John Trapp on Luke 23:47-50

Verse 47. Certainly this was a righteous man] Bennet the [illegible: 1 word] in King Henry the Eighths daies, being brought to execution, the most part of the people (he exhorted them with suchActs & Mon. fol 949. gravity and sobriety) as also the Scribe who wrote the sentence of Ibid. 1156. & 1423. condemnation against him, did pronounce and confesse that he was Gods servant, and a good man. So when Wiseheart and March, the Martyrs, went toward the stake, they were justified by the beholders, as innocent and godly persons.