Meanings of heretical books in English

Suppose they catch you and ask you where you got all these heretical books from.

Take heed that thou suffer not any ungodly, profane, or heretical books, or discourse in thy house.

Then came disbelief in mediæval dogmas: the Lutheran and other heretical books were secretly purchased and their contents assimilated.

Its name is derived from the alphabetical tables or indexes of heretical books and authors composed by its appointment.

A list, called the Index, was prepared of dangerous and heretical books, which good Catholics were prohibited from reading.

In the middle ages there were two celebrated heretical books, "The Everlasting Gospel," and the "De Tribus Impostoribus."

Certainly no Romish hierarchy can so successfully exclude heretical books, as social enactment excludes those of Unitarians from our orthodox circles.

It was, you who laid the information that heretical books were hidden in this house, and that you knew the hiding place.

He next tools away from the students all heretical books, and obtained from Duke William a mandate, forbidding the booksellers to sell such.

From the duke of Alva, at Antwerp, he received a special commission to search all ships for contraband goods, and particularly for English heretical books.

Heretical books were sought out and destroyed with similar rigour.

Heretical books were burned, the houses of heretics destroyed.

"Petition of the Upper House of Convocation for the suppression of heretical books."

The new psalm-songs were soon added to the list of " Heretical Books" forbidden by the Church, and Marot fled to Geneva in 1543.