Hiera dakrya, Ecclesiae anglicanae suspiria, The tears, sighs, complaints, and prayers of the Church of England setting forth her former constitution, compared with her present condition : also the visible causes and probable cures of her distempers : in IV books / by John Gauden ...

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Title: Hiera dakrya, Ecclesiae anglicanae suspiria, The tears, sighs, complaints, and prayers of the Church of England setting forth her former constitution, compared with her present condition : also the visible causes and probable cures of her distempers : in IV books / by John Gauden ...
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SALISBURY.

This Diocese was former∣ly in two Bishopricks, Sher∣born and Wilton: out of Sherborn Wilton wast a∣ken: which were afterwards united together into Salis∣bury by Bishop Herman A. D. 1045.

Bishops of Sherborn.

1 Aldhelmus made the first Bishop of Sherborn by Ina King of the West Saxons. A. D. 705
2 Fordhere. A. D. 709
3 Hereward. A. D. 730
4 Ethelwold.
5 Denefrith.
6 Wilbert.
7 Eahlstan. A. D. 817
8 Eadmund. A. D. 868
9 Ethelrage. A. D. 872
10 Alfsy.
11 Asser Menevensis.
12 Swithelm or Swi∣gelm. A. D. 883
13 Ethelwald or Ethel∣ward.

The See void 7. yeares.

A. D. 905. Three Bisho∣pricks were taken out of the Diocese of Sherborn by Plegmond Archbishop of Canterbury, one for Corn∣wall, another for Devon, of which see Tit. Exeter, the third at Wells for Somerset-shire of which see Bath and Wells, and a fourth afterward at Wilton for Wilt-shire, of which see afterward. Now to pro∣ceed with Sherborn Bi∣shops next after Ethel∣wald.

14 VVerstan. A. D. 905
15 Ethelbald. A. D. 918
16 Sigelm Il.
17 Alfredus. A. D. 934
18 VVulfsinus. A. D. 940
19 Alfwold. A. D. 958
20 Ethelricus. A. D. 978
21 Ethelsius.
22 Brithwin al. Brithric.
23 Elmor. A. D. 1009
24 Brynwyn alias Bryth∣win.
25 Elfwold.

After the death of Elf∣wold, Herman the last Bi∣shop of VVilton was Bishop also of Sherborn, and joy∣ned both Bishopricks again into one, and then remo∣ved the See to Salisbu∣ry.

Bishops of VVilton.

Whose Sees were some∣time at VVilton, sometime at Ramesbury & otherwhile at Sunning, and thereupon sometime named Bishops of those places.

1 Ethelstan at Ramsbury A. D. 905
2 Odo, there also.
3 Osulphus at VVilton. A. D. 934
4 Alsstanus. A. D. 970
5 Alfgarus or VVolfga∣rus. A. D. 981
6 Siricius.
7 Alfricus or Aluricius. A. D. 989
8 Brithwoldus. A. D. 998
9 Hermannus Chaplain to King Edward the Confessor, whom Camb∣den calls Bishop of Sun∣ning, from his Episcopall See there: he being after the death of Elfwold Bishop of Sherborn joy∣ned that and VVilton into one, and then remo∣ved

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his See to Salisbu∣ry, since which time they have been called Bishops of Salisbury.

Bishops of Salisbury after the removall of the Sees thither by Bishop Herman as above.

1 Herman the last Bishop of Sherborn and Wilton, and first bearing the Title of Bishop of Salisbury. A. D. 1045
2 St. Osmond.
3 Roger. A. D. 1107
4 Jocelin. A. D. 1139

The See vacant 4. yeares.

5 Hubert Walter. A. D. 1189
6 Herebert or Robert Pauper. A. D. 1193
7 Richard Poor. A. D. 1217
8 Rob: Bingham. A. D. 1229
9 Will: of York. A. D. 1247
10 Giles of Bridport. A. D. 1256
11 Walter de la Wile. A. D. 1263
12 Robert de Wikham∣pton. A. D. 1274
13 Walt: Scammell. A. D. 1284
14 Henry de Braundston. A. D. 1286
15 Laur: de Hawkburn. A. D. 1287
16 Will: de Comer. A. D. 1288
17 Nich: de Longespe. A. D. 1291
18 Simon de Gandavo. A. D. 1298
19 Roger de Mortivall. A. D. 1315
20 Robert Vivill. A. D. 1329
21 Ralph Erghum. A. D. 1375
22 John Waltham. A. D. 1388
23 Rich: Metford. A. D. 1395
24 Nicholas Bubwith. A. D. 1407
25 Robert Halam. A. D. 1408
26 Jo: Chaundler. A. D. 1417
27 Robert Nevill. A. D. 1427
28 William Aiscoht. al. Hacliff. A. D. 1438
29 Ric: Beauchamp. A. D. 1450
30 Lion: Woodvill. A. D. 1482
31 Tho: Langton. A. D. 1485
32 John Blyth. A. D. 1493
33 Henry Deane. A. D. 1500
34 Edm: Awdley. A. D. 1502
35 Laurence Campegius Card. A. D. 1524
36 Nicholas Shaxton. A. D. 1535
37 John Salcot alias Ca∣pon. A. D. 1539
38 John Jewell. A. D. 1559
39 Edm: Gheast. A. D. 1571
40 John Peirs. A. D. 1578

The See void 3. yeares.

41 Rich: Coldwell. A. D. 1591

The See void 2. yeares.

42 Henry Cotton. A. D. 1598
43 Robert Abbot. A. D. 1615
44 Mart. Fotherby. A. D. 1618
45 Rob: Tomson. A. D. 1620
46 John Davenant. A. D. 1621
47 Brian Duppa. A. D. 1641