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Dyddiau Ympryd gan Gydffurfwyr ac Anghydffurfwyr fel eu gilydd, ac ar y dyddiau hynny caniateid i'r olaf bregethu, er nad yn yr Eglwysi. Felly, o dipyn i beth, ffurfiwyd nifer of gynulleidfaoedd Anghydffurfiol mewn gwahanol rannau o'r wlad. Ni cheid ond un neu ddwy o'r cyfryw gynulleidfaoedd yng Nghymru.1^[1]

Atebiad Elizabeth i gynnydd digamsyniol Puritaniaeth, oedd gwneud y cadwyni yn dynnach.^[2]Tynnodd yr Esgobion yn 1583 gyfres o Erthyglau manwl a chaethiwus allan." ^[3] Enynnodd y

↑ Pregethid i'r rhai hyn gan yr ychydig Gymry a ddalient drwydded yr Esgob Grindal i bregethu, megys y drwydded a roddwyd i Thomas Llewelyn, yn Rhigos, Sir Forgannwg. Ei ddisgyblion ef ddechreuodd yr achos Ymneillduol ym Merthyr. Cedwid addoliad rheolaidd yn amaethdy Blaencanaid oddeutu'r flwyddyn 1620.
↑ O 1562 i 1583 cyhoeddodd y Frenhines Chwe Cyfres wahanol o Erthyglau, y rhai a fynnai hi i'r offeiriaid eu harwyddo. Gwnaed hyn yn dra chyffredin a'r rhai cyntaf, ond teimld fod y lleill mor gaethiwus fel nas gallai hyd yn oed cydwybodau ystwyth y rhai a ymostyngasant iddi ar y dechreu, blygu iddynt. Y canlyniad fu, troi ychwaneg o'r dynion goreu yn yr Eglwys allan o honi.
↑ Articles agreed to by the Bishops, exhibited to her Majestie Sept., 1583.
1. That the Lawes late made against Recusants be put in more due execution considering the benefit that hath grown to the Church thereby where they have been so executed, and the encouragement which they and others do receive by remisse execution thereof.
2. That all Preaching Reading Catechising, and other such like exercises in private places and families whereunto others do resort being not of the same family be utterly prohibited seeing the same was never permitted as lawfull under any Christian Magistrate but as a manifest signe of Schisme and cause of contention in the Church.
3. That none be admitted to Preach Read or Catechise in the Church or Elsewhere unlesse he do four times in a year at least, say service and minister the Sacraments according to the Book of Common Prayer. 4. That all Preachers and others in Ecclesiastical Orders do at all times use and wear such kind of Apparel as is presented unto them by the Booke of Advts. and her Majestie's Injunctions.
5. That none be admitted to Preach and interpret the Scriptures unlesse he be a Priest or Deacon at least admitted thereunto according to the Lawes of the Realme.
6. That none be permitted to Preach, Read, Catechise, Minister the Sacraments or to execute any other Ecclesiastical function by what authority soever he be admitted thereunto, unlesse he first consent and subscribe to these Articles following before the Ordinary of the Diocese wherein he resideth, &c.
Then follow eight articles declaring the Queen's Supremacy, the Book of Common Prayer, the Booke of Articles of 1562, be a graduate of a University, &c.—(The Roger Morrice MSS., vol. i. Book 56, pp. 37—39.)

[1] Pregethid i'r rhai hyn gan yr ychydig Gymry a ddalient drwydded yr Esgob Grindal i bregethu, megys y drwydded a roddwyd i Thomas Llewelyn, yn Rhigos, Sir Forgannwg. Ei ddisgyblion ef ddechreuodd yr achos Ymneillduol ym Merthyr. Cedwid addoliad rheolaidd yn amaethdy Blaencanaid oddeutu'r flwyddyn 1620.

[2] O 1562 i 1583 cyhoeddodd y Frenhines Chwe Cyfres wahanol o Erthyglau, y rhai a fynnai hi i'r offeiriaid eu harwyddo. Gwnaed hyn yn dra chyffredin a'r rhai cyntaf, ond teimld fod y lleill mor gaethiwus fel nas gallai hyd yn oed cydwybodau ystwyth y rhai a ymostyngasant iddi ar y dechreu, blygu iddynt. Y canlyniad fu, troi ychwaneg o'r dynion goreu yn yr Eglwys allan o honi.

[3] Articles agreed to by the Bishops, exhibited to her Majestie Sept., 1583.
1. That the Lawes late made against Recusants be put in more due execution considering the benefit that hath grown to the Church thereby where they have been so executed, and the encouragement which they and others do receive by remisse execution thereof.
2. That all Preaching Reading Catechising, and other such like exercises in private places and families whereunto others do resort being not of the same family be utterly prohibited seeing the same was never permitted as lawfull under any Christian Magistrate but as a manifest signe of Schisme and cause of contention in the Church.
3. That none be admitted to Preach Read or Catechise in the Church or Elsewhere unlesse he do four times in a year at least, say service and minister the Sacraments according to the Book of Common Prayer. 4. That all Preachers and others in Ecclesiastical Orders do at all times use and wear such kind of Apparel as is presented unto them by the Booke of Advts. and her Majestie's Injunctions.
5. That none be admitted to Preach and interpret the Scriptures unlesse he be a Priest or Deacon at least admitted thereunto according to the Lawes of the Realme.
6. That none be permitted to Preach, Read, Catechise, Minister the Sacraments or to execute any other Ecclesiastical function by what authority soever he be admitted thereunto, unlesse he first consent and subscribe to these Articles following before the Ordinary of the Diocese wherein he resideth, &c.
Then follow eight articles declaring the Queen's Supremacy, the Book of Common Prayer, the Booke of Articles of 1562, be a graduate of a University, &c.—(The Roger Morrice MSS., vol. i. Book 56, pp. 37—39.)

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