Smith and Stevens. Lond. 1814. 8vo. 12s. The hypothesis on which this elaborate work is formed, has been set aside by the valuable publication of Dr. Hales. This BEDE, The venerable. England's learned and pious divine published various Old Religion faithfully gathered out of Bede, by H. B. Antwerp, 1658. 12mo. 5s. Epistolæ duæ, necnon Vitæ Abbatum Wiremuthensium et Gerwiensium. Accessit Egberti Arch. Ebor. Bedsæ æqualis Dialogus de Ecclesiastica Institutione. Ex antiquis Codd. MSS. in lucem emisit et notis illustravit Jac. WaDublin. 1664. 8vo. 5s. ræus. Lives of the Abbots of Wearmouth, translated by Wilcock. Sunderland, 1818. Brockett, 3266, 6s. Axiomata philosophica, Studio M. Joannis Kroeselie. Impensis R. Oliff, 1592. 8νο. -Rerum Anglicarum Scriptores post Bedam. Vide SAVILE, Henry. BEDELL, William, Bp. of Kil more. 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