| Henry Offley Wakeman - 1887 - Страниц: 248
...denounced in the University pulpit as a Papist, and, as his biographer tells us, it was almost an heresy to be seen in his company and a misprision of heresy to give him a civil salutation in the street. Nevertheless, the younger members of the University, those who had been bred under the... | |
| Morris Joseph Fuller - 1897 - Страниц: 632
...Popish passages ; and so great was the outcry made about it that it was almost made a heresy for any one to be seen in his company, and a misprision of heresy to give him a civil salutation in the streets. His very friends seemed inclined to cast him off as a dangerous, or at least an injudicious,... | |
| Walter Farquhar Hook - 1844 - Страниц: 610
...popishly inclined, that it was almost made a heresy, (as I have heard from his own mouth) for any one to be seen in his company, and a misprision of heresy to give him a civil salutation as he walked the streets." In the mean time Dr. Abbot had published in 1604 a tract, entitled, " The... | |
| Dictionary - 1885 - Страниц: 500
...often made an heresy (as I have heard from his own mouth) for any one to be seen in his Abbot Abbot company, and a misprision of heresy to give him a civil salutation as he walked the streets ' (HEYUN, ed. 1668, p. 54). Laud was not the only champion of dissentient... | |
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