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... according to the traditional belief of the Church , our Lord will come from the east to judge the living and the dead . But independent of these mystical and pious reasons , the ancient and canonical position is the most judicious that ...
... according to the traditional belief of the Church , our Lord will come from the east to judge the living and the dead . But independent of these mystical and pious reasons , the ancient and canonical position is the most judicious that ...
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... according to the prospectuses issued , every religion may have a separate parterre , with any class of temple , from the synagogue to the meeting - house . However these sort of modern arrangements may suit the unitarian and the infidel ...
... according to the prospectuses issued , every religion may have a separate parterre , with any class of temple , from the synagogue to the meeting - house . However these sort of modern arrangements may suit the unitarian and the infidel ...
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... according to a most ancient and laudable custom ) , in honour of certain saints , by whose names they are distinguished . It is worthy of remark that the first rood erected in England since their de- struction by act of Parliament , was ...
... according to a most ancient and laudable custom ) , in honour of certain saints , by whose names they are distinguished . It is worthy of remark that the first rood erected in England since their de- struction by act of Parliament , was ...
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... according to the scale of the church , and their breadth extends the whole width of the chancel arch , or in a choir church the breadth of the nave . The carving on many of these screens is most varied and elaborate , and independent of ...
... according to the scale of the church , and their breadth extends the whole width of the chancel arch , or in a choir church the breadth of the nave . The carving on many of these screens is most varied and elaborate , and independent of ...
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... according to the Sarum rite , commenced on Good Friday , and continued till Easter - day , early in the morning , when the blessed sacrament was brought forth from the sepulchre with solemn procession . This ceremony was also practised ...
... according to the Sarum rite , commenced on Good Friday , and continued till Easter - day , early in the morning , when the blessed sacrament was brought forth from the sepulchre with solemn procession . This ceremony was also practised ...
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Page 77 - A Discoverie of the Manifold Corruptions of the Holy Scriptures by the Heretikes of our Daies, specially the English Sectaries, and of their foule dealing herein...
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Page 127 - ... to appease all such diversity (if any arise) and for the resolution of all doubts, concerning the manner how to understand, do and execute the things contained in this Book...
Page 139 - ... the corner of the napkin, wherein the bread was laid, and when he beheld the bread he laid it down again, flew back a step or two, bowed three several times towards it, then he drew near again and opened the napkin and bowed as before.
Page 126 - ... of contention taken away, which many times groweth by those and such like diversities, and considering that amongst other things belonging to our royal office and...
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Page 126 - ... be set up in some convenient part of the chancel within every such church or chapel, to serve for the ministration of the blessed communion. And, to the intent the same may be done without the offence of such of our loving subjects as be not yet so well persuaded in that behalf as we could wish, we send unto you herewith certain considerations, gathered and collected, that make for the purpose.
Page 7 - AN AMICABLE DISCUSSION on the Church of England, and on the Reformation in general; translated from the French of the " DISCUSSION AMICALE,
Page 123 - The Austin Friars, in London, was given to the Dutch Protestants as a preaching place ; it was once a most glorious church. Stow, who remembered it in its glory, describes it thus : " A large church, having a most fine spired steeple, small, high, and straight, so that I have not seen the like.