Religious · 4581–4585
The Heresy of the Open Gate
Cambridge
After the heresy of 4581 A.C. the realm spent four years disputing a single question: whether a thing shut for good reason may be opened by a man who holds his own reasons to be better. In the same season at Cambridge, Severin Beaumont was put out of a licensed bench, that is, a workshop, which had been labouring at that very question.
Powers caught up in it
Named with it
- Severin Beaumont
- David Marr
- Jim Holt
Faces of the powers caught up in it
White Walls Assay Collegium
Master Alaric Voss
Master of the Walls
White Walls Assay Collegium
Registrar Margery Vaine
Keeper of the Register
White Walls Assay Collegium
Examiner Ursula Kell
Examiner of the Collegium
White Walls Assay Collegium
Proving-Master Adam Thirl
Master of the Collegium Proving RoomsAlso in this age
- When
- 4581–4585 A.C.
- Age
- Restored crown
- Kind
- Religious
- Region
- Britannia
- Named in
- Book III
