Fiddes

Fiddes

Fiddes, Richard, geb. 1671 in Hunmanby in Yorkshire, studirte in Oxford Theologie, wurde Pfarrer in Halsham in Yorkshire u. 1712 Garnisonprediger in Hull, welche Stelle er aber nach dem Tod der Königin Anna 1714 wieder verlor; er lebte nun von Schriftstellerei u. st. 1725; er schr.: Theologia speculativa et practica or System of the divinity, Lond. 1718 ff., 2 Bde.; Fiftytwo Sermons, ebd. 1720; Life of the Cardinal Wolsey, ebd. 1724; Treatise general of the morals, ebd. 1724 u.m.a.


Pierer's Lexicon. 1857–1865.

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