This is Volume 2 of â € œ The Works of Symon Patrick, D. D. , Sometime Bishop of Ely, Including his Autobiography. â € This collection showcases the writings of Symon Patrick (1626-1707), a prominent figure in the Church of England during a period of significant religious and political change. A theologian and ecclesiastical writer, Patrick served as the Bishop of Ely and left a lasting impact on Anglican thought. His works offer valuable insights into the religious landscape of the 17th century and the intellectual currents shaping theological discourse.
Including his autobiography, this volume provides a comprehensive view of Patrick's life, beliefs, and contributions, and is an essential resource for scholars and anyone interested in the history of Christianity and the development of Anglican theology.
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