BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE MANUSCRIPTS CONSULTED As a result of the indefatigable labours of the Reverend Henry Jenkyns and the Parker Society Editor of the Archbishop's writ­ ings, the Reverend John Edmund Cox, by far the vast majority of Thomas Cranmer's works are available in printed sources. Nevertheless, the following MSS have been consulted and can be said to shed a useful ray of extra light on the darker phases of Cranmer's eucharistie development. I. In The British Library Department of Manuscripts: MSS Royal, 7 B XI and XII: Colleetiones ex S. Scriptur. et Patribus 2. In the Library ofCorpus Christi College, Cambridge: MS 102, fols. 151-193: De re Sacramentaria 3. In the Library of Lambeth Palace: MS 1107: Cranmer's Collection ofCanon Law MS 1 108: A further Collection of Commonplaces, mostly from the Fathers PRINTED WORKS The majority of Thomas Cranmer's writings are readily avaiIable in print as: I. The Remains of Thomas Cran"",., D.D., Arehbishop oJ Canter­ bury, Edited in four volumes by Henry Jenkyns (Oxford, 1833) 173 174 Thomas Cranmer's Doctrine of the Eucharist 2. Writings and Disputations of Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury, Martyr, 1556, Relative to the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper, Edited for the Parker Society by John Edmund Cox (Cambridge, 1844) [P.S., Cranmer I] 3. Miscellaneous Writings and Letters of Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury, Martyr, 1556, Edited for the Parker Society by John Edmund Cox (Cambridge, 1846) [P.S., Cranmer II] 4. Archbishop Cranmer on the True and Catholic Doctrine and Use of the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper, Edited for the Protestant Reformation Society by Charles H. H. Wright, D.D. (London, 1907) [Defince (Ed. Wright)] The following abbreviated forms to be found in the footnotes are also extended here for the convenience of the reader: [Bekenntnisschriften] Die Bekenntnisschriften der Evangelische-Lutherischen Kirche herausgegeben vom Deutschen Evangelischen Kirchenaus­ schuss (Second edition, Göttingen, 1952) [Censura] Censura super libro sacrorum, seu ordinationis ecclesiae atque ministerii ecclesiastici in regno Angliae, ad petitionem R. Archiepiscopi Cantuariensis Thomae Cranmeri, 1551 (in Scripta Anglicana, Basel, 1577) [Cranmer, Catechism] Jonas, Justus, A Short Instruction into Christian Religion, being a Catechism set forth by Archbishop Cranmer in 1548, together with the same in Latin translation from the German by Justus Jonas in 1539, Edited by Edward Burton (Oxford 1829). A Catechism set forth by Thomas Cranmer From the Nurem­ burg Catechism translated into Latin by Justus Jonas. Bibliographical Note 175 Introduced and annotated by D. G. Selwyn (Abingdon, 1978). [Lloyd, Fonnularies] Fonnularies of the Faith put forth hy Authority in the Reign of Henry VIII, Edited by C. Lloyd (Oxford, 1825) [Foxe, A.& M.] Foxe, John, Acts and Monuments, Edited by Josiah Pratt in 8 vols. (London, 18n) [P.S., Latimer II] Latimer, Hugh, Sennons and Remains of Hugh Latimer, some­ time Bishop of Worcester, Martyr, 1555, Edited for the Parker Society by George Elwes Corrie (Cambridge, 1845) [P.S., Liturgies 01 Edward VI] The Two Liturgies, A.D. 1549, and A.D. 1552: with other Documents set forth hy Authority in the Reign of King Edward VI. .. , Edited for the Parker Society by Joseph Ketley (Cambridge, 1844) [P.S., Ridll!}'] Ridley, Nicholas, The Works of Nicholas Ridll!}', D.D., some­ time Lord Bishop of London, Martyr, 1555, Edited for the Parker Society by Henry Christmas (Cambridge, 1843) [P.S., Zürich Leiters III] Original Leiters relative to the English Refonnation, written during the Reigns of King Henry VIII, King Edward VI, and Queen Mary: Chiefl.y from the Archives of Zürich, Edited in 2 volumes for the Parker Society by Hastings Robinson (Cambridge, 1846-47) Other primary source material is fully set out in text and footnotes when first used. 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