English poem
And all such other counterfaitours
by William Langland (1332–1386)
"And all such other counterfaitours, Chanons, canons, and such disguised, Been Gods enemies and traitours, His true religion han foule despised. Of freres I have told before, In a making of a Crede; And yet I could tell worse and more, But men would werien it to rede."