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post-Reformation

adjective

  1. happening or existing in the period or age after the Reformation


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But in post-Reformation times one stood on a raised platform at the west end of the church.

In England, every cathedral, which possesses post-reformation records, yields abundant evidence of the Child-Bishop customs.

The subject naturally divides itself into two parts—(a) The pre-reformation period, (b) The post-reformation period.

Nearly all are post-Reformation—a fact which speaks for itself.

Of Post-Reformation expositors down to the present century scarcely two agree in their interpretations.

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