Edward Bouverie Pusey (1800–1882) was a prominent Anglican priest and theologian who held the Regius Professorship of Hebrew at the University of Oxford for over five decades. A central figure in the Oxford Movement, he became a leader of the movement following the departure of John Henry Newman. His theological work focused on sacramental doctrine and typology, and he was widely known for his scholarly contributions to the study of the Church Fathers and Oriental languages.