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_Sangred--Judas Bell._--"BURIENSIS" inquires (p. 124.) what _sangred_

is. This term is noticed in Rock's _Church of Our Fathers_, t. ii. p.

372. In the very interesting, "Extracts from Church-warden's Accounts,"

p. 195., it is asked what "Judas' bell" was. I presume it to have been a

bell named after, because blessed in honour of the apostle St. Jude,

who, in the Greek Testament, in the Vulgate, and our own early English

translations, as well as old calendars, is always called Judas, and not

Jude, as a difference from Judas Iscariot.

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