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Ridley, Robert (d. 1536) 118 Scory, John 136 Robson, John (d. 1521) 107 Scotland 117, 121, 129 rocks (distaffs) and Bible reading by women Searles, Robert 78 76–80, 94–106 Senes, William 173–4 Romford (Essex) 167 sermons 7–9, 12–14, 47, 56–9; “friarly” rood screens 8–9, 24, 29–31, 99–100, 142–5; Lollard 6; penitential 168; 105–6, 149; and rood lofts 158–9; see political aspects 89–9, 130–9; also preaching naves scholastic or thematic 47–8, 67, 70, Roper, Margaret (d. 1544) 103 168; see also concio; homily; rosary 53–4, 83, 107, 159–62, 170–1; see preaching; quarter sermons also Paternoster Seton, Alexander (d. 1542) 83 Rose, Thomas 98 Seymour, Jane (d. 1537) 57, 134–5, Rotherham (Yorkshire) 158, 164, 167, 172–4 156 n. 37 Rotherham, Thomas (d. 1500), bp. of Shaxton, Nicholas (d. 1556), sometime bp. Lincoln, chancellor of Cambridge of Salisbury 99–100, 102, 118, 131 University, and chancellor of England Sherburne, Robert (d. 1529), bp. of 64–5, 67, 116, 152, 156, 158, 164–5, Chichester 164 167–9, 172–3 Shunamites 62 Royal Injunctions: First Royal Injunctions Singleton, Robert (ex. 1544) 57, 85, 130 (1536) 37, 172; Second Royal Injunc- Six Preachers see Canterbury tions (1538) 37, 97, 99, 101, 111 Skip, John 134–5 royal supremacy over the English Church Smith, John (“Jankyn”) (d. 1481) 62, 163 10–11, 39, 53–6, 90–9, 121–2, 128–9, Smith, William (d. 1514), bp. of Lincoln 49 130–42 Smith, William 39 Rudstone, Sir John (d. 1531) 49–51 sola scriptura 18, 75, 84–9 Rye 172 soul-sleeping 56–7, 74–5 Stafford, Humphrey, earl of Devon 164–5 sacraments 7–12, 24–5, 34, 37, 65, 74–5, Standish, Henry, bp. of St Asaph 74–5, 77, 77–8, 86–7 90–1, 93, 103, 120, 122–3 saints 25, 52; feast days 27, 30 and their Standish, John 29, 71, 77–9, 80 n. 47 abrogation 11; images of 30, 91–2, Stokesley, John (d. 1539), bp. of London 103, 120, 150, 169, 175–6; intercession 54, 56, 74, 78–9, 87–8, 94, 98, 114, of 10, 25, 83; and also: Ambrose, 27; 120–1, 131–2, 138, 142 Anthony 15; Thomas Aquinas 73; Stow, John (d. 1605) 43–5, 49–50, 62 Augustine 73, 88; Basil 27; Bernard of Suffolk, duchess of see Willoughby Clairvaux 15, 143, 149, 154; Chrysos- tom 27; Dominic 107; Francis of Assisi Taylor, Rowland (ex. 1555) 105, 144–5 113, 149; Gregory 27; Jerome 27, Ten Articles (1536) 11–12, 37, 173 72–3; John the Baptist 124; Katherine Ten Commandments 34, 37, 151–2, 175 27, 167–8, 173; Margaret 27; Origen Tetragrammaton (the Name of God) 15, 27; Paul 8, 13, 56, 66, 70, 74, 81–9, 46–7, 152, 174–67 103–4, 110–1, 154; Peter 88, 111, 122; Teversham 176–7 Stephen 81; see also Bernardino of theology students 21–2, 47–9, 61–2, 64, Siena; Fisher, John; Loyola, Ignatius; 117, 130–8; examination sermons 47 More, Sir Thomas; Virgin Mary Thixtyll, John, Cambridge University Saundre, Stephen general confessor of Syon preacher 118 Abbey 25–6, 33 Thurston, Sir John (d. 1520), and Dame Scala Coeli devotion (Jacob’s Ladder) 13, Elizabeth (d. 1521) 64–5 82, 85–6, 141, 168 Thynne, Sir William (d. 1546) 128 n. 77, scholasticism 47–8, 67, 84 170–1, and Dame Anne 170–2

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Tivetshall (Norfolk) 175 Wisdom, Robert (d. 1568) 87, 98, 103, Towcester 167 115, 169 Transfiguration, feast of (6 August) 147, Withers, George 176 165, 172 Wolsey, Thomas (d. 1530), cardinal 36, 75 Traversagni di Savona, Lorenzo Guglielmo women see laity; rocks 8, 67 Wootton (Bedfordshire) 142 trentals 58–9, 61, 84–6, 124, 141, 165 Worcester: cathedral 100, 136, 157–8; diocese Tudor Rose 10, 157, 167 105, 114, 119; Grey Friars 128–9 Tunstall, Cuthbert (d. 1559), bp. of Word of God 9, 12–13, 24, 27–33, 37–9, 45, London, Durham 18, 119–21 131–4, 55, 58, 63, 65–6, 71, 73–9, 82–8, 93, 141 99–101, 103–6, 110, 115, 122–3, 135, Tyndale, William (ex. 1536) 57, 77, 104, 137–9, 145–6, 153, 164, 172; “verbum 119, 127 dei” 99, 114; “Verbum Jesus” 168; “verbum” vs. “sermo” 74–5 Udall, Nicholas (d. 1556) 103–4 Worde, Wynkyn de (d. 1535) 33 Ufford (Suffolk) 159, 177 Works, doctrine of 9, 77, 83–9, 98, 123–6, “unwritten verities” 16, 72–80, 86, 126 138–9, 143–5 Wych, Dame Alice (d. 1474) 55–6, 62, 71, vestments 15, 138, 152 167 Virgin Mary 21, 30, 64, 73, 78, 103, 115, Wycliffe, John 1, 36, 93 143, 148, 150, 154–5, 162–3, 165, Wren, Matthew 176–7 173; Maria Regina cipher (MR) 30, 159, 167; Name of Mary 162; York: diocese 114, 119–22; see also Rother- Saturday Masses in honor of 165; ham, Thomas; Wolsey, Thomas; shrines dedicated to 128; special associ- dynasty 167 ation with Dominicans 107, 115, 128 Vitrier, Jean 68, 70, 75, 81–2, 91 Zwingli, Huldrych (d. 1531) 1, 10–11, 14

Walkenden, Humphrey 118 Warham, William (d. 1532), archbp. of Canterbury 67 Wastell, John 145 West, Reginald, chaplain to Bp. Longland 142 Westminster: Abbey, 20–3, 53, 156–8, 163–5, 167; St Margaret 22, 41, 117–18, 145, 167 Whether, Alice (d. 1539) 56–7 Whitehall Palace 50, 59–60 Whitgift, John (d. 1604), archbp. of Canter- bury 59 Whytford, Richard 25, 150, 161 Wilford, James (d. 1526–7) 166 Wilford, William 97–8 Willoughby, Katherine (d. 1580), duchess of Suffolk 59, 66, 92, 104, 138, 170 Wilson, Nicholas (d. 1548) 114, 119, 121, 141 Wilson, Stephen 140–1 Windsor 143

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