10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «POPELING»
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popeling in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
popeling and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The life of Edward lord Herbert, of Cherbury, written by ...
My little Paul, my little pope, my little donkey, trot gently; it is slippery, you will
break a leg, you will injure yourself, and folk will cry out, 6 Wliat the devil's this 1
How our little popeling is injured !' " (a.d.1542 ! Bossuet's translation in his
Variations, ...
Edward Herbert (1st baron.), Horace Walpole (4th earl of Orford), 1853
2
The life of Martin Luther gathered from his own writings
Interpretation of the Monachovitulus (monk calf) and of two horrible popeling
monsters found in the Tiber, at Rome, in the year 1496 ; published at Friburg, in
Misnia, in 1523, by Philip Melancthon and Martin Luther. — " In all times God has
...
3
A new general biographical Dictionary projected and partly ...
On his return home he entered into holy orders, and being esteemed an
accomplished scholar, Henry VIII. made him one of his chaplains, gave him the
rectory of Popeling, Popering, or Pepling, in the marches of Calais, appointed
him his ...
4
The Works of Robert Sanderson, D.D., Sometime Bishop of Lincoln
But why then may not I, will some Popeling* say, Doubt" continue as I am, and yet
come to Heaven, as well as they removed, continued what they were, and yet
went to Heaven ? If I be an idolater, it is out of my error and ignorance ; and if that
...
5
The Dublin University Magazine
to study at Paris under the celebrated Francis Sylvius, and was away some years.
On his return he took orders, was made king's chaplain, then given the rectory of
Popeling, in Calais, made library keeper to the king, and in 1533, by a ...
6
A New and General Biographical Dictionary: Containing an ... ...
Going into orders, king Henry VIII. made him one of his chaplains, gave him the
rectory of Popeling in the marches of Calais, appointed him his library:keeper,
and dignisied him with the title of his antiquary. In consequence whereof his
majesty ...
7
Light from the Ancient East: The New Testament Illustrated ...
There is therefore philological justification for the old saying that the pettiest
priestling conceals a popeling. [The German proverb says, “ Es ist kein Pfrifilein
so klein, Es steckt ein Pipstlein drein "— “ No priestling so mean But hides a
popeling, ...
8
University Magazine: A Literary and Philosophic Review
Popeling beggars, full of sins, With muzzles red and double chins. With pimpled
nose and bloodshot eyes, Make God's poor their prey and prize." ' A facetious
genealogy follows: Superstition engendered Hypocrisy the King, and Hypocrisy
the ...
9
A new and general biographical dictionary
He also learned French, Italian, and Spanish, before his return home ; so that he
was esteemed an accomplished scholar, when, going into orders, king Henry VIII.
made him one of his cha'plains, gave him the rectory of Popeling in the ...
New and general biographical dictionary, 1762
10
Anti-popery, Or, Popery Unreasonable, Unscriptural and Novel
by the pope or a popeling. By what rule of reason or Holy Writ is ordination by the
bishop of Rome a sacrament more than ordination by the bishop of any other
place'! By no rule. Ordination from Constantinople or Canterbury, is quite as ...
John Rogers (of St. John's College, Cambridge.), 1841
