 | Joseph Priestley - Christianity - 1786 - 496 pages
...haughtincfs, and too " much affedlion for human applaufe. He " was generally well refpedted in his dio" cefe, and by the neighbouring bifhops, " in efteem with...great, and beloved by *' the common people. He preached fre" quently, and was a good fpeaker. And " from what is faid by the Fathers of the " council, of his... | |
 | Joseph Priestley - Church history - 1790 - 582 pages
...257, tec. "fection " fediionfor human applaufe. He vfas geM nerallywell refpected in his diocefe,and by ** the neighbouring bifhops; in efteem with " the great, and beloved by the common peo*' pie. He preached frequently, and was a *' good fpeaker; and from what is faid by *' the Fathers... | |
 | Joseph Priestley - Theology - 1786 - 526 pages
...applause. He was generally well respected in his diocese, and by the neighbouring bishops, in esteem with the great, and beloved by the common people. He preached frequently, and was a good speaker. And from what is said by the fathers of the council, of his rejecting, or laying aside, some... | |
 | John Platts - Biography - 1825 - 706 pages
...applause. He was generally well respected in his diocese, and by the neighbouring bishops ; in esteem with the great, and beloved by the common people. He preached frequently, and was a good speaker. And from what is said by the fathers of the council, of his rejecting or laying aside some... | |
 | John Platts - Biography - 1825 - 702 pages
...applause. He was generally well respected in his diocese, and by the neighbouring bishops ; in esteem with the great, and beloved by the common people. He preached frequently, and was a good speaker. And from what is said by the fathers of the council, of his rejecting or laying aside some... | |
 | James Forrest (A.M.) - Trinity - 1836 - 130 pages
...applause. He was generally well respected in his diocese, and by the neighbouring bishops ; in esteem with the great, and beloved by the common people. He preached frequently, and was a good speaker. And from what is said by the fathers of the council, of his rejecting or laying aside some... | |
 | Nathaniel Lardner - Theology - 1838 - 740 pages
...— 893. 1 Vid. Paul de Samosates, Art. ii. Mem. Ecc. T. iv. P. ii. p. 615, &c. bishops ; in esteem with the great, and beloved by the common people. He preached frequently, and was a good speaker. And from what is said byb the fathers of the council, of1' his rejecting or laying aside some... | |
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... present the consideration of his heterodoxy, we shall not mistake much if we conceive of him after this manner. He had a great mind, with a mixture of haughtiness, and too much affection for human applause. He was generally well respected in his diocese,... 