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Miscellaneous note-book, 17th century

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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 1267

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Apparently by three hands.

  1. (fols. 1-2, 88-90, 96) i. Notes of a few epigrams, verses, etc. Amongst them, inscription over the praetorian hall at Zante; Latin lines on the Buxton waters by Mary, Q. of Scots; epigram on pope Clement VIII; the last stanza [of Rich. Lovelace’s Lines to Althea]; "a medicine for the rickets". The copy of Lovelace’s lines differs from the printed text, in running as follows: "Stone walls doe not a prison make nor iron barrs a cage, / The spotlesse soule and innocent calls that an hermitage, / /He that hath freedome in his wishe (?) and in his soule is free, / Angells alone that serve above know no such liberty" (first hand).
  2. (fol. 4) ii. Three sermon on St. Luke ix. 23, dated Feb. 8, 1623 (second hand).
  3. (fols. 38b-69) iii. Notes out of the ecclesiastical histories of Eusebius, Evagrius and Socrates.
  4. (fols. 2-6 [volume reversed]) iv. An alphabet of Latin moral, proverbial, and epigrammatic sayings (third hand).
  5. (fols. 7-25 [volume reversed]) v. Notes, theological and historical, from St. Augustine, St. Jerome, William of Malmesbury, and others.

Dates

  • Creation: 17th century

Extent

96 Leaves

Language of Materials

  • English
  • Latin

Shelfmark

MS. Rawl. D. 1267

Custodial History

Liber Tho. Hearne, 14 Sept. 1709, "50. E. P. 12.".

Physical Facet

On paper, in duodecimo

Repository Details

Part of the Bodleian Libraries Repository

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