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Hobbesian determinism in arguing that will is not distinct from reason, but a power to act that is internal, and therefore, the voluntary will function involves self-determination, not external compulsion, though we have the power to act either in accordance with God's will or not. Cudworth's 'hegemonikon' (taken from Stoicism) is a function within the soul that combines the higher functions of the soul (voluntary will and reason) on the one hand with the lower animal functions (instinct), and also constitutes the whole person, thus bridging the Cartesian dualism of body and soul or
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inner operations" (inner sense which leads to complex ideas), with the second activity acting upon the first. Thought is set in motion by outer stimuli which 'simple ideas' are taken up by the mind's self-activity, an "active power" such that the outer world can only be real-ized as action (natural cause) by the activity of consciousness. Locke also took the issue of life as lying not in substance but in the capacity of the self for consciousness, to be able to organize (associate) disparate events, that is to participate life by means of the
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genius marked every part of it, features appeared which gave the rigidly orthodox serious misgivings. From the old theories of direct personal action on the universe by the
Almighty he broke utterly. He dwelt on the action of law, rejected the continuous exercise of miraculous intervention, pointed out the fact that in the natural world there are "errors" and "bungles" and argued vigorously in favor of the origin and maintenance of the universe as a slow and gradual development of Nature in obedience to an inward principle.
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and transmission. Light by the vibrations of this medium is thought to communicate heat to bodies. Animal motion and sensation are also accounted for by the vibrating motions of this æthereal medium, propagated through the solid capillaments of the nerves. In a word, all the phenomena and properties of bodies that were before attributed to attraction, upon later thoughts seem ascribed to this æther, together with the various attractions themselves. (Berkeley V 107–8)
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1621:. For him atheism, whether mechanical or material could not solve the "phenomenon of nature." Henry More argued that atheism made each substance independent and self-acting such that it 'deified' matter. Cudworth argued that materialism/mechanism reduced "substance to a corporeal entity, its activity to causal determinism, and each single thing to fleeting appearances in a system dominated by material necessity."
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1295:(1678), was conceived in three parts of which only the first was completed; he wrote: "there is no reason why this volume should therefore be thought imperfect and incomplete, because it hath not all the Three Things at first Designed by us: it containing all that belongeth to its own particular Title and Subject, and being in that respect no Piece, but a Whole."
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degenerates into inert matter set in motion by random external forces (Coleridge's 'chance whirlings of unproductive particles'). Cudworth saw nature as a vegetative power endowed with plastic (forming) and spermatic (generative) forces, but one with Mind, or a self-conscious knowledge. This idea would later emerge in the
Romantic period in German science as
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To this day he remains, in breadth of scholarship, in strength of thought, in tolerance, and in honesty, one of the greatest glories of the
English Church ... He purposed to build a fortress which should protect Christianity against all dangerous theories of the universe, ancient or modern ... While
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Enlightenment. The prevailing view was either that of the Church of a personal deity intervening in his creation, producing miracles, or an ancient pantheism (atheism relative to theism) – deity pervading all things and existing
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The refraction of light is also thought to proceed from the different density and elastic force of this æthereal medium in different places. The vibrations of this medium, alternately concurring with or obstructing the motions of the rays of light, are supposed to produce the fits of easy reflection
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Locke examined how man came to knowledge via stimulus (rather than seeing ideas as inherent), which approach led to his idea of the 'thinking' mind, which is both receptive and pro-active. The first involves receiving sensations ('simple ideas') and the second by reflection – "observation of its own
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Cudworth had the idea of a general plastic nature of the world, containing natural laws to keep all of nature, inert and vital in orderly motion, and particular plastic natures in particular entities, which serve as 'Inward
Principles' of growth and motion, but ascribes it to the Platonic tradition:
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Cudworth's views and those of Berkeley were taken up by Coleridge in his metaphor of the eolian harp in his 'Effusion XXXV' as one commentator noted: "what we see in the first manuscript is the articulation of Cudworth’s principle of plastic nature, which is then transformed in the published
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Cudworth's plastic principle also involves a theory of mind that is active, that is, God or the
Supreme Mind is "the spermatic reason" which gives rise to individual mind and reason. Human mind can also create, and has access to spiritual or super-sensible 'Ideas' in the Platonic sense. Cudworth
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All of the atheistic approaches posited nature as unconscious, which for
Cudworth was ontologically unsupportable, as a principle that was supposed to be the ultimate source of life and meaning could only be itself self-conscious and knowledgeable, that is, rational, otherwise creation or nature
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The Platonists seem to affirm both these together, namely that there is a Plastick Nature lodged in all particular Souls of Animals, Brutes, and Men, and also that there is a Plastick or Spermatick Principle of the whole Universe distinct from the Higher Mundane Soul, though subordinate to
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George Berkeley later developed the idea of a plastic life principle with his idea of an 'aether' or 'aetherial medium' that causes 'vibrations' that animate all living beings. For Berkeley, it is the very nature of this medium that generates the 'attractions' of entities to each other.
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Parts, it is nevertheless Friendly and Agreeable in the Whole; after the same manner as in a Dramatick Poem, Clashings and Contentions are reconciled into one Harmony. And therefore the Seminary or Plastick Nature of the World, may fitly be resembled to the Harmony of Disagreeing things.
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but, ultimately, he retained this post until his death. He and his family are believed to have resided in private lodgings at the "Old Lodge" (which stood between Hobson Street and the College Chapel), and various improvements were made to the college rooms in his time. He was elected a
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These three comprise, collectively, the intellectual (as opposed to the physical) system of the universe; and they are opposed, respectively, by three false principles: atheism, religious fatalism (which refers all moral distinctions to the will of God), and the fatalism of the ancient
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Berkeley meant this 'aether' to supplant Newton's gravity as the cause of motion (neither seeing the polarity involved between two forces, as Cudworth had in his plastic principle). However, in Berkeley's conception, aether is both the movement of spirit and the motion of nature.
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laid the way for the union between Cudworth and her stepdaughter Damaris (died 1695), which reinforced the connections between the two scholars through a familial bond. Damaris had first married (1642) Thomas Andrewes Jnr (died 1653) of London and Feltham, son of Sir
897:(1667–68). On his death, John left four orphans of whom both Thomas Cudworth (1661–1726) and Benjamin Cudworth (1670–15 Sept. 1725) attended Christ's College, Cambridge. Benjamin Cudworth's black memorial slab is in St. Margaret's parish church, Southolt, Suffolk.
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As another historian notes in conclusion, "Cudworth’s theory of plastic natures is offered as an alternative to the interpretation of all of nature as either governed by blind chance, or, on his understanding of the Malebranchean view, as micro-managed by God."
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in all things. However, the "ideas of an all-embracing providential care of the world and of one universal vital force capable of organizing the world from within." presented difficulties for philosophers of a spiritual as well as materialistic bent.
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remarked, "he has raised such objections against the being of a God and Providence that many think he has not answered them". Much attention was also attached to a subordinate matter in the book, the conception of the "Plastic Medium" (a revival of
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wrote of him, "If through want of maintenance he should be forced to leave Cambridge, for which place he is so eminently accomplished with what is noble and Exemplarily Academical, it would be an ill omen."
