, 329
12 Ibid., 330
13 Merriman, vol. 1, 313
14 Roper, ed. Sylvester and Harding, 207
15 Foss, 212
16 The Correspondence of Sir Thomas More, 278
17 G. Marc’hadour, ‘1966 remembers 1466’, Moreana, vol. 3 (12), 108
18 Stow, 186
19 Yale, vol. 2, 44
20 The Correspondence of Sir Thomas More, 307
21 Roper, ed. Hitchcock, 22
22 Erasmus, Epistolae, vol. 4, 267
23 Quoted in Guy, The Cardinal’s Court, 45
24 Miller, 20
25 Bridgett, 178
26 Quoted in Pickthorn, vol. 2, 19
27 Erasmus, Epistolae, vol. 5, 576
28 The Correspondence of Sir Thomas More, 289
29 Ibid., 300
30 Ibid., 294
31 Ibid.
32 Ibid., 518
33 Ibid.
34 Ibid., 300
35 Clarence H. Miller, ‘Thomas More’s Letters to Frans van Cranevelt’, Moreana, vol. 31 (120), 36
36 Quoted in Chambers, Thomas More, 210
37 Quoted in Somerville, 7–8
38 Gwyn, 195
39 Fishwick, 174
40 Ibid., 138
41 Ibid., 145
42 Quoted in Margaret Hastings, ‘Sir Thomas More: Maker of English Law?’, in Sylvester and Marc’hadour, 113
43 Guy, Public Career, 29
44 Hastings, in Sylvester and Marc’hadour, 110
45 Reed, Early Tudor Drama, 172
46 Quoted in Pineas, Thomas More and Tudor Polemics, 29
47 Quoted in Sturge, 132
48 Yale, vol. 7, Letter to Bugenhagen, 40
49 Ibid., 22
50 Ibid., 74
51 Hazlitt, 71
52 Ibid., 66
53 Ibid., 75
54 Ibid., 80
55 Ibid., 75
XXIII: Thy Foolish Face
1 Erasmus, Epistolae, vol. 6, 443
2 R. A. Sisson, ‘The Treasures of Time’, Chelsea Old Church pamphlet, 1968
3 Kenny, 44
4 Thomas à Kempis, 78
5 Yale, vol. 12, 164
6 Ibid., 165
7 Matthew 10:36
8 Quoted in Hollis, 48
9 Ibid.
10 Harpsfield, 68
11 Yale, vol. 12, 187
12 Cresacre More, 42
13 Sylvester and Marc’hadour, 518
14 Ibid., 519
15 The Correspondence of Sir Thomas More, 422
16 Ibid., 423
17 Ibid.
18 Ibid.
19 Pollard, in Sylvester and Marc’hadour, 424
20 Ibid.
21 Quoted by Frank Carpinelli in Moore, 8
22 Baker, vol. 1, 56
23 Ro: Ba., 129
24 Ibid.
25 Cresacre More, 50
26 Ibid., 124
27 Quoted in Chambers, Thomas More, 183
28 Cresacre More, 43
29 Yale, vol. 12, 182
30 Ro: Ba., 55
31 Welsford, 167
32 1 Corinthians 3:19
33 Yale, vol. 15, Letter to a Monk, 289
34 Quoted in Walter, 372
35 Quoted in Welsford, 398
36 Erasmus, Colloquies, 78
37 Yale, vol. 11, 206
38 Yale, vol. 8, 127
XXIV: You Are but One Man
1 Scarisbrick, Henry VIII, 156
2 Stapleton, 71
3 Erasmus, Epistolae, vol. 4, 14
4 Sullivan, vol. 3, 19
5 Erasmus, Epistolae, vol. 4, 14
6 De Arte Amandi, line 513
7 Hyll
8 Cavendish, 48
9 Mattingly, 37
10 Yale, vol. 6, 221
11 The Correspondence of Sir Thomas More, 493
12 Ibid., 494
13 Leviticus 18:16
14 Leviticus 20:21
15 The Correspondence of Sir Thomas More, 494
16 Ibid., 495
