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English chemist, theologian, educator, and political theorist

English priest, cleric — Catholic bishop, formerly of the SSPX

Scottish clergyman, writer and historian

Medieval English monk and Bishop of London

Irish bishop and Romano-British Christian missionary in 5th-century

Founder of the Methodist movement

Leader of the English Reformation and Archbishop of Canterbury

English clergyman

British author and scholar

Pakistani-British Islamist and activist

Church of england clergyman and reformed minister in the netherlands

English cleric; Abbot of Forde, Bishop of Worcester, Archbishop of Canterbury

English political figure and cardinal

British missionary in New Zealand

(1591-1640) Matric. pens. from MAGDALENE, Easter 16‍09; B.A. 16‍12/3 ; M.A. 16‍16 . Ord. deacon (Peterb.) 24 Mar., 16‍15/6; priest, 25 Mar., 16‍16. R. of Thimbleby, Lincolnshire, 16‍18 . Licence (Lincoln [ Lincolnshi

British priest

Church of england clergyman and religious controversialist

Anglo-Candaian missionary

Scottish-born Canadian politician

Puritan clergyman in Boston in the Massachusetts Bay Colony

English Roman Catholic

Irish Franciscan

Welsh methodist cleric

Welsh Wesleyan missionary

Welsh-born English poet, orator and Anglican priest

Scottish journalist, novelist

British Anglican priest and theologian

Anglican Benedictine monk

English cleric, bishop, saint

British biblical scholar, author and Anglican bishop

Cleric, poet, and antiquary

English classical scholar and Master of Trinity College, Cambridge

Pastor and English Separatist

English scholar and abbot

English lawyer and Catholic recusant

English clergyman and meteorologist

British cleric; church of England clergyman

English quaker leader

British theologian