Bernard Hodgson
Hodgson, Bernard (bap. 1743, d. 1805), college head
About Bernard Hodgson
Lived 1745 – 1805 (aged 59–60). Bernard Hodgson was a college head.
Bernard Hodgson (b 5 November Westminster 1743 – d Oxford 28 May 1805) was an Oxford college head.
Hodgson was educated at Westminster School and Christ Church, Oxford. On 30 October 1775 he became Principal of Hertford College, Oxford. A Hebraist and poet, he translated Song of Solomon (1786, The Proverbs of Solomon (1788) and Ecclesiastes: a New Translation from the Original Hebrew (1790); and "The Monastery: a Poem on the Building of a Monastery in Dorsetshire" (1795).
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