Authority Cited: Hammond; Ham.
Author name and dates: Henry Hammond (1605-1660)
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Categories (list of works cited – preliminary) [BKG Note: per Yale Vol. 18, p.78, SJ cited both Fundamentals and Practical Catechism in the Dictionary word list from Hammond's Works (1684). There is a 4 Vol., 1684, edition of Hammond's Works in the 1785 Sale Catalogue of the SJ library (lot 209 Hammond's Works, 4 v. 1684). per Greene in Samuel Johnson's Library, an Annotated Guide (1975), the 1684 edition was the first collected Works of Hammond, and included a Life of Hammond by John Fell (q.v.). About 193 Hammond cites in 1755 Dict. vol.1 (of which about 54 are cited as Fundamentals and about 35 are cited as Practical Catechism). About 190 Hammond cites in 1755 Dict. vol.2 (of which about 47 are cited as Fundamentals and about 11 are cited as Practical Catechism). Examples of headwords are given below. Cites are also to Ham. and Hamm. Reddick, in The Making of Johnson's Dictionary, 1990, p.122, indicates that 62 additional Hammond cites were added in vol. 2 of the 1773 Dict. In addition to the Reddick identifications, six added Hammond cites were identified in vol. 1 of the 1773 Dict., indicated in bold italic below. Because there are no John Fell cites in the 1755 Dict., and more than 120 Fell cites in the 1773 Dict., I am inclined to think that SJ quoted from the separate Hammond titles below in the 1755 Dict. and added both Hammon and Fell cites from the Hammond Works in the 1773 Dict.]
The works of the reverend and learned Henry Hammond, D.D. the first volume, containing a collection of discourses chiefly practical, with many additions and corrections from the authors own hand ... : together with the life of the author, 1684, London : Printed for R. Royston ... and R. Davis ... [the second volume, the third volume, the fourth volume. Both of the titles below appear in Volume 1 of the Works. The text of Fundamentals begins at p.461 of the second edition of the Works.]
Author name and dates: Henry Hammond (1605-1660)
BKG Bio-tweet: Royalist churchman; diligent scholar; prolific author of controversial sermons, tracts; first to compare NT manuscripts
Categories (list of works cited – preliminary) [BKG Note: per Yale Vol. 18, p.78, SJ cited both Fundamentals and Practical Catechism in the Dictionary word list from Hammond's Works (1684). There is a 4 Vol., 1684, edition of Hammond's Works in the 1785 Sale Catalogue of the SJ library (lot 209 Hammond's Works, 4 v. 1684). per Greene in Samuel Johnson's Library, an Annotated Guide (1975), the 1684 edition was the first collected Works of Hammond, and included a Life of Hammond by John Fell (q.v.). About 193 Hammond cites in 1755 Dict. vol.1 (of which about 54 are cited as Fundamentals and about 35 are cited as Practical Catechism). About 190 Hammond cites in 1755 Dict. vol.2 (of which about 47 are cited as Fundamentals and about 11 are cited as Practical Catechism). Examples of headwords are given below. Cites are also to Ham. and Hamm. Reddick, in The Making of Johnson's Dictionary, 1990, p.122, indicates that 62 additional Hammond cites were added in vol. 2 of the 1773 Dict. In addition to the Reddick identifications, six added Hammond cites were identified in vol. 1 of the 1773 Dict., indicated in bold italic below. Because there are no John Fell cites in the 1755 Dict., and more than 120 Fell cites in the 1773 Dict., I am inclined to think that SJ quoted from the separate Hammond titles below in the 1755 Dict. and added both Hammon and Fell cites from the Hammond Works in the 1773 Dict.]
The works of the reverend and learned Henry Hammond, D.D. the first volume, containing a collection of discourses chiefly practical, with many additions and corrections from the authors own hand ... : together with the life of the author, 1684, London : Printed for R. Royston ... and R. Davis ... [the second volume, the third volume, the fourth volume. Both of the titles below appear in Volume 1 of the Works. The text of Fundamentals begins at p.461 of the second edition of the Works.]
- Of fundamentals in a notion referring to practise by H. Hammond. , London : Printed by J. Flesher for Richard Royston ..., 1654; abstinency; acception; accordance; act; addition; advantageous; affiance; affirmation; aggregation; anathematize; annexation; anticipate; assumption; atheisticalness; attemperate; attract; bankrupt; beatify; because; blamelesly; blasphemy; brain; branch; catechist; chooser; . . . lethargic; . . . wide; wilfully; will (2).
- A practicall catechisme , Oxford : [s.n.], 1645; abnegation; allusively; amendment; appetition; ardency; ascertain; assurance; awork; carry; . . . equivalence; fall; . . . reflexive; recidivation.
- Hammond (no work cited); abominate; affrightment; age; baptismal; blissful; calling; . . . consistency; . . . convert; . . . discernibly; . . . forcibly; . . . gospel; . . . grain; . . . ground; . . . literal; . . . supervenient; . . . unimprovableness; . . . without; . . . work; woulding; wretchless; yea.