Henry Bullock (died 1526) was an English clergyman, academic and humanist, a friend of Erasmus and a correspondent of his in the period 1516 to 1518.
[1] He was from the diocese of Lichfield and Coventry, and was educated at the University of Cambridge.
[2] He delivered a course of lectures on mathematics, for which he received a salary from the university, but subsequently he devoted himself to the study of Greek, and gave lectures on the gospel of Matthew.
His health was poor and he complained of the loss of an eye that hindered his work.
He took holy orders, and was rector of St. Martin's Ludgate from 1522 or 1523 till his death, which happened before 4 July 1526, when Thomas Lupset succeeded him.