[1] On fridaie being the sixt of Iune, the king and the emperour with all their companies, marched toward London, where the citie was prepared for their entrie, after the maner as is vsed at a corona|tion, so that nothing was forgotten that might set foorth the citie. Edw. Hall. in H. 8. fol. xcviij. For the rich citizens well apparelled stood within railes set on the left side of the stréetes, and the cleargie on the right side in rich copes, which censed the princes as they passed, and all the streetes were richlie hanged with clothes of gold, siluer, vel|uet, and arras, and in euerie house almost minstrel|sie: and in euerie stréet were these two verses writ|ten in letters of gold, both Latine and English:
That is,Carolus, Henricus, viuant; defensor vtérHenricus fidei, Carolus ecclesiae.
Long prosperitie,To Charles and Henrie,Princes most puissant:The one of the faith,The other of the church,Chosen defendant.