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Notebook of the Latin translation of words in Lucian’s Dialogues and in Hesiod, with notes also of some Latin phrases, early 18th century

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By John Cudworth, B.D., fellow of Trinity college, Oxford, and rector of Kiddington, Oxon.

At fol. 30 is an "Evening prayer", and at the end are copies of a few letters, as follows:—

  1. (fol. 80b) i. Proposing an appeal to the Visitor of the college (bishop Trelawney) in the case of a disputed election to a scholarship [in 1713].
  2. (fol. 82b) ii. To his "good neighbour", Mr. Vaughan, whose son had not been elected.
  3. (fol. 83b) iii. To Mr. [Robert ?] Mitchell, a fellow, on the same matter.
  4. (fols. 84b-85, 90) iv. To the Visitor.

Prefixed to the volume is a letter to Rawlinson from Rev. Francis Wise, dated "Bodl. Libr. Jan. 23," mentioning that the writer is Mr. Cudworth, and giving a short account of him as having "kept a Latin school for young gentlemen," and that the appeal (which was dismissed) was against the election of "the present bishop of Llandaff" (John Gilbert).

Dates

  • Creation: early 18th century

Extent

92 Leaves

Language of Materials

  • English
  • Latin

Shelfmark

MS. Rawl. D. 1118