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Meaning of "pre-reformation"
Pre-reformation (adjective): Refers to the period before the 16th-century Protestant Reformation, often used in historical contexts to describe practices, beliefs, or art that predates this religious movement
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A few fragments of pre-Reformation stained glass remain.
In pre-Reformation theology scant justice is done to soteriology in general.
These are decidedly pre-Reformation figures.
The pre-Reformation font stands by the front door.
The devotion was especially popular in pre-Reformation England.
In the pre-Reformation period began to compile vernacular hymns in hymnals.
He is important as the historian of early Christianity and of the pre-Reformation period.
Dating from the pre-Reformation period are the east window, the roof and the rood screen.
St Anne was a very popular saint in pre-Reformation Norway.
The pre-Reformation Church did respond to some of the criticism being made against it.
Many of these descend directly from the pre-Reformation period and have a religious and sacral connotation.
Pre-Reformation Liverpool did not have a cathedral.
This is said to originate in the pre-Reformation era, as preparation for fasting on Fridays.
In pre-Reformation times this woodland was also called the Spremberg Forest Spremberger Wald.
And how you played the hammer dulcimer in the Pre-Reformation Dance Society at Wesleyan.
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They refer to the pre-Reformation existence of rapid economic development of Catholic capitalist communities.
He was the last Catholic metropolitan of the pre-Reformation Church in Scotland.
Thus the pre-reformation work of Wycliffe lay in his doctrines of Scripture and the Church.
This was probably pre-Reformation.
The pre-Reformation Christmas song In dulci jubilo.
It 's the only piece of pre-Reformation plate in the treasury.
Few Pre-Reformation hospitals provide what is now called " health care.
This was among the largest pre-Reformation Churches in the Western Isles.
Certainly, the way he discovered Judaism has a pre-Reformation flavor.
The remains of the pre-Reformation St Giles Parish Church can still be seen nearby.
Only the tower dating from the 14th century remains from the pre-reformation church building.
And he was a pre-Reformation reformer.
The 15th century mansion house, Provan Hall, is a reminder of this ecclesiastical Pre-Reformation Papal administration.
That was pre-Reformation.
Early pre-Reformation separatists, including the Waldensians and the Albigenses, set the stage for the Reformation.
Moreover, there are no consistent records detailing pre-Reformation ordinations prior to the 12th century.
Category, Pre-Reformation bishops in England and Wales.
By the 19th century, there was a renewed interest in pre-Reformation English religious thought and practice.
The pre-Reformation Church.
In Norway Christians kept the Sabbath in pre-Reformation days, as the following shows,.
Such pre-treatment may include, for example, sulfur removal or fuel pre-reformation.
Category, Pre-Reformation dioceses of Scotland.
Remember, this is pre-Reformation.
We were in the midst of pre-reformation sale of indulgences, I thought.
You see, there are five pre-aligned, pre-Reformation sacred sites on them.
Men of Law in Pre-Reformation Scotland.