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The essence of atheism for Cudworth was the view that matter was self-active and self-sufficient, whereas for Cudworth the plastic power was unsentient and under the direct control of the universal Mind or
1283:, because of the latter's composition of an ethical work which Cudworth feared would interfere with his own long-contemplated treatise on the same subject. To avoid any difficulties, More published his
1318:, died at Cudworth's house in Cambridge (1683), and Cudworth himself died (26 June 1688), and was buried in the Chapel of Christ's College. An oil portrait of Cudworth (from life) hangs in the Hall of
1156:'s. After part of the Medford estate was rented to Edward Collins (1642), it was placed in the hands of an attorney; the widow Rebecca Cradock (whose second and third husbands were Richard Glover and
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Cudworth's method in arranging his work was to marshal the atheistic arguments elaborately before refuting them in his final chapter. This led many readers to accuse Cudworth himself of atheism – as
663:) was, from its inception, a stronghold of Reformist, Puritan and Calvinist teaching, which shaped the development of puritan ministry, and contributed largely to the emigrant ministry in America.
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Ralph Snr and Mary settled at Aller, where their children (listed below) were christened during the following decade. Cudworth continued to study, working on a complete survey of
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for his Anglican allegiances, and Cudworth (despite his immaturity) was selected as his successor, as 26th Master (but not admitted until 1650). Similarly, his fellow-theologian
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Cudworth discusses the history of atomism at length. It is, in its purely physical application, a theory that he fully accepts. He holds that theistic atomism was taught by
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The True Intellectual System of the Universe: The First Part; Wherein, All the Reason and Philosophy of Atheism is Confuted, and its Impossibility Demonstrated
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The True Intellectual System of the Universe: the first part, wherein all the reason and philosophy of atheism is confuted and its impossibility demonstrated
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Stansfield-Cudworth, R. E. (2019). "Gentry, Gentility, and Genealogy in Lancashire: The Cudworths of Werneth Hall, Oldham, c.1377–1683".
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1748:(1670). Much of Cudworth's work remains in manuscript. However, certain surviving works have been published posthumously, such as
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and his "Common Sense" philosophy, was also influenced by Cudworth, taking his influence into the Scottish Enlightenment.
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1646–1723), of Otes, High Laver, Essex', in D. Hayton, E. Cruickshanks, and S. Handley (eds),
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J. Covell, 'An Account of the Master's Lodgings in ye College', in R. Willis and J.W. Clarke,
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2573:. Oldham: J. Dodge, etc. pp. 52ff ('Pedigree of the Families of Oldhams and Cudworths').
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1957:
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The children of Ralph Cudworth and Damaris (née Cradock) Andrewes Cudworth (died 1695) were:
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Will of Thomas Andrewes, Citizen and Dyer of London (P.C.C. 1688, Foot quire); H.F. Waters,
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The second son, and third of five (probably six) children, Ralph Cudworth (Jnr) was born at
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Klaus-Gunther Wesseling (1999). "Cudworth {der Jüngere}, Ralph". In Bautz, Traugott (ed.).
4439:(London: George Allen & Unwin LTD; New York: The MacMillan Company, 1931), i, pp. 25–71
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Epitaph in Mosheim's Preface (1733), i, p. xxix (1773 edn); for his monumental inscription
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The Philosophy of Ralph Cudworth: a study of the True Intellectual System of the Universe
3773:(Internet Archive); W.K. Firminger (ed.), 'The Malda Diary and Consultations (1680–82)',
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722:(an Emmanuel College living) and, resigning his fellowship, was appointed to it in 1610.
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4098:"The Leibnizian Organism Between Cudworth's Plastic Natures and Locke's Thinking Matter"
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A sermon preached before the Honourable House of Commons, at Westminster, March 31. 1647
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1092:(3 October 1650), he remained comparatively impoverished. He was awarded the degree of
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Light and Enlightenment: A Study of the Cambridge Platonists and the Dutch Arminians.
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Further, Cudsworth's plastic principle was also a functional polarity. As he wrote:
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2812:(sumtu viduae Meyer: Jena, 1733), i, 'Praefatio Moshemii' (34 sides, unpaginated),
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1291:; However, Cudworth's planned treatise was never published. His own majestic work,
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985:
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855:(1612–82) was Assistant Governor (1756–8, 1674–80) and Deputy Governor (1681–2) of
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316:
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Cambridge Platonists’ Research Group: Research Portal: Ralph Cudworth Bibliography
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An Account of Virtue; or, Dr. Henry More's Abridgement of Morals, put into English
3243:
Ancient Wisdom in the Age of the New Science: Histories of Philosophy in England,
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A Treatise concerning eternal and immutable Morality, and A Treatise of Freewill.
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attended a "Pastoral" performed by Cudworth's children contrived by John Andrewes.
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the Richard Andrewes who attended Christ's College, Cambridge during this period.
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209:
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4384:
Rational theology and Christian Philosophy in England in the seventeenth century
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An Introduction to Cudworth's Treatise concerning Eternal and Immutable Morality
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S. Hutton, 'Whichcote, Benjamin (1609–83), theologian and moral philosopher' in
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4387:(William Blackwood and Sons: Edinburgh and London, 1874), ii, pp. 193–302.
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Church of England clergy database, Ordination record: ID 123517. Person Record
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instrument by which laws are able to act without the immediate agency of God...
1550:
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1326:(which still exists), and a carved bust of Cudworth there accompanies those of
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The mid-seventeenth century Fellows' Swimming Pool, Christ's College, Cambridge
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320:
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Letter of John Worthington (6 January 1651/2), quoted in Mosheim's Preface to
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arose, according to Cudworth, from a discourse refuting "fatal necessity", or
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11th Regius Professor of Hebrew (1645) and 26th Master of Clare Hall (1645–54)
995:
655:, where he graduated BA (1592/93, MA (1596). Emmanuel College (founded by Sir
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5141:
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4876:
4734:
4553:. Vol. 07 (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press. pp. 612–613.
4544:
4298:
4293:
4182:
4042:"The cosmoplastic system of the universe: Ralph Cudworth on Stoic naturalism"
3558:(Chetham Society, O.S., 13 (1847)), i, p. 203; and Christ's College website,
2761:
Clergy of the Church of England database, CCEd Appointment Record ID: 193664.
1933:
1894:
1264:
1232:
860:
557:
412:
127:
43:
16:
English clergyman, theologian, philosopher, and Cambridge Platonist (1617–88)
4311:. Vol. 7 (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press. pp. 612–613.
4191:. Vol. 7 (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press. pp. 612–613.
3678:
Oil portrait of Ralph Cudworth, image (copyright Christ's College) viewable
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6602:
6398:
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5739:
5704:
5372:
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4896:
4705:
4612:
4442:
4378:
4356:
4129:"The Intellectual Breeze, the Corporeality of Thought, and the Eolian Harp"
3952:
Genealogical Gleanings in England, with the addition of New Series, A-Anyon
3927:
Genealogical Gleanings in England, with the addition of New Series, A-Anyon
1953:
1514:
1434:
1433:(1659–1708), a devout and talented woman, became the second wife (1685) of
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1057:
1052:(to whom he supplied Karaite literature), he was elected (aged 28) as 11th
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32:
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Cudworth countered these mechanical, materialistic views of nature in his
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5377:
5231:
5016:
4906:
4534:
4268:
The visitation of the county palatine of Lancaster, made in the year 1613
4172:
4053:
3476:(National Archives, London); W.G. Watkins, 'Notes from English Records',
1949:
1940:
1844:
1683:
1579:
1393:
1327:
1049:
977:
766:
746:
537:
4333:, and furnished with notes and dissertations translated into English in
3588:'Life of Cudworth, Appendix B: Letters of Cudworth and More', in Scott,
980:(1634). Mary Machell Cudworth Stoughton died during summer 1634, and Dr
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7576:
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7351:
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6406:
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6274:
6156:
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5206:
5151:
5011:
4886:
4751:
4366:
2964:; Will of Josias Beacham, Rector of Seaton (Rutland) (P.C.C. 1675/76).
