History of the Reformation in the Sixteenth Century, Volume 5 / The Reformation in England

by J. H. Merle d'Aubigné

[1055] Totum triennium Sacræ Scripturæ monumentis periegendis impendit. M. Adam. p. 1.

[1056] Like a merchant greedy of all good things. Foxe. viii, p. 4.

[1057] Tardus quidem lector sed vehemens observator. M. Adam. p. 1.

[1058] Sine calamo nunquam ad scriptoris eujusquam librum accessit. M. Adam. p. 1.

[1059] Omnes omnium opiniones tacito secum judicio trutinabat. Ibid.

[1060] Cranmer's Works, p. 17, 18.

[1061] God knows, and not I. Foxe, viii, 7.

[1062] Burnet, vol. i, p. 60.

[1063] Ibid.

[1064] For the discharging of both our consciences. Foxe, VIII, p. 8.