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Bible Encyclopedias
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Search Results: "matthew-boulton
Title Matches: 174
Arnold, Matthew
Poet and critic, eldest son of Thomas Arnold of Rugby; professor of Poetry in Oxford from 1857 to 1867; inspector of schools for 35 years from 1851;
Poet and critic, eldest son of Thomas Arnold of Rugby; professor of Poetry in Oxford from 1857 to 1867; inspector of schools for 35 years from 1851;
Baillie, Matthew
physician, brother of joanna, wrote on morbid anatomy (1761-1823).
physician, brother of joanna, wrote on morbid anatomy (1761-1823).
Barrie, James Matthew
A writer with a rich vein of humour and pathos, born at Kirriemuir ("Thrums"), in Forfarshire; began his literary career as a contributor to journals;
A writer with a rich vein of humour and pathos, born at Kirriemuir ("Thrums"), in Forfarshire; began his literary career as a contributor to journals;
Bramble, Matthew
a gouty humorist in "humphrey clinker"; of a fretful temper, yet generous and kind, who has a sister, n ungainly maiden at forty-five, and of anything but a sweet temper.
a gouty humorist in "humphrey clinker"; of a fretful temper, yet generous and kind, who has a sister, n ungainly maiden at forty-five, and of anything but a sweet temper.
Bril Brothers, Matthew and Paul
landscape painters, born at antwerp; employed in the 16th century by successive popes to decorate the vatican at rome; of whom paul, the younger, was the greater artist; his best pictures are in rome.
landscape painters, born at antwerp; employed in the 16th century by successive popes to decorate the vatican at rome; of whom paul, the younger, was the greater artist; his best pictures are in rome.
Flinders, Matthew
a naval officer, born in lincolnshire; explored the coast of australia, experiencing not a few adventures, and adding materially to our geographical knowledge (1760-1814).
a naval officer, born in lincolnshire; explored the coast of australia, experiencing not a few adventures, and adding materially to our geographical knowledge (1760-1814).
Hale, Sir Matthew
Lord Chief-Justice of England, born at Alderley, Gloucestershire: in 1629 he entered Lincoln's Inn after some years of roving and dissipation, and eight
Lord Chief-Justice of England, born at Alderley, Gloucestershire: in 1629 he entered Lincoln's Inn after some years of roving and dissipation, and eight
Henry, Matthew
a nonconformist divine; was minister at hackney, london; was the author of a commentary long in repute among pious evangelical people, and to some extent still, as a practical and devotional guide in the study of the scriptures (1662-1714).
a nonconformist divine; was minister at hackney, london; was the author of a commentary long in repute among pious evangelical people, and to some extent still, as a practical and devotional guide in the study of the scriptures (1662-1714).
Higgins, Matthew James
Essayist, wrote under the nom de plume of "Jacob Omnium," born at Benown, Ireland; was educated at Eton and Oxford, and spent many years in European
Essayist, wrote under the nom de plume of "Jacob Omnium," born at Benown, Ireland; was educated at Eton and Oxford, and spent many years in European
Lewis, Matthew Gregory
romancer, familiarly known as monk lewis from the name of his principal novel, the "monk," which was written, along with others, in mrs. radcliffe's vein and immensely popular, and literally swarmed with ghosts and demons (1773-1818).
romancer, familiarly known as monk lewis from the name of his principal novel, the "monk," which was written, along with others, in mrs. radcliffe's vein and immensely popular, and literally swarmed with ghosts and demons (1773-1818).
Matthew
a publican, by the sea of tiberias, who being called became a disciple and eventually an apostle of christ; generally represented in christian art as an old man with a large flowing beard, often occupied in writing his gospel, with an angel standing by.
a publican, by the sea of tiberias, who being called became a disciple and eventually an apostle of christ; generally represented in christian art as an old man with a large flowing beard, often occupied in writing his gospel, with an angel standing by.
Matthew, Gospel According to
Written not later than 62 A.D., is the earliest record we possess of the ministry and teaching of Christ, and is believed to have been originally a mere
Written not later than 62 A.D., is the earliest record we possess of the ministry and teaching of Christ, and is believed to have been originally a mere
Maury, Matthew Fontaine
American hydrographer, born in Virginia; entered the United States navy in 1825, became lieutenant in 1837, studied the Gulf Stream, oceanic currents,
American hydrographer, born in Virginia; entered the United States navy in 1825, became lieutenant in 1837, studied the Gulf Stream, oceanic currents,
Paris, Matthew
english chronicler; a benedictine monk of st. albans; author of "chronica majora," which contains a history written in latin of england from the conquest to the year in which he died (1195-1259).
english chronicler; a benedictine monk of st. albans; author of "chronica majora," which contains a history written in latin of england from the conquest to the year in which he died (1195-1259).
Parker, Matthew
Archbishop of Canterbury, born at Norwich; was a Fellow of Cambridge; embraced the Protestant doctrines; became Master of Corpus Christi College, Oxford;
Archbishop of Canterbury, born at Norwich; was a Fellow of Cambridge; embraced the Protestant doctrines; became Master of Corpus Christi College, Oxford;
Poole, Matthew
English controversialist and commentator, born at York, educated at Cambridge; became rector of St. Michael le Querne in London, but was expelled from
English controversialist and commentator, born at York, educated at Cambridge; became rector of St. Michael le Querne in London, but was expelled from
Prior, Matthew
English poet and diplomatist, born near Wimborne, East Dorset; studied at Cambridge; became Fellow of Trinity College; was ambassador to France; involved
English poet and diplomatist, born near Wimborne, East Dorset; studied at Cambridge; became Fellow of Trinity College; was ambassador to France; involved
Stewart, Matthew
mathematician, born at rothesay; bred for the church, was for a time minister of roseneath, and succeeded maclaurin as professor of mathematics in edinburgh in 1747; was the author of a mathematical treatise or two, and the lifelong friend of robert simson (1717-1785).
mathematician, born at rothesay; bred for the church, was for a time minister of roseneath, and succeeded maclaurin as professor of mathematics in edinburgh in 1747; was the author of a mathematical treatise or two, and the lifelong friend of robert simson (1717-1785).
Tindal, Matthew
English deistical writer, born in Devonshire; studied at Oxford, became Fellow of All Souls', was first a Protestant, then a Catholic, and then a free-thinker
English deistical writer, born in Devonshire; studied at Oxford, became Fellow of All Souls', was first a Protestant, then a Catholic, and then a free-thinker
Wren, Matthew
bishop of ely; was one of the judges of the star chamber; assisted in preparing the liturgy for scotland, which, when read in st. giles', edinburgh, roused the ire of jenny geddes (q. v .); was impeached, and confined in the tower for 18 years, and released at the restoration (1585-1667).
bishop of ely; was one of the judges of the star chamber; assisted in preparing the liturgy for scotland, which, when read in st. giles', edinburgh, roused the ire of jenny geddes (q. v .); was impeached, and confined in the tower for 18 years, and released at the restoration (1585-1667).
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