Church of England. Thirty-nine Articles (Corporate Name)

LC data base, 9/7/83 (Church of England. Articles of religion)

Schaff-Herzog, 1911 (Thirty-nine Articles: Ten Articles of 1536 and Six Articles of 1539 prepared the way for a statement of doctrinal controversies; Cranmer framed with the aid of his fellow Reformers the Forty-two Articles (pub. in 1553); under Elizabeth (1558-1603) Articles reduced to Thirty-nine & brought into the form which they have retained in Church of England)

Abingdon dict. of living religions, 1981 (Thirty-nine Articles: creedal formulation (1563) of the Anglican Churches; revision of the Forty-two Articles of 1553)

New international dict. of the Christian Church, 1978 (Thirty-nine Articles)

Encyclopaedic dict. of rel., 1979 (Thirty-nine Articles: appear in the Book of common prayer)

Burnet, G. An exposition of the Thirty-nine Articles of the Church of England, 1699: prel. ("The Articles of our Church were at the same time prepared both in Latin and English; so that both are equally authentical")

Church of England. Articles agreed upon by the arch-bishops and bishops of both provinces, and the whole clergie, in the convocation holden at London in the year 1562, 1663.