pre-reformation

The porch dates from the 16th century, pre-reformation, and is built in brick.

Withycombe also points out that in Pre-Reformation times, it was custom to call your child after a feast day, should they be born on one.

The troops also removed the cathedral's original 13 ft Pre-Reformation high altar from the cathedral.

Pre-reformation and other old gravestones often recorded the occupation of the individual, especially if they had held important roles such a baron baillie.

One is a pre-Reformation, having the inscription "Ave ."

Apostle spoons were particularly popular in Pre-Reformation times when belief in the services of a patron saint was still strong.

That challenge dates from Pre-Reformation times on Vulcan, and is respected by the Romulans.

This is a curious classification as many Pre-Reformation Hospitals would have had Bedesmen saying prayers for the dead.

A bell rings at midday, an echo of the Pre-Reformation Angelus for midday prayer.

Church History: From Christ to Pre-Reformation.

The Common Lawyers of Pre-Reformation England (1983)

The 15th century mansion house, Provan Hall, is a reminder of this ecclesiastical Pre-Reformation Papal administration.

List of Deans (Pre-Reformation)

The last straw was the birth of a Catholic heir in 1688, portending a return to a Pre-Reformation Catholic dynasty.

Some of these joined friends and colleagues to present him with a Festschrift in 1985 entitled The Church in Pre-Reformation Society.

It is impossible to put a religious boundary around the period of Hospital building as the social values developed Pre-Reformation were continued for at least hundred years after 1559.

The Shadow of the Scotus: Philosophy and Faith in Pre-Reformation Scotland (1995)

The term became widely used by English composers of polyphonic choral music during the English pre-Reformation and Reformation eras.

Bishop of Elphin (Pre-Reformation, Church of Ireland and Roman Catholic bishops)

Wunderli, R. "Pre-Reformation London Summoners and the Murder of Richard Hunne."

The Circle of John Mair: Logic and Logicians in Pre-Reformation Scotland (1985)

The general concern in Pre-Reformation times was for "spiritual health"; in Post-Reformation times the concern was for "physical health".

A nearby site of interest is that of a Pre-Reformation chapel that was located nearby on the Blair Estate side of the boundary wall.

"Basil Valentine, a Great Pre-Reformation Chemist," The American Catholic Quarterly Review, Vol.

"Dualism and Orthodoxy in Calvinist Geneva" in Pre-Reformation Origins of Protestant Theology (1989)