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5 days ago · Thanks to Stephen Langton, our Bibles are much easier to navigate, helping us find and reflect on Scripture efficiently. 2. The Introduction of Verses. The verse divisions we use today were introduced by Robert Estienne, a French printer, in the mid-16th century. His work built on Langton's chapter divisions to further enhance Bible study and ...
Jun 24, 2024 · Then, in the early 13 th century, the Archbishop of Canterbury (still at that time a Catholic diocese) Stephen Langton invented a new way to subdivide the books of the Bible into a more digestible format: the chapter.
Jun 8, 2024 · The very idea of having King John seal a charter was largely the brainchild of Archbishop of Canterbury Stephen Langton, who based the charter sealed at Runnymede on 15 June 1215 on the so-called Coronation Charter which had been issued by Henry I over a century beforehand.
6 days ago · The bishops in 13th-century England have often received individual historiographical attention as key figures; the likes of Stephen Langton and Peter des Roches as major political actors, or Robert Grosseteste and John Pecham as intellectuals and ecclesiastical administrators.
3 days ago · Clark, Mark J. “Peter Lombard, Stephen Langton, and the School of Paris: The Making of the Twelfth-Century Scholastic Biblical Tradition.” In Traditio 72 (2017), 171–274. Crossnoe, Marshall E. “The Regular Canons of Saint-Victor in the World of Louis VII.”
Jun 14, 2024 · Stephen Wright has offered the people of God an important gift in his exploration of how we read the gospels, 1 in doing this how we hear the voice of Jesus, and through this what God is saying now in our own historical, cultural and pastoral context.
Jun 26, 2024 · He once more lost royal favour and was excomm. 5 Sept. 1215 (F. M. Powicke, 'The bull "Miramur plurimum" and a letter to archbishop Stephen Langton, 5 September 1215', EHR xliv (1929) 92-3; cf. Innocent III, Cal. Letters no. 1016n) or Feb. 1216 (Wendover III 356; Chron. Maj. II 644).
