-
Purveyance was an
ancient prerogative right of the
English Crown to
purchase provisions and
other necessaries for the
royal household, at an appraised...
- John
Purvey (c. 1354 – c. 1414) was an
English preacher, reformer, and
sometime disciple of John Wycliffe. He is po****rly ****ociated with the "Later Version"...
- John
Purvey (by 1525 – 21
April 1583), of Wormley, Hertfordshire, was an
English politician. He was a
Member (MP) of the
Parliament of
England for Huntingdon...
- A
grocery store (AE),
grocery shop (BE) or
simply grocery is a
retail store that
primarily retails a
general range of food products,
which may be fresh...
-
Wycliffe of the
University of
Oxford directly or with a team
including John
Purvey and
Nicholas Hereford to
promote Wycliffite ideas, used by
Lollards for...
- of the
Wycliffe Bible, John
Purvey,
written 1395.
Trial of
Eleanor Rykener According to some, this was
printed as
Purvey, op. cit.[citation needed] Original...
-
Canterbury Tales. 1388 –
Revision of Wycliffe's
Bible is
completed by John
Purvey, and Wyclif's followers,
known as Lollards,
begin to be ****cuted in England...
- instance, in 1998,
Richard Dawkins wrote that "The X-Files
systematically purveys an anti-rational view of the
world which, by
virtue of its
recurrent persistence...
-
Speed shops are
local brick and
mortar businesses which typically purvey aftermarket automotive accessories intended to
increase the
performance of automobiles...
- in Beijing, China,
where some
restaurants set up food
stalls outdoors to
purvey the product.
Concerns about air
pollution generated from
shaokao vendors...