2164:
1917:
1913:
1909:
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1821:
1493:
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1307:
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439:
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300:
139:
4538:
4176:
2838:
P. Collinson, '17: Magistracy and Ministry – A Suffolk Miniature', in
2607:"The parish of Prestwich with Oldham: Oldham | British History Online"
1808:
1254:), Cudworth's continuance as Master of Christ's was challenged at the
733:) brought important connections. Cudworth Snr was appointed as one of
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3377:
Will of Mathew Cradock of London, Merchant (P.C.C. 1641); C. Brooks,
3184:(Deighton Bell & Co.: Cambridge/Bell & Daldy: London, 1856),
2933:
History of Scituate, Massachusetts, from its first settlement to 1831
1898:
1862:
1771:
1513:
Damaris Andrewes (died 1687) married (1661), (as his first wife) Sir
1492:
1675, but he was a legatee in the will of his brother Thomas (1688).
1276:
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773:
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4271:. Vol. Old Series, 82. Manchester: Chetham Society. p. 80.
840:
The children of Ralph Cudworth Snr and Mary (née Machell) Cudworth (
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4427:(Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge: London, 1930) pp. 70–81
3824:
Locke's letter supposedly addressed to Thomas, in H.R. Fox Bourne,
3508:'Life of Cudworth, Appendix A: Letters to Thurloe', in W.R. Scott,
3003:
Biographical Register of Christ's College, 1505–1905: II: 1666–1905
2986:
An Historical Account of the Worshipful Company of Girdlers, London
1890:
1126:
1085:
931:
927:
824:
642:
625:, was the posthumous-born second son of Ralph Cudworth (d.1572) of
586:
362:
4585:
4569:
4292:
This article incorporates text from a publication now in the
3729:
Biographical Register of Christ's College 1505–1905: II: 1666–1905
3164:
Marriage at St Mary Aldermanbury, 18 January 1635/6; J.P. Ferris,
1163:
The marriage of the widow Rebecca Cradock to Cudworth's colleague
670:, whom he succeeded, in 1602, as Lecturer of the Parish Church of
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6011:
3138:'Letter of James Cudworth of Scituate, 1634', (to Stoughton), in
1882:
1878:
1715:
1438:
1322:. During Cudworth's time an outdoor Swimming Pool was created at
905:
849:
5681:
4251:
A History of the Warfare of Science with Theology in Christendom
3748:(New Edn, Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley: London, 1830), ii,
2629:
2627:
7546:
7467:
7197:
6856:
6846:
6544:
6446:
3228:
D.J. Lasker, 'Karaism and Christian Hebraism: a New Document',
3166:
Browne, John II (1580–1659), of Dorchester and Frampton, Dorset
2884:
2882:
2880:
2796:
CCEd Appointment Evidence Record ID: 178651, as 30 August 1610.
2636:
Transactions of the Lancashire and Cheshire Antiquarian Society
2405:
2309:
2283:
2073:
2043:
1925:
1871:
961:
886:
729:.1582–1634), (who had been "nutrix" – nurse, or preceptor – to
636:
630:
618:
610:
5750:
4469:
Platonism and Cartesianism in the Philosophy of Ralph Cudworth
3798:, citing Journal entries from Factory Records, Kasinbazar III.
2855:, ed. K.J. Everingham, 2nd Edn (2011), ii, p. 10, items 15–16)
866:
Elizabeth Cudworth (1615–54) married (1636) Josias Beacham of
7362:
7024:
6310:
6243:
4425:
The Cambridge Platonists and Their Place in Religious Thought
4254:. Vol. 1. New York: D. Appleton and Company. p. 16.
3746:
The Life of John Locke: With Extracts from His Correspondence
2624:
1945:
1929:
1921:
1446:
1397:
1346:
1288:
1105:
Marriage (1654) and 14th Master of Christ's College (1654–88)
781:
703:
399:
4010:
3653:, (Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown: London, 1814), ii,
2877:
2840:
Godly People. Essays on English Protestantism and Puritanism
737:'s chaplains. Mary's mother (or aunt) was the sister of Sir
500:
497:
5886:
4591:(in German). Vol. 16. Herzberg: Bautz. cols. 352–362.
3214:
A Discourse concerning the True Notion of the Lord's Supper
2570:
History and Description of the Parochial Chapelry of Oldham
1746:
A Discourse concerning the True Notion of the Lord's Supper
1022:
A Discourse concerning the True Notion of the Lord's Supper
996:
Pensioner, Student and Fellow of Emmanuel College (1630–45)
477:
4463:(Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1957), pp. 117–145
3847:
The History of Parliament: the House of Commons, 1690–1715
1847:. Enlarging his plan, he proposed to prove three matters:
964:(1632), and the family left Aller. Ralph's elder brother,
778:
The Cases of Conscience in Family, Church and Commonwealth
491:
7207:
3977:
The History of Parliament: the House of Commons 1690–1715
3767:, 1675–80, and other contemporary papers relating thereto
3710:
Will of Damaris Cudworth (P.C.C. 1695); H.R. Fox Bourne,
3264:
The History of the Puritans, or Protestant Nonconformists
2992:; Will of John Cudworth, Girdler of London (P.C.C. 1675).
4688:
11th Regius Professor of Hebrew, University of Cambridge
4645:
Sermon before the Commons, at Westminster, 31 March 1647
3954:(Genealogical Publishing Company: Baltimore, 1969), ii,
3929:(Genealogical Publishing Company: Baltimore, 1969), ii,
3111:(1733), i, 'Praefatio Moshemii' (34 sides, unpaginated)
2701:
Insiders and Outsiders in Seventeenth Century Philosophy
694:, adding a commentary of his own with dedication to Sir
65:
11th Regius Professor of Hebrew, University of Cambridge
4789:
4582:
4341:
Radulphi Cudworthi Systema intellectuale hujus universi
2810:
Radulphi Cudworthi Systema intellectuale hujus universi
2601:
2599:
2597:
4621:(1678; 3-volume edn: Tegg, 1845) on Internet Archive:
4481:(New York: HarperCollins Publishers, 1992) pp. 205–208
4408:(Clarendon Press: Oxford, 1885), ii, pp. 396–424.
718:(November 1609). He then applied for the rectorate of
8339:
3575:, (Cambridge University Press: Cambridge, 1886), ii,
3050:
Transactions of the Congregational Historical Society
2684:
The Library of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, 1584–1637
1835:(1678) in the British Library (shelfmark: Davis 187).
