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- catalog description "I. The Book of Common Prayer of 1549 -- A. Review of the contents of the divine services under consideration -- B. History of the origins of this first draft -- C. Draft of 1549 as a liturgical outgrowth of the church politics of Thomas Cranmer -- II. Cranmer's most important consultants in the construction of a genuine reformation book of liturgies: Peter Martyr Vermigli, Martin Bucer, and John Hooper -- A. Peter Martyr and the distinctive features of his theology -- B. Fundamentals of Bucer's theology as revealed in particular by examples from his Censura -- C. John Hooper as the father of puritanism and the main features of his theology -- D. Comments summarizing the contributions of Martyr, Bucer, and Hooper".
- catalog tableOfContents "I. The Book of Common Prayer of 1549 -- A. Review of the contents of the divine services under consideration -- B. History of the origins of this first draft -- C. Draft of 1549 as a liturgical outgrowth of the church politics of Thomas Cranmer -- II. Cranmer's most important consultants in the construction of a genuine reformation book of liturgies: Peter Martyr Vermigli, Martin Bucer, and John Hooper -- A. Peter Martyr and the distinctive features of his theology -- B. Fundamentals of Bucer's theology as revealed in particular by examples from his Censura -- C. John Hooper as the father of puritanism and the main features of his theology -- D. Comments summarizing the contributions of Martyr, Bucer, and Hooper".