tolicæ sedi, et ore et corde eam confiteor, jurans ad hæc sancta Dei evangelica: eos qui contra hanc fidem veniunt, cum dogmatibus et sectatoribus suis æterno anathemate dignos esse pronuncio. Quod si ego aliquando contra hoc aliquid sentire aut prædicare vel docere præsumpsero, canonum severitati subjaceam. Et si clericus sit, istis lectis subscribat. END OF VOL. I. C. Whittingham, Chiswick. WILLIAM PICKERING, Piccadilly, The following Series of the gooks of Common Prayer, from Edward VI. to Charles II. forming Six Volumes, fmall folio. Reprinted in Black and Red Letter, by Whittingham. 1. The First Book of Edward VI. The booke of the common prayer and adminißracion of the Sacramentes, and other rites and ceremonies of the Churche: after the vle of the Churche of England. LONDINI JN OFFICINA Edouardi Whitchurche. ANNO DO. 1549. Menfe Martii. 2. The Second Book of Edward VI. 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