659:(1584), and under the direction of its first Master,
509:
488:
480:
4654:
A Treatise concerning Eternal and Immutable Morality
4587:
Biographisch-Bibliographisches Kirchenlexikon (BBKL)
4351:(Samuel and John Luchtmans: Lugduni Batavorum, 1773)
2903:
The Faithfull Shepherd, wholy in a manner transposed
2594:
1877:
Cudworth criticizes two main forms of materialistic
1756:
A Treatise concerning eternal and immutable Morality
1711:
1275:
In 1665, Cudworth almost quarrelled with his fellow-
1192:: during the later 1650s, Cudworth was consulted by
494:
474:
3731:(Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1913), ii,
3651:
History of the University and Colleges of Cambridge
2633:
485:
4584:
4264:
3217:(2nd edn, J. Flesher for R. Royston: London, 1670)
1777:
4237:. London: Longmans, Green and Co. pp. 15–17.
3865:(Cambridge University Press: Cambridge, 1910), i,
3440:The Pioneers of Massachusetts: A Descriptive List
3048:J.C. Whitebrook, 'Dr. John Stoughton the Elder',
2590:. Vol. ii. London: Thomas Tegg. p. 208.
1476:John Andrewes (died after 1688?) matriculated at
1465:Richard Andrewes (living 1688) who, according to
692:Robert, 3rd Lord Rich (later 1st Earl of Warwick)
8399:
3478:New England Historical and Genealogical Register
3140:New England Historical and Genealogical Register
2968:, 28 April 1636 (St Mary Aldermanbury). Foster,
2868:, Oxford, MS Rawlinson Letters 89, fol. 25 r–v:
2864:Letter of Ralph Cudworth (Snr) to James Ussher,
753:and his sister Dame Margaret Wroth, wife of Sir
5307:
4158:(1st edn, James and John Knapton: London, 1731)
3556:Diary and Correspondence of Dr John Worthington
3344:Diary and Correspondence of Dr John Worthington
3249:(Cambridge University Press: Cambridge, 2015),
3198:The Union of Christ and the Church, in a Shadow
3005:(Cambridge University Press: Cambridge, 1913),
2935:(James Loring: Boston, 1831), pp. 245–51; also
2735:(Cambridge University Press: Cambridge, 1958),
1735:The Union of Christ and the Church, in a Shadow
1188:, who were (more or less) in sympathy with the
1179:
1018:The Union of Christ and the Church, in a Shadow
784:climate at Aller. He was awarded the degree of
4201:
3899:Covell, 'An Account of the Master's Lodgings'.
3697:(University of Cambridge website). Listing by
1858:(b) the naturalness of moral distinctions; and
1785:Another posthumous publication was Cudworth's
1449:. Lady Masham was a friend of the philosopher
1096:(1651), and, in January 1651/2, his friend Dr
908:unmarried, 1647) may have been Ralph's sister.
698:. Lord Rich presented him to the Vicariate of
6259:
5766:
5667:
5293:
5055:
4775:
4337:'s edition (1845). The first Latin edition:
4265:Saint-George, Richard; Raines, F. R. (1871).
3541:
3539:
2523:(Cambridge University Press: Cambridge, 1951)
1647:
1384:Charles Cudworth (died 1684) was admitted to
769:. Aller was immediately within their sphere.
4619:The True Intellectual System of the Universe
4608:The True Intellectual System of the Universe
4372:Essai sur le médiateur plastique de Cudworth
3346:(Chetham Society, O.S., 13 (1847), i, p. 52.
3073:(J.M. Dent & Co.: London, 1926), p. 111.
2842:(Hambledon Press: London, 1983), pp. 445–66.
2584:Fuller, Thomas (1811). Nuttall, T.A. (ed.).
1810:The True Intellectual System of the Universe
1803:The True Intellectual System of the Universe
1506:Mathew Andrewes (died 1674) was admitted to
1293:The True Intellectual System of the Universe
637:The Rev. Dr Ralph Cudworth Snr (1572/3–1624)
566:The True Intellectual System of the Universe
4529:. London: Smith, Elder & Co. 1885–1900.
4472:(Verlag Herbert Lang & Cie: Bern, 1962)
4345:; the second Latin edition (with paginated
4208:. Cambridge University Press. p. 219.
4060:
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4006:
4004:
4002:
3994:Letters to my Father: Edward Abney, 1660–63
3841:M. Knights, 'Masham, Sir Francis, 3rd Bt. (
3714:, (Harper & Brothers: New York, 1876),
3512:(Longmans, Green & Co.: London, 1891),
3151:Whitebrook, 'Dr John Stoughton the Elder',
2733:Reformation and Reaction in Tudor Cambridge
2656:; S. Bendell, C. Brooke, and P. Collinson,
2566:
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4742:14th Master of Christ's College, Cambridge
4663:They know Christ who keep his Commandments
4451:(Oxford University Press, 1949), pp. 13–25
4420:(Longmans, Green & Co.: London, 1891).
3828:(Harper and Brothers: New York, 1876), i,
3536:
2960:I (J.B. Nichols & Son: London, 1834),
2533:D.A. Pailin, 'Cudworth, Ralph (1617–88)',
1795:Treatise on eternal and immutable Morality
1764:Treatise on eternal and immutable Morality
674:, Cambridge. He was awarded the degree of
581:Cudworth's family reputedly originated in
105:14th Master of Christ’s College, Cambridge
51:
4167:
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4122:
4120:
4118:
3979:( Boydell and Brewer: Woodbridge, 2002),
3849:(Boydell & Brewer,Woodbridge, 2002),
3545:Clergy of the Church of England database.
3266:(Harper & Brothers: New York, 1844),
2905:, 3rd Edn, Thomas Pavier: London, 1621),
1080:(1646), and preached a sermon before the
1028:manuscripts (stimulated by meetings with
4343:, 2 Vols (sumtu viduae Meyer, Jena 1733)
4297:
4202:Ralph Cudworth (1996). S. Hutton (ed.).
4091:
4089:
4039:
4026:
3999:
3775:Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal
3691:'Splashing out for a piece of history',
3554:Letter (6 August 1660), in J. Crossley,
3109:Radulphi Cudworthi Systema Intellectuale
3082:
2779:R.W. Dunning (ed.), 'Parishes: Aller ',
1826:
1728:
1575:True intellectual system of the universe
1297:
1241:
1113:First Court, Christ's College, Cambridge
1108:
1048:Following sustained correspondence with
1039:
999:
893:, Alderman of London, and Master of the
811:
788:(1619), and was among the dedicatees of
745:and Heigham families) among the puritan
706:(1606) to replace the deprived minister
8518:Regius Professors of Hebrew (Cambridge)
3529:(William Pickering: London, 1845), ii,
3406:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
3289:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
2958:Collectanea Topographica et Genealogica
2931:Samuel Deane, 'Gen. James Cudworth' in
2535:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
560:political and philosophical views, his
8508:Masters of Christ's College, Cambridge
8498:Fellows of Christ's College, Cambridge
8493:Fellows of Emmanuel College, Cambridge
8400:
5071:Masters of Christ's College, Cambridge
4502:(Leuven: Peeters: Belgium, Isd, 2011).
4417:An Introduction to Cudworth's Treatise
4396:(Phillips & Hunt: New York, 1884).
4235:An Introduction to Cudworth's Treatise
4162:
4126:
4115:
3636:R. Cudworth, 'Preface to the Reader',
3590:An Introduction to Cudworth's Treatise
3170:History of Parliament online, 1604–29.
2583:
2377:
2263:
2259:
2249:
2144:
2029:
2025:
1416:. Charles Cudworth died in March 1684.
