1554: 1 & 2 Philip & Mary c.6: An Act for the renewing of three Statutes made for the Punishment of Heresies.

FOR the eschewing and avoiding of errors and heresies, which of late have risen, grown, and much increased within this realm, for that the ordinaries have wanted authority to proceed against those that were infected therewith: be it therefore ordained and enacted by authority of this present Parliament,

[5 Richard 2 s. 2, c. 5. 2 Henry 4 c.15. 2 Henry 5 s. 1. c.7. revived and made perpetual.]

That the statute made in the fifth year of the reign of King Richard II., concerning the arresting and apprehension of erroneous and heretical preachers, and one other statute made in the second year of the reign of King Henry IV., concerning the repressing of heresies and punishment of heretics, and also one other statute made in the second year of the reign of King Henry V., concerning the suppression of heresy and Lollardy, and every article, branch, and sentence contained in the same three several Acts, and every of them, shall from the twentieth day of January next coming be revived, and be in full force, strength, and effect to all intents, constructions, and purposes for ever.

Source: English Reformation Sources, via Wayback Machine, checked against Statutes of the Realm volume 4.

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