William Pemble Explained

William Pemble (Pember) (1591 or 1592–1623) was an English theologian and author.

Biography

A student of Richard Capel at Magdalen College, Oxford, Pemble became reader and tutor at Magdalen. All of Pemble's works were published posthumously.

Works

• Vindiciae fidei, 1625
• Vindiciae gratiae, 1627
• Salomons Recantation and Repentance, 1627
• An Introduction to the Worthy Receiving the Sacrament, 1628
• De formarum origine, 1629
• De sensibus internis, 1629
• A Short and Sweet Exposition upon the First Nine Chapters of Zachary, 1629
• A Summe of Morall Philosophy, 1630
• A Briefe Introduction to Geography, 1630
• Tractatus de providentia Dei, 1631
• The Period of the Persian Monarchie , 1631

External links

• Richard L. Greaves, ‘Pemble, William (1591/2–1623)’, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press, 2004, accessed 25 Oct 2007
  • • • Book: Hutchinson . John . Men of Kent and Kentishmen . 1892 . Cross & Jackman . Canterbury . 100 . Subscription . William Pemble.