Hugh Cressey. Epistle Apologetical to a Person of Honour (Lord Clarendon), 8vo. 1674, page 46.
——"Dr. Earle, Bishop of Salisbury, was a man that could do good against evil; forgive much, and of a charitable heart."
Pierce. Conformist's Plea for Nonconformity, 4to. 1681, page 174.
No. III.
LIST OF DR. EARLE'S WORKS.
1. Microcosmography, or a Piece of the World discovered, in Essays and Characters. London. 1628. &c. &c. 12mo.
2. Hooker's Ecclesiastical Polity, translated into Latin. This, says Wood, "is in MS. and not yet printed." In whose possession the MS. was does not appear, nor have I been able to trace it in the catalogue of any public or private collection.
3. Hortus Mertonensis, a Latin Poem, of which Wood gives the first line "Hortus deliciæ domus politæ." It is now supposed to be lost.