
Episode 150: A Capital Offense
The History of English Podcast
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The Evolving Meanings of Words and Moore's Challenges
This chapter explores the changing definition of the word 'juggler' in the 1500s and how Tyndale used it to refer to Moore, leading to Moore's offense. It also discusses the oldest surviving use of the phrase 'out of the frying pan and into the fire' and its relevance to Tyndale's fate.
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