10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DECALOGIST»
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Tracts (rare and Curious Reprints, Ms., Etc.), Relating to ...
Bridge's Northamptonshire, 1791., vol. i., p. 70. Short Memoirs of Mr. JOHN Don.
The Christian's Magazine, October, 1791. Account of JOHN D01), usually styled
the Decalogist. Chalmer's General Biographical Dictionary, 1813, vol. xii., p. 143.
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Works of the Camden Society
DOD THE DECALOGIST. One Dod, who was nephew to the minister who wrote
upon the Commandments, went up and down Paule's Churchyard amongst the
Stationers, enquiring for his unkle upon the Commandements. ' L'Estmnge, No.
He was an eminent Puritan divine ; and from his Exposition of the Ten
Commandments here alluded to, and which he wrote in conjunction with Robert
Cleaver, he was commonly called the Decalogist. 'om-1 GOOD TURN nssnrwns
ANOTHER ...
Samuel Greatheed, Daniel Parken, Theophilus Williams, 1840
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Anecdotes and traditions: illustrative of early English ...
DOD THE DECALOGIST. One Dod, who was nephew to the minister who wrote
upon the Commandments, went up and down Paule's Churchyard amongst the
Stationers, enquiring for his unkle upon the Commandements. L' Estrange, No.
26.
William John Thoms, Sir Nicholas L'Estrange, John Aubrey, 1839
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The Eclectic review. vol. 1-New [8th]
ing, but yet in commission, who having often publish'! his. ' DOD THE
DECALOGIST. ' One Dod, who was nephew to the minister who wrote upon the
commandments, went up and down Paule's Church-yard amongst the stationers,
enquiring ...
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The Church History of Britain, from the Birth of Jesus ...
He was a good Decalogist, and is conceived, to his dying day, (how roughly
soever used by the opposite party,) to stick to his own judgment of what he had
written on the fifth commandment, of obedience to lawful authority. Some riotous
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Thomas Fuller, James Nichols, 1842
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Containing Also A Second Series of Additional Notes To The ...
John Dad, the Decalogist, mentioned in the first volume, p. 55, and in the second
volume, p. 232]. His first ecclesiastical preferment was the Vicarage of Fawsley (
the place of his nativity), which he probably resigned on becoming Domestic ...
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A General Biographical Dictionary: Containing a Summary ...
He was the son of a goldsmith of Oxford, who was married to a daughter of John
Dod, a nonconforming divine, known by the name of the Decalogist, from his
work on the Commandments. In the house of his grandfather, situate at Fawsley
near ...
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The History of the Puritans, Or Protestant Nonconformists: ...
He was born at Fawsley, in Northamptonshire, in the house of his mother's father,
Mr. J. Dod, the decalogist, in the year 1614, and educated in Magdalen Hall
under Mr. Tomhes.* He was some time warden of Wadham College, Oxford, and
...
Daniel Neal, Joshua Toulmin, John Overton Choules, 1843
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Universal Historical Dictionary: Or, Explanation of the ...
1606, procured for him the name of the Decalogist. DODART, Deni/s (Biog.)
physician to Lewis XIV, was born at Paris in 1634', and died in 1707, leaving '
Medicine statica Galhca.' DODD, Charles (Biog.) an historian of the Romish
persuasion, ...
