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I'ontefract, castle of, 164 ; parliament
and convocation held
at, 261, 262
Pontifical, scarcity of copies of,
304 Egbert's, ;
305 ; Card.
Bainbrigg's, ilt.
Font L'Eve.jur, Archbishop
Roger de, 133 ; conflict with
Archbishop of Canterbur;-,
il>. ; controversies with Scottish
bishops, 134 ; love of
building, 135 ; architectural
,
work at York and Ripon, ii.
Toole, Matthew, author of
" .Synopsis Criticorum," 394
Portiforium, see Breviary
Potter, Bishop of Carlisle,
his
433
340 : unreasonable demands
pf' 361 ; great hold gained
in \ orkshire by,at the beginning
of I7;h centur\-, 373
PLTTcr, Alfric, Archbishop,
benefactor to church of
Beverley, 10
(JlAKERs, prominent part
taken by, in political and
religious
demonstrations,
395 ; abounded in Yorkshire,
396
Pnemunire, act of, 170
Preaching, stringent injunctions
as to subjects of, 249
Primers, publication of, 2S5,
2S6 ; early use of the word,
287
I'rmting, early introduction of,
in York, 219 ; put an end to
craft of Te.\t-writers, il: ;
prepared way for New Learning,
221
Province, Xorthem, slate of,
in Charles I.'s reign, 37S
Provisors, statute of. 1415, 170
Puch, Earl, 85
Pudsay, Hugh. Bishop of
Durham, 135 ; his feuds with
Archbishop Geoffrey and
the Dean and Canons of
"Vork. 136, 137
Puritan party, Puritanism, antipathy
of, to Elizabeth's
Prayer-book, 338 ; lawlessness
in celebrating Divine
worship, 339 ; oiders given
for uniformity, //'. ; little hold
of, in Xorth of England,
dunng Elizabeth's reign.
REKELLIOXof 1569, objects of,
340 ; progress of, 342 ; dispersion
ol insurgents, and
flight of their leaiiers, 345 ;
number of rebels executed,
346
Recusants, severe treatment of,
in James I.'s reign, 370 ;
sermons preached to, in
York Castle, 359
Rcdwald, King of East Anglia,
10 ; protects Edwin, ii. ;
to murder him, ib. ;
22
Reformation of the Church,
work done as regards it in
Henry YlII.'s reign, 284;
adverse feeling to, in Xorth
of England, 340 ; testimony
of Sir Ralph Sadler, 16.
Reformatio Legum, 321
Reformers, German, overtures
made by, with view to common
formula of faith, 28
Reforming party, took refuge
abroad in Marj 's reign, 327 ;
names of chief of them, ifi.
Rcinfrid, 115; gathers a com-
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