1016:(1641). He published a tract entitled
796:. Ralph Snr died at Aller declaring a
8533:Alumni of Emmanuel College, Cambridge
8523:People from South Somerset (district)
8473:17th-century English Anglican priests
8005:
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1797:are connected with the design of his
1510:(1663/4), and later elected a Fellow.
984:married a daughter of John Browne of
956:was appointed Curate and Preacher at
725:His marriage (1611) to Mary Machell (
4715:26th Master of Clare Hall, Cambridge
4329:(1678) was translated into Latin by
2686:(Cambridge University Press, 2005),
1831:A finely-bound first edition of the
1564:
571:
147:26th Master of Clare Hall, Cambridge
8513:Masters of Clare College, Cambridge
4791:Masters of Clare College, Cambridge
4575:Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
4478:Great Thinkers of the Western World
4327:Intellectual System of the Universe
3863:Biographical Register, I: 1448–1665
3560:List of Masters of Christ's College
3438:'Cradock, Craddock', in C.H. Pope,
3368:(Medford Historical Society, 1980).
3253:, with itemized citations (Google).
2781:A History of the County of Somerset
1525:1649–52/53); Fellow (1655–61); and
1044:Old Court, Clare College, Cambridge
517:; 1617 – 26 June 1688) was an
13:
5840:History of Christianity in Britain
4561:Blog, Christ's College, Cambridge
4316:
4011:Stanford U. Encyc. of Philosophy.
3419:The History of the Town of Medford
3379:The History of the Town of Medford
2587:History of the Worthies of England
2308:6. Matthew Machell (c.1549–93) of
1140:had divided his estate beside the
1076:. Cudworth attained the degree of
14:
8544:
8438:17th-century English male writers
8433:17th-century English philosophers
8423:17th-century Anglican theologians
4506:
4095:
3996:(Simon Randall: Sevenoaks, 2005).
3316:(Roger Daniel: Cambridge, 1647),
3071:The Cambridge Platonists: A Study
2660:(Boydell Press: Woodbridge 1999).
2520:Ralph Cudworth: An Interpretation
1024:(1642), in which his readings of
556:(1654–88). A leading opponent of
540:, and a leading figure among the
8483:English male non-fiction writers
8385:
8373:
8361:
8349:
8323:
8322:
8309:
6228:
5821:
5022:Anthony Grabiner, Baron Grabiner
4526:Dictionary of National Biography
4285:
4258:
4103:. Concordia University, Montreal
3494:Account of the Life and Writings
3333:(1733), i, p. xxviii (1773 edn).
2988:(Chiswick Press: London, 1905),
2682:S. Bush Jnr and C.J. Rasmussen,
2163:10. Arthur Assheton (d.1591) of
1714:
731:Henry Frederick, Prince of Wales
470:
5780:
4241:
4222:
4195:
4147:
4127:Raiger, Michael (Winter 2002).
3986:
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3912:, Harleian Society, 30 (1890),
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3626:(Richard Royston: London, 1678)
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3527:The Annals of the English Bible
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2676:
1982:Coat of arms of Ralph Cudworth
1824:for publication (29 May 1671).
1480:, Cambridge (1664), graduated (
1373:, Cambridge (1672), graduated (
651:(1572/3–1624), was educated at
247:
8428:17th-century Christian mystics
6273:
4248:White, Andrew Dickson (1901).
3744:Locke's letter, in Lord King,
3498:pp. viii–x (pp. 16–18 in pdf).
3402:Congregational History Society
3201:(Richard Bishop: London, 1642)
2663:
2646:
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2560:
2540:
2527:
2512:
2363:3. Mary Machell (c. 1582–1634)
2068:4. Ralph Cudworth (d.1572) of
2038:8. Ralph Cudworth (d.1558) of
1766:, published with a preface by
1453:, and also a correspondent of
1060:had been ejected as Master of
895:Worshipful Company of Girdlers
552:(1645–54), and 14th Master of
1:
8006:
5611:Alexander Francis Kirkpatrick
4448:Logic and the Basis of Ethics
4046:Revue d'histoire des sciences
3851:History of Parliament Online.
3842:
3244:
2658:A History of Emmanuel College
2551:Historical Sketches of Oldham
2506:
2006:
1739:A Sermon preached before the
1541:Cudworth was a member of the
1536:
1499:Thomas Andrewes (died 1688),
1489:
1419:Thomas Cudworth graduated at
1366:
1356:
1270:
741:, a central figure (with the
690:(1604), with a dedication to
678:in 1603. He edited Perkins's
598:
8503:Fellows of the Royal Society
8478:English Anglican theologians
8443:17th-century English writers
7795:Ordinary language philosophy
6286:
5808:Continuing Anglican movement
4231:"The Life of Ralph Cudworth"
3981:History of Parliament Online
3381:(J.M. Usher: Boston, 1855),
3262:D. Neal (ed. J.O. Choules),
3084:"Cudworth, Ralph (CDWT632R)"
2972:. Beacham was a graduate of
2553:(John Hirst: Oldham, 1856),
2129:Ralph Cudworth (1572/3–1624)
1816:In 1678, Cudworth published
1680:Brunonian system of medicine
1302:Memorial to Damaris Cudworth
1180:Commonwealth and Restoration
917:
900:Jane/Joan(?) Cudworth (born
19:For Ralph Cudworth Snr, see
7:
7845:Contemporary utilitarianism
7760:Internalism and externalism
6207:Anglicanism of the Americas
5506:Antoine Rodolphe Chevallier
5308:Regius Professors of Hebrew
4493:(Bialystok (Poland), 2000).
4339:Johann Lorenz von Mosheim,
3364:C. Seaburg and A. Seaburg,
3088:A Cambridge Alumni Database
2966:London Marriage Allegations
2938:Scituate Historical Society
2871:Early modern letters online
2816:. The information was from
2752:(John Legat: London, 1604).
2703:(Routledge: London, 2009),
2567:Butterworth, James (1826).
2015:Ancestors of Ralph Cudworth
1600:(generative power) and the
1517:(1631–1728), (a student at
1369:1656–1726) was admitted to
1082:House of Commons of England
1004:Emmanuel College, Cambridge
968:, married and emigrated to
885:John Cudworth (1622–75) of
868:Broughton, Northamptonshire
807:
653:Emmanuel College, Cambridge
576:
159:1645 (1650) – 1654
10:
8549:
8463:British critics of atheism
7109:Svatantrika and Prasangika
6748:
5912:Dissolution of Monasteries
4278:
4048:. Tome 61/2 (2): 313–331.
4013:"The Cambridge Platonists"
3300:New King James Version at
3270:(Google). See J. Barwick,
3090:. University of Cambridge.
2907:dedication in front matter
2371:
2261:
2138:
2027:
1820:, which had been given an
1793:(1838). Both this and the
1733:Cudworth's works included
1648:Plastic Principle and mind
1630:it.(Cudworth, TIS, p. 165)
1508:Queens' College, Cambridge
1501:Citizen and Dyer of London
1306:Cudworth was installed as
1054:Regius Professor of Hebrew
817:Parish Church of St Andrew
641:The philosopher's father,
548:(1645–88), 26th Master of
546:Regius Professor of Hebrew
21:Ralph Cudworth (died 1624)
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6331:Philosophy of mathematics
6321:Philosophy of information
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6217:Reformed Episcopal Church
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4367:Paul Alexandre René Janet
4331:Johann Lorenz von Mosheim
3882:, i(1), p. 30; J. Peile,
3182:The Will Divine and Human
2974:Brasenose College, Oxford
2787:(British History Online).
