The Peterborough Cathedral supported a campaign in which individuals with this name each donated a penny to restore part of the tomb of a ruler of this name. That ruler with this name commissioned Juan Luis Vives to write Instruction of a Christian Woman. A ruler with this name collected a set of Prayers or Meditations to become the first female author to publish under her own name in English. (-5[1])A series (15[1])of love letters sent by a ruler with this name triggered the execution (-5[1])of Thomas (*) Culpeper. (10[1])A royal with this (-5[1])name briefly (10[1]-5[1])married Arthur, Prince of Wales. The (10[1])Act of Supremacy was passed (-5[2])after Pope Clement VII refused to annul a (10[1])marriage (-5[1])involving (10[1])a daughter (-5[1])of Ferdinand and Isabella with (10[1])this name. (10[1])For 10 points, (10[1])give this shared name of three wives of Henry VIII. (10[1])■END■ (10[5])