Author:John Rogers Pitman

John Rogers Pitman
(1782–1861)

Works

Pitman was a prolific writer, compiler, and editor, producing annotated editions of:

• the works of Jeremy Taylor (1820-1822); also
• John Lightfoot (1822-1825);
• Edward Reynolds (1826);
• Nathaniel Hooke's Roman History (1821);
• Simon Patrick's and William Lowth's Biblical commentaries in A Critical Commentary and Paraphrase (1822) (with works of Richard Arnald, Daniel Whitby and Moses Lowman); and of
• Joseph Bingham's Origines Ecclesiasticæ (1840).

Besides sermons, he also published:

• Excerpta ex variis Romanis poetis, London, 1808.
• Practical Lectures upon the Ten First Chapters of the Gospel of St. John, London, 1821; with a supplement, 1822.
• The School Shakespeare, with notes, London, 1822.
• Sophoclis Ajax, Greek and Latin, with notes, London.
• Practical Commentary on our Lord's Sermon on the Mount, London, 1852.