Eusebius, specific allusion to the Epistles of Igna- tius by, xi. 75. Quoted regarding the introduc- tion of Christianity into Britain, xiv. 96.
Eutychc.s, a presbyter and abbot at Constantinople, his history and opinions, i. 229.
Evelyn, Sir John, patron of Long Ditton, county of Surrey, x. 14S.
Everard, a disbanded soldier at Cobham, self-styled prophet, etc., ix. 197.
Exclusion bill, stormy discussions about the, viii. 594.
Expurgatorius, Index, work of Bellarmine placed in the, v. 11.
Ezra, Aben, his opinion apparently adopted by Owen, iii. 96.
Fairfax, Lord, general of the Parliamentary army, viii. 72.
Felix, bishop of Aptunga, ordained Csecilian, .xv. 369.
Ferguson, Robert, his work against Sherlock, ii. 276.
Firmin, Giles, a Nonconformist divine and physi- cian, xiii. 20S.
Flamsteed and llallcv, observations on the comet ofl6S0-81, by, ix. 11.
Fordham, in Essex, Owen's labours in, i. 464, viii. 2. By whom conferred upon Owen, x. 4.
France, church of, articles of synod in Holland em- bodied in standards of the, x. 3.
Friends, Owen's ftviju nt allusion to the views of the, in liis work on the Spirit, iv. 4. Tlie essen-
tial principle of their system, what it is, iv. 4. Their views concerning the Scriptures, iv. 4.
GaU, Theophilus, author of " The Court of tlie Gen- tiles," ix. 337.
Geneva, church of, articles of general synod in Hol- land acquiesced in by, x. 3.
Gesenius, view of, concerning the Hebrew points, xvi. 346.
Gib, Rev. Adam, superintended an edition of Owen's "Death of Death," etc., x. 141. His edition of Owen's " Death of Death," etc., referred to, x. 407.
Gibbon, his " Decline and Fall of the Roman Em- pire" quoted, xiv. 235.
Gibson, Bishop, author of " Preservative against Popery," xiv. 482.
Gieseler, referred to concerning " Utraquists," viii. 264.
Gilbert, Thomas, comliated Owen's views main- tained in the "Diatriba," x. 482. An admirer of Owen, and employed to write his epitaph, x. 4S'2.
Gildas, a writer of the sixth century, referred to, xiv. 97.
Glastoiibury, Somersetshire, first Christian church in Britain said to be erected at, xiv. 95.
Godfrey, Sir Edmondsbury, information by Titus Gates lodged before, ix. 13. Murdered in a field near Loudon, ix. 13.
Goffe, Colonel, Caiyl in Scotland with, and Major- Ueneral AVhalley, ix. 256.
Gomar, a professor in the University of Leyden, X. 3. Opposed the appointment of Arminius, x. 3. Dispute between Arminius and, on predestina- tion, x. 3.
Gomarists, dispute between Arminians and, in Holland, x. 140.
Goodman, Dr, rector of Hadham, his " Inquiry," etc., vii. 74.
Goodwin, John, an able advocate of Arminianism, history and cliaracter of, x. 4. Owen wrote his treatise on " Perseverance " against, xi. 2.
Goodivin, Thomas, president of Magdalene College, died in 1679, ix. 337. Character of, by Anthony Wood, ix. 337.
GottSihalc, a monk of Orbais, advocated the doc- trines of Augustine, x. 2. His death in prison, X. 2. Dispute between Hincmar and, x. 140, 424.
Gower, Stanley, a puritan divine, and member of Westminster Assembly, x. 147.
Grimshawe, Mr, an active clergyman of the church of England, v. 4*. Converted by Owen's work on "Justification," v. 4*.
Gr'itius, Hugo, allusion to by Owen, x. 268. His treatise entitled, "Defensio Fidei Catholicae," etc., X. 268. Distinguished reputation of, in legal science, x. 268. His history and creed, xii. 4. Works of, specially his " Annotations," xii. 4.
GuericJce, referred to concerning Utraquists, viii. 264.
Hadrian, the emperor, referred to by Owen, i. 280. Hagenbach, stranjre assertion of, in his " History of
Doctrines," x. 141. Hale, Judge, disapproval of Dr Patrick's work, " A
Friendly Debate," etc., by, xiii. 3JS. HaH, Dr, one of four English deputies to Synod of
Dort, X. 3. Hallet, a Presbyterian dissenter, openly committed
to Arianism, i. 2. Halley, comet of, 16S0-81, ix. 11. And Flamsteed,
observations on the comet made by, ix. 11 Halyburton, Professor, work on " Natural and Re- vealed Religion," by, xvi. 206. Hamilton, Mr, translation of Owen's " Diatriba,"
by, X. 482.
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INDICES.
Hammond, Dr Henry, initials of, xi. 27. Owen assails the reasonings of, in support of episcopacy, xi. 75. Wrote in defence of the Ignatiau Epis- tles, etc., xi. 75. Referred to, xiii. 126. " Vindi- cation," etc., of, referred to, xiii. 175. Contro- veisy of, with Owen respecting the orthodoxy of Grotius, xiii. 208.
Hartupp, Sii' John, Bart., Dr Owen's friend, vii. 500. Use made of a manuscript which belonged to, vii. 500. Alluded to, vol. viii. p. vii. Manuscripts of, vol. viii. p. viii. Sermon on the death of, by Dr Isaac Watts, i.\. 18. W rote certain discoui'ses of Owen in short-hand, ix. 408.
Hayward, " Cases of Conscience " by, ix. 358.
Heath, author of " Flagellum," his testimony con- cerning Ireton, viii. 342.
Henry, 3Iatthew, his funeral sermon on the death of Daniel Burgess, ix. 2.
Henry, Philip, greatly benefited by Owen's preach- ing, vi. 2.
Henrys, families of the, genial influences in, vii. 2.
Hervey, Mr, his expression of admiration for Owen's work ou " The Glory of Christ,'' i. 274.
Hickman, Henry, pastor of an English congrega- tion at Leyden, ii. "276. Work of, entitled " Spe- culum Sherlockianum, etc.," ii. 276.
Hill, Dr, opinion of, on Davenant's " Animadver- sions," x. 19.
Hoard, a treatise written by, x. 19.
Hobart, Sir Henry, Lord Chief-Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, xiii. 330.