Alexander Balloch Grosart

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Alexander Balloch Grosart Encyclopædia Britannica, Ninth Edition (1878)

No shadow rests on his beautiful and holy life. He died 25th September 1626, and the leaders in church and state mourned for him as for a father. Two generations later, Richard Crashaw caught up the universal sentiment, when in his lines Ypon Bishop Andrewes 1 Picture before his Sermons, he exclaims : " This reverend shadow cast that setting sun, Whose glorious course through our horizon run, Left the dimme face of this dull hemisphere, All one great eye, all drown d in one great teare.
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Alexander Balloch Grosart Encyclopædia Britannica, Ninth Edition (1878)

What by his often preaching, testifies Isaacson, at St Giles s, and his no less often read ing in St Paul s, he became so infirm that his friends despaired of his life. His charities were lavish, and yet discriminative. The dearth of 1594 exhibits him as another Joseph in his care for the afflicted and poor of the Israel of God." In 1595 appeared The Lambeth Articles, a landmark in our national church history. Andrewes adopted the doctrine of St Augustine as modi fied by Aquinas.
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