Works
Besides works already mentioned, Montagu wrote:
- Antidiatribae ad priorern partem diatribes J. Caesaris Bulengeri, Cambridge, 1625.
- Eusebii de Demonstratione Evangelica libri decem ... omnia studio R. M. Latine facta, notis illustrata, 1628.
- Apparatus ad Origines Ecclesiasticas, Oxford, 1635.
- De Originibus Ecclesiasticis, first part, London, 1636; second part, London, 1640.
- Articles of Inquiry put forth at his Primary Visitation as Bishop of Norwich (unauthorised), Cambridge, 1638; (corrected by the bishop), London, 1638; new edition, Cambridge, 1841.
- Acts and Monuments of the Church, London, 1642.
- Versio et Notae in Photii Epistolas, London, 1651.
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