17 Roper, ed. Sylvester and Harding, 210
18 C. H. Williams, 121
19 The Correspondence of Sir Thomas More, 498
20 Ibid.
21 Ibid., 524–5
22 Ibid., 498
23 Ibid., 499
24 Guy, Public Career, 206
25 Cavendish, 83
26 Quoted in H. A. Kelly, 81
27 Ibid., 82
28 Quoted in Bridgett, 202
29 The Correspondence of Sir Thomas More, 409–13
30 Yale, vol. 6, 120
31 Quoted in Adams, 293
XXV: Foolish Frantic Books
1 Yale, vol. 8, 1166
2 Yale, vol. 6, 34
3 Ibid., 269
4 Ibid., 328
5 The Correspondence of Sir Thomas More, 374
6 Yale, vol. 8, 1175
7 Guy, Public Career, 13
8 Yale, vol. 8, 5–6
9 Ibid., 1139
10 Yale, vol. 10, 40
11 Yale, vol. 8, 1011
12 Yale, vol. 6, 193
13 Ibid., 25
14 Ibid., 35
15 Ibid., 38
16 Ibid., 192
17 Ibid., 213, 325, 333, 366, 72–3
18 Ibid., 130
19 Ibid., 331
20 Ibid., 228
21 Ibid., 143–4
22 Ibid., 149
23 Ibid., 153
24 Yale, vol. 8, 67
25 Yale, vol. 6, 296–7
26 Ibid., 378
27 Yale, vol. 10, 108
28 Yale, vol. 6, 548
29 Ibid., 24
30 Ibid., 409
31 Yale, vol. 7, Supplication of Souls, 415
32 Ibid., 440
33 Ibid.
34 Quoted in Daniell, 242
35 Yale, vol. 7, Supplication of Souls, 111
36 Ibid., 224
37 See Le Goff, 87ff.
38 Yale, vol. 7, Supplication of Souls, 189
39 Peter Brown, 240
40 Daniell, 224
41 Yale, vol. 7, Supplication of Souls, 137
42 Ibid., 167
43 Ibid., 203
XXVI: We Poor Worldly Men of Middle Earth
1 Cavendish, 102
2 Ibid., 183
3 Hamilton, vol. 1, 16
4 Harpsfield, 48
5 Stapleton, 21
6 Yale, vol. 10, xxiv
7 Ibid., 328
8 Whittington
9 The Correspondence of Sir Thomas More, 495
10 Ibid.
11 Chambers, Thomas More, 231
12 Erasmus, Epistolae, vol. 8, 294
13 Yale, vol. 12, 29
14 Quoted in Lehmberg, The Reformation Parliament, 79
15 Yale, vol. 9, 49
16 Guy, Public Career, 115
17 F. E. Zapatka, ‘Thomas More and Thomas Darcy’, Moreana, vol. 18 (71–2), 9
18 Guy, The Cardinal’s Court, 100
19 Miller, 111
20 Yale, vol. 5, 278
21 Quoted in Spelman, ed. Baker, vol. 2, 39
22 Ibid.
23 Roper, ed. Sylvester and Harding, 222
24 Quoted in Spelman, ed. Baker, vol. 2, 43
25 Yale, vol. 8, 912
26 Baker, vol. 2, 199
27 Cresacre More, 218
28 Roper, ed. Hitchcock, 40–1
29 Cresacre More, 233–4
30 Ibid., 220
31 Yale, vol. 9, 119
32 Ibid., 117
33 Ibid., 118
34 Ibid.
35 Ibid.
36 Ibid.
37 Sylvester and Marc’hadour, 81
38 Yale, vol. 8, 14
39 Ibid., 15–16
40 Ibid., 16–17
41 Quoted in Brigden, 180
42 Yale, vol. 8, 876
43 Ibid., 897–903
44 Ibid., 897
45 Ibid., 876
46 Ibid., 1529
47 Quoted in Elton, Policy and Police, 219
48 Yale, vol. 8, 814–15
49 Foxe, vol. 4, 621
50 Yale, vol. 8, 23
51 Yale, vol. 6, 409
52 Ibid.
53 Guy, Tudor England, 26
54 Yale, vol. 8, 590
55 Yale, vol. 9, 113
56 Foxe, vol. 4, 485
57 Campbell, 200
