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The apology of the Church of England, and an epistle to one Seignior Scipio…

Name: The apology of the Church of England, and an epistle to one Seignior Scipio…
Author: John Jewel

The apology of the Church of England, and an epistle to one Seignior Scipio a Venetian gentleman, concerning the Council of Trent written both in Latin / by ... John Jewel ... ; made English by a person of quality ; to which is added, The life of the said bishop ; collected and written by the same hand.

John Jewel 1522–1571London: printed by T. H. for Richard Chiswell, 1685

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There is fixed upon the Bishops Gravestone, a Plate of Brass with t…: There is fixed upon the Bishops Gravestone, a Plate of Brass with the Arms of his Famil…

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There is fixed upon the Bishops Gravestone, a Plate of Brass with the Arms of his Family, and this following Inscription.

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D. Johanni Jewello Anglo Devoniensi ex Antiqua Ivellorum familia Budenae Oriundo, Academiae Oxoniensis Laudatissimo Alumno: Mariana tempestate per Germaniam Exuli, Praesuli Regnante Elizabetha Regina Sarisburiensis Diocoeseos (cui per Annos XI. Menses IX. summa fide & integritate praefuit) Religiosissimo: Immaturo fato Monkton-farleae praerepto XXIII. Sept. Anno salutis humanae Christi Merito Restitutae 1571. & Aetatis suae 49. Positum est Observantiae ergo Hoc Monumentum.

D. IOhanni Iewello Anglo Devoniensi ex Antiqua Iuellorum familia Budenae Oriundo, Academiae Oxoniensis Laudatissimo Alumno: Mariana tempestate per Germaniam Exuli, Praesuli Regnante Elizabetha Regina Sarisburiensis Diocoeseos (cui per Annos XI. Menses IX. summa fide & integritate praefuit) Religiosissimo: Immaturo fato Monkton-farleae praerepto XXIII. Sept. Anno salutis humanae Christi Merito Restitutae 1571. & Aetatis suae 49. Positum est Observantiae ergo Hoc Monumentum.

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This Epitaph was drawn for him by Mr. Humphrey, and much more; which in probability could not be all put upon the Brass: But yet he took care to publish it at large in his Life of the Bishop, from whence I have transcribed it, which is in these words.

This Epitaph was drawn for him by Mr. Humfrey, and much more; which in probability could not be all put upon the Brass: But yet he took care to publish it at large in his Life of the Bishop, from whence I have transcribed it, which is in these words.

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There is fixed upon the Bishops Gravestone, a Plate of Brass with the Arms of his Family, and this following Inscription.

This Epitaph was drawn for him by Mr. Humphrey, and much more; which in probability could not be all put upon the Brass: But yet he took care to publish it at large in his Life of the Bishop, from whence I have transcribed it, which is in these words.

This Epitaph was drawn for him by Mr. Humfrey, and much more; which in probability could not be all put upon the Brass: But yet he took care to publish it at large in his Life of the Bishop, from whence I have transcribed it, which is in these words.