Eusebius Pagit

Eusebius Pagit (Pagett) (1551?-1617) was an English nonconformist clergyman.

Life He was born at Cranford St Andrew, Northamptonshire. At twelve years of age, he entered Christ Church, Oxford as a chorister. He was afterwards a student of Christ Church, reputed in philosophy. Though he is said to have taken no degree, Cole has identified him with the Eusebius Paget who matriculated at Christ's College, Cambridge, on 22 February 1564, and commenced B.A. in 1567. He then became vicar of Orundle and rector of Langton, and went on to serve at Kilhampton in Cornwall.

Works He published: A Godlie and Fruitefull Sermon . . . upon . . . what Provision ought to be made for the Mynister, &c. [1580 ?], 1583, (on tithes).

His Latin Catechism is mentioned by Peter Heylyn, Aerius Redivivus, 1670, p. 350.

He translated John Calvin's harmony of the first three gospels with his commentary on St. John, A Harmonie vpon Matthew, Mark, &c., 1584.