The Cross in Ritual Architecture And Art
The Cross in Ritual Architecture And Art
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" The custom, common in past days, of formally destroying a book by way of condemning its publication, has several times been illustrated at S. Paul's Cross. Many of Luther's works were burnt at a sermon preached there by Fisher on May 1 2th, 1521; and Tyndale's translation of the New Testament, after another sermon by the same bishop, Cardinal VVolsey being present also, in 1530. In 1613, some books by a Jesuit named Suarez, whose works were said to be "derogatory to Princes, " were burnt at t...he Cross, and the writings by Pareus, concerning the people's authority over princes, were similarly treated in 1622.
A notice of the Cross in the reign of Edward III. Gives us a curious insight into the ideas of episcopal duty at the time. Michael de Northbury, Bishop of London from 1354 THE READING CROSS, ST. PAUL'S, LONDON.
PUBLIC CROSSES. 85 to 1362, acted as a pawnbroker for the benefit of the citizens of that city, and if at the year's end the pledges were not redeemed, notice was given by the preacher, after his sermon at the Cross, that they would be sold in fourteen days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The custom, common in past days, of formally destroying a book by way of condemning its publication, has several times been illustrated at S. Paul's Cross. Many of Luther's works were burnt at a sermon preached there by Fisher on May 1 2th, 1521; and Tyndale's translation of the New Testament, after another sermon by the same bishop, Cardinal VVolsey being present also, in 1530. In 1613, some books by a Jesuit named Suarez, whose works were said to be "derogatory to Princes, " were burnt at t...he Cross, and the writings by Pareus, concerning the people's authority over princes, were similarly treated in 1622.
A notice of the Cross in the reign of Edward III. Gives us a curious insight into the ideas of episcopal duty at the time. Michael de Northbury, Bishop of London from 1354 THE READING CROSS, ST. PAUL'S, LONDON.
PUBLIC CROSSES. 85 to 1362, acted as a pawnbroker for the benefit of the citizens of that city, and if at the year's end the pledges were not redeemed, notice was given by the preacher, after his sermon at the Cross, that they would be sold in fourteen days.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Geo S George Smith Tyack to read onlineMoreLess
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