1
Two of the popish bishops were put in Newgate.
2
He was met at the castle-gate by a procession of popish bishops and priests in their pontificals, bearing the host, which he publicly adored.
3
Even so long, till, by her authority, the popish bishops were repressed, and he himself, and his adherents, were brought in and well settled.
4
The Emperor, for his own part, is good and honest; but the Popish Bishops and Cardinals are undoubtedly knaves.
5
16) was washed off, confronts the ' popish bishops' now, as 'by God's grace, preacher at Wittenberg.'
6
His orders have come down to him, not through a long and doubtful series of Arian and Popish bishops, but direct from on high.