the founder of the greatest school of Eng- lish metaphysics, at Oxford ... 65 Lockyer, a divine who officiated at the inaugu- ration of the Protector .... 67 Lovelace, Lord, of Hurly, Owen chaplain to 29 Owen leaves the family of ... 29
Manton, Dr, a divine who officiated at the in- auguration of the Protector ... 67
his false charge against Owen regarding
Richard Cromwell's fall .... 77
Maretz, a continental writer, his remarks on Biddle's catechisms 62
Marshall, Mr, Presbyterian minister, his con- ference with Owen and others ... 53
Mu rveU, Andrew, under-secretary to and friend of Milton, his review of Parker ... 89
Mather, Cotton, quoted .... 21
Milton classed with Jeremy Taylor, Vane, Locke, and Owen 41
quoted 55, 112
Monk, General, a favourer of Charles Stuart, Owen's remonstrance with and opposition to 77
Moscorovius, a Socinian, classed with Biddle and Smalcius 63
Moulin, Peter du, Owen's letter to . . 114
Nicolas, Sir Edward, one of the principal se- cretaries of state 80
JVye, Ml-, Independent minister, his conference with Owen and others .... 53
Orme, value of his Life of Owen ... 22 Orrery, Earl of, Owen's friend ... 91 Owen, Lewis, vice-chamberlain. North Wales, and high sheriff, county of Merioneth, mur- dered by outlaws in the woods of Monthrey 22 Owen, Humphrey, married Susan, grand-daugh- ter of Lewis Owen, issue fifteen sons, youngest
of these Henry Owen 22
Owen, Heniy, father of Dr Owen, educated at
Oxford, became vicar of Stadham,.Oxfordshire 22 Owen, John, born at Stadliam, 1616 . . 22
entered Queen'sCoUegeattheageof twelve 23
resists Laud's statutes .... 23
self-exiled from Oxford for conscience' sake
removes to London, and resides in Chai-ter-
House Yard
removes to Fordham in Essex, becomes
pastor there 33
married to a lady of the name of Rooke 33
prcaclied before Parliament April 29, 1646 34
thanks of the House conveyed to, by Mr
Jenner and Sir P. AVentworth ... 35
removed to Coggeshall, Earl of Warwick
patron ...... 35
church at Coggeshall, decidedly Congi-e-
gational 37
jOLnedCromwellat Berwick, preached th:re 44
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Owen, John, preaches iu St Giles', Edinburgh 45
in Glasgow with Cromwell ... 45
returns to Essex 46
nominated vice-chancellor of Oxford Uni- versity by Cromwell 46
• his toleration of Episcopalians . . 51
engaged in a conference in London on
Christian union 53
diplomated doctor of divinity . . 54
Dr, elected by the University to sit iu Par- liament 58
resigns the presidency of Oxford . . 67
charged with taking part in the fall of
llichard Cromwell 76
official connection with Oxford finally se- vered 78
invitation to the fii'st Congregational
church of Boston, New England . . SI
Anecdote of, while on a visit to Oxford, in
his last days 83
his own opinion of his " Exposition of the
Epistle to the Hebrews" .... 85 his expression when he finished the " Ex- position" 86
death of his first wife, her character, and
epitaph by Gilbert 95
- — married a widow lady of the name of Michel 95
his opinion of Presbyterianism as exer-
cisiid in .Scotland 98
Letter of, from Woburn to his flock . 101
removes to Kensington for country air 102
takes up his abode at Ealing . . 102
• his death and bmial, 1683 . . .104
Character of 105
^.— compared with other Puritans . . Ill
Epitaph on the monument of, in Bunhill-
fields 113
Owen, Martyn, cousin of Dr Owen . . 95 Owen, Mrs, first wife of the Doctor . . 33 Owen, Mrs, his second wife .... 95
Parker, Bishop, his character ... 88
Owen's reply to 88
Payne, Kev. >\'illiam, Dissenting minister at
Saffron Waldon, Essex .... 103 Penn, William, founder of Pennsylvania, at
Oxford 65
Pinner's Hall, Weekly lecture at . . 90
Plague, The, means of enlarging the liberty of
the Puritan preachers .... 82
Pococh, Dr, professor of Arabic in O.xford 61, 65 PoWiV^, Mrs, Owen's letter to . . .117
Poote, Matthew, the commentator, his remarks
on Biddle's catechisms .... 62
Quakers, Act against 79
Severities against 87
Racovian Catechism, the confession of foreign Socinians 62
ReynohU, Dr, Owen settled in the deanery of Christ Church, in room of . . . . 46
iJicauf, Sir Paul, his testimony regarding Crom- well 62
Ridley and Latimer in Elizabeth's days . 27
Russell, Thomas, M.A., his edition of Owen re- ferred to 108
Rutherford, Samuel, of St Andrews . . 55
Rye House plot, Owen falsely charged with be- ing involved in 102
Savoy Declaration of Faith Scotland, Owen's journey to ■^— His laboui's in
68-70 44 45
rage
Sherlock, Dr, his controversy with Owen 72 Shields, Alexander, author of " Hind let Loose,"
one of Owen's assistants at Leadenhall Street 96
<Sji6s, author of "Bruised Keed" ... 25 Simon Magus, Socinianism traced to the days
of 63
Smalcius, a Socinian, classed with Biddle . 63
South, Dr, the pulpit satirist, at Oxford . G6 Southampton, Earl of, declaration concerning
Nonconformists' oath 82
Stephen, Sir James, quoted .... 109 Stillinr/fleet, Dr, espouses the cause of Noncon- formists 88
his controversy with Owen ... 97
Sylcester, Edward, private academy at Oxford,
Owen taught by 23
Taylor, Bishop Jeremy, classed with Milton, Vane, Locke, and Owen .... 41
his " Holy Living" faulty ... 64
Thurloe, Cromwell's secretary, Owen wrote to 61 Tillotson, Archbishop, his mistaken impres- sions regarding Owen . . . . 71, 72