[158] "Fox's Martyrs," as the book was popularly called, was often
chained to a reading-desk in churches; one is still thus affixed at
Cirencester; it thus received equal honour with the Bible.
[159] Llorente's "Critical History of the Inquisition."
[160] Naude, "Considerations Politiques," p. 115. See a curious note
in Hart's "Life of Gustavus Adolphus," ii. 129.