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A New History of London
… scheme of wickedness, intended to destroy the heads of heresy thus collected together, and then to restore popery. … was, to the shame of our Protestant church, burnt for heresy the same year, at Litchfield 9. The religious house of …
A New History of London
… and sea service. But as persecution in religion increases heresy, so the spirit of liberty only spread the wider and …
A New History of London
… from which for more than an age, they had fallen off by heresy. Never man who came on so important an errand, met …
A New History of London
… ticket, in which was a representation of the pope treading heresy under foot 43. Queen Ann died on Sunday August 1st, …
A New History of London
… king, for his concurrence, in prosecuting lord Cobham for heresy. Henry, unwilling to sacrifice a man of Cobham's … for his rebellion, and his body afterward burnt for his heresy 23. This conspiracy brought great disgrace on the … and other magistrates, were to take an oath to suppress heresy to the utmost of their power. Though the parliament …
A New History of London
… catholics and three protestants this year suffered for heresy; and as if it was intended to manifest the absurdity …
A New History of London
… infallible head of the church; but persons suspected of heresy were seized, and if they refused to subscribe the …
A New History of London
… vested with the whole spiritual power; and in determining heresy, the sovereign was only limited by the authority of …
A New History of London
… law are these: blasphemy, apostacy from christianity, heresy, schism; ordinations, institutions of clerks to … was the bishop's prison for confining persons accused of heresy. These particulars relating to the college of heralds, …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… by him committed was attachyd in a cause of eryse [heresy] and thereupon abjured, sithen which adjuracion he had …