Brian Walton
Brian Walton (1600–1661) was a writer, presbyter and anglican theologian.
Overview
Born at Seamer in 1600, died at London in 1661.
In detail
Brian Walton studied at Peterhouse, Magdalene College and Royal Grammar School. the recorded working language is Latin and Middle English.
Positions recorded include Bishop of Chester.
Works named in the authority record are Walton Polyglot Bible.
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q913203: Brian Walton
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Портрет Брайана Уолтона, епископа Честерского, фронтиспис к Пролегоменам Лондонской полиглотты
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Портрет Брайана Уолтона, епископа Честерского, фронтиспис к Пролегоменам Лондонской полиглотты
Engraved by Wenceslaus Hollar. · https://thediscoverblog.files.wordpress.com/2015/02/walton.jpg · Public domain
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