The Digital Ark: Early Modern Collections of Curiosities in England and Scotland, 1580-1700
Richard Cumberland, Bishop of Peterborough (1632 - 1718)
Clergyman and philosopher closely allied with the Cambridge Platonists Dictionary of National Biography entry: http://www.oxforddnb.com/view/article/6887?docPos=1 Other biography: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Cumberland_(philosopher) Relevant locations: Title (royalty or holy order) Peterborough, CambridgeshireReferences in Documents:
to. to which is added the
of Worcester'sParallel Scriptures＊,
of Usher'sChronology, An Index to the holy Bible, or an Account of the most remarkable
Passages in the Old and New Testament, pointing to the Time wherein they happened, and
the Places of Scripture wherein they are recorded. And Tables of
Scripture-Measures, Weights and Coins; with an Appendix containing the Method
of calculating its Measures of Surface, hitherto wanting in Treatises of this Subject,
by the R. R. Richard Lord Bishop of Peterborough. Memorandum, That though
Measures of Length and Capacity had been
learnedly treated upon
before, yet this of the Measures of Surfaces is a new Discovery,
for which the World is obliged to the said learned
Cumberland.
to. to which is added the
of
'sWorcester
Parallel Scriptures＊,
Peterborough
of
Usher's
Chronology, An Index to the holy Bible, or an Ac
count of the most remarkable Passages in the Old and New Testament, point
ing to the Time wherein they happened, and the Places of Scripture wherein
they are recorded. And Tables of Scripture-Measures, Weights and Coins;
with an Appendix containing the Method of calculating its Measures of
Surface, hitherto wanting in Treatises of this Subject, by the R. R.
Richard Lord Bishop of Peterborough . Memorandum, That though
count of the most remarkable Passages in the Old and New Testament, point
ing to the Time wherein they happened, and the Places of Scripture wherein
they are recorded. And Tables of Scripture-Measures, Weights and Coins;
with an Appendix containing the Method of calculating its Measures of
Surface, hitherto wanting in Treatises of this Subject, by the R. R.
Measures of
Lengthand
Capacityhad been learnedly treated upon
before, yet this of the Measures of
Surfacesis a new Discovery,
for which the World is obliged to the said learned
Cum
berland.
berland.
scriptions of
Parker
of the first Sett of
Elizabeth
of Supremacy. These, and their Successors, are digested Alphabeti
cally;
.Abbot , Atterbury ; Barckley , Barlow , Bentham , Best , Beveridge ,
Boyle ,
Bramhall , Brideoake , Bridgeman , Bullingham , Burnet ; Compton ,
Cosins , Cox , Cumberland ;
Davyes , Dolben , Doping ; Fell , Fleetwood , Fow
ler ; Gardiner , Geste , Goodman , Grindall ,
Guning ; Hacket , Hall , Harsnet ,
Hartstong , Hooper , Hopkins , Hough , Humfreys ,
Huntington , Hutton ; Jewel ,
Jones , Juxon ; Ken , Kidder , King ; Lake , Lamplugh , Laud ,
Leighton ,
Lloyd , Loftus ; Margetson , Marsh , Matthewes , Merrick , Mewe ,
More , Mor
ley , Morton , Montague ; Neile , Nicolson ; Palliser , Parker , Parkurst , Pa
trick ,
Pearson , Pilkington ; Rainbow , Ravis , Reynolds , Robinson ; Sandys ,
Scory , Sharp ,
Sheldon , Smalridge , Sprat , Stern , Stillingfleet , Stratford ; Tay
lor , Tenison ,
Thornbrough , Tillotson , Turner ; Usher ; Wake , Walker , Wal
ton , Watson , Wettenhall ,
White , Whitgift , Wickham , Wilkins , Williams ,
Wilson , Worth ; Young
ler
ley
trick
lor
ton