%ISOlat1; %ISOlat2; %ISOnum; %ISOpub; ]> THE TRUE / Protestant Lettany. / Hos fuge: Pestis enim nulla hac immanior : Hi sunt / Faex hominum, fons nequitiae, Sentina Malorum. University of California - Santa Barbara The Early Modern Center English Broadside Ballad Archive (EBBA) Director Patricia Fumerton Associate Director Carl G Stahmer ?-? Early Modern Center, University of California Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, CA 07/02/2014 32744

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R4468 1 NONE Cavalilly Man FROM such as the honest Intentions oppose / Of our true hearted Friends, and are led by the Nose, Libera nos Domine. Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 410 THE TRUE / Protestant Lettany. / Hos fuge: Pestis enim nulla hac immanior : Hi sunt / Faex hominum, fons nequitiae, Sentina Malorum. THE TRUE Protestant Lettany. Hos fuge: Pestis enim nulla hac immanior: Hi sunt Faex hominum, fons nequitiae, Sentina Malorum. The True Protestant Litany. Hos fuge: Pestis enim nulla hac immanior: Hi sun Faex hominum, fons nequitiae, Sentina Malorum. ?-?

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FROM such as the honest Intentions oppose Of our true hearted Friends, and are led by the Nose, By the specious Pretences and Wiles of our Foes: Libera Nos Domine. From such as the Protestant Cause would betray, And give up their Lives to the Pope for a prey; If they will not sell Heaven as freely as they: Libera Nos. From Judges opprest with such dimness of sight, That they cannot discern what is wrong or what's right; If a Spiders Gold-Web do but hang in their light: Libera Nos. From those, who to finish their Treasons begun, When they fear'd that their Work would be left but half done; Did consult by the Stars how to darken out Sun: Libera Nos. From Persons, who under a handsome Disguise, Would perswade us the only way to be wise, Is to forfeit our Reason and put out our Eyes: Libera Nos. From those who would Learnedly make it appear, That 'tis Factious either to shun or to fear The most eminent Dangers, though never so near: Libera Nos. From Infallible Fopps, who would make us believe We must pin our Faith to their Catholick Slieve, Till we suffer a Bondage beyond a Reprieve: Libera Nos. From the Factors of Rome, who hither are sent, To raise causless dislikes of the Kings Government; And the seperate him and his Parliament: Libera Nos. From such as will whisper the Traytors Defence, And do own they believe their avouch'd Innocence, Thereby to disparage the Kings Evidence: Libera Nos. From Powisand Peters, and all the whole Crew, And from all that would have them come short of their due; From Friers and Priests, and from Jesuits too: Libera Nos. And lastly from all that wish ill to the King, Or Popery into this Nation would bring; Who merit no less than a Paddington Swing. Libera Nos.