2652:'History of the College'
2611:www.british-history.ac.uk
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1928:(whom he identifies with
1924:thinker named Moschus or
1861:(c) the reality of human
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1131:Massachusetts Bay Company
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804:and Dame Margaret Wroth.
780:while suffering from the
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5850:Anglo-Saxon Christianity
5202:Charles Anthony Swainson
4375:(Ladrange: Paris, 1860).
4135:. New Series (20): 76–84
4040:Giglioni, Guido (2008).
3638:True Intellectual System
3142:, 14 (1860), pp. 101–04.
2829:Mosheim, as cited above.
2654:Emmanuel College website
1833:True Intellectual System
1707:
1030:Johann Stephan Rittangel
688:Epistle to the Galatians
237:Damaris Cradock Andrewes
7800:Postanalytic philosophy
7741:Experimental philosophy
6235:Christianity portal
6177:Converts to Anglicanism
5872:Augustine of Canterbury
5483:University of Cambridge
5448:Cuthbert Aikman Simpson
4557:Article on Cudworth in
4550:Encyclopædia Britannica
4540:"Cudworth, Ralph"
4520:"Cudworth, Ralph"
4423:Geoffrey Philip Henry,
4405:Types of Ethical Theory
4308:Encyclopædia Britannica
4188:Encyclopædia Britannica
4178:"Cudworth, Ralph"
4072:Encyclopædia Britannica
3459:(Verso: London, 2003),
3272:Querela Cantabrigiensis
1976:
1549:or world soul, and the
1339:Damaris Cudworth Masham
1314:(1678). His colleague,
1090:North Cadbury, Somerset
800:(7 August 1624) before
716:University of Cambridge
306:University of Cambridge
263:Damaris Cudworth Masham
7933:Social constructionism
6945:Hellenistic philosophy
6361:Theoretical philosophy
6336:Philosophy of religion
6326:Philosophy of language
6212:Free Church of England
3969:Alumni Cantabrigienses
3944:Alumni Cantabrigienses
3880:Alumni Cantabrigienses
3826:The Life of John Locke
3712:The Life of John Locke
3397:Alumni Cantabrigienses
3126:Alumni Cantabrigienses
3095:Alumni Cantabrigienses
2890:Alumni Cantabrigienses
2719:Alumni Cantabrigienses
2705:at p. 100 (see note 4)
1974:
1836:
1787:A Treatise of Freewill
1779:A Treatise of Freewill
1404:(friend of his sister
1303:
1247:
1146:Medford, Massachusetts
1114:
1068:was installed as 19th
1045:
1005:
836:
794:The Faithfull Shepherd
8448:Anglican philosophers
8316:Philosophy portal
7835:Scientific skepticism
7815:Reformed epistemology
6341:Philosophy of science
6202:Anglican prayer beads
6084:Book of Common Prayer
6041:Lambeth Quadrilateral
5892:Medieval architecture
5813:Personal ordinariates
5468:Hugh G. M. Williamson
5438:Godfrey Rolles Driver
5423:Edward Bouverie Pusey
5222:Charles Galton Darwin
4942:Theophilus Dillingham
4932:Theophilus Dillingham
4725:Theophilus Dillingham
4455:Rosalie Littell Colie
4412:William Richard Scott
4229:Scott, W. R. (1891).
3884:Biographical Register
3809:Biographical Register
3792:Biographical Register
3366:Medford on the Mystic
3331:Systema Intellectuale
3230:Renaissance Quarterly
3020:Biographical Register
2909:(Internet Archive). (
1969:
1963:Summing up the work,
1958:Georges-Louis Leclerc
1830:
1729:Sermons and Treatises
1301:
1245:
1112:
1043:
1020:(1642), and another,
1003:
815:
353:Ecclesiastical career
182:Theophilus Dillingham
8453:Cambridge Platonists
7736:Critical rationalism
7443:Edo neo-Confucianism
7287:Acintya bheda abheda
7266:Renaissance humanism
6977:School of the Sextii
6351:Practical philosophy
6346:Political philosophy
6035:Thirty-nine Articles
5927:Apostolic succession
5803:Anglican realignment
5616:Robert Hatch Kennett
5458:William Duff McHardy
5428:Samuel Rolles Driver
5315:University of Oxford
4096:Smith, Justin E. H.
4054:10.3917/rhs.612.0313
3318:Letter of Dedication
3056:; and 6(3), (1914),
2984:W. Dumville Smythe,
2970:Index Ecclesiasticus
2853:Magna Carta Ancestry
2690:and p. 210 (Google).
2282:12. John Machell of
1965:Andrew Dickson White
1543:Cambridge Platonists
1206:Bulstrode Whitelocke
1200:'s Secretary to the
1186:Cambridge Platonists
1174:Lord Mayor of London
1136:In his Will (1641),
1078:Bachelor of Divinity
1032:) were influential.
958:St Mary Aldermanbury
878:Ralph Cudworth (Jnr)
714:and Scholars of the
676:Bachelor of Divinity
623:Ralph Cudworth (Snr)
542:Cambridge Platonists
276:Ralph Cudworth (Snr)
8488:English theologians
8468:Doctors of Divinity
8458:Christian Hebraists
7307:Nimbarka Sampradaya
7218:Korean Confucianism
6965:Academic Skepticism
5902:English Reformation
5845:Celtic Christianity
5626:David Winton Thomas
5621:Stanley Arthur Cook
5501:Immanuel Tremellius
4822:John de Charteresse
4347:Mosheimii Praefatio
3933:(Internet Archive).
3916:(Internet Archive).
3890:(Internet Archive).
3869:(Internet Archive).
3832:(Internet Archive).
3781:(Internet Archive).
3777:, N.S., 14 (1918),
3718:(Internet Archive).
3579:(Internet Archive).
3446:(Internet Archive).
3429:(Internet Archive).
3385:(Internet Archive).
3251:p. 171 and note 300
3155:(Internet Archive).
3060:(Internet Archive).
3037:Jewels of the Crown
3009:(Internet Archive).
2943:24 May 2008 at the
2340:13. Jane Loddington
1983:
1903:Strato of Lampsacus
1841:Intellectual System
1722:Christianity portal
1527:Doctor of both laws
1332:Nicholas Saunderson
1285:Enchiridion ethicum
1239:(1 December 1662).
