A grateful mention of deceased bishops Barksdale, Clement, 1609-1687. 1686 Approx. 9 KB of XML-encoded text transcribed from 1 1-bit group-IV TIFF page image. Text Creation Partnership, Ann Arbor, MI ; Oxford (UK) : 2009-10 (EEBO-TCP Phase 1). A78150 Wing B794B ESTC R175499 45097522 ocm 45097522 171141 This keyboarded and encoded edition of the work described above is co-owned by the institutions providing financial support to the Early English Books Online Text Creation Partnership. This Phase I text is available for reuse, according to the terms of Creative Commons 0 1.0 Universal . The text can be copied, modified, distributed and performed, even for commercial purposes, all without asking permission. Early English books online. (EEBO-TCP ; phase 1, no. 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Copies of the texts have been issued variously as SGML (TCP schema; ASCII text with mnemonic sdata character entities); displayable XML (TCP schema; characters represented either as UTF-8 Unicode or text strings within braces); or lossless XML (TEI P5, characters represented either as UTF-8 Unicode or TEI g elements). Keying and markup guidelines are available at the Text Creation Partnership web site . eng Church of England -- Bishops. Bishops -- Great Britain. Broadsides -- England -- 17th century. 2008-07 TCP Assigned for keying and markup 2008-10 SPi Global Keyed and coded from ProQuest page images 2008-12 John Pas Sampled and proofread 2008-12 John Pas Text and markup reviewed and edited 2009-02 pfs Batch review (QC) and XML conversion A Grateful MENTION of Deceased BISHOPS . D. Episcopo Glocestriensi . Pagina non timet haec conspectum nostra bonorum , Pastoris claro nomine tuta boni . Pagina nec timet haec conspectum nostra malorum , Divorum tantis splendida nominibus . C. B. 1 ABBOT , all Englands Metropolitan , By Preaching , and by Writing , Honour wan . 2 Abbot of Sarum , Regius Professor , taught By 's Learned Lectures , and the Books he wrote . 3 Babington Worster may be read with gain ; A Writer very pious , very plain . 4 Bancroft and Whitgift , both in the prime Seat , Both in their Books and Government were great . 5 Bilson of Winton , Great : No doubt of it : Study the Obedience which he writ . 6 May Primate Bramhall , with prime Authors go ; His Divine Works we have in Folio . 7 Brideock of Chichester , two Kings did please , For Latham-House , and other Services . 8 Bedel of Kilmore , He right Learned was , With him his Irish Bible's lost ; Alas ! 9 Bancroft of Oxon , built the Bishops House , Burnt to the Ground by Rebels furious . 10 Carlton of Chichester , a grave Learned Man , Wrote many good Books , Read them he that can . 11 Cosins of Durham , Kings Chaplain in 's Exile , And wrote the Scripture History therewhile . 12 Creighton in War , and Exile , Kings attended , Old faithful Creighton then to Bath commended . 13 Carlton ( Guy ) strong in arms , at Bristol he Bishop , got o're the Phranticks Victory . 14 Davenant Sarum , Professor Regius , stable , In Life and Doctrine strict , yet peaceable . 15 Duppa of Sarum , Princes good grave Teacher , A Confessor , advanc'd to Winchester . 16 Earl Worster , the Prince Charles's Chaplain , first , To the Exiled King made good his trust . 17 Frewen of York ; Vice-Chancellor , an Actor Vigilant , to make Laud our Benefactor . 18 Gauden at Exeter , had Laetitia , For Anglicanae lacrimae & suspiria . 19 Godwin of Hereford Bishop , justly so . His Kings and Bishops among good Books go . 20 Old Goodman wrote the Fall of Man , and more : His Name at Gloster lives among the Poor . 21 Hall Norwich-prelate , he hard measure had : Admirable Writer , under Persecution glad . 22 Harsnet of York , one of the first I find , Who preach'd at Pauls , Gods Love to all Minkind . 