Book may have numerous typos, missing text, images, or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1848. Excerpt: ... EXAMINATIONS AND PRISON-CONFERENCES, 1555. [The 'Examinations' of Bradford were forwarded in MS. by Arch, bishop Grindal from Strasburgh, November 28, 1557, to Foxe the martyrologist. The archbishop wrote: 'I now send to you the examinations of Bradford, and some of his other writings, that you may employ yourself as you please in translating them.' To this Foxe replied: 'I have received the narrative of Bradford, with various letters of his, which had been sent to different persons. I perceive in this matter, my Edmond, how faithful you are to your promise, and without fault, as they say. Would that we had all other remains of the martyrs brought together with equal care1!' The 'examinations' and a large portion of the 'conferences' appeared in Latin, in the edition of the 'Acts and monuments' of Foxe printed in that language, the Rerum in ecclesia gestarum commentarii, Basil. 1559; and nearly the whole is given in the first English impression, 1563, of the 'Acts' of Foxe, and in all subsequent editions. The 'Examinations and conferences,' printed separately by Griffith 1561, alone supply the 'conferences,' p. 493--552, in the form in which they were penned, at least for the most part, by Bradford himself; for that impression supplies words and phrases throughout, sentences occasionally, and in one place (515--82) three pages not given in any edition of Foxe. The 'Prison-conferences' are also written throughout in the edition of 1561 in the first person; and sometimes convey the feelings of Bradford in that edition in brief colloquialisms, which could scarcely have been employed by any one else3. The present follows the text (unless where otherwise noted) of a copy of the exceedingly scarce edition of Griffith, 1561, in the possession of the editor4. The 'Reasons against transubsta...

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1853. Excerpt: ... THE HURT OF HEARING MASS. Tho "Hurt of hearing mass," in the following reprint, follows, unless it be otherwise noted, the text of the edition of Copland, without date, of which the title is given immediately after this preface. Passages in this Treatiso, some of which are of considerable length, now are first printed from Lansdown MS. No. 389, fol. 38, reverse--74, in the British Museum. The text of this reprint has throughout been compared with that MS., and occasionally with another early transcript, also in the British Museum, MS. 422. No. 19, fol. 104--131, in the Harleian collection, and with the edition printed by Eirkham, 1580. Bradford has reforred to this Treatise in Letters XLI. p. 116, XLIV. p. 126, and XCIII. p. 236, above. The reasoning also in p. 513 is quoted in the very scarce first edition of Foxe's Acts and Monuments, 1563, p. 889, or ed. 1843--9, Vol. VI. p. 358. The subject of this Treatise, being amid the fierce persecutions of the sixteenth century of deep interest, has been frequently handled both by tho English and Foreign Reformers2. Bradford, in particular, The names of Calvin, Viret, Bullinger, and Hooper, are referred to on the margin of p. 300. See Calvin. Tractat. Theol. secund. part, class, tert. Advers. Pseudonicodemitas, De fugiendis impiornm illicitis sacris epistola, 1537, Excusatio ad pseudo-Nicodemos, 1545, and other Treatises, Op. Tom. VIII. pp.409--99, Amstel. 1667--71. Viret, " Of the principal points which are at this day in controversy concerning the holy supper of Jesus Christ, and of the mass of the Romish church,... translated by John Shot," Barker, London, 1579, referred to in Herbert, Typogr. Antiq.,Vol. II. p. 1080, Lond. 1785--90; and " An epistle to the faithful, necessary for all the children of God, es...

Writings of John Bradford

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The Writings of John Bradford, M.A., Fellow of Pembroke Hall, Cambridge, and Prebendary of St. Paul's, Martyr, 1555 ... Edited for the Parker Society; Volume 1

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The Writings Of John Bradford ...: Containing Sermons, Meditations, Examinations, Etc.

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The Writings of John Bradford, M.a.: Fellow of Pembroke Hall, Cambridge, and Prebendary of St. Paul's, Martyr, 1555...; Volume 2

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The Writings Of John Bradford: Containing Sermons, Meditations, Examinations, Etc. (1848)

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Memoirs Of The Life And Martyrdom Of John Bradford: With His Examinations, Letters, Etc. (1832)

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