John Frith, Scholar and Martyr: A BiographyJohn Frith was one of the outstanding academics of his time. He had a clear logical mathematical mind, was highly respected and influenced many. Yet, in 1553, at the age of 30, he was burnt at the stake for writing books supporting doctrines of Reformation. This work discusses his life. |
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Table des matières
Chapter 1 | |
Cambridge 15231525 | |
Oxford 15251528 | |
The Continent 15281531 | |
Early Publications 1529 | |
A Brief Return to England 1531 | |
Frith Tyndale and Stephen Vaughan 1531 92 | |
A Disputation of Purgatory 1531 | |
Frith is Arrested in England 1532 | |
Writings from Prison 15321533 | |
Trial and Martyrdom 1533 | |
The Articles wherefore John Frith died 1533 144 | |
Reformation in England Friths Influence 153 | |
Friths Communion Prayer | |
Index | |
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