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“a supernal liuely fayth”: Katherine Parr and the authoring of devotion
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  • 1935The Letters of Stephen Gardiner56 cited
  • 1969Katherine Parr: The Religious Convictions of a Renaissance Queen41 cited
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  • 2005Seven sermons before Edward VI, on each Friday in Lent, 154934 cited
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  • 1976:Women of the Reformation in France and England12 cited
  • 1997The imitation of Christ : the first English translation of the 'Imitatio Christi'4 cited
  • 1910Queen Katherine Parr3 cited

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