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Thomas Cranmer’s Register Discover Thomas Cranmer’s Register (1533–1553), a pivotal Reformation document revealing England’s break from Rome and the rise of Protestantism. This open access book offers unprecedented access with...

Here is the open access text of Paul Ayris’s final book on #Cranmer, uclpress.co.uk/book/thomas-...

Paul Ayris obituary Other lives: Library leader at UCL committed to the movement for open science

So sad to hear of the death of Paul Ayris, doyen of #librarians in the digital age. Fine obit @theguardian.com . Thomas #Cranmer bookended his academic life. #Theology graduate @selwyn1882.bsky.social , where I saw him last September.

KING HENRY VIII.
You take a precipice for no leap of danger,
And woo your own destruction.

CRANMER.
God and your majesty
Protect mine innocence, or I fall into
The trap is laid for me.

Act V s1 #HenryVIII_2025 Former Oxford don, allied with Wolsey, in a verbal dance to live. #Cranmer #Canterbury

The cover of a book titled "The Collects of Thomas Cranmer" by C. Frederick Barbee and Paul F. M. Zahl. The cover is purple with gold text and features an illustration of a historical scene in a gold-bordered box. The bottom of the cover notes that the book is published in the 450th Anniversary of The Book of Common Prayer.

Some personal theological and devotional readings to accompany me as I complete my Anglican studies. 📿🙏 #cranmer #thomascranmer #bookofcommonprayer #anglican #episcopalian @eerdmansbooks.bsky.social

Archbishop Cranmer arrested by Queen Mary I’s soldiers.

OTD 1556 Thomas Cranmer, the protestant Archbishop of Canterbury, is burnt at the stake as a heretic.

‘Many hundreds of those who refused to become Catholics were put to death.’

Artist: Frank Hampson
(c) Wills & Hepworth Ltd.

#LadybirdBooks #OTD #21March #Cranmer

also, just want to note: if you search "Quires and places" in Bing OR Google, you will get the result for the @quiresandplaces.com page BEFORE you get the original #Cranmer saying from the Book of Common Prayer. Truly, this is a golden age.

Gray long sleeve t-shirt with a picture of Thomas Canmer on the front with a quote below him reading, “we have been naughty” with Middle English spelling.

The best part about seminary is having friends who think it is a good idea to make custom, niche shirts like this and surprise our Anglican history prof by wearing them to dinner at her house to celebrate the end of the semester.
#episcopal #anglican #cranmer #history #seminary #quotesoutofcontext