The inscriptions upon the tombs, grave-stones, etc. in the dissenters burial place near Bunhill-Fields / [Anon].

  • Richard Rawlinson
Date:
1717
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Credit: The inscriptions upon the tombs, grave-stones, etc. in the dissenters burial place near Bunhill-Fields / [Anon]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    & diligentia, quam integritate confpicuus, In omnes charitate, atque candore animi fingulari: Sibi in re ampliffima parcus, in alios vero, pauperes praecipue, ac rempublicam, ut femper alius, ita teftamento munificenriffimus. Denique cmnis virtutis, quantum mortalium capit conditio, durn vixitftudiofiffimus;eorum,quae ilia non admittit, annis jam & laude plenus, in coelefti coetu particeps fa£tus, VII. Kal. Feb. ANNO Aetatis fuae LXXII. Chrifti MDCCXVI. On another hlack MarMe Tomb-fione, is the fol¬ lowing Infcription. Here lyeth interred the Body of the Reverend and Learned Divine, Mr. ANTHONY FI DOE, who’till the Year 1660, was a Fellow of Trinity, College in Cambridge ; but foon after (his Confcience not permitting him to comply with the A3: commonly known by the Name of The Bartholomew Act) he refigned not only his Feilowfbip, but a confiderable Living he was then in Pofleffion of, in the County of Cambridge; and fince that Time, has continued a Minifter of the Gofpel in feveral Parts of England; but for the laft Thirty Years of his Life, in the City of
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