"A particular of those interpretations of some things questioned in the matter of subscription with which I had satisfied my selfe in former times, and with which I offered to subscribe the same day wherin I was deprived for not subscribing, which were presented to his maiesty by the bishop of Winchester, and after to his lords grace of Canterbury, vpon which I was restored to my ministry"
MS. Rawl. A. 419, fol. 48
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Title
"A particular of those interpretations of some things questioned in the matter of subscription with which I had satisfied my selfe in former times, and with which I offered to subscribe the same day wherin I was deprived for not subscribing, which were presented to his maiesty by the bishop of Winchester, and after to his lords grace of Canterbury, vpon which I was restored to my ministry"
Shelfmark
MS. Rawl. A. 419, fol. 48
Summary
The name of "Dr. [John] Burges" is added in the margin. At the end is this note:—"These interpretations K. James accepted, and my lords grace of Canterbury affirmed them to be the true sense and meaning of the Church of England."
Date
Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
Language
English
Physical extent
1 item
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Collection contents
Rawlinson A: English History
Theological papers
"A particular of those interpretations of some things questioned in the matter of subscription with which I had satisfied my selfe in former times, and with which I offered to subscribe the same day wherin I was deprived for not subscribing, which were presented to his maiesty by the bishop of Winchester, and after to his lords grace of Canterbury, vpon which I was restored to my ministry"
