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Great Bible hagiogra...
The title page to the Hagiographia. This image shows Henry VIII presenting Bibles to clerics on one side and laymen on the other. Below to the left and right are Thomas Cranmer Archbishop of Canterbury, and Thomas Cromwell distributing Bibles. This picture is telling us that the Pope no longer has...
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Great Bible binding
The Great Bible was the first royally commissioned Bible printed in English. It was printed in 1539 and is one of only two that were printed on parchment and illustrated.
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The Burning of Heret...
Religious prisoners in the 16th century were seen as a special case. Many were kept in the Clink Gaol - a small lock up that became notorious for this purpose or the Tower of London. Unlike ordinary prisoners they were seen as traitors and rebels. They were treated worse that ordinary prisoners and ...
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The Burning of John ...
John Rogers was the first Religious Martyr burned at the stake at Smithfield, England under the rule of Queen Mary I. He was born in 1507 at Aston, Warwickshire and executed on February 4th, 1555. He took Holy Orders in the Roman Catholic Church but in 1534 he was called to Antwart Brabant, and was ...
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Religious Prisoners
In the turmoil that followed King Henry VIII's dissolution of the monasteries all those who religious belief differed from those in power suffered persecution. During Queen (like John Hooper and John Rogers who published an English version of the bible) were imprisoned in the Clink Gaol before being...
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Religious Prisoners
In the turmoil that followed King Henry VIII's dissolution of the monasteries all those who religious belief differed from those in power suffered persecution. During Queen Mary's reign Protestants (like John Hooper and John Rogers who published an English version of the bible) were imprisoned in th...
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