Andrewes
lancelot, 1555–1626, english theologian: one of the translators of the authorized version of the bible.
historical examples
the stone that marks the burying-place of the andrewes family taught me the secret of the special love the rector bore me.
a flat iron for a farthing juliana horatia ewing
dr. andrewes, on the other hand, had powerful city influence to back him.
william harvey d’arcy powers
mr. andrewes saw this, however, and wanted to fasten a table-napkin round me, to which i objected.
a flat iron for a farthing juliana horatia ewing
it struck me that mr. andrewes had not been gardening for some time.
a flat iron for a farthing juliana horatia ewing
the first edition of bishop andrewes’ sermons was published in 1629.
the complete works of richard crashaw, volume i (of 2) richard crashaw
it was also bruted, that his bodie was buried in the monasterie of saint andrewes of the cisteaux order.
chronicles of england, scotland and ireland (2 of 6): england (7 of 12) raphael holinshed
in the hall our host apologized for the absence of mrs. andrewes, who was at the sea-side, out of health.
a flat iron for a farthing juliana horatia ewing
the good man was exceedingly troubled at it, and went to andrewes his chamber to be satisfied in point of conscience.
brief lives (vol. 1 of 2) john aubrey
i fancy mr. andrewes had asked me to come to him that evening greatly for the purpose of having a “sunday talk.”
a flat iron for a farthing juliana horatia ewing
kindly is quite a pet word with andrewes, as, besides the p-ssages quoted, he employs it in nearly the same sense in vol.
notes and queries, number 188, june 4, 1853 various
noun
lancelot. 1555–1626, english bishop and theologian
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