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Miscellaneous note-book, 17th century

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  1. (fol. 2) i. Aphorisms.
  2. (fols. 17b-19b) ii. Legal questions for counsel upon a lease of tithes, with angry replies.
  3. (fol. 22) iii. "Observations of the kings of England", to Charles II.
  4. (fol. 37b) iv. "Observations out of Cambden’s Remains".
  5. (fol. 38b) v. "Observations out of [Nath. Bacon’s] Uniformity of the government of England".
  6. (fol. 62) vi. Translation of Cicero’s oration "pro Marcello".
  7. (fol. 67) vii. Nine stanzas of eight lines each, with the refrain "Something hath some savour", on the subject that all labour is for some profit. Beg. "Nothing hath a motive been / For severall sorts of fancyes".
  8. (fol. 2 [volume reversed]) viii. "Praecipuae quaestiones Passionum Cartesii".
  9. (fol. 5 [volume reversed]) ix. "Speech of Charles V to the provinces of Holland when he conferd the governement on his son Phillip".
  10. (fols. 5b, 6b [volume reversed]) x. De fermentatione, et de natura tabidorum.
  11. (fol. 10[volume reversed]) xi. Translation of the Tabula of Cebes.

Dates

  • Creation: 17th century

Extent

129 leaves, of which several are blank

Language of Materials

  • English
  • Latin

Shelfmark

MS. Rawl. D. 1459