(3) The prayers for the Ember-weeks, for the Parliament, and CHARLES II. for All Conditions of Men; the General Thanksgiving, and that For Restoring Public Peace at Home, were added.

(4) Some new Collects were introduced, changes made in others, and "Church" substituted for "Congregation."

(5) The Exhortation in giving notice of the Communion was ordered to be read on the Sunday or some holiday before its admin→ istration, and persons were required to give notice of their intention to communicate the admonition against Transubstantiation was also introduced.

(6) The Baptismal Service for those of Riper Years; the Form of Prayer to be used at Sea; and the last five prayers in the Visiation of the Sick, were added: and the absolution of the sick was left to the curate's discretion.

(7 The consent of the curate was required before Confirmation, but the bishop might dispense with it; and Confirmation was not absolutely necessary for admission to the Communion.

(8) In the Churching of Women the Psalms were changed, and the service might be read from the desk.

(9) New-married people were exhorted, but not required, to receive the Lord's Supper.

(10) The Font to be placed at the discretion of the ordinary.

(11) In the Catechism, the words "because they promise them both by their sureties," &c., were substituted for "yes, they do perform them by their sureties, who promise and vow them in their names, &c."

There were other slight changes and additions. They were subscribed by the convocation on December, 20, 1661, and confirmed by the king, the privy council, and the legislature next year. This was the last revision of the liturgy,

which was then left in the form in which it now stands.

Juxon. Alexander VII.

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1418. Wickliffe's Bible condemned by Parliament.

HENRY VI.-Eugenius IV. 1439. The Pragmatic Sanction..

EDWARD IV.-Sixtus IV.
Wolsey born.

1483. Martin Luther born.

HENRY VIII.-Julius II.

1380. Wickliffe puts forth his 1513. Leo X. elected Pope.

1531. Submission of the Clergy.
1532. Payment of annates to the

pope abolished-Henry 1544.
cited to Rome-Henry
marries Anne Boleyn.

1533. Cranmer made archbishop 1545.

-Queen Elizabeth born.

1534. Renunciation by Parlia-
ment of papal authority
-The king's supremacy 1546.
established-Election of

bishops regulated-Bil-
ney's martyrdom.

Paul III.

1535. Execution of Fisher and More Visitation of monasteries.

1586. Queen Catharine diesQueen Anne Boleyn is executed-Henry marries Lady Jane Seymour -The Act of Succession -Dissolution of the lesser monasteries -The "Ten Articles" of Religion published.

Shrine
Grace

Pilgrimage of The "Institution, or "Bishops' Book," published-Visitation of the larger monasteries.

King Edward born, and the Queen dies-Bonner made Bishop of London. Dissolution of the larger monasteries-The Act of "Six Articles" passedHenry marries Anne of Cleves.

Henry's marriage annulled Cromwell diesBarnes and others burnt in Smithfield

Henry

marries Catharine How-
ard.

The Bible set up in
Churches.

Queen Catharine Howard
executed.

The "Erudition, or "King's Book, published Henry marries Catharine Parr.

The "Six Articles" modi-
fied The Litany in
English.
Chantries, &c., vested in
the crown-The "King's
Primer" published-The
Council of Trent.
Luther dies-Anne Ays-
cough burnt.

1547. Edward VI. accedes to the
throne A royal visi-
tion ordered-The first
book of Homilies-The
Bible and Erasmus' Pa-
raphrase 'set up in
Churches-Bonner and

Gardiner committed Communion in both kinds restored Marriage of the clergy allowed.

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INDE X.

ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY.