[1] But suerlie considering his mischiefous acts and vngratious dooings, men maie woonder at such a cai|tife, who although he deserued no buriall place ei|ther in church or churchyard, chappell or chancell, but otherwise to haue bin bestowed: yet in the said church he was with no lesse funerall pompe & solemnitie in|terred, than he would to be doone at the buriall of his innocent nephues, whome he caused cruellie to be murthered, and vnnaturallie killed. Now when his death was knowne, few lamented, and manie reioi|ced.K. Richards badge and cognisance e|uerie when defaced. The proud bragging white bore (which was his badge) was violentlie rased & plucked downe from euerie signe and place where it might be espied: so ill was his life, that men wished the memorie of him to be buried with his carren corps. He reigned two yeers, two moneths, and one daie [too long by six and twentie moneths, and foure and twentie houres in most mens opinions, to whome his name and pre|sence was as swéet and delectable, as his dooings princelie, and his person amiable.]