the manor of Little Compton, in Gloucestershire, where he passed his days in a private and devout condition. At the Restoration, aged as he was, he was ajjpointed, we might almost say by acclamation, archbishop of Can- terbury in 1660. He was not able to exert himself much in his spiritual office, but he was a benefactor to the see, for during the short time he held the archbish- opric he expended on the property fifteen thousand pounds; he moreover augmented the vicarages, the great tithes of which were appropriated to the see. He died June 4, 1663. By his last will, archbishop Juxon bequeathed i;7000 to his alma mater. He left also £100 to the parish of St. Giles, of which he had been vicar ; the same sum to four other parishes in Oxford, and sums for the repair of St. Paul's and Canterbury Cathedrals, and other charitable uses, in all to the amount of £5000. Wood tells us that he was a man of primitive sanctitj-, wisdom, piety, learning, patience, charity, and all ajjos- tolical virtues. Whitelock says of him' that he was a comely person, of an active and lively disposition, of great parts and temper, full of ingenuity and meekncoS, not apt to give offence to any, and willing to do good to all ; of great moderation, sincerity, and integrity, inso- much that he was the delight of his time. He wTote a Sermon on Luke, xviii, 31 :— a treatise, entitled Ji^apiq Knl Elpi'iVT], or Some Coimderatioiis upon the Act of Uni- formity (London, 1662, 4to). In this work he shows himself to be no friend to the scheme of a comprehen- sion. A catalogue of books in England, alphabetically digested (Lond. 1658), bears his name. See Hook, £0 cks. Biog. s. v. (J. H. W.)
perdnlia;. «•
. , pernio. . . 5
. . . 4n8;Uypyc'nVv . '-'
.giouis. 4n8 lIvDof iff"
(sec il?- ' lus. K .
LIST OF ARTICLES IN VOL. IV.
Haag Apologetical Society Page
Ilaahashteri
Ilaaii
Haas
Ilabaiali
Habaklviik
Hal)azaniah
Ilabbacuc
Habei'seoii
Haberkoru
Habeit
Habit
Habitation
Haboi-
Haclialiah
Hachilah
Hachmoni
Ilacket, John
Hacket, William....
Hackley
Hackspaii
Hadad, 1
Hadad, 2
Hadad, 3
Hadad, 4
Hadad, 5
Hadad, 6
Hadad-ezur
Hadad-iimmon
Hadai-, 1
Hadar,2
Hadarezer
Hadashah
Hadassali
Hadattah
Haddock
Hades
Hadid
Hadj
Hadlai
Hadoram, 1
Hadorani, 2
Hadoram, 3
Hadrach
Hadrianns
Hieinonboids
Haeiiistede
Hfereiico coinbu- rendo
Hafenrefter
Haffuer
Haft
Haftorah
llai^ab
Ha;i;aba
Hagauy
Hagar
Hagareue
Hagenan, Confer- ence of
Hagerite
Haugadah
Ha'g-ai
Haggai, Prophecy of
Haggeri
Hai,''-erty
Haggi
Hag-iah
Hagilite
H.iLrL'ith
Hagia
Ha:,'iographa
Hahn, Angnst
Hahn, Heinrich Au- gust
Hahn, Michael
Hail!
Hail
Haime
]Iair
Hakewill
Hakim Ben-Allah..
Hakkatan
Hakupha
.Page
Hal ah.
Halak
Haldane, James Al- exander
Haldane, Uobert...
Hale, John
Hale, Sir Matthew..
Hales
Half-communion. . . Half-way Covenant.
Halhul
Hall
Halicarnassus
4' Hall
4 H.ill, Charles
5 Hall, Gordon
5 Hall, Joseph
5 Hall, Peter
.-iHall, Richard
<; Hall, Kobert
eilallel
(J Hallelujah
() Hallelujah, Chris-
T'Haller'.AibrechtVo'n 7 Ilaller, I'.ertbold....
