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'More acceptable on its account': the second Lord's Prayer at Matins and Evensong

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'Influenced by the example of the Lutheran Churches': an 18th century Anglican defence of imagery

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‘Devil us from evil’: kingdom, restoration, communion

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'For the Greek church the case is evident': Taylor, the Eucharist, and breathing with both lungs

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'This ancient form of supplication': The Lesser Litany at Matins and Evensong

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'Consider the Communion Service': a Keble Epiphanytide sermon and 'our sacrifice of praise and thanksgiving'

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'The visible representation of sacred objects': An 18th century Anglican defence of venerating imagery

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Mortal bodies, heavenly cities: the Christian vocation in a transitory world

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'The spiritual sense': Jeremy Taylor, the Eucharist, and breathing with both lungs

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'The same spirit of devotion': the use of 'Let us pray' at Matins and Evensong

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'The chief thing, in which Christian people shew themselves priests': a Keble sermon, the Eucharistic sacrifice, and Old High teaching

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'The Ornaments of Churches Considered': An 18th century defence of the Laudian 'beauty of holiness'

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'None know but they that dwell with him': Jeremy Taylor on 'Come and see'

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'The Christians who use the Egyptian liturgy': Jeremy Taylor, the Eucharist, and breathing with both lungs

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'Mutual love and charity': 'The Lord be be you' before the prayers at Matins and Evensong

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'For we too have the star in the East': Keble's Epiphany sermon and Old High piety

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'Such interchange of love': Laudian and High Church poetry and hymnody for the Epiphany

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‘Where that Bread is, there is Bethlehem’: encountering Emmanuel with the Magi

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Epiphany Eve: 'the neighbourhood of fruition'

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