1125:(died 1641), first
792:'s 1621 edition of
672:St Andrew the Great
613:. The Cudworths of
597:with the marriage (
8528:Protestant mystics
7928:Post-structuralism
7830:Scientific realism
7785:Quinean naturalism
7765:Logical positivism
7721:Analytical Marxism
6940:Peripatetic school
6852:Chinese naturalism
6379:Aesthetic response
6306:Applied philosophy
5958:King James Version
5798:Anglican Communion
5631:John Adney Emerton
5601:William Hodge Mill
5212:Sir Arthur Shipley
4812:Nicholas de Brunne
4648:(1647; repr. 1852)
4559:Treasures in Focus
4133:Coleridge Bulletin
3694:News, 23 July 2010
1981:
1837:
1435:Sir Francis Masham
1410:East India Company
1400:, which was where
1316:Benjamin Whichcote
1304:
1248:
1165:Benjamin Whichcote
1158:Benjamin Whichcote
1154:Benjamin Whichcote
1115:
1094:Doctor of Divinity
1066:Benjamin Whichcote
1046:
1006:
837:
786:Doctor of Divinity
696:Bassingbourn Gawdy
661:Laurence Chaderton
526:Christian Hebraist
522:Anglican clergyman
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7612:Transcendentalism
7572:Neo-scholasticism
7418:Classical Realism
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7394:
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6982:Neopythagoreanism
6739:
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6356:Social philosophy
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6147:Books of Homilies
5989:Anglo-Catholicism
5922:Church of Ireland
5917:Church of England
5748:
5747:
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5274:
5137:Thomas Bainbridge
5037:
5036:
5028:Loretta Minghella
4892:Roland Swynbourne
4882:Roland Swynbourne
4862:Gabriel Silvester
4827:William Radwinter
4802:Walter de Thaxted
4758:
4757:
4749:Succeeded by
4722:Succeeded by
4709:vacancy from 1645
4695:Succeeded by
4673:Academic offices
4570:"Cudworth, Ralph"
4496:Benjamin Carter,
4215:978-0-521-47918-9
3771:p. 343 and note 2
3765:Streynsham Master
3474:Andrewes v Glover
2911:1st Edition, 1607
2547:Edwin Butterworth
2503:
2502:
2499:
2498:
2459:15. Dorothy Wroth
2004:
2003:
1676:Romantic medicine
1672:sense experiences
1565:Plastic principle
1455:Gottfried Leibniz
1441:(c.1646–1723) of
1056:(1645). In 1645,
844:.1582–1634) were:
603:lord of the manor
572:Family background
458:
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374:Church of England
227:(aged 70–71)
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7893:Frankfurt School
7840:Transactionalism
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1741:House of Commons
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1431:Damaris Cudworth
1421:Christ's College
1406:Damaris Cudworth
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1320:Christ's College
1229:Bishop of London
1212:, and Rector of
1202:Council of State
1119:Christ's College
1098:John Worthington
1010:Emmanuel College
950:Emmanuel College
891:Bentley, Suffolk
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4301:, ed. (1911). "
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7363:ʿIlm al-Kalām
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6593:Functionalism
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6578:Eliminativism
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7633:Cartesianism
7592:Reductionism
7428:Conservatism
7423:Collectivism
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7089:Sarvāstivadā
7067:Anekantavada
6992:Neoplatonism
6960:Epicureanism
6893:Pythagoreans
6832:Confucianism
6798:Contemporary
6788:Early modern
6692:Anti-realism
6646:Universalism
6603:Subjectivism
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6161:Broad church
6159: /
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395:Offices held
280:Mary Machell
225:(1688-06-26)
223:26 June 1688
177:Succeeded by
170:Thomas Paske
154:
135:Succeeded by
112:
95:Succeeded by
72:
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8413:1688 deaths
8408:1617 births
7964:Objectivism
7903:Neo-Marxism
7865:Continental
7775:Meta-ethics
7755:Coherentism
7660:Hegelianism
7597:Rationalism
7557:Natural law
7537:Materialism
7463:Historicism
7433:Determinism
7324:Navya-Nyāya
7099:Sautrāntika
7094:Pudgalavada
7030:Vaisheshika
6883:Presocratic
6783:Renaissance
6722:Physicalism
6707:Materialism
6613:Normativity
6598:Objectivism
6583:Emergentism
6573:Behaviorism
6522:Metaphysics
6488:Determinism
6427:Rationalism
6192:Monasticism
6027:Holy Spirit
5937:Elizabeth I
5782:Anglicanism
5725:George Lane
5720:John Graunt
5591:Henry Lloyd
5586:John Porter
5531:Andrew Byng
5496:Paul Fagius
5473:Jan Joosten
5433:G. A. Cooke
5398:George Jubb
5388:Thomas Hunt
5378:Thomas Hyde
5363:John Morris
5262:Frank Kelly
5232:Brian Downs
5192:Joseph Shaw
5187:John Graham
5172:John Barker
5167:Hugh Thomas
5097:John Watson
4962:John Wilcox
4907:Thomas Byng
4322:Cudworth's
3931:pp. 1738–39
3186:pp. 287–91.
2990:pp. 109–10.
2962:pp. 171–73.
1941:John Dryden
1897:); and the
1845:determinism
1799:magnum opus
1762:Cudworth's
1684:Thomas Reid
1602:Lebenskraft
1580:anima mundi
1547:anima mundi
1394:West Bengal
1328:John Milton
1256:Restoration
1235:Rectory of
1221:Ely diocese
1050:John Selden
978:New England
870:(Rector of
767:New England
562:magnum opus
538:philosopher
165:Preceded by
123:Preceded by
83:Preceded by
8402:Categories
8380:Philosophy
8263:Amerindian
8170:Australian
8109:Vietnamese
8089:Indonesian
7638:Kantianism
7587:Positivism
7577:Pragmatism
7552:Naturalism
7532:Liberalism
7510:Subjective
7448:Empiricism
7352:Avicennism
7297:Bhedabheda
7181:East Asian
7104:Madhyamaka
7084:Abhidharma
6950:Pyrrhonism
6717:Nominalism
6712:Naturalism
6641:Skepticism
6631:Relativism
6621:Absolutism
6550:Naturalism
6460:Deontology
6432:Skepticism
6417:Naturalism
6407:Empiricism
6371:Aesthetics
6275:Philosophy
6046:Sacraments
5897:Henry VIII
5857:Æthelberht
5790:Communions
5596:Samuel Lee
5556:Henry Sike
5463:James Barr
5252:Alan Munro
5207:John Peile
5152:John Covel
5012:Bob Hepple
5002:Eric Ashby
4887:John Madew
4752:John Covel
4746:1654–1688
4719:1650–1654
4692:1645–1688
4611:(1678) on
3861:J. Peile,
3830:pp. 473–76
3807:J. Peile,
3790:J. Peile,
3727:J. Peile,
3577:pp. 212–19
3492:T. Birch,
3482:pp. 84–87.
3444:pp. 121–22
3180:T. Solly,
3058:pp. 177–87
3054:pp. 89–107
3018:J. Peile,
3001:J. Peile,
2737:pp. 264–66
2507:References
1995:Escutcheon
1950:World-Soul
1918:Trojan war
1914:Empedocles
1910:Pythagoras
1887:Democritus
1822:Imprimatur
1791:John Allen
1537:Philosophy
1494:John Covel
1484:(1668/9);
1451:John Locke
1443:High Laver
1402:John Locke
1390:Kasimbazar
1377:(1676–7);
1351:John Locke
1343:High Laver
1312:Gloucester
1308:Prebendary
1281:Henry More
1271:Later life
1062:Clare Hall
990:Dorchester
835:Snr (1624)
831:succeeded
763:Bridgwater
712:Chancellor
700:Coggeshall
680:Commentary
595:Lancashire
550:Clare Hall
534:theologian
530:classicist
440:Gloucester
436:Prebendary
413:N. Cadbury
327:Clare Hall
301:Alma mater
140:John Covel
8368:Biography
8142:Pakistani
8104:Taiwanese
8051:Ethiopian
8024:By region
8010:By region
7825:Scientism
7820:Systemics
7680:Spinozism
7607:Socialism
7542:Modernism
7505:Objective
7413:Anarchism
7347:Averroism
7236:Christian
7188:Neotaoism
7159:Zurvanism
7149:Mithraism
7144:Mazdakism
6915:Cyrenaics
6842:Logicians
6475:Free will
6437:Solipsism
6384:Formalism
6051:Eucharist
5964:Charles I
5932:Edward VI
5882:Hygeberht
5182:John Kaye
3796:pp. 49–50
3779:pp. 1–241
3752:(Google).
