St. Paul's Cathedral, London
St. Paul's Cathedral, London
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"The ij sonday of Lent (1549) preched Coverdalle, and whom hye masse was done the dene of Powiles that was that tyme William May commandyd the sacrament at the hye autre to be pullyd downe*" ." Item the x. day of ApriU (i 549) was pullyd downe the clowster in Powiles that was callyd the> Pardon churcheyerd wyth the chappelle that stode in the myddes, to bylde the protectores place with alle." ** Item the iij. day of June (i 549), the wyche was the monday after the Ascencion day, all the gray am...messe with the calober^ in Powiles war put downe," 1 John Cardmaker. Vicar of St. Bride's.
' Calober. This, it is believed, was a part of the furred vestment worn by the canons in choir.
54 IN THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY ''Itcm the Tsvij, dajrof June (1549) ^^^ was sent a commandement from the councelle unto Powlles that they shnkle have no more the Apottylles masse in the mornynge, nor our Lady masse, nor no oommnnyone at no aultelle in the church but at the hye awlter/' ** Item the zxj. day of the same monyth (July, 1 549) the wyche was sonday, the byshoppe of Cauntorbery^ came sodenly to Powllo and there shoyd and made a narracyon of thoys that dyd rysse in dyvers places within the realme, and what rebellyout they were, and wolde take aponne them to refbrme thynges befor the lawe, and to take the kynges powre in honde« And soo was there at procession, and dyd the ofies hym selfe in a cope and no vestment; nor mytter, nor crosse, but a crosse staffe ; and soo dyd alle the ofieSy aad hys sattene cappe on hy» hede alle the tyme of the offes ; and soo gave the communione hym selfe unto viij.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The ij sonday of Lent (1549) preched Coverdalle, and whom hye masse was done the dene of Powiles that was that tyme William May commandyd the sacrament at the hye autre to be pullyd downe*" ." Item the x. day of ApriU (i 549) was pullyd downe the clowster in Powiles that was callyd the> Pardon churcheyerd wyth the chappelle that stode in the myddes, to bylde the protectores place with alle." ** Item the iij. day of June (i 549), the wyche was the monday after the Ascencion day, all the gray am...messe with the calober^ in Powiles war put downe," 1 John Cardmaker. Vicar of St. Bride's.
' Calober. This, it is believed, was a part of the furred vestment worn by the canons in choir.
54 IN THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY ''Itcm the Tsvij, dajrof June (1549) ^^^ was sent a commandement from the councelle unto Powlles that they shnkle have no more the Apottylles masse in the mornynge, nor our Lady masse, nor no oommnnyone at no aultelle in the church but at the hye awlter/' ** Item the zxj. day of the same monyth (July, 1 549) the wyche was sonday, the byshoppe of Cauntorbery^ came sodenly to Powllo and there shoyd and made a narracyon of thoys that dyd rysse in dyvers places within the realme, and what rebellyout they were, and wolde take aponne them to refbrme thynges befor the lawe, and to take the kynges powre in honde« And soo was there at procession, and dyd the ofies hym selfe in a cope and no vestment; nor mytter, nor crosse, but a crosse staffe ; and soo dyd alle the ofieSy aad hys sattene cappe on hy» hede alle the tyme of the offes ; and soo gave the communione hym selfe unto viij.
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