The Works of W. D. Conybeare (3 vols.)
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Overview
Drawing on a rich heritage of spiritual insight from his father and grandfather before him, William Daniel Conybeare continues the Conybeare tradition by offering an inquisitive look into Scripture and the writings of the early Church Fathers presenting a sound exegesis and interpretation of the works. His thorough and analytical approach, pursued through a series of thought-provoking lectures and addresses given during his tenure at the University of Oxford and as a guest lecturer at Bristol College are now collected in The Works of W. D. Conybeare.
- Inaugural address at Bristol College
- Bampton Lecture series from 1839
- Introductory essays on theological topics
- Title: The Works of W. D. Conybeare
- Volumes: 3
- Pages: 1,161
- Topics: Church Fathers, Theology, and Science
William Daniel Conybeare (1787–1857) was an English geologist and clergyman. He was the rector of Sully and the vicar of Axminster before being appointed as dean of Llandaff in 1845.