Meanings of accuse of heresy in anglès

In 1550 he was accused of heresy, but succeeded in clearing himself before the Inquisition.

He had been experimented on by a scientist, and now Rhia's been accused of heresy.

The emperor himself was accused of heresy by the Vigilists; and at last Pope John II.

He resolutely resisted the doctrine of transubstantiation, and was publicly accused of heresy on that account.

He was accused of heresy and had to fly, seeking refuge in Geneva, Paris, England, and Germany.

A Church of Ireland clergyman has appeared before the church's Court of the General Synod accused of heresy.

Abelard, a noted French theologian, accused of heresy at the Council of Soissons, is condemned to burn his writings.

Cromwell was accused of heresy and treason: but the proofs of his treasonable practices are utterly improbable, and even absolutely ridiculous.

For these proceedings he was accused of heresy to the pope, and being apprehended, was committed to the prison at Venice.

On my return to Spain I was accused of heresy, and an officer of the Inquisition was sent to apprehend me.

As men who had signed the creed of Nicé could not well be accused of heresy, they were deposed for various irregularities.

All were accused of heresy for refusing to accept the Real Presence in the Eucharist, as the Act of Six Articles had decreed.

Bruno had been in the monastery nearly thirteen years when he was accused of heresy in attacking some of the dogmas of the Church.

She had been glad to hear, after the breaking of the Cleves marriage, that Master Secretary had gone to the block, accused of heresy.

Lühr, pastor at Eckenforda, in the Prussian Province of Schleswig-Holstein, was accused of heresy, and deprived by the Provincial Consistory of Kiel in December, 1881.