The holy bull, and crusado of Rome: : first published by the holy father Gregory the xiii. and afterwards renewed and ratified by Sixtus the fift : for all those which desire full pardon and indulgence of their sinnes: and that for a litle money, to weete, for two Spanish realls, vz. thirteene pence. Very plainely set forth, and compared with the testimony of the holy scriptures, to the great benefite and profite of all good Christians. Together with a briefe declaration (set downe in the beginning) which was founde in the Armado of Spaine, of the prowde presumption of the Spaniard: which through the instigation of the aforesaide bulle, hath taken in hand the setting forth of the inuincible army (as they terme it) out of Portingale, towards England, and the Lowe countries, in which army the saide bulle hath been founde, with other like things. Which armado is come to confusion ... Imprinted first by Richard Schilders printer to the states of Sealand: with consent of the states, giuen at Middleborrowe, the xii of September. 1588. Subscribed Ch. Roels.
Catholic Church.Pope (1572-1585 : Gregory XIII)
And reprinted at London : By Iohn Wolfe, dwelling in the stationers hall,
1588.
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Signatures: A-G⁴ H².
STC (2nd ed.)
ESTC
Bulls, Papal
Indulgences