Documentary Annals of the Reformed Church of England: Being a Collection of Injunctions, Declarations, Orders, Articles of Inquiry, &c. from the Year 1546 to the Year 1716, Tom 1At the University Press, 1839 |
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Strona ix
... received appeals from the spiritual courts . So that the supremacy of the crown in this respect may be summed up in the words of Hooker " , after the follow- ing manner : " There is required an univer- sal which reacheth over all ...
... received appeals from the spiritual courts . So that the supremacy of the crown in this respect may be summed up in the words of Hooker " , after the follow- ing manner : " There is required an univer- sal which reacheth over all ...
Strona xii
... received by the whole house with one accord . " The royal supremacy , whatever may be the extent of it , has since that time been often recognized and reserved in acts of parliament ; as for instance , in the Conventicle Act , 22 Car ...
... received by the whole house with one accord . " The royal supremacy , whatever may be the extent of it , has since that time been often recognized and reserved in acts of parliament ; as for instance , in the Conventicle Act , 22 Car ...
Strona xviii
... received by the rebellious spirits whom it was designed to sub- due , with no other feeling than that of savage exultation . Within a few years afterwards the king was compelled to consent to an act " which swept away the authority of ...
... received by the rebellious spirits whom it was designed to sub- due , with no other feeling than that of savage exultation . Within a few years afterwards the king was compelled to consent to an act " which swept away the authority of ...
Strona 5
... receive , and truly to observe and keep , every man in their offices , degrees and states , as they will 15 avoid his displeasure , and the pains in the same injunc- tions hereafter expressed . 1. The first is , that all deans ...
... receive , and truly to observe and keep , every man in their offices , degrees and states , as they will 15 avoid his displeasure , and the pains in the same injunc- tions hereafter expressed . 1. The first is , that all deans ...
Strona 10
... receive the blessed Sacrament of the altar , 10 and admonish them to learn the said necessary things more perfectly , or else they ought not to presume to come to God's board , without a perfect knowledge and will to observe the same ...
... receive the blessed Sacrament of the altar , 10 and admonish them to learn the said necessary things more perfectly , or else they ought not to presume to come to God's board , without a perfect knowledge and will to observe the same ...
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according aforesaid alia aliis Angliæ ELIZAB Anno Christi anno Domini appointed archbishop archbishop of Canterbury Archiepisc atque autem authority benefices bishop bishop of London Burnet Cant cause church church of England clergy Collier command common prayer communion council CRANMER curates cure diligently diocese divine service doctrine doth ecclesiæ ecclesiastica ecclesiastical Edmund Grindall Edward England eorum episcopi etiam fidei defensor Gilbert Gerrard godly Grindal H. R. vol hæc hath holy holy-days homilies hujusmodi injunctions Item jurisdiction justices of peace juxta king king's majesty's letter licensed London lord lordship ministers nobis nostræ offence omnes omnibus ordinary Papæ Rom parish parishioners Parker parliament persons preach preachers prebendaries proclamation quæ quam queen queen's majesty quenes quod realm reformation regni reign religion reverend father sacraments scripture sermon singulis statute Strype Sunday therein thereof tion tuam tyme unto vicars Walter Haddon
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