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== Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature <ref name="term_37853" /> == | |||
<p> an English antiquary, was born in Warwickshire, September 12, 1605, and devoted his life chiefly to the study of English antiquities. He died February 10, 1686. Among his writings, the most notable is the Monasticon Anglicanum (1655-73, 3 volumes, fol. London; new ed. of volume 1:1682; 3d edit. 1817-29, 8 volumes, fol.), containing an account of the religious houses of England, with abundant illustrative plates; an English version (probably by James Wright), abridged, appeared in 1692, and another in 1718 (fol.), probably by John Stevens, who also published The History of the [[Ancient]] Abbeys, Monasteries, etc., being two additional volumes to Dugdale's Monasticon (2 volumes, fol. 1722-23). Dugdale also wrote a History of St. Paul's [[Cathedral]] (1716, fol.; 2d edit. by Ellis, London, 1818). — Kippis, Biographia Britannica, 5:479. </p> | <p> an [[English]] antiquary, was born in Warwickshire, [[September]] 12, 1605, and devoted his life chiefly to the study of English antiquities. [[He]] died [[February]] 10, 1686. [[Among]] his writings, the most notable is the [[Monasticon]] Anglicanum (1655-73, 3 volumes, fol. London; new ed. of volume 1:1682; 3d edit. 1817-29, 8 volumes, fol.), containing an account of the religious houses of England, with abundant illustrative plates; an English version (probably by [[James]] Wright), abridged, appeared in 1692, and another in 1718 (fol.), probably by [[John]] Stevens, who also published The [[History]] of the [[Ancient]] Abbeys, Monasteries, etc., being two additional volumes to Dugdale's Monasticon (2 volumes, fol. 1722-23). Dugdale also wrote a History of St. Paul's [[Cathedral]] (1716, fol.; 2d edit. by Ellis, London, 1818). — Kippis, Biographia Britannica, 5:479. </p> | ||
== The Nuttall Encyclopedia <ref name="term_72252" /> == | |||
<p> Antiquary, born in Warwickshire; was made [[Chester]] herald, accompanied [[Charles]] I. throughout the [[Civil]] War; his chief work was the "Monasticum Anglicanum," which he executed conjointly with [[Roger]] Duckworth; wrote also on the antiquities of [[Warwickshire]] and heraldry; left 27 folio MSS. now in the [[Bodleian]] [[Library]] (1605-1686). </p> | |||
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