Richard Bentley, D.D. : a bibliography of his works and of all the literature called forth by his acts or his writings / by A.T. Bartholomew ... ; with an introduction and chronological table by J.W. Clark.

  • Augustus Theodore Bartholomew
Date:
1908
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Credit: Richard Bentley, D.D. : a bibliography of his works and of all the literature called forth by his acts or his writings / by A.T. Bartholomew ... ; with an introduction and chronological table by J.W. Clark. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Case of Trinity College in Cambridge [by R. Bentley], 242 Catullus, ed. L. Schwabe, with Bentley’s conjectures, 188 Christ Church publications, 95—97, 121 Cicero: Academica, ed. J. Davies, with Bentley’s Notes, 182 - Tusculan Disputations, ed. J. Davies, with Bentley’s emendations, 140, 141 Clarke, S., Bentley writes to, 278 Clergyman s Thanks to Phileleutherus for his Remarks [by F. Hare], 62 Colbatch, John, considered by Bentley to be the author of Remarks upon the Proposals...for a New Edition of the Greek Testament, 78; his Declaration disclaiming any connection with the Remarks, 79 ; Declaration by the Vice-Chancellor and Heads at his instance, 83 ; writes Jus Academicum, 239 ; The Case of Trinity College in Relation to a Visitor, 243 ; A Defence of the Bp. of Ely's Visitatorial Jurisdiction, 245 ; A Vindication of the Bp. of Ely's Visitatorial Jurisdiction, 246 Coleridge, Hartley, his life of Bentley, 301 Collection of Scarce and Valuable Tracts [contains Smalbroke’s Enquiry], 86 Collins, Anthony : A Discourse of Free-Thinking, 46—48 ; translations, 46 ; replies, 49—6p, 63—69 Commins, John, see Cumming, John Cotes, R., his letters to Bentley, 287 Craven, Joseph: Two letters to Dr Bentley [? by him], 70—73 Critical Remarks on Captain Gulliver's Travels [by John Arbuthnot ?], 265, 266 Crousaz, Jean Pierre de: Examen du Traite' de la liberty de penser d'Antoine Collins, 69 Cumberland, Richard, publishes Newton’s Four Letters to Dr Bentley, 25 ; edits Lucan with notes by Bentley, 193; revises Hinton’s Life of Bentley, 2925 vindicates Bentley in a Letter to the Bp of Oxford, 293 ; his reminiscences of Bentley, 295 Cumming, John : Remarks on Bentley's Sermon upon Popery, 38—40 ; Reflections on the Remarks, 41 Cuningham, Alexander: Animadversiones in R. Bentleii Notas...ad Horatium... 170, 171 ; Horatio denuo castigatus, 172 Davies, John, edits Academica of Cicero, with Bentley’s Notes, 182 ; Cicero’s Tusculans, with Bentley’s emendations, 140 ; Bentley’s letter to, no, 113, 275 Dawes, Ri., his letter to J. Taylor, 279 De Quincey, Tho., his essay on Bentley, 300 Dean, engraves Bentley’s portrait, p. 102, no. 11 Defence of the...Bp, of Ely's Visitatorial Jurisdiction [by J. Colbatch], 245 Dialogues of the Dead [by W. King], 126 Dickins, Francis, Letter from G. Paul to, 61 Discourse of Free-Thinking [by Anthony Collins], 46—48 ; translations, 46 ; replies, 49—60, 63—69 Dodwell, Henry: De Veteribus...Cyclis, 130; Exercitationes Dua>, 131 Dyce, Alex., edits Bentley’s Works, 267