. Ciò che il mondo crede, il falso e il vero, abbracciando il popolo di tutte le razze e nazioni, i loro insegnamenti peculiari, riti, cerimonie, dai primi tempi pagani al presente, al quale si aggiunge un resoconto di ciò che il mondo crede oggi, da parte dei paesi. Chi all'inizio del 1378 risponedalle convocazioni del primate andò incustodito al chape!at Lambeth. Ma i proceedings sono stati arrestati da un ordine dalla regina-madre, e Wickliffe è stato respinto con un monito non a Bay Bnch thingsagain. Circa questa volta egli ap-pere per avere oommeni tiding out suoi poveri priei an-gelistSj e mi

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. What the world believes, the false and the true, embracing the people of all races and nations, their peculiar teachings, rites, ceremonies, from the earliest pagan times to the present, to which is added an account of what the world believes today, by countries. ick-liffe, who early in 1378 answeredthe summons of the primate andwent unattended to the chape!at Lambeth. But the proceed-ings were stopped by an orderfrom the queen-mother, andWickliffe was dismissed with awarning not to Bay Bnch thingsagain. About this time he ap-pears to have oommeni tiding out his poor priei an-gelistSj and missionaries to prop in the country places the truth of the Gospel. The same year, 1878, began th<in the Papacy. In 1J80 he completed and published his IBible, on which he had worked between ten and fifto re. It was translated from the Vulgate, and is believed to have been theBrsi complete version in English, In i»si he publicly attacked thedoctrine of transnbstantiation ; lentenoe of condemnation irai pro-nounced by the university, and Lancaster could i ol sup]him. The breaking out of Wat Tylers insurointensified the alarm which hisopini Eted. A synod was heldin London, :it whii ii Courtenay, new primate, presided ; w.eklinWsopinio! e declared he linance. 66 BIOGRAPHIES OF IMPORTANT CHARACTERS was issued for the arrest and imprisonment of the Lollards, hiafollowers. Wickliffe addressed a petition to the Commons, andthey demanded a repeal of the ordinance. In November, 1382, hewas cited before the primate at Oxford ; presented two confessions, one in Latin and the other in English ; and, without being againformally condemned, withdrew to his cure at Lutterworth. Hewas afterwards summoned to Eome by Urban VI., but was pre-vented by bodily weakness from obeying it. He was struck withparalysis while standing before the altar at Lutterworth, Decem-ber 29, 1384, and was carried to his house, where, on the last dayof the year, he peacefully died. His doctrine was condemned bythe Cou

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1880
• booksubjectreligions
• bookyear18