58 Ibid.
59 Yale, vol. 8, 18
60 Ibid., 20
61 Ibid., 21
62 Ibid., 22
63 Ibid., 1046
64 Ibid., 11
65 Ibid., 710
66 Hamilton, vol. 1, 17
67 Quoted in Ridley, 257–8
68 Yale, vol. 8, 139
69 Ibid., 135
70 Ibid., 327
71 Ibid., 169
72 An Answer to Sir Thomas More’s Dialogue, ed. H. Walter (Cambridge, 1850), 151
73 The Supper of the Lord, ed.
H. Walter (Cambridge, 1850), 231
74 Yale, vol. 9, 5
75 Ibid.
76 Ibid., 10
77 Yale, vol. 8, 399
78 Ibid., 912
79 Ibid., 741
80 Ibid., 742
81 Ibid., 121
82 Ibid., 338
83 Ibid., 48
84 Ibid., 51
85 Ibid., 271
86 Ibid., 479
87 Cresacre More, 224
88 Roper, ed. Sylvester and Harding, 221
89 Erasmus, Epistolae, vol. 10, 261
90 Ibid.
91 Hastings, ‘The Ancestry of Sir Thomas More’, 101
92 Yale, vol. 8, 389
XXVII: Infinite Clamour
1 The Correspondence of Sir Thomas More, 489
2 Ibid.
3 Yale, vol. 12, 161
4 H. A. Kelly, 176
5 Scarisbrick, Henry VIII, 259
6 Bergenroth, vol. 2, 727
7 Ibid.
8 Quoted in Gwyn, 626
9 Cavendish, 108
10 Ibid.
11 Scarisbrick, ‘Thomas More: The King’s Good Servant’, 259
12 Quoted in J. A. Guy, ‘Thomas More and Christopher St Germain: The Battle of the Books’, Moreana, vol. 21 (83–4), 9
13 Ives, Anne Boleyn, 336
14 Quoted in Neame, 137
15 Quoted in Bridgett, 234
16 Quoted in Guy, Public Career, 160
17 Ibid., 157
18 Quoted in Edward Surtz, ‘Henry VIII’s great matter in Italy’, Moreana, vol. 13 (52), 61
19 Guy, Public Career, 157
20 Ibid.
21 Ibid., 158
22 Chambers, Thomas More, 388
23 Bergenroth, vol. 1, 114
24 Ibid.
25 Ives, Anne Boleyn, 168
26 Lehmberg, 138
27 Ibid.
28 Fox, Thomas More, 188
29 Ives, Anne Boleyn, 190
30 Neame, 156
31 Ibid.
32 Ibid., 157
33 MacConica, 129
34 Guy, Public Career, 198–9
35 Ibid.
36 Ibid., 199
37 Haigh, English Reformations, 113
38 Quoted in Lehmberg, 150
39 Quoted in Bridgett, 235
40 Bergenroth, vol. 1, 446
41 Yale, vol. 8, 36
42 Yale, vol. 9, 145
XXVIII: All the Beasts of the Woods
1 Cresacre More, 244–5
2 Maynard, 186
3 Roper, ed. Hitchcock, 54–5
4 Yale, vol. 3 (2), 302
5 Roper, ed. Sylvester and Harding, 227
6 Erasmus, Epistolae, vol. 10, 32
7 Yale, vol. 9, 47
8 Ibid., 47–8
9 Ro: Ba., 269
10 Yale, vol. 9, 123
11 Ibid., 121
12 Ibid., 122
13 Yale, vol. 7, Letter Against Frith, 234
14 Yale, vol. 9, 123
15 Yale, vol. 7, Letter Against Frith, 233
16 Yale, vol. 9, 158
17 Ibid.
18 Ibid., 51
19 Yale, vol. 9, 70
20 Brigden, 208
21 H. A. Kelly, 195
22 Quoted in Thomas, Religion and the Decline of Magic, 472–7
23 Ibid., 472
24 Quoted in Neame, 74
25 Ibid., 115
26 Ibid., 253
27 Bergenroth, vol. 2, 1153
28 Quoted in Neame, 174
29 The Correspondence of Sir Thomas More, 482–3
30 Ibid., 481
31 Ibid., 482