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... superstition " were ordered to recant and preach to their congregations that there was no scriptural authority permitting such . As polemic , the catalogue helps associate the medieval church with superstition and fraud . Sedition ...
... superstition " were ordered to recant and preach to their congregations that there was no scriptural authority permitting such . As polemic , the catalogue helps associate the medieval church with superstition and fraud . Sedition ...
Page 94
... superstition and errors " in- duced by ignorance . By the time of the Settlement , prayers for the dead had become generally associated with the Old Faith . The dramatist makes another thrust at the papacy , and by extension at the ...
... superstition and errors " in- duced by ignorance . By the time of the Settlement , prayers for the dead had become generally associated with the Old Faith . The dramatist makes another thrust at the papacy , and by extension at the ...
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... superstition . The inclusion of such allusions at this point is further evidence of how closely Shakespeare reflects the attitudes of the Elizabethan Settle- ment of Religion . The audience may have seen John's solitary position among ...
... superstition . The inclusion of such allusions at this point is further evidence of how closely Shakespeare reflects the attitudes of the Elizabethan Settle- ment of Religion . The audience may have seen John's solitary position among ...
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