A iornall of certaine principall passages in and before the towne of S'hertogenbosh from the 18. of August till the 1. of September, at what time they fell to capitulation concerning the rendition of the towne. VVhereunto is added, a sermon made by the Bishop of S'hertogenbosh in S. Iohns Church, (before the towne was rendred) to appease the burgers and inhabitants, which were in an vprore.
MY loving Friends, and true Romish Catholickes, all yee that are here assembled vpon defire to heare me your good and true teacher, admitted by our most holiest, worthiest Father the Pope of Rome, Gods Lieutenant vpon the earth, by whose authority is given vnto me power to exercise this holy, high and worthy office,
MY loving Friends, and true Romish Catholics, all ye that Are Here assembled upon desire to hear me your good and true teacher, admitted by our most Holiest, Worthiest Father the Pope of Rome, God's Lieutenant upon the earth, by whose Authority is given unto me power to exercise this holy, high and worthy office,
how that yet every day more and more doe increase your mutinies and alterations, and in stead of giving one to an other a good and couragious heart and minde, to withstand the violence of the heretickes) you are in great amazement and feare,
how that yet every day more and more do increase your mutinies and alterations, and in stead of giving one to an other a good and courageous heart and mind, to withstand the violence of the Heretics) you Are in great amazement and Fear,
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though not without great perill and danger, because that since the beginning of this tedious siege, there are in the town already deceased so many thousand soules:
though not without great peril and danger, Because that since the beginning of this tedious siege, there Are in the town already deceased so many thousand Souls:
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But yee (O true good Romish Catholickes) should thinke at all times how happy such men are, which in this so holy place (during this siege) are deceased,
But ye (Oh true good Romish Catholics) should think At all times how happy such men Are, which in this so holy place (during this siege) Are deceased,
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and the holy Church, and doe constantly beleeue that by Gods grace they will not suffer the destruction of their people, by the vnfaithfull heretickes the Geuses: Take a new courage, it may be it is but a short time that we shall be oppressed, which you may beleeue the rather,
and the holy Church, and do constantly believe that by God's grace they will not suffer the destruction of their people, by the unfaithful Heretics the Geuses: Take a new courage, it may be it is but a short time that we shall be oppressed, which you may believe the rather,
Good people, if you did but know, in how great and vaspeakable a felicity and ioy they are now in with all the Saints of God, I assure you ye should not seare death,
Good people, if you did but know, in how great and vaspeakable a felicity and joy they Are now in with all the Saints of God, I assure you you should not sear death,
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but should present your selues vpon the walles, and runne in despite against your Enemies, that the sooner ye might come into such a blessednesse and happinesse.
but should present your selves upon the walls, and run in despite against your Enemies, that the sooner you might come into such a blessedness and happiness.
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yea I will pawne my life therefore) where be now the Geuses, haue they such teachers, would or could they assure their people? I warrant you they will not, they will not, they haue not the power as we haue, to forgiue the sinnes and the sinners:
yea I will pawn my life Therefore) where be now the Geuses, have they such Teachers, would or could they assure their people? I warrant you they will not, they will not, they have not the power as we have, to forgive the Sins and the Sinners:
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but the time vvill not permit it, though I most tell you this, they dare stoutly deny, that our most holiest, vvorthiest Father, the Pope of Rome hath not povver to forgiue sinnes:
but the time will not permit it, though I most tell you this, they Dare stoutly deny, that our most Holiest, Worthiest Father, the Pope of Rome hath not power to forgive Sins:
vvherefore doth then the holy Apostle Masthew vvrite in his eighteenth Chapter, Verily I say vnto you, whatsoeuer ye shall bind on earth, shall be bound in heauen,
Wherefore does then the holy Apostle Masthew write in his eighteenth Chapter, Verily I say unto you, whatsoever you shall bind on earth, shall be bound in heaven,
These are the words of Christ, who dare deny them? and because it is knowne to all the holy Romish Catholickes, what power our most holiest, worthiest Father and Pope of Rome hath, who is admitted of the most Highest as a Lieutenant on earth ouer men, at present sitting vpon the holy Romish Seate of the Apostle Peter, hauing full power,
These Are the words of christ, who Dare deny them? and Because it is known to all the holy Romish Catholics, what power our most Holiest, Worthiest Father and Pope of Rome hath, who is admitted of the most Highest as a Lieutenant on earth over men, At present sitting upon the holy Romish Seat of the Apostle Peter, having full power,
also bring their Leager to nothing, and vs oppressed Catholickes he will release and deliuet, chiefly this our holy Towne of S'Hertogenbosh, which was neuer taken nor inhabited by the Heretickes,
also bring their Leager to nothing, and us oppressed Catholics he will release and deliuet, chiefly this our holy Town of S'Hertogenbosh, which was never taken nor inhabited by the Heretics,
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though it seemes vnpossible for vs to be relieued, and because the Heretickes (the Geuses) haue vnexpectedly taken the strong towne of Wesell, which Count Henry vanden Berg might and could well haue helped,
though it seems unpossible for us to be relieved, and Because the Heretics (the Geuses) have unexpectedly taken the strong town of Weasel, which Count Henry vanden Berg might and could well have helped,
Good people, remember how in times past the Cittie Bethulia was besieged, and almost famished by Holofernes, so that there was no hope of reliefe for them to expect,
Good people, Remember how in times passed the city Bethulia was besieged, and almost famished by Holofernes, so that there was no hope of relief for them to expect,
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and no doubt Mary the holy mother of our Lord Iesus Christ, shall easily and surely command her deare Sonne, to release vs out of all our miseries, wherein we are at this present. Meane while:
and no doubt Marry the holy mother of our Lord Iesus christ, shall Easily and surely command her deer Son, to release us out of all our misery's, wherein we Are At this present. Mean while:
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and fiue Aue Marias, with two Pater nosters: at dinner yee shall read one Roosencrosse and three Aue Marias: at night againe fiue Roosencrosses, with three Pater nosters, and one Credo: it may be (true Romish Catholickes and deuoute hearts) that will helpe vs, I doe not doubt of it, be ye no more so mutinous among your selues, I pray you, good people, be contented yet for a day, three or foure,
and fiue Aue Marias, with two Pater noster's: At dinner ye shall read one Roosencrosse and three Aue Marias: At night again fiue Rosencrosses, with three Pater noster's, and one Credo: it may be (true Romish Catholics and devout hearts) that will help us, I do not doubt of it, be you no more so mutinous among your selves, I pray you, good people, be contented yet for a day, three or foure,
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