Bowes-Lyon. He had never been strong and had a history of heart trouble. In the autumn of 1924 his health broke down. After five months in a nursing home at Bournemouth he returned in May 1925 to the deanery, where he died on 20 August. He was buried on 25 August in Westminster Abbey in a spot close to the tomb of The Unknown Warrior. His wife survived him. Dean Ryle Street in Westminster is named after him. Publications On the Church of England, Macmillan and Co. 1904 Psalms of the Pharisees, commonly called the Psalms of Solomon, Cambridge University Press 1891 The Canon of the Old Testament, Macmillan and Co. 1892 Philo and Holy Scripture, Macmillan and Co. 1893 On Holy Scripture and Criticism, Macmillan and Co. 1904 The Books of Ezra and Nehemiah, Oxford University Press 1911 The Early Narratives of Genesis, Macmillan and Co. 1900 Remember the Days of Old, Oxford University Press 1913 Biblical Commentary on the Prophecies of Isaiah References External links Ryle and The Unknown Warrior on the Westminster Abbey website Ryle on the Westminster Abbey website Ryle and The Tomb of the Unknown Warrior Ryle and The Unknown Warrior in The Daily Telegraph 8 November 2008 Bishops of Exeter Bishops of Winchester 20th-century Church of England bishops People from South Kensington People from Stradbroke People associated with the University of Wales, Lampeter Deans of Westminster Honorary Chaplains to the Queen People educated at Eton College Knights Commander of the Royal Victorian Order Burials at Westminster Abbey Alumni of King's College, Cambridge Fellows of King's College, Cambridge 1856 births 1925 deaths Presidents of Queens' College, Cambridge Hulsean Professors of Divinity