Decree : suppressing heretics : manuscript, 1570 Mar. 8.

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Decree : suppressing heretics : manuscript, 1570 Mar. 8.

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Concerns the suppression of "Arian" herectics, specifically "Trinitarians", "Sacramentarians", and "Zwinglians", and their publications.

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