[1] After that Robertet had read this writing there in presence of the emperours ambassadors,This Rober|tet was one of the secretaries to the estate. the king made further replie vnto the points conteined in the emperours answers to the defiance: and withall to conclude, told the said ambassador, that his ma|ster the emperor had constreined him by such mes|sage as he had sent to him, to make the answer in truth, which he had made: and further willed him to deliuer vnto the emperour the writing which he had signed with his hand, and to saie to him, that he tooke him for so honorable a prince, that considering the matter wherewith he charged him, and the answer that he made, he would not faile but to answer him like a gentleman, and not by writing like an ad|uocate. For if he otherwise doo (said the king) I will answer his chancellor by an aduocate, and a man of his estate, and a more honest man than he.