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A History of the County of London
… of the chroniclers of the day to the effect that if the Lollards succeeded, one of their first enterprises would be …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… 1332-38', BIHR , 8 (1940-1). Thomson, J. A. F., The Later Lollards 1414-1520 (Oxford, 1965). Thornton, T., 'A defence …
A New History of London
… The disciples of Wickcliffe, distinguished by the name of Lollards, had become very formidable by their numbers; and … by his vigilance: he shut the city gates to prevent the Lollards in London from joining them, and then seized those … and the parliament passed an act 24, by which convicted Lollards, should, beside capital punishment, forfeit lands …
A New History of London
… to the statute 25 Edward III. 1 the statutes against Lollards and heresies were repealed; private masses were …
A New History of London
… of Wickliff, the first British reformer, who were called Lollards, was finished by Chichely, and remains a lasting …
A History of the County of Essex
… recorded in 1598 may have been a guildhall. 21 Two Boxted Lollards, one the holy water clerk, abjured in 1505 and two other Lollards were arrested in 1531. 22 From 1528 heretics, probably Lollards, from Colchester and Steeple Bumpstead met at a …