"A form of Bidding the Bedes used in festivals in the diocese of Worcester in the reign of K. Edward III.; Bp. Andrews's prayer before sermon in Q. Elizabeth's reign; to which is prefix'd a brief account of the rise of bidding the beads as used in the times of popery, and of the agreeableness of a prayer in the pulpit before sermon to the usage of the primitive Church and the custom of the Church of England since the Reformation"
MS. Rawl. C. 412, fol. 49
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Title
"A form of Bidding the Bedes used in festivals in the diocese of Worcester in the reign of K. Edward III.; Bp. Andrews's prayer before sermon in Q. Elizabeth's reign; to which is prefix'd a brief account of the rise of bidding the beads as used in the times of popery, and of the agreeableness of a prayer in the pulpit before sermon to the usage of the primitive Church and the custom of the Church of England since the Reformation"
Shelfmark
MS. Rawl. C. 412, fol. 49
Date
Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
Language
English
Physical extent
1 item
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Collection contents
Rawlinson C: History, Theology
A fourth volume of the miscellaneous MSS. of Rev. John Lewis, of Margate
"A form of Bidding the Bedes used in festivals in the diocese of Worcester in the reign of K. Edward III.; Bp. Andrews's prayer before sermon in Q. Elizabeth's reign; to which is prefix'd a brief account of the rise of bidding the beads as used in the times of popery, and of the agreeableness of a prayer in the pulpit before sermon to the usage of the primitive Church and the custom of the Church of England since the Reformation"
