John Trapp on Philippians 1:13

Verſe 13. In all the pallace] So in the diet held at Auſborough in Germany, anno 1530, Caeſar reading the Proteſtants Confeſſion, and ſending it abroad to other Chriſtian Princes, as deſiring their advice about it, diſperſed and ſpread it more in all parts then all the Lutheran Preachers could have done. For which cauſe Luther laughs a good at the fooliſh wiſdome of the Papiſts in a certain Epiſtle of his to the Electour of Saxony. Scalte[illegible: 1 letter], Annal 274. When Bonner allowed William Hunter, Martyr, no more then an half-peny a day in priſon, he confeſſed that he lacked nothing, but had meat and cloathing enough,Act. and Mon. fol. 13[illegible: 1 letter]8. yea even out of the Court both money, meat, cloathes, wood and coals, and all things neceſſary. What friends Iohn Wicliffe found, both in the Court of England, and in the Court o[illegible: 1 letter] Bohemia is famouſly known: And yet the Proverb is, Exeat aulà qui velit eſſe pius—