23 Hacket of Lichfield , ingenious Preacher , very Charitable ; his word , Do well and be Cheery . 24 Holdsworth and Brownrig , good Bishops elect , By the good King , by ungodly men reject . 25 Jewel of Sarum's Works deserve gold Chain , In every Church , wherein they yet remain . 26 Juxon of London , had kept Kings Treasury , Kept his more precious Soul , when led to dye . 27 John King London , had three Sons of good Names , Stiled the King of Preachers , by King James . 28 King ( Henry ) of Chichester , Preach't first the Memory Of Charles King-Martyr , thirtieth January . 29 New Colledg , Winchester and Wells may take A fair example from Right Reverend Lake . 30 Laud Primate ; See's Council-Speech , and learn'd Book Of Controverse , and on a Martyr look . 31 Lindsel of Hereford , for this special Act , Is to be honoured , His Theophilact . 32 Matthews York , does in Pulpit Dominere , Said Campian ; Sure he was most Eloquent there . 33 Winchester Morley's exile is renown'd : He Preach't to his great Master being Crown'd . 34 Morton of Durham Prelate , His Appeal , Imposture , and of Providence , wrote with Zeal . 35 Nicolson Gloster's Name shall not soon dye ; Preserv'd by 's Sermons and Apology . 36 Overal , after Nowell , Dean of Paul's , To Lichfield Consecrated to save Souls . 37 Parker , great Primate , rightly Consecrate ; In th' great Queens Reign did Bishops propagate . 38 Parkhurst of Norwich Bishop , in that See Vouchsaf'd to Print his Juvenilia . 39 Parry belov'd at Gloster , prefer'd thence To VVorster , latin'd Raynolds Conference . 40 Prideaux Worster , abus'd i' th' Bishops Throne ; Famous i' th' Doctor 's for Moderation . 41 Raynolds of Norwich , Merton Colledg bred , Passions and Sermons , worthy to be read . 42 Rust late of Dromore , learnedly does tell The use of Reason , Englisht by Halliwell . 43 Sheldon Dean , Preach'd the Kings Deliverance . And was advanc'd to Archbishops Eminence . ' And Sheldon fixed in so high a Sphere , ' Raised at Oxford , the great Theatre . 44 Sanderson Lincoln's Book might now silence Dissenters doubts . Lectures of Conscience . ' This Doctors Sermons at great rate are Sold ; ' For Solidness are worth their weight in Gold. 45 Sandys York-Primate , see his happiness In his own Virtues , and his Sons no less . 46 York-Primate Stern , but lately from us gone , Is worthy of an honourable mention . 47 Smith Glocester , great Hebrician is blest , For great pains on the Bible , with the rest . 48 Spotswood Scots Loyal Primate , and his Son , For Charles the first have suffer'd much , much done . 49 Taylor the Bishop , England and Ireland fills With Nectar dropping from his Lips and Quills . 50 Usher Lord Primate , not one Land alone ; His Works in all the Learned World are known . 51 Philosopher and Theologer , these two Compleat the grave John Wilkins , Bishop too . 52 Williams of Lincoln , honour'd , dishonour'd ; this Lincoln-Colledg-Chappel built , Honour is . 53 VVren Confessor , fifteen years in the Tower , Constant in Loyalty to his last hour . 54 Whitgift with all his might this Church maintain'd , And Bancroft likewise ; both much Glory gain'd . THE IV. KINGS . The first James many learned works hath done ; Read first of all , 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 First Charles's Wisdom to his Enemies known , When came to light , 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 The 2d Charles hath said and done such things , Which make him famous with the best of Kings . King James the 2d , God guide all his days , In 's Brothers , Fathers , and Grand fathers ways . ' He will the living Bishops love and keep , ' As Kings before him did those now asleep . Quae fama unius lecti , lux quanta Jacobos , Qstendisse duos , atque duos Carolo 's . ' What fame , what light for one Age , to have shown ' Two James's , and two Charles's , in one Throne