p.73.Hall.Stowe, p.

543.
** Herbert.
*** Burnet, vol.ii.p.

85.
**** Rymer, vol.xiii.p.

81.
These particulars were all laid before the court; accompanied with many reasonings concerning the extent of the pope's authority, and against his power of granting a dispensation to marry within the prohibited degrees.

Campeggio heard these doctrines with great impatience; and notwithstanding his resolution to protract the cause, he was often tempted to interrupt and silence the king's counsel, when they insisted on such disagreeable topics.