| Thomas Bayly Howell - Trials - 1810 - 796 pages
...true church. 7. On a Gun-powder Treason day, he was offended at an oration made by a scholar, whersin traitor Faux was with fitting terms detested, and...matchless impiety execrated : He said it was a great ofience of our church to speak evil of any that are dead. 8. By the masters not regarding it, our College... | |
| Cambridge univ, statutes - 1855 - 550 pages
...of our scholars, where- . i in the traitor Faux was with fitting terms detested, and his 'V . •" ' matchless impiety execrated. He said it was a great...master, he slightly put it off as an idle matter." f From the Statutes of the University, chap. 56, p. 1. " Upon the first day of every term an exhortation... | |
| Theodore Schroeder - Blasphemy - 1919 - 468 pages
...true church. "7. On a Gun-powder Treason day, he was offended at an oration made by a scholar, wherein traitor Faux was with fitting terms detested, and...of our church to speak evil of any that are dead. "8. By the masters not regarding it, our College is very ill reported of abroad, for corruption in... | |
| Frank Walsh Brownlow - Drama - 1993 - 452 pages
...Divines." He offended the fellows by criticizing a scholar's oration against Guy Fawkes on Gunpowder Day: "It was a great offence of our Church to speak evil of any that are dead." When these unacceptable views were reported to Harsnett, "he slightly put it off as an idle matter."... | |
| Aubrey Leonard Attwater - Pembroke College (University of Oxford) - 1954 - 180 pages
...trayter, wth some termes detesting and execrating that matchless impiety, affirming that it was an offence of our Church to speak evil of any that are dead". Poclynton adopted a policy of attacking his opponents by hitting at them through their pupils. Walter... | |
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