Thomas Cranmer And the English Reformation, 1489-1556
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ii., chap. viii.
' The names of the commissioners are not known ; the Privy Council Register (1547-5°. P- 379) mentions their appointment but not their names.
1552] Second Book of Common Prayer 265 provide for the ordination of " other ministers " — i. e., ostiaries, lectors, exorcists, acolytes, and sub- deacons — below the rank of deacon ; and their form- ulary swept away a vast mass of gorgeous ritual centained in the old Pontificals. It was a long step in the direction of simplicity, " but ...all that was ne- cessary to convey the clerical character was never- theless preserved " ' ; and like every other measure that Cranmer took it excited the displeasure of the extremists. Bishop Heath of Worcester was sent to the Fleet prison for refusing to subscribe the book, and on the other hand. Hooper, the favourite of Warwick," and the most popular preacher at this time in London denounced the Ordinal as soon as it was published. In a letter to Bullinger he spoke of the " fraud and artifices by which they promote the kingdom of anti-Christ especially in the form of the oath." ' For this he was summoned before the Council at Cranmer's instance, and upbraided by the Archbishop, but at length, he says, " the issue was for the glory of God." At Easter Warwick offered him the bishopric of Gloucester.' He was appointed by let- ters patent on the 3rd of July, but objected to taking ' Dixon, iii., 194 ; the most important point was perhaps the re- tention of the exclusive power of Bishops to ordain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ii., chap. viii.
' The names of the commissioners are not known ; the Privy Council Register (1547-5°. P- 379) mentions their appointment but not their names.
1552] Second Book of Common Prayer 265 provide for the ordination of " other ministers " — i. e., ostiaries, lectors, exorcists, acolytes, and sub- deacons — below the rank of deacon ; and their form- ulary swept away a vast mass of gorgeous ritual centained in the old Pontificals. It was a long step in the direction of simplicity, " but ...all that was ne- cessary to convey the clerical character was never- theless preserved " ' ; and like every other measure that Cranmer took it excited the displeasure of the extremists. Bishop Heath of Worcester was sent to the Fleet prison for refusing to subscribe the book, and on the other hand. Hooper, the favourite of Warwick," and the most popular preacher at this time in London denounced the Ordinal as soon as it was published. In a letter to Bullinger he spoke of the " fraud and artifices by which they promote the kingdom of anti-Christ especially in the form of the oath." ' For this he was summoned before the Council at Cranmer's instance, and upbraided by the Archbishop, but at length, he says, " the issue was for the glory of God." At Easter Warwick offered him the bishopric of Gloucester.' He was appointed by let- ters patent on the 3rd of July, but objected to taking ' Dixon, iii., 194 ; the most important point was perhaps the re- tention of the exclusive power of Bishops to ordain.
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