The twenty-fifth of January, being St. Paul's Day, was a general procession of St. Paul by every parish, both priests and clerks in copes to the number of a 1ſ0 [sic], singing Salve festa dies, with ninety crosses borne. The procession was through Cheap unto Leadenhall. And before went the children of the Grey Friars and Paul's school. There were eight bishops and the bishop of London, mitered, bearing the sacrament with him, of torches burning and a canopy borne over. And so about the churchyard and in at the west door with the lord mayor and the aldermen and all the crafts in their best liveries. And within a while after, the King came and my lord cardinal and the Prince of Piedmont and divers lords and knights. They heard Mass. And after, to the court to dinner. And at night bonfires and great ringing in every church.