| In-Text |
and Charters of Submission to him were voluntarily signed and delivered by the seven Kings of the Country, and transmitted to Rome, which were confirmed by a Bull from Pope Adrian, and by the delivery of a Ring, in token of his Investiture; |
and Charters of Submission to him were voluntarily signed and Delivered by the seven Kings of the Country, and transmitted to Room, which were confirmed by a Bull from Pope Adrian, and by the delivery of a Ring, in token of his Investiture; |
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| Note 0 |
They submitted to Henry the Second, to King John, to Richard the Second, and to Henry the Eight, and their Submissions were sworn to, signed, and recorded; yet did they still Rebel as soon as they had Opportunity. And though Oneal did in his Letters style Richard the Second his King, and perpetual Lord of Ireland, and in the Instrument of his Submission used these words; Ego Nelanus Oneal, tam pro meipso, quam pro filiis meis, & tota Natione mea, & pro omnibus subditis meis, devenio Ligeus homo vester, &c. Yet did he run into Rebellion again, and committed great slaughters. By which they in those days, and their Posterity since, have verified the Prophecy which Giral. Cambr. mentions, That after the first Invasion of the English, they should spend many Ages in frequent Conflicts, Battels, and Murders, and that almost all the English should be driven out of Ireland, &c. |
They submitted to Henry the Second, to King John, to Richard the Second, and to Henry the Eight, and their Submissions were sworn to, signed, and recorded; yet did they still Rebel as soon as they had Opportunity. And though Oneal did in his Letters style Richard the Second his King, and perpetual Lord of Ireland, and in the Instrument of his Submission used these words; Ego Nelanus Oneal, tam Pro meipso, quam Pro filiis meis, & tota nation mea, & Pro omnibus subditis meis, devenio Ligeus homo vester, etc. Yet did he run into Rebellion again, and committed great slaughters. By which they in those days, and their Posterity since, have verified the Prophecy which Girald. Cambridge mentions, That After the First Invasion of the English, they should spend many Ages in frequent Conflicts, Battles, and Murders, and that almost all the English should be driven out of Ireland, etc. |
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