Bible Encyclopedias

Glanvill, Joseph
Born at Plymouth, graduated at Oxford; was at first an Aristotelian and Puritan in his opinions, but after the Restoration entered the Church, and obtained

Hemans, Felicia Dorothea
née Browne, poetess, born in Liverpool; her marriage was an unhappy one, and after the birth of five children ended in permanent separation; she

Keats, John
Was the son of a livery-stable proprietor, born at Finsbury, London; never went to a university, but was apprenticed to a London surgeon, and subsequently

Phiz
the pseudonym of hablot k. browne, the illustrator of the first edition of the "pickwick papers" of dickens.

Religio Medici
a celebrated work of sir thomas browne's, characterised as a "confession of intelligent, orthodox, and logical supernaturalism couched in some of the most exquisite english ever written."

Stamford
An interesting old town, partly in Lincolnshire and partly in Northamptonshire, on the Welland, 12 m. WNW. of Peterborough; was one of the five Danish

Ward, Artemus
the pseudonym of c. f. browne (q. v .).