Frederick William Bussell

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Reverend Frederick William Bussell (born April 23, 1862 in Cadmore, † February 29, 1944 in Worthing ) was an English theologian and historian.

Bussell was a fellow, chaplain, tutor and vice-principal from 1896 to 1944 at Brasenose College , Oxford, and a friend of Walter Pater . Bussell was married to Mary Winifred (1885–1977), daughter of Robert Dibdin.

Works

  • Itinerarium Rutilianum 1886
  • Doctrine Of Office And Person Of Christ In First Four Centuries 1892
  • Evil as Explained in the Clementine and Lactantian Writings, in: Analecta Gorgiana 12
  • School Of Plato, London 1896 (ND Bristol 1993)
  • Christian Theology And Social Progress, London, Methuen 1907
  • Subordinate Dualism?
  • Marcus Aurelius And The Later Stoicism 1909
  • Constitutional History Of The Roman Empire ( facsimile edition )
  • Social Origins?
  • Merovingian Land Tenure?
  • De Medietate Hominis?
  • A Survey Of Monarchical Institutions From Earliest Times 1909
  • The Principle Of Monarchy 1918
  • The National Church And The Social Crisis 1918
  • Systems Of Land Tenure?
  • Case Of Breamore Curacy 1913
  • Religious Thought And Heresy In The Middle Ages 1918

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personal data
SURNAME Bussell, Frederick William
BRIEF DESCRIPTION English theologian and historian
DATE OF BIRTH April 23, 1862
PLACE OF BIRTH Cadmore
DATE OF DEATH February 29, 1944
Place of death Worthing