3750:pp. 16–21
3657:(Google).
3649:G. Dyer,
3594:pp. 24–28
3533:(Google).
3514:pp. 19–23
3463:(Google).
3383:pp. 90–92
3247:1640–1700
3219:(Google).
3107:Mosheim,
2785:pp. 61–71
2750:Divinitie
2688:pp. 77–79
2555:pp. 22–23
1772:Platonism
1277:Platonist
1267:in 1662.
1231:, to the
982:Stoughton
954:Stoughton
946:Calvinism
918:Education
591:Yorkshire
433:(1662–88)
424:(1656–62)
294:(brother)
288:Relatives
155:In office
117:1654–1688
113:In office
77:1645–1688
73:In office
36:Professor
8328:Category
8283:Yugoslav
8273:Romanian
8180:Scottish
8165:American
8094:Japanese
8074:Buddhist
8056:Africana
8046:Egyptian
7888:Feminist
7810:Rawlsian
7805:Quietism
7703:Analytic
7655:Krausism
7562:Nihilism
7527:Kokugaku
7490:Absolute
7485:Idealism
7473:Humanism
7261:Occamism
7228:European
7173:Medieval
7119:Yogacara
7079:Buddhist
7072:Syādvāda
6955:Stoicism
6920:Cynicism
6908:Sophists
6903:Atomists
6898:Eleatics
6837:Legalism
6778:Medieval
6702:Idealism
6656:Ontology
6636:Nihilism
6540:Idealism
6298:Branches
6287:Branches
6187:Ministry
6182:Heraldry
6004:Theology
5877:Paulinus
5689:elected
4636:Volume 3
4630:Volume 2
4624:Volume 1
4537:(1911).
4324:The True
4175:(1911).
4139:1 August
4107:1 August
4078:1 August
4018:1 August
3971:, i(1),
3946:, i(1),
3496:(1743),
3423:pp 41–43
3417:Brooks,
2941:Archived
2739:(Google)
2642:: 48–80.
2557:(Google)
2007:Ancestry
1922:Sidonian
1899:hylozoic
1891:Epicurus
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1781:(posth.)
1758:(posth.)
1737:(1642);
1529:(1661)).
1427:(1682)).
1357:Children
1127:Governor
1086:1 John 2
986:Frampton
970:Scituate
932:The Rev.
928:Somerset
827:: where
825:Somerset
808:Children
643:The Rev.
587:Barnsley
583:Cudworth
577:Ancestry
568:(1678).
564:was his
558:Hobbes's
415:(1650–6)
380:Ordained
363:Anglican
358:Religion
258:Children
8342:Portals
8278:Russian
8247:Spanish
8242:Slovene
8232:Maltese
8227:Italian
8207:Finland
8175:British
8157:Western
8147:Turkish
8132:Islamic
8127:Iranian
8079:Chinese
8066:Eastern
8033:African
7980:more...
7665:Marxism
7495:British
7438:Dualism
7334:Islamic
7292:Advaita
7282:Vedanta
7256:Scotism
7251:Thomism
7193:Tiantai
7136:Persian
7124:Tibetan
7114:Śūnyatā
7055:Cārvāka
7045:Ājīvika
7040:Mīmāṃsā
7020:Samkhya
6935:Academy
6888:Ionians
6862:Yangism
6819:Chinese
6810:Ancient
6773:Western
6768:Ancient
6727:Realism
6684:Reality
6674:Process
6555:Realism
6535:Dualism
6530:Atomism
6412:Fideism
6127:Morning
6075:worship
6071:Liturgy
6012:Trinity
5952:James I
5907:Cranmer
5832:History
5698:Fellows
5691:in 1662
5685:of the
5683:Fellows
4547:(ed.).
4361:Account
4296::
4279:Sources
4185:(ed.).
3956:p. 1738
3640:(1678).
2814:side 19
2616:25 June
2537:(2004).
2070:Werneth
2040:Werneth
1932:in the
1879:atheism
1863:freedom
1439:Baronet
1263:of the
1237:Ashwell
1129:of the
1070:Provost
1026:Karaite
904:.1624;
850:General
782:agueish
735:James I
684:St Paul
607:Werneth
519:English
431:Ashwell
269:Parents
252:
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240:
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202: (
8237:Polish
8217:German
8212:French
8197:Danish
8187:Canada
8137:Jewish
8099:Korean
8084:Indian
7626:People
7547:Monism
7500:German
7468:Holism
7401:Modern
7379:Jewish
7302:Dvaita
7275:Indian
7198:Huayan
7050:Ajñana
7007:Indian
6872:Greco-
6857:Taoism
6847:Mohism
6793:Modern
6760:By era
6749:By era
6664:Action
6545:Monism
6465:Virtue
6447:Ethics
6061:Saints
6017:Father
5947:Hooker
5942:Parker
4657:(1731)
4633:, and
4595:
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3967:Venn,
3942:Venn,
3888:p. 612
3878:Venn,
3867:p. 601
3811:, ii,
3794:, ii,
3655:p. 355
3461:p. 139
3425:, and
3394:Venn,
3268:p. 481
3123:Venn,
3024:p. 111
3022:, ii,
2888:Venn,
2716:Venn,
2406:Sussex
2310:London
2284:London
2074:Oldham
2044:Oldham
1926:Mochus
1883:atomic
1881:: the
1872:Stoics
1812:(1678)
1665:Legacy
1655:psyche
1555:psyche
1437:, 3rd
1261:Fellow
962:London
913:Career
887:London
743:Jermyn
631:Oldham
619:Oldham
611:Oldham
585:(near
442:(1678)
427:Rector
418:Rector
409:Rector
406:(1656)
370:Church
232:Spouse
8268:Aztec
8222:Greek
8202:Dutch
8192:Czech
8041:Bantu
7478:Anti-
7025:Nyaya
7015:Hindu
6875:Roman
6669:Event
6311:Logic
6197:Music
5862:Edwin
4543:. In
4181:. In
4101:(PDF)
3948:p. 30
3914:p. 70
3886:, i,
3813:p. 70
3733:p. 46
3427:p. 93
3153:p. 94
3007:p. 64
2165:Clegg
1989:Notes
1946:Plato
1930:Moses
1920:by a
1708:Works
1619:Logos
1469:, is
1467:Peile
1447:Essex
1414:Malda
1398:India
1347:Essex
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1289:Latin
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510:rayf
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7203:Chan
7062:Jain
7035:Yoga
6565:Mind
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6493:Hard
6153:High
6115:1979
6110:1962
6105:1928
6100:1662
6095:1552
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6073:and
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5887:Bede
5867:Offa
4593:ISBN
4210:ISBN
4141:2012
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4080:2012
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