Popery.

1. THE demanding a Noble, for a dead body passing through a a Town, came from hence in time of Popery, they carried the dead Body into the Church, where the Priest said Dir∣gies; and twenty Dirgies at four Pence a piece, comes to a Noble; but now it is forbidden by an Order from my Lord Marshal, the Heralds carry his Warrant about them.

2. We charge the Prelatical Clergy with Popery, to make them odious, tho’ we know they are guilty of no such thing: Just as heretofore they call’d Ima∣ges Mammets, and the Adoration of Ima∣ges Mammetry: that is, Mahomet and Ma∣hometry; odious Names, when all the World knows the Turks are forbidden I∣mages by their Religion.