when, in 1802, Falconer undertook to complete it, which he did in 1807. Communication to Dr. Vincent on the Articles of Commerce mentioned in the Digest, inserted in the appendix to Vincent's edition of Arrian's Periplus, 1807. A Sermon preached before the University of Oxford, Oxford, 1810. Certain Principles in Evanson's "Dissonance of the four generally received Evangelists," &c. examined in eight discourses delivered before the University of Oxford at the lecture founded by the Rev. J. Bampton, Oxford, 1811. On Edward Evanson. Review of the French translation of Strabo (Quarterly Review May 1811). Two letters to the editor of the Gentleman's Magazine on the articles in the Edinburgh Review relating to the Oxford Strabo, July 1809 and April 1810 (Gent. Mag. 1809, pt. ii. 923, 1810, pt. ii. 227), published separately, Oxford, 1811. A Sermon upon the Folly and Criminality of attempts to Search into Futurity, Oxford, 1812. An Assize Sermon upon Oaths, their Nature, Obligations, and Influence, Oxford, 1813. Outlines of a Plan for Building twenty-five Churches and Chapels (in The Pamphleteer, vol. vi.), 1816. A Sermon upon the Temptation and Resurrection of our Lord, preached before the University of Oxford, Oxford, 1817. The Case of Eusebius examined, Oxford, 1818. A funeral sermon, Oxford, 1821. The Absurd Hypothesis that Eusebius of Cæsarea, Bishop and Historian, was an Editor or Corrupter of the Holy Scriptures; in a second part of the Case of Eusebius, Oxford, 1823. The Cottage Land Worker, Bath, 1830. Falconer also contributed notes on the Psalms to Richard Warner's edition of the Book of Common Prayer. He left in manuscript a translation of Strabo (see William Falconer). References Attribution 1772 births 1839 deaths 19th-century English Anglican priests English classical scholars Alumni of the University of Edinburgh Alumni of Corpus Christi College, Oxford Fellows of Corpus Christi College, Oxford People educated at The King's School, Chester