Hickes (spr. Hickis), Georg, geb. 1642 zu Newsham in Yorkshire, wurde 1683 Dechant in Worcester, verlor 1690 seine Stelle, wurde von den Dissidenten zum Weihbischof von Thetford ernannt u. st. 1715; er schr.: Institutiones grammaticae anglosax. et moesogoth., Oxf. 1689; Thesaurus linguarum veterum septemtrionalium, ebd. 1703–1705, 3 Bde., Fol.; Auszug daraus von W. Wotton, Lond. 1708 (englisch von Shelton, ebd. 1735).
Pierer's Lexicon. 1857–1865.
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