Outputs (4)

“Wherfore Amend Your Lyves Yff Yowe Wyll be Savyd”: The Soteriology of Thomas Bilney (2023)
Journal Article
Donnelly, C. M. (2023). “Wherfore Amend Your Lyves Yff Yowe Wyll be Savyd”: The Soteriology of Thomas Bilney. Reformation, 28(1), 63-79. https://doi.org/10.1080/13574175.2023.2187934

Among the few things scholars can agree about Thomas Bilney (1495–1531), the enigmatic figure at the heart of early English evangelicalism, is that he embraced Luther’s teaching of justification by faith. This consensus is based chiefly on two of Bil... Read More about “Wherfore Amend Your Lyves Yff Yowe Wyll be Savyd”: The Soteriology of Thomas Bilney.

On the Vulgate of Thomas Bilney (2022)
Journal Article
Donnelly, C. M. (2022). On the Vulgate of Thomas Bilney. Journal of Ecclesiastical History, 73(4), 837-844. https://doi.org/10.1017/s0022046922001026

Arguably the most interesting source for the religious views of the early English evangelical Thomas Bilney (1495–1531) are the annotations in his copy of the Vulgate. Unfortunately, scholars have accessed these annotations almost exclusively through... Read More about On the Vulgate of Thomas Bilney.

Cultural Heritage 360: A Report for the AHRC Programme: Where Next? Scoping Future Arts and Humanities Led Research (2022)
Report
Taylor, S., Gasper, G., Uchacz, T., Smithson, H., McLeish, T., Kollandsrud, K., …Evans, I. (2022). Cultural Heritage 360: A Report for the AHRC Programme: Where Next? Scoping Future Arts and Humanities Led Research. Arts and Humanities Research Council

Cultural Heritage 360 A Report for the AHRC Programme: Where Next? Scoping Future Arts and Humanities Led Research (2022)
Report
Taylor, S., Gasper, G., Uchacz, T., Smithson, H. E., McLeish, T. C., Kollandsrud, K., …Evans, I. (2022). Cultural Heritage 360 A Report for the AHRC Programme: Where Next? Scoping Future Arts and Humanities Led Research. [No known commissioning body]