- as well as a Gr**** grammar, and "a
tragedie in
english of the
unjust supremacie of the
bushope of Rome". John
Dudley became his father's heir
after his...
- 1669 (repealed) 1669 c. 2 1669 c. 1 26
November 1669 Act ****erting his
Majesties Supremacie over all
persons and in all
causes Ecclesiasticall. Act ****erting his...
- under-officers and mynisters.
Section one from the
words "for and
concerning the
supremacie" to the
words "other
corporal othe," and so much of
section three as relates...
- flocking" of
Catholics to St Winefride's Well by
requiring "that the oath of
supremacie and
allegiance be
ordered unto all such
strangers (before they go to the...
- comparison], ... not ... to
their stately, but even
statarie and
ordinarie supremacie in the Church?". In his
Pseudodoxia Epidemica Sir
Thomas Browne used the...
- the most
significant change to the ordinal. The oath for the king's "
supremacie"
becomes one for the queen's "Soueraintee" and the pope is
again no longer...
- vse
vnlawfull (1604) [STC 3528] ______. A
Protestation of the King's
Supremacie (1605) [STC 3525] Cosin, Richard, 1549?-1597.
Answer to the two first...
- vse
vnlawfull (1604) [STC 3528] ______. A
Protestation of the King's
Supremacie (1605) [STC 3525] Cosin, Richard, 1549?-1597.
Answer to the two first...
- the oath
could legitimately be read as not
contradicting the pope's "
Supremacie in
spirituall causes". The Pope, however,
condemned the new oath soon...
- Scholemaister,
after byshop of Wynt., to make
certain verses extolling the
kinges supremacie against the
usurped power of the Pope,
encouraging also his
scholers to...
