Patingham Patrick is said by Sandius, in his "Nucleus Historiae Ecclesiasticae," (Ed. 1676,) to have been burnt as an Arian, at Uxbridge, in England, August 29th, 1555. The authority, on which this assertion is made, is Thomas Cooper's "Chronicle," which, as appears from Maitland's "Index of English Books in the Lambeth Library," (p. 26,) was published in 4to. by Thomas Berthelet, A. D. 1560, only five years after Patrick Patingham's death.
(Vidend. Sandii Nucl. H. E. p. 427. Maitland's Index, 1. c)
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