Evangelical Biography: Or, An Historical Account of the Lives & Deaths of the Most Eminent and Evangelical Authors Or Preachers, Both British and Foreign, in the Several Denominations of Protestants, from the Beginning of the Reformation to the Present Time ...W. Baynes, 1816 - Christian biography |
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... there had been thirty thousand ; but , in the 1357 , they were so far decreased that the whole was not above six thousand . This was entirely owing to the bad bad practices of the preaching friars , who took all WICKLIFFE . 3.
... there had been thirty thousand ; but , in the 1357 , they were so far decreased that the whole was not above six thousand . This was entirely owing to the bad bad practices of the preaching friars , who took all WICKLIFFE . 3.
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... took all oppor- tunities to entice the students , from the colleges , into their convents , which made people afraid of sending their children to the university . The friars disregarded the de- termination of the parliament in 1566 ...
... took all oppor- tunities to entice the students , from the colleges , into their convents , which made people afraid of sending their children to the university . The friars disregarded the de- termination of the parliament in 1566 ...
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... took away the books and other things , which the founder , by his last will , had left to the Hall . Wickliffe , and the three expelled fellows , appealed to the pope ; to which appeal the archbishop made a reply , and the pope ...
... took away the books and other things , which the founder , by his last will , had left to the Hall . Wickliffe , and the three expelled fellows , appealed to the pope ; to which appeal the archbishop made a reply , and the pope ...
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... took him under his patronage . At this time Wick- liffe stiled himself peculiaris regis clericus , or the king's own clerk or chaplain : But he professed himself an obedient son of the Roman church , to avoid the personal injury ...
... took him under his patronage . At this time Wick- liffe stiled himself peculiaris regis clericus , or the king's own clerk or chaplain : But he professed himself an obedient son of the Roman church , to avoid the personal injury ...
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... took his degree as doctor of divinity , which he publicly professed , and read lectures in it with very great applause ; for he had such authority in the schools , that his opinion was received as an oracle , in- stead of being ...
... took his degree as doctor of divinity , which he publicly professed , and read lectures in it with very great applause ; for he had such authority in the schools , that his opinion was received as an oracle , in- stead of being ...
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