Moria to More, 179, note; books prohibited, 189; English Testa- ment, 195; and other books, 195- 198; advocates liberty, 201; in- fluence, 204; English Testament condemned, 208, 214, 221, 234 et seq., 243-244; demand for his works, 220; birth and early life, 222; joins Luther, 222; Luther's share in his Testament, 222 et seq.; his revised Testament, 229; More's examination of his Testament, 229- 237; or indulgences, 384
UNITY of pre-Reformation belief, 285 Universities, effect of Reformation on, 8, 38 et seq.; monastic students at, 39 et seq.; poverty of students at, after Reformation, 42
Urban III., Pope, sanctuary grant of, 52
Urbanus Regius, cited, 17, 18, note Urswick, Christopher, 29, note
VALLA, Laurence, 85
Veneration of relics, 365, 377, et seq.; of saints, 379-380
Venetian, a, cited on attitude of eccle- siastics to learning, 35; on religious condition of the English, 285; on beauty of English churches, 292 Venice, Aldine press at, 141 Venn, J., historian of Gonville Col- lege, quoted, 39-41
Vicarages, appropriations of, can- celled, 50
Vives, Ludovico, scholar, 33, note, 34, 38, note
Von Hutten, Ulrich, tract on Con- stantine's donation to the Pope, 86; attacks on Erasmus, 164 et seq.
| WARHAM, Archbishop, 33, and note, 62, 100, 141, 142, 143, 149, 191, 228 Waylande, John, printer, 205 Welsh, vernacular devotional books for, 273, note Wesselius, 189
Westacre, Augustinian priory of, 40 Westminster, the abbot of, 53-54; pardon purchased for, 110; doles at, 117
Wey, William, itineraries of, 366 Whitford, Richard, 74, 205-206, 249, 268, 274
Wills, ecclesiastical administration of, 59; pre-Reformation, 341 et seq. ; bequests for pilgrimages, 366 Winchcombe, abbot of, 60 Winchester, wall paintings of Lady Chapel at, 10; fair at, 333 Wolffgang, printer, 272 Wolsey, Cardinal, attitude to revival of learning, 33; hears the Savage sanctuary case, 53; upholds rights of Crown, 62; opposes temporal punishments of clergy, ibid.; pre- sent at burning of books, 226, note Worcester, Tiptoft, Earl of, 21, and
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