...were then remaining, were iuch only as had belonged to biihops,. monafteries, or other eccldiaftical corporations; in the preceding times of popery. For...the holy fathers, monks;, and friars; had in their confeflions, and fpecially in their extreme and deadly ficknefs, convinced the laity how dangerous...

...were then remaining were fuch only as had belonged to bifhops, monafterics, or other ecclefiaftical corporations, in the preceding times of popery. For...the holy fathers, monks, and friars, " had in their confeflions, and fpecially in their extreme and " deadly ficknefs, convinced the laity how dangerous...

...were then remaining were fuch only as had belonged to bifhops, monafteries, or other ecclefiaftical corporations, in the preceding times of popery. For he tells us, that " the hory fathers, monks, and friars, «« had in their confeffions, and fpecially in their extreme and...

...the Sixth, fays, that in all his time he never knew any villein in grofs throughout the realm ; «' for he tells us, that the holy fathers, monks, and *' friars, had, in their confeflions, and efpecially in their " extreme and deadly ficknefs, convinced the Laity how ** dangerous...

...were then remaining were fuch only as had belonged to bilhops, monafteries, or other ecclefiaftical corporations, in the preceding times of popery. For...the holy fathers, monks, and friars, had, in their confeflions, and fpecially in their extreme and deadly ficknefs, convinced the laity how dangerous...

...that were then remaining were fuch only as had belonged to bilhops, monafteries, or other ecclefiam«1 corporations, in the preceding times of popery. For he tells us, that " the holy iiihers, monies, and friars, had, in their conftffions, and fpecially in their extreme and deadly ficknefs,...

...throughout the realm ; and the few villeins regardant that were then remaining were such only as had belonged to bishops, monasteries, or other ecclesiastical...extreme and deadly sickness, convinced the laity how " dangerous a practice it was, for one Christian man to hold " another in bondage : so that temporal...

...throughout the realm; and the few villains regardant that were then remaining were such only as had belonged to bishops, monasteries, or other ecclesiastical...fathers, monks, and friars, had in their confessions, and specially in their extreme and deadly sickness, convinced the laity how dangerous a practice it was,...

...secretary to Edward VI.) he never knew a villicn in gross throughout the realm ; and the few villiens regardant that were then remaining, were such only...ecclesiastical corporations, in the preceding times of popery." He tells us f 'that the holy fathers, monks, and friars, had in their confessions, aijd especially...

...throughout the realm ; and the few villeins regardant that were then remaining were such only as had belonged to bishops, monasteries, or other ecclesiastical...extreme and deadly " sickness, convinced the laity how dangerous a practice it " was, for one Christian man to hold another in bondage : so " that temporal...