7 Haller, Karl Lndwig
Tl von
TIHallet
SHallifax
8 Hallohesh
8 Hallow
8'Halt
S Halvbnrtoii
S Haiii, 1
8 Ham, 2
8 Ham, 3
9Hamaker
11 Haman
11 Hamann
11 Hamath
11 Hamath, Entrance
12 of
12 Hamathite
12 Hamath-Zobah
12 Hambioeck
i:i,Hanielmann
lo; Hamilton, James. . .
Hamilton, Patrick.. 14 Hamilton, Puchard 14 Winter
14 Hamilton, Samnel.. L"! Hamilton, Sir Will-
15 iam
1.5Hamline
l.'ilHamman
1.5 Hammath
15 Hammedaiha
lO'Hamnielech
Hammer
IS Hammerlin
IS llammer-Pin-gstall.
IS Hammoleketh
IS Hammon, 1
Hammon, 2
19 Hammond
lit Hammoth-dor
IQlHamon
2a;Hamonah
2irHaraon-gog
20'Hamor..
20; Hampden
20!Hamuel
20jHamul
21 Hamulite
IHamutal
21 Ilanameel
22 Hanan, 1
22:Hanan,2
22! Hanan, 3
22 Hanan, 4
23 Hanan, 5
20 Hanan, G
26 Hanan, 7
2(> Hananeel
20,Uauani, 1
Hanani, 2 Page
Hanani,3
Hauaniah, 1
Hananiah,2
Hananiah,3
Hananiah, 4
Hananiah,5
Hananiah, 6
Hananiah, 7
Hananiah, 8
Hananiah, 9
Hananiah, 10
Hananiah, 11
Hananiah, 12
Hananiah, 13
Hanby
Hancock
Hand
Hand-breadth
Handel
Handful
Handicraft
Handkerchief
Handle
Handmaid
Hand-staff
Handschuh
Hanes
Hanging (a punish- ment)
33 Hanging (a curtain)
33|Hanmer
.34I Hannah
34 Hannah, John
34 Hannathon
4:! Hanniel, 1
43 Hanniel, 2
43 Hauochite
44 Hannn, 1
44Haniin,2
45Hannn, 3
H.inwa}'
40 Ilaphr.iim
47:llai)hlarah
47Hara
4- Haradah
47 Haran, 1
47Havan, 2
47 Haran, 3
Haran, 4
45 llaraiite
4S Hai-l.ani,'h
Harbona
4S Hardenberg, Al- 51 1 brecht
52 Hardenberg, Jaco-
.521 busR....'
.52 Harding, Stephen... 52, Harding, Thomas. . .
52;Hard<Hiin
52;Hardwick
53| Hardy, Nathaniel... 53Hardy, Robert 53I Spence
53 Hardy, Samnel
,53; Hare
54, Hare, Augustus Will- ,54] iam
54 Hare, Edward
.54 Hare, Francis
.54;Hare, Julius Charles 54Harel
55 Haren
55 Hareph
55|Hareih
,55 Harhaiah
55 Harhur
.55 Harim, 1
55Harim, 2
.55 Harim, 3
55 Harim, 4
,55 Harim, 5
55 Harim, G
.55 Hariph.l
55 Hariph.2
55,Harly-Chauvallou. .
Harlot Page TSIHate Page
9G
76 7fi
90
Hatipha
Hatita
90
Harms, Clans
S2
90
larms, Louis
S2
Hatsiham - Menu-
84
choth
90
Harness, 1
84
Hatteraists
90
S4 84
Hattil
Hatto, 1
97
Harness, 3
97
84
Hatto, 2
97
ilarod
84
Hatto, 3
97
ilarodite
85
Hattnsh, 1
97
:Iarorite
85
natfush,2
97
Harosheth
85,Hattnsh,3
97
Sr>'Hattusli,4
97
llarphins
,sT'Hattnsh,5
97
Haipslrld
ss Ilauuc
97
llavpsticld
ss llauran
97
ss Hansmann
9S
Harris, John (1)...
ssiHautefage
98
Harris, .John (■_')...
SSHavelock
98
Hairis, Koberi ....
s'.t'Haven
9S
Harris, Samuel....
89
Havens
99
Harris, Tliaddeus
Havernick
99
Mason
89
Havilah, 1...
99
Harris, Waller
89
Havilah,2
99