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 : Lawrence or Laurence Saunders d1555), English


Lawrence or Laurence Saunders d1555), English

Lawrence or Laurence Saunders d1555), English Protestant martyr, burned for heretical views on transubstantiation, Coventry 8 February 1555. His child brought to visit him in prison. The heresy was that he did not believe that the bread and wine was transformed into the body and blood of Christ when taken at Eucharist (Communion). Chromolithograph from a mid-19th century edition of Foxe's Book of Martyrs

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World History Archive / Mary Evans Picture Library
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1555 Believe Burned Communion Coventry Eucharist Heresy Heretical Martyr Martyrs Mid-19th Persecution Saunders Transformed Transubstantiation


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