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Orphewe curate of lyd.
the bisshope of Rome
he hath preched many tymes, & yet he never preched agaynst the usurped power of the Bushoppe of Rome, & set furth the kynges majesties supremicie, or at the lest every quarter of a yeare, accordynge to the kynges proclamations and letteres
pilgrimages
he hath been a grete setter forth of pilgrimages, fayned reliques, & other such superstitions, & yet never recanted the same accordynge to the kynges injunctions
he hath not declared in goinge of procession that better it were to omitt the letany, than the other suffrages folowinge, accordynge to the said injunctions.
ceremonies
Opon the sondayes, candlemas day, Ashwednesday, palme sonday & good friday, he hath not declared the true use of holy breade, holy water & other ceremonies used those dayes, accordynge to the said proclamations. Thomas Strogle. Eve Bat. Thomas Atye. Mr Barowe towne clerke. Mr Moore with other of lyd.
The curate of Stodmersh.
lent
he dyd dissuade men from etynge of whytmeate the last lent, & rebuked theym that dyd eate whyt meate. wytnes Godfray with other of the parish.
ceremonies
Opon candlemas day ash wensday palme sonday good friday he dyd not declare the true use of the ceremonies used those dayes, as he is bownde by the kynges proclamations.
About al halowe tyde was xii month he preched in saynt Dunstanes church beside Canturbery, that men sholde be love god & feare god, must but not to trust hym to moch. william laflynge, Michel wryght, william Reve, John Bodwarde, Christofor henry, & other of the same parish
Turnour
holy water
In the tyme of his being at Chartam he dyd cast no holy water neither bifore the sacrament, not opon any aultar in the church, nor also bifore the crucifix in the rode loft, accordynge to the laudable ceremonies etc.
holy oyle
he christened iii children opon on day, & dyd not anoynt theym with holy oyle, neither opon the backe nor bely.
xvii. Orphewe, curate of Lyd, has preached many times, but never against the Bp. of Rome and set forth the King's supremacy, "or at the least every quarter of a year, according to the King's proclamations and letters." (2.) He has been a great setter forth of pilgrimages, feigned relics and other superstitions, and never recanted. (3.) He has not declared in going of procession that better it were to omit the litany than the other suffrages following, according to the King's injunctions. (4.) On the Sundays, Candlemas day, Ash Wednesday, Palm Sunday and Good Friday, he has not declared the true use of holy bread, holy water and other ceremonies for those days, according to the proclamations.Thos. Strogle, Eve Bat, Thos. Atye, Mr. Barowe town clerk, Mr. Moore and others of Lyd. xviii. The curate of Strodmersh dissuaded men from eating white meat last Lent and rebuked them for doing so. Witness, Godfray, with others of the parish. (2.) Upon Candlemas day, Ash Wednesday, Palm Sunday and Good Friday he did not declare the true use of the ceremonies for those days. (3.) About All Hallowtide was twelve month he preached in St. Dunstan's beside Canterbury that men should love and fear God, but not trust Him too much. Wm. Laslynge, Mich. Wryght, Wm. Reve, John Bodwarde, Chr. Henry and others of the parish. xix. Turnour. When at Chartam "he did cast no holy water, neither before the Sacrament nor upon any altar in the church, nor also before the crucifix in the rood loft, according to the laudable ceremonies, &c." (2.) "He christened 3 children upon one day and did not anoint them with holy oil, neither upon the back nor belly."