... bishops who were in service passed by this crucifix they were seen to bow their knee and beck, which, with their habit, was noticed, and bred great fear of inbringing of Popery, for whilk they were all deposed, as is set down in these papers. Memorials of the Castle of Edinburgh - Page 131by James Grant - 1850 - 308 pagesFull view - About this book
| George Brodie - Great Britain - 1822 - 582 pages
...tapistry, wherein the crucifix was curiously wrought; and as thir bishops, who were in service, past by this crucifix, they were seen to bow their knee and beck, which with their habit was noted, and bred great fear of inbringing of popery*." The bishops' rochet on Sunday... | |
| John Spalding - Scotland - 1829 - 524 pages
...rich tapestry wherein the crucifix was curiously wrought, and as thir bishops who were in service past by this crucifix, they were seen to bow their knee, and beck, which with their habit was noted, and bred great fear of inbringing of popery, for whilk they were all deposed,... | |
| James Seaton Reid - Ireland - 1834 - 488 pages
...tapestry, wherein the crucifix was curiously wrought ; and as the bishops, who were in the service, passed by this crucifix, they were seen to bow their knee, and to beck | lnm, | -, which, with their habit, was noted, and bred great fear of inbringing of popery."... | |
| John Aiton - Covenanters - 1836 - 702 pages
...rich tapestry, whereon the crucifix was curiously wrought ; and as these bishops who were in service passed by this crucifix, they were seen to bow their knee, and beck, which, with their habit, was noted, and bred great fear of inbringing of Popery, for which they were all deposed,... | |
| Robert Vaughan - Great Britain - 1840 - 506 pages
...rich tapestry, wherein thu crucifix was curiously wrought, and as the bishops who were in the service passed by this crucifix, they were seen to bow their knee, and beck, which, with their habit, was noted, and bred great fear for the inbringing of popery." Spalding's Troubles... | |
| 1842 - 488 pages
...tapestry, wherein the crucifix was curiously wrought ; and as the bishops, who were in the service, passed by this crucifix, they were seen to bow their knee, and beck, which, with their habit, was noted, and bred great fear for the inbringing of Popery." Laud also gave much... | |
| England - Great Britain - 1845 - 478 pages
...tapestry, wherein the crucifix was curiously wrought ; and as the bishops, who were in the service, passed by this crucifix, they were seen to bow their knee, and beck, which, with their habit, was noted, and bred great fear for the inbringing of Popery." Laud also gave much... | |
| 1848 - 452 pages
...wherein the crucifix was curiously wrought, and as thir [ie those] bishops who was in service past by this crucifix, they were seen to bow their knee and beck, which, with their habit [copes], was noted, and bred great fear of inbringing of popery." — Speeding, Troubles... | |
| Rites and ceremonies - 1848 - 452 pages
...wherein the crucifix was curiously wrought, and as thir [ie those] bishops who was in service past by this crucifix, they were seen to bow their knee and beck, which, with their habit [copes], was noted, and bred great fear of inbringing of popery." — Spolding, Troublet... | |
| Alexander Crawford Lindsay Crawford - 1849 - 540 pages
...rich tapestry, wherein the crucifix was curiously wrought ; and as thir bishops who were in service passed by this crucifix, they were seen to bow their knee and beck, which, with their habit, was noted, and bred great fear of inbringing of popery. The Archbishop of Glasgow,... | |
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