Sources
- Keith L. Sprunger, The Learned Doctor William Ames (1972)
- See also:
- John Quick's manuscript Icones Sacrae Anglicanae, which gives the fisherman anecdote on the personal authority of one who was present;
- Life by Matthias Nethenus prefixed to collected edition of Latin works (5 vols, Amsterdam, 1658);
- Winwood's Memorials, vol. iii. pp. 346–347;
- Daniel Neal's Puritans, i. 532;
- Thomas Fuller's Cambridge (Christ's College);
- Hanbury's Hist. Memorials, i. 533;
- Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society, vol. vi., fourth series, 1863, pp. 576–577.
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