These folowynge be the priuyleges pardon and indulgence graunted to the bretherne and susters, [and] benefactours of the College churche of seynt Ioh[a]n Beuerley

These folowynge be the priuyleges pardon and indulgence graunted to the bretherne and susters, [and] benefactours of the College churche of seynt Ioh[a]n Beuerley

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[Figure] [Figure] [Figure] ¶These folowynge be the priuyleges pardon and Indulgence graunted to the Bretherne and Susters / & benefactours of the College churche of seynt Iohn̄ of Beuerley.

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¶These folowynge be the priuyleges pardon and Indulgence graunted to the Bretherne and Susters / & benefactours of the College churche of seynt Iohn̄ of Beuerley.

FIrste our holy Father in god Alexander the .iii. Pope of that name by his holy grace / an [...] hathe gracyously graunted vnto all men and women beynge very penytent / contryte / and [...] that to the sustentacion helpynge or maynteynynge with any parte of theyr goodes gyuy [...] [...] che of the blessyd confessour seynt Iohn̄ the .vii. parte of theyr penaunce enioyned / mercy [...] gyuen and haue graunted a C. dayes of pardon. And graūteth vnto all the messangers / and proctour [...] that and if the Churche be Interdicted & suspended / may cause the dores to be opened / and all maner d [...] and sayd solempnely in the honour and worshyp of almyghty god / and by the vertue of this pryuyleg [...] Alexander hath graunted to euery Brother and Suster that hath a letter / or wrytynge of this holy co [...] [...] uerley shall in lykewyse cause all dyuyne seruyce to be songe and sayd / and the bodyes of theyr Benef [...] the churchyarde / excepte they be accursed by name.

¶Item our holy father pope Innocent the .iiii. of that name / of his mercyfull grace hath graunted to [...] of this Frateruyte / for their forgotten synnes in tyme of confession / remyssion / and othes made or swo [...] [...] nesse of mynde and vowes broken excepte Iherusalem / all offences / or trespasse made to fader & mod [...] except they lay in vyolence hande vpon theym. and that by transgressour of theyr fayth / be released.

¶Also our holy father Innocent aforesayd / and .x. Popes holy fathers of theyr moste holy grace [...] [...] gence and pardon aforesayd vnto the bretherne / and susters / and benefactour [...] seynt [...] [...] holy grace [...] [...] and benefactours of god / and seynt [...]

¶Also our holy Fader aforesayd hath graunted to all the bretherne and susters / and benefactours [...] and women of Relygion that Ignorantly by oblyuyon or by neclygence hath forgotten theyr dy [...] defaute of euyll bokes / or walkynges on nyghtes in sykenesse / or in helth yerely doynge theyr deu [...] of Beuerley full remyssion.

¶Also our holy father aforesayd hath graūted to euery brother & suster of seynt Iohn̄ of Beuerley [...] an able ghostly father / the whiche may yerely graunte theym full remyssion of all theyr synnes no [...] belonge to our holy father the pope.

¶Item our holy fader pope Iohn̄ the .xii. of that name hath confyrmed all the Indulgencꝭ & pard [...] Iohn̄ cōmaundeth straytly that in no maner of wyse no persone / make Impedyment to hurte / nor [...] in worde nor dede. In payne of the great Indignacion of almyghty god / and the holy apostels Pe [...] [...]

¶Also .xxiiii. Bysshops of the court of Rome euery of theym hath graunted to euery brother and [...] houre / and extreme of deth .xl. dayes of pardon that gyue / or sende vnto the College and churche o [...]

¶Also this blessyd confessour seynt Iohn̄ in the tyme that he was Archebysshop of yorke / hath gra [...] all them that be bretherne and susters vnto the fraternyte and brotherhede.

¶Also my lorde Cardynall chaunceller of Englande hath graunted a C. dayes of pardon.

¶And also there is in the same College of seynt Iohn̄ of Beuerley .xxx. preestes prayinge dayly f [...] [...] and good doers / and euery daye in the yere .iii. solempne masses / that is to wytte a masse of our L [...] [...] ge with the chaptere masse and masse of Requiem by note / and .iii. tymes a yere generall dirige [...]

¶Also our Soueraygne lorde Kynge Herny the .viii. hathe gyuen out his Patent vnder his bro [...] praynge to all theym that be his trewe louers and subiectes fauourably to receyue the Messangers [...] more hath cōmaunded to all and synguler hed offycers / that is to say his Mayers / Sheryffes / Bay [...] [...] che wardens of euery Cytie / Borough / and Towne / as well within the lyberties / as without that [...] and charyte of euery well disposed persone / and it so gatheryd / to be delyuered to the [...] of god and seynt Iohn̄ and the prayer of the [...]

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These folowynge be the priuyleges pardon and indulgence graunted to the bretherne and susters, [and] benefactours of the College churche of seynt Ioh[a]n Beuerley

Confraternity of St. John (Beverley, England)

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1520

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STC 14077C.26

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17880

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— These folowynge be the priuyleges pardon and indulgence graunted to the bretherne and susters, [and] benefactours of the College churche of seynt Ioh[a]n Beuerley, Confraternity of St. John (Beverley, England), Catholic Church. aut.

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[R. Pynson,. [London :: ca. 1520]]. (Caption title.) (Printer's name from and publication date suggested by STC.) (A list of indulgences granted to members.--STC.) (Now = Indulgences 26.) (Formerly STC 1984.) (Identified as STC 1984 on UMI microfilm.) (Imperfect; mutilated, with some loss of text.) (Reproduction of the original in the Bodleian Library.)

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