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Anthony Errington

d. 1719

English writer

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About Anthony Errington

Anthony Errington was a writer.

Anthony Errington, D.D. (died 1719), was an English Catholic divine.

Errington was a member of a Northumbrian family. His name appears on a list of writers at the English College, Douai, but he was more probably educated at Lisbon and Paris. He is said to have died about 1719.

He wrote: Catechistical Discourses,’ Paris, 1654, 16mo, dedicated to the ‘Princesse Henrietta Maria, daughter of England’. Missionarium: sive opusculum practicum, pro fide propaganda et conservanda, Rome, 1672, 12mo.

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Died
1719
Occupation
Also known as
Antonius Eringtonus

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English writer

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· Wikipedia: Anthony Errington

· Wikidata: Q4772459

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