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Hugh Latimer

1487 – 1555

Hugh Latimer (1487–1555) was a leading English Protestant reformer and preacher who served as Bishop of Worcester under Henry VIII before being martyred under Mary Tudor, remembered for his powerful vernacular preaching and courage under persecution.

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Hymns

350 – 367

Hilary of Poitiers composed these three surviving hymns during his years of exile in Phrygia, imposed by Emperor Constantius II between 356 and 360 for his opposition to Arianism. Writing in a period when the Western ch…

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