B [...]vertue of holy obedyence openly to pu [...] late tyme happenyd and fortunyd in the partyes and countre of Grece in the which partyes and coūtres by force and great strenght and myghty multytude of false myscreauntꝭ Turkes Ennemyes of our ho­ly fayth Catholyke and principally that by great power dyd Inhabyte & occupye aaynst right a mygh­ty stronge Castell callyd the Castell anaryne of the Diocꝭ of motonence of Right belongyng to a noble and true Christen Lady callyd lady Isabet lascarina comynge and dscendynge of the noble blode of Cō [...] [...]obyll Lady and true inheretoure of the sayde Castell & by great power and violence of the sayd myscreauntꝭ violently [...]d and put out / and the husbond and Lorde of the sayde lady in mayntaynynge the fayth lyke a noble true and faythful [...] of Criste was there slayne with a multytude and nomber of cristen people most cruelly. And the sayd myscreaūtꝭ and [...]ꝭ not beynge content with the great murther nor with vsurpyng and spoylyng of mēnys goodes but alway ꝑseuering [...] great and outragyous Tyrannye deuouryd spoyled and rauysshed many & dyuerse christē virgyns and Maydens [...]e a way with them bothe children and virgyns there lefte a lyue / & in especiall after that they had most tyrauntly mur­ [...] and slayne the lorde husbonde & knyght of the sayd cristen & noble Lady Isabet lascarina and spoyled the sayde lady of [...] [...]oodsꝭ and treasures and violently toke hir by strenght with them and hir .iiij. children / that is to saye .ii. sonnes and .ii. [...]ers she beyng with childe and inprysoned them most cruelly / & put the sayd lady with hir children to great Raunsome [...]ute that is to say to the Sūme of a Thousande & .iii. hundreth Ducatꝭ. And the sayd Lady was let out of Pryson to [...]e and gather togyder the sayde Raunsome and she hath lefte hir sayde .iiii. children there in pryson for pleage vnto the [...]e sayd sūme of money be payde the whiche is inpossyble to hir for to pay without helpe of god / and good cristen people [...] hath lost all hir moueable goodes hir Castellis herytages londꝭ and possessions and hath no more recomforte but only [...]d in good cristen people. Wherfore our sayd holy fader dewely informyd of this pyteous thyngꝭ aforesayd and consyde [...] that the Turke dothe enforce hymselfe from daye to daye to destroye and confounde Cristendome / and vtterly to set at [...] & put out of memorye the name of our lorde Ihesu criste. And also consyderinge the great doloure & marterdome that [...]ffee and dayly endure Impossyble for any erthly creatur to endure without pyteous deth. Our holy fader y^e Pope [...]nge the premysses hath openyd the treasoure of our moder holy Chirche that is the merytꝭ of the passyon of oure lorde [...]criste and hath gyuen and grauated to all them / that of their charite gyueth of their goodꝭ after their faculte or power [...]lpe or socoure the sayd lady and hir children as often and as many tymes as they so do / they shall obtayne and receyue [...] [...]eres and .v. lentis of pardon and Indulgence of penaūce to them inioyned as more openly apperyth in y^e bull origynall.

[...] our sayd holy Fader the pope of his most habundant and gracious mynde hath gyuen in cōmaundement and by the [...]all origynall straytly cōmaūdeth all Archebyssoppes bysshoppis / Abbottis pryoures / and prelatꝭ of the Chirche with [...] vicaris and curatis of what degre someuer they be within the Realme of Englōde that vnder payne of suspencion [...] of them publych or cause to be publisshyd the said Bul & the effect of y^e same as often & as many tymes as they or any [...]n shalbe resonably by the sayde Lady Isabet Iascarina or by any of hir procuratours requyred & desyred in this behalfe▪ [...]oreouer our souerayne lord kynge Harry the .viii. By the grace of god kynge of Englonde and of Fraunce and lorde of [...] aforesayd wylleth as it apperyth by his cōmaūdemēt vnder his moost gracious letters the sayd gracis ꝑdons &Iu [...]nces to be publysshed thorowe out this his Realme of Englonde and that the almes & deuocions of the good cristen peo­ [...] gaderid for to gyue vnto the sayd pore Lady or hir procuratours that shall gader in hir name for to helpe & pay the fore [...] Raunsome & for to helpe our cristen brether the whiche end with so moche payne and mysery where as they be detayned & [...]tyuyte at this present tyme & hath ben taken for constancye abydynge in the fayth and susteynyng the same of our lord [...] criste our sauyour and redemer.

[...]so the most reuerende Fader in god my lord Archebysshop of Caunterbery Legat & prymate of Englond hath ouersene [...]tted and approbate the sayd wrytyng and Bull of our holy fader the Pope. And hath gyuen and graunted by wrytyng [...] this Seall to all the sayde helpers for euery tyme .xl. dayes of pardon. And hath cōmaunded euery persone & curate with [...] prouynce to declare the sayd indulgence in theyr Chirches. And fauorably to suffer the sayd Isabet or hir proctour to ga [...] [...]d receyue the Almes of the cristen people.

[...]o the bisshop of saint Dauis hath gyuen & graūted .xl. dayes of ꝑdon.

[...]o other certayne Cardinallis patriarkꝭ & holy faders tenderly considering the p̄myssis & tyranny & worougꝭ don / to the [...]ady & hir children agaynst the cristen faith of their good & gracious mynde hath Inlarged the graūtꝭ of our holy / fader [...]ope & hath gyuen for y^e redempcion of the said lady & hir children to all faithfull people that of their charite doth socoure [...]e to warde their redempcion or captiuite certayne pardon and indulgence as often tymes as they gyue any thing ther [...]gere after foloweth.

[...]ste Sebastian Gylbart doctour of lawe y^e reret fader in god Bisshop ypolite cardinall of Rome chaunceler .xl. dayes [...]don of pēnaunce Inioyned

[...]m Mich tell Acchebisshp & prymate of Acquetanye .xl. dayes of pardon for penaunce inioyned.

[...]em archebisshop of Lyon [...] .xl. dayes of pardon for penaunce inioyned.

[...]em George Acchebisshop of kothenage .xl. dayes of pardon for penaunce Inioyned.

[...]em the order [...] prayeth dayly for them that socour or helpe her and her children and gyueth any almysse [...]de the redempcion.

[...]n the reuerent fader in god the Patriarke of Irusalem. And also the patriarke of Constantynobyll hath gyuen & grau [...] all them that helpe the sayd Lady and children .xl. yere of pardon.

[...] the Pope [...] most gracious [...] that all maner of ꝑdons by tofore graun [...] [...] fader hed in buyldinge and [...] of the moder Chirche of Rome [...] to haue no place this holy graunte [...] Indulgence graunted to the saide Lady [...]