- A
martyrology is a
catalogue or list of
martyrs and
other saints and
beati arranged in the
calendar order of
their anniversaries or feasts.
Local martyrologies...
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Thomas Brice (1536–1571) was a
Church of
England clergyman,
martyrologist and poet in the
later 16th century.
Brice was
engaged early in
Queen Mary's...
- me he was ever a good, a gentle, and a
sovereign lord." John Foxe,
martyrologist,
included Anne in his book,
Actes and Monuments,
claiming she was a...
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November 2005. The Acts and
Monuments of John Foxe: With a Life of the
Martyrologist, and
Vindication of the Work,
Volume 4. Seeley, Burnside, and Seeley...
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treated with genuine, but limited, respect. His
demolition of the
martyrologist's history of the Waldenses, and of some of his
other medieval reconstructions...
- "B"
being a
current one in
classical sources for
Indian names. The
martyrologist Rabban Sliba dedicated a
special day to both the
Indian king, his family...
- she was
sympathetic to
reformist ideas, and
engaged the
Protestant martyrologist John Foxe as
tutor for her brother's five children: Thomas, Jane, Henry...
- were
martyred during the
reign of
Queen Mary I, and the
Protestant martyrologist John Foxe
recorded their stories in his
famous work Acts and Monuments...
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Retrieved 17
February 2014. Cross,
Claire (1993). "An
Elizabethan Martyrologist and his Martyr: John Mush and
Margaret ****herow".
Studies in Church...
- diplomat,
Governor of
Guernsey John Foxe (1516/17–1587)
historian and
martyrologist Edmund Ingalls (ca.1598–1648)
emigrated to
Salem in 1628 and founded...
