- Hezekiah Burton
Hezekiah Burton (1632-1681) was an English
theologian . He was Fellow ofMagdalene College, Cambridge , where he was eventually President, and an associate of a number of intellectual figures of the day, in particular Richard Cumberland whose "De legibus naturae" he edited and to which he contributed an "Address to the Reader". He is mentioned in "Pepys's Diary ".He was characterised as a
Latitudinarian . He was chaplain to Orlando Bridgeman, and used the contact to support Cumberland. A position asrector of Barnes he obtained in 1680 was cut short by his death from illness. He has previously been aprebendary ofNorwich , and from 1668 rector of St. George's,Southwark .References
* "Dictionary of National Biography"
Works
* "Several Discourses, viz., I. of purity and charity, II. of repentance, III. of seeking first the kingdom of God" (1684)
* "A Second Volume of Discourses" (1685)
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