the Kirk (Wodrow Soc.), 1842–9. Spotiswood's Hist. of the Church of Scotland (Spottiswoode Soc.), 1847–51; Grub's Eccl. Hist. of Scotland, 1861, vol. ii. Gardiner's Hist. of England, vol. i.; Walton's Lives (Zouch), 1796, p. 295. Hew Scott's Fasti Eccles. Scoticanæ adds a few particulars; Scots Worthies, 1862, pp. 233 sq. Anderson's Scottish Nation, 1872, iii. 140 sq. Reid's Bibliography The following is a brief bibliography for the life of Melville: 1. Life. By Dr. Thomas M'Crie. First published in 1819. The edition used in the foregoing pages is that of 1856. 2. Diary of James Melville. Wodrow Society, 1842. 3. Calderwood's History of the Kirk. Wod. Soc. 1842-9. 4. Apologetical Narration by William Scot. Wod. Soc, 1846. 5. Spottiswood's Hist, of the Church of Scotland. Spottiswoode Soc. 1847–51. 6. Grub's Ecclesiastical History of Scotland. 7. Lee's Lectures on the History of the Church of Scotland. 1860. 8. Dictionary of National Biography. Article on Melville by Rev. A. Gordon. 9. Cunningham's Hist, of the Church of Scotland. 10. Andrew Melville. By William Morison. In Famous Scots Series, 1899. 11. Register of St. Andrews Kirk Session. Edited by Dr. Hay Fleming. 1890. 12. Munimenta Almae Universitatis Glasguensis. Maitland Club, 1854. 13. Wodrow's Lives. Maitland Club, 1845. 14. Revue Chretienne, vol. for 1907. Paris. 15. Scott's Fasti, under parish of Govan. 16. Melville's work as Educationist : see Edgar [History of Scott. Education) ; Strong, J. [Hist, of Sec. Educ. in Scotland) ; Kerr, J. [Scottish Educ. up to 1908). 17. Andrew Melville. By Dr. John Smith, Glasgow, Oration on Commemoration Day, 1910. Citations References Morison, William (1899). Andrew Melville. Edinburgh: Oliphant, Anderson and Ferrier ("Famous Scots Series") Rait, Robert S. (1899). "Andrew Melville and the Revolt Against Aristotle in Scotland," The English Historical Review, Vol. XIV, pp. 250–260. Scottish Calvinist and Reformed theologians Academics of the University of St Andrews Alumni of the University of St Andrews Academics of the University of Aberdeen People from Angus, Scotland 1545 births 1622 deaths University of Paris alumni Scottish classical scholars Academic staff of the University of Geneva Scottish orientalists Principals of the University of Glasgow Scottish educators Principals of the University of St Andrews Scottish linguists Moderators of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland Rectors of the University of St Andrews Prisoners in the Tower of London 16th-century Calvinist and Reformed theologians 17th-century Calvinist and Reformed theologians 16th-century Scottish theologians 17th-century Scottish