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Miscellaneous note-book of John Abbott, of St. John’s college, Oxford, [c. 1671 to 1678]

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Afterwards of Hart hall, M.A. 1678.

  1. (fol. 4) i. "The art of making theames full of good matter and with judgment".
  2. (fols. 15b, 22) ii. Epigrammata varia Jo. Sambuci.
  3. (fols. 16-32, 34-52) iii. Short miscellaneous notes, proverbs, and extracts.
  4. (fol. 23) iv. Epitaph by J. H. [James Howell or John Hewitt] on Charles I.
  5. (fol. 32b) v. Themata octoginta tria.
  6. (fol. 34b) vi. In conjurationem sulphuream versus.
  7. (fol. 35) vii. Lines on Sir W. Raleigh’s execution, and an elegy. a. Beg. "Great heart ! who taught thee so to dye"; b. Beg. "I will not weep; for 'twere as great a sin"..
  8. (fol. 38) viii. Lines on sleep. Beg. "So rest you all in silent quietnesse".
  9. ([volume reversed]) ix. Adagia, numero 104.

Dates

  • Creation: [c. 1671 to 1678]

Extent

60 Leaves

Language of Materials

  • English
  • Latin

Shelfmark

MS. Rawl. D. 954