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• He preached before the court in Lent 1553, when, as John Knox relates, " he most learnedly opened the causes of the bypast plagues, affirming that worse were to follow unless repentance should shortly be found ".
• She was now accused by person or persons unknown of " the using of sorcerie, witchcraft and incantatione, with invocation of spretis of the devill, continewand in familiarite with thame, at all sic tymes as sche thocht expedient, deling with charmes, and abusing pepill with devillisch craft of sorcerie foirsaid . . usit thie divers yeiris bypast ".
• As Regent of Scotland, Morton expected the support of England and Henry Killigrew; The knowledge of her Majesty's meaning has chiefly moved me to accept the charge ( the Regency ), resting in assured hope of her favourable protection and maintenance, especially for the present payment of our men-of-war their bypast wages, " without the quhilk I salbe drevin in mony great inconvenientis ."
• In June 1569 Moray went north to Brechin where he accepted hostages sent by the Earl of Huntley, then at Dunnotar Castle he proclaimed that he had, " reparit ( arrived ) in proper person ( as Regent ) to thir north partis of firm purpose and deliberation to reduce sic as hes neglectit their duty in time bypast . . ., intending to use lenitie ( leniency ) and moderation ."