In April, 1399, William Sawyer was convicted of heresy and put to penance by his bishop, he was again arrested on 12th February, 1400, as a relapsed heretic and was convicted by the Archbishop of Canterbury.
He was again arrested on 12th February, 1400, as a relapsed heretic and was convicted by the Archbishop of Canterbury. In April, 1399, William Sawyer was convicted of heresy and put to penance by his bishop.
In April, 1399, William Sawyer was convicted of heresy and put to penance by his bishop. He was again arrested on 12th February, 1400, as a relapsed heretic and was convicted by the Archbishop of Canterbury.
In April, 1399, William Sawyer was convicted of heresy and put to penance by his bishop. He was again arrested on 12th February, 1400, as a relapsed heretic and was convicted by the Archbishop of Canterbury.