Compare 1587 edition: 1 But yet the ſame Cardinall not mynding to depart with emptie handes,The cleargy of Scotland ſom|moned by car|dinal Gualo to come to An|wike. ſummoned all the Prelates of Scotlande to appeare before him at Anwike, there to receyue theyr full abſolution, to the intent by ſuch meanes to trouble them, tyll they had diſburſed to his vſe ſome large portion of money.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 Sundrie of them which loued quietneſſe more than contention, ſatiſfyed his mynde, but others refuſed vtterly ſo to doe, taking great indigna|tion that ſpirituall cauſes were thus diſpatched for money,Sale of ſpiri|tuall promo|tions. & eccleſiaſticall prefermentes bought and ſolde, no otherwiſe than ſecular poſſeſſions and prophane dignities.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 The Scottiſh clergie cited to Rome. Incontinently therevpon Gualo cited them to Rome, ſuppoſing that rather thã to take vpon them ſo long a iourney, they woulde haue com|pounded with him at his pleaſure.