CHAPTER IX.

The Trial resumed--Catherine summoned--Twelve Articles--The Witnesses' Evidence--Arthur and Catherine really married--Campeggio opposes the Argument of Divine Right--Other Arguments--The Legates required to deliver Judgment--Their Tergiversations--Change in Men's Minds--Final Session--General Expectation--Adjournment during Harvest--Campeggio excuses this Impertinence--The King's Indignation--Suffolk's Violence--Wolsey's Reply--He is ruined--General Accusations--The Cardinal turns to an Episcopal Life, page 384