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He was accordingly, in 1591, presented to the living of Boscombe near Amesbury, and made sub-Dean and a minor Prebendary of Salisbury. The following year he was presented by Queen Elizabeth to the living of Bishopsbourne, Kent. Here the fifth book was pub. , and here he d. in 1600. The sixth and eighth books were not pub. until 1648, and the seventh only appeared in 1662.
The epithet "judicious" attached to his name first appears in the inscription on his monument at Bishopsbourne. Works, ed. by Keble ; new ed. revised by Church, etc. . It includes the Life by I. Walton. He was also the author of three dramas, which failed. He is described by Scott as "a noble transmuter of gold into lead."
Its voice was heard above all in Richard Hooker, a clergyman who had been Master of the Temple, but had been driven by his distaste for the controversies of its pulpit from London to a Wiltshire vicarage at Boscombe, which he exchanged at a later time for the parsonage of Bishopsbourne among the quiet meadows of Kent.
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