[298] Dr. Rainbow, afterwards Bishop of Carlisle, is said to have adopted a practice similar to that of Bull.—Zouch Edit. of Walton's Lives, 461. Thorndike's Works, vi. 117. Note.
[299] Lyson's Environs, i. 148.
[300] Disputation at Winchcomb, 1653. Commonwealth Pamphlets, British Museum.
Barksdale expressed admiration of the "learned and pious Dr. Hammond," which aroused the cry, "An Arminian! an Arminian!"
[301] Walker's Sufferings, p. ii., 142.
[302] On his tomb, in Ely Cathedral, it is said:—"Exulans ab Academiâ Ecclesiam Anglicanam inter schismaticorum furias, coram ipso Cromwello concionibus disputationibus publice asseruit tantum non solus sustinuit, vindicavit."
[303] Wood's Ath. Ox., vol. ii., fasti, 132.
[304] Farindon's Works, i. Memoir, xlii.
[305] These sermons are given in Farindon's Works, iii. 361.
[306] See his Sermons, vol. iii. 399.