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Strona 59 - God's word be contrary to itself, and whether the doctors teach doctrine contrary to themselves, or no ? For you, master Cranmer, have taught in this high sacrament of the altar three contrary doctrines," and yet you pretended in every one, ' verbum Domini.' " Cranmer : — " Nay, I taught but two contrary doctrines in the same.
Strona 253 - that the archbishop had drawn up a book of prayers a hundred times more perfect than that which was then in being ; but the same could not take place, for that he was matched with such a wicked clergy and convocation, and other enemies.
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| Tytuł | Cranmer & the Reformation Under Edward VI Jeannie Willis Memorial Fund Thirlwall and Gladstone prize essay |
| Autor | Charles Hugh Egerton Smyth |
| Wydawca | University Press, 1926 |
| W formie oryginalnej | Uniwersytet Kalifornijski |
| W formie cyfrowej | 11 Gru 2006 |
| Liczba stron | 315 |
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