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Résumé : MS 172 contains two works. The first is Martin Bucer's critique of the 1549 Book of Common Prayer. Martin Bucer (1491-1551) was a reformation theologian from Alsace and a prominent figure in the English reformation, becoming Regius Professor of Divinity at the University of Cambridge late in 1549. MS 172 also contains a discussion of predestination by John Skip (d. 1552), who served as Queen Anne Boleyn's almoner and as the bishop of Hereford.
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Langue(s) des textes : latin
Intervenants :
Martin Bucer - author
1-120 - Martin Bucer, Notes on the Book of Common Prayer, 1551 || Martini Buceri annotationes in librum precum communium
Note : Exemplar autographum scriptum A. D. 1551. Inscribitur sed diversa manu ad episcopum Eliensem
Note : Autograph
incipit : (1) Benevolentia atque beneficium hoc domini nostri Ihesu Christi
Note : Dated at the end (p. 118) Nonis Ian. MDLI Cambridge
Note : Analysed by the Rev. Arthur Roberts, in English, 1853
John Skip - author
121-140 - John Skip, Comments on disputed questions, 1533 || Prefationem cum positionibus Iohannis Skypp [postea episcopi Herefordensis] in questiones disputatas in comitiis A. D. 1533
incipit : (123) Si scirem vos viri grauissimi aliquid a me expectare quod vel ingeniosum vel eruditum
Note : The principal subject is predestination
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