Edward the Martyr (7936 bytes)
1: ...;ר]] [[nl:Edward de Martelaar]] [[no:Edvard Martyren]] [[pt:Eduardo o Mártir]]
4: <caption><font size="+1">'''St Edward the Martyr'''</font></caption>
5: ...efefef;" align="center" colspan=2> [[Image:Edward_Martyr.gif]]</td></tr>
41: <td>[[Edgar of England|Edgar]] and [[Ethelfleda]]</td>
45: ...[canonisation|canonised]] as ''Saint Edward the [[Martyr]]'' in [[1001]].

St Edward the Martyr Orthodox Church (908 bytes)
1: '''St. Edward the Martyr Orthodox Church''' is an [[Eastern Orthodoxy|Orth...
3: ...rvices of the Church daily at the [[Shrine]], and their numbers are augmented on Sundays and [[feast da...
5: ...int]]s of Britain from the first ten centuries of the Christian era.
8: ...ttp://www.saintedwardbrotherhood.org St Edward Brotherhood Web Site]

Martyr (5338 bytes)
1: Historically, a '''martyr''' is a person who dies for his or her [[religion...
3: ...cts and sufferings of the persecuted, who became "martyrs."
8: ...e they have preferred to die rather than renounce their [[Christianity|Christian]] faith, usually by ma...
10: ...ionalised in the office of the [[inquisition]] of the [[Roman Catholic Church]].
12: ...ich describes the deaths of Anabaptist Martyrs in the [[16th century|16th]] and [[17th century]] is sti...

Marian martyr (1630 bytes)
1: ...icknamed '"Bloody Bonner"' for his involvement in the persecution.
3: =='''The Marian martyrs include:'''==
9: * [[William Hunter (Protestant martyr)|William Hunter]], burnt [[March 27]] [[Brentwood...
10: * [[Robert Farrar]], burnt [[March 30]], [[Carmathen]]
34: *[[Religion in the United Kingdom]]

Peter Martyr (206 bytes)
1: ... The name was later used by the [[16th century]] theologian, [[Pietro Martire Vermigli]].

St Magnus-the-Martyr (4102 bytes)
1: ... of London]], located on Lower Thames Street near the modern [[London Bridge]].
4: ...n [[1117]]. It is mis-named as St Magnus was not martyred for his religious beliefs but was executed afte...
6: ==The early church==
7: ...e present-day [[St Giles-without-Cripplegate]] in the [[Barbican Estate|Barbican]].
9: ==The Great Fire==

Justin Martyr (17827 bytes)
1: '''Saint Justin Martyr''' (c. [[100]]/[[114]] - c. [[162]]/[[168]]) was ...
3: ...sopher's gown to indicate that he had attained to the truth. He probably travelled widely and ultimatel...
5: ...me length (''Church History'', iv. 18), and names the following works:
7: ...'' addressed to [[Antoninus Pius]], his sons, and the senate;
9: ...ssion with Greek philosophers on the character of their gods;

Saint Lambert (martyr) (610 bytes)
1: ...eristal]] for [[adultery]]. His [[feast day]] in the [[Roman Catholic Church]] calendar is [[September...

Nicholas Ridley (martyr) (2008 bytes)
1: ...rward he was ordained as a [[priest]] and went to the [[Sorbonne]], in [[Paris]], for more education.
3: ...m from God, in this kingdom of England, than any other foreign bishop."
5: ...nted with a [[prebendal stall]] in [[Canterbury Cathedral]].
7: ...moved, and tables put in their place to celebrate the [[Lord's Supper]].
9: ...site, and the event is also commemorated by the [[Martyrs' Memorial]], a few hundred yards away.

Patrick Hamilton (martyr) (4353 bytes)
3: ...[[Erasmus]], who in [[1521]] had his headquarters there.
5: ...] and [[William Tyndale]] were among those he met there.
7: ...pious in the true doctrine by his death, accepted the invitation, and for nearly a month was allowed to...
9: ... by faith and the contrast between the gospel and the law in a series of clear-cut propositions. It is ...
16: [[Category:Christian martyrs|Hamilton, Patrick]]

John Lambert (Protestant martyr) (1235 bytes)
1: '''John Lambert''' was a [[protestant]] martyr burnt to death on [[November 22]] at [[Smithfield...
3: ...fore he was consigned to the flames as a [[Marian martyr]].

William Hunter (Protestant martyr) (1010 bytes)
1: ...ch the bread and wine of the [[communion]] become the body and blood of [[Jesus]].
3: ...was eventually returned to Brentwood to be burnt. The site is now [[Brentwood School (Brentwood, Englan...
4: [[Category:Christian martyrs]]

William Gibson (Catholic martyr) (263 bytes)
1: ...k]], on [[29 November]], [[1596]], for professing the Catholic faith. See [[Venerable William Knight]] ...

Death In June Presents: Occidental Martyr (595 bytes)
1: '''''Death in June Presents: Occidental Martyr''''' is an [[album]] by [[Death in June]], releas...
9: # ''Symbols of the Sun''
15: # ''Hail! The White Grain''
17: # ''Symbols of the Sun - Reprise''
26: ...in June Albums|Death In June Presents: Occidental Martyr]]

Edward Edward Wotton (375 bytes)
1: ...kloric additions that had been added over time to the body of zoological knowledge.
5: [[Category:1492 births|Wotton, Edward Edward]]
6: [[Category:1552 deaths|Wotton, Edward Edward]]

Edward Said (10970 bytes)
1: [[Image:Edward_Said.jpg|right|200px]]
3: ...ptember 24]], [[2003]]) was a well-known literary theorist, critic and outspoken [[Palestinian]] activi...
5: ...etween Cairo and West Jerusalem where he attended the Anglican St. Georges Academy in 1947.
7: His family became refugees in 1948 just prior to the capture of West Jerusalem by [[Israel]]i forces. ...
11: He joined the faculty of [[Columbia University]] in 1963 and se...

Edward (867 bytes)
1: '''Edward''' is a common English [[given name]]. It stands ...
3: There have been many [[Monarch|king]]s named '''Edward''', including:
7: *[[Edward Balliol]]
9: ==[[England]] and the [[United Kingdom]]==
11: *[[Edward the Elder]]

St Edward (273 bytes)
1: '''St Edward''' could be either of two kings of [[England]]:
2: * St [[Edward the Martyr]] (c.[[962]] - [[978]]/[[979]]), canonised [[1001...
3: * St [[Edward the Confessor]] ([[1004]] - [[1066]]), canonised [[11...

Edward Unwin (5949 bytes)
1: [[Image:VCEdwardUnwin.jpg|right|175px|Edward Unwin]]
3: ...st prestigious award for gallantry in the face of the enemy that can be awarded to [[British]] and [[Co...
5: ...r'']] which had operated as a despatch vessel for the Commander in Chief, [[Mediterranean]] and was now...
7: ...in]] and given command of the ''River Clyde'' for the operation.
9: ...ew from the ''[[SS River Clyde|River Clyde]]'' of the lighters and [[Sedd el Bahr]] castle, [[25 April]...

Edward De Bono (4437 bytes)
1: ...[lateral thinking]]'', of which they consider him the pioneer.
3: ...ta, and subsequently gained a medical degree from the [[Royal University of Malta]]. Studying at [[Univ...
5: In [[1969]] De Bono founded the [[Cognitive Research Trust]] (CoRT) which continu...
7: ... on many matters. He has started to set up SITO - the 'Supranational Independent Thinking Organisation'...
9: ...k). This self-referential style has helped define the published genre of [[popular psychology]].

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