Postremvs Catalogvs Haereticorum Romæ conflatus, 1559

manifestly represents to us the nature of that beast and that tyrannical portent. But since it is very useful for all of Christ's Churches everywhere to be warned of such a great, such a horrible, and such an execrable tyranny, with which that son of perdition and lies, having most shamefully violated the promise to celebrate a Universal Council, casts aside, condemns, and tramples underfoot the heavenly doctrine and even Christ himself, I thought it my duty to prepare the Conciliabulum clandestine council or the Catalog itself, compiled at Rome