Bunhill Fields Written in Honour And to the Memory of the Many Saints of God Wh
Bunhill Fields Written in Honour And to the Memory of the Many Saints of God Wh
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{Same Tomb as Goodwin. ) Translation of Latin Inscription.
Thankful Owen, S. T. B. Here mingles his sacred dust with that of Goodwin ; to whom in life he was most dear. He scarce survived an hour the finishing of a Pre- face which he had been writing to that great work of Goodwin's on the Epistle to the Ephesians, the pub- lication of which had fallen to his care. Dying with the same calmness with which he had lived, without a groan, save of the heart to Christ, on the 1st April, 1681, in the 6...3rd year of his age.
Thankful Ovv^en was born, according to one account, at Taplow in Buckinghamshire, but another authority states that he was born in London. While quite a youth he had a remarkable preservation from drowning, for as he was swimming near Oxford he sank twice under the water.
He received his education chiefly at Exeter College, Oxford, where his tutor was a Puritan. He became a man of much learning, and was greatly admired for the easy fluency of his language and compositions, and for the quite exceptional purity of his Latin style.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
{Same Tomb as Goodwin. ) Translation of Latin Inscription.
Thankful Owen, S. T. B. Here mingles his sacred dust with that of Goodwin ; to whom in life he was most dear. He scarce survived an hour the finishing of a Pre- face which he had been writing to that great work of Goodwin's on the Epistle to the Ephesians, the pub- lication of which had fallen to his care. Dying with the same calmness with which he had lived, without a groan, save of the heart to Christ, on the 1st April, 1681, in the 6...3rd year of his age.
Thankful Ovv^en was born, according to one account, at Taplow in Buckinghamshire, but another authority states that he was born in London. While quite a youth he had a remarkable preservation from drowning, for as he was swimming near Oxford he sank twice under the water.
He received his education chiefly at Exeter College, Oxford, where his tutor was a Puritan. He became a man of much learning, and was greatly admired for the easy fluency of his language and compositions, and for the quite exceptional purity of his Latin style.
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