No. 35. TABULA GENEALOGICA, ab Adamo usque ad Henricum VIII. No. 36. CARTE &c. ad Academiam Cantabrigiensem spectantes, in 2 tomis. A MS. on vellum, folio, beautifully written, and illuminated, Century XVI. This is the Book commonly called Hare's Book; it was written in the time of Dr. CHADERTON, who was President of Queen's College in the reign of Queen Elizabeth. He was probably the Donor. See a notice of other benefactions by him in the Preface to this Catalogue. (Vol. I. pp. vii, viii.) No. 37. A TERRIER, made in the year 1554, of all the lands and tythes appointed to the following Churches in Cambridge; St. Giles', St. Sepulchre's, St. Rhadegund's, St. Botolph's, and St. Peter's. A MS. on paper, in a thin 4to volume. No. 38. Of the Russe Common Wealth. By C. FLETCHER. Written about the year 1589. See MS. note in the beginning. No. 39. TRACTATUS de Fallaciis in Dictione. A MS. on paper, 12mo. No. 40. NOTES for Sermons, or for Theological Lectures. A MS. on paper, 12mo. The hand unknown, but seems to be that of Dr. CHADERTON, President of Queen's College, temp. Eliz. No. 41. A COMMON-PLACE BOOK; containing a Glossary to the Edipus Tyrannus of Sophocles, and some Notes for Sermons. A MS. on paper, 12mo. No. 42. A COMMON-PLACE BOOK, in Greek, Latin, and English, containing among other things the 1st Epistle of Clement to the Corinthians. A MS. on paper, 1680, in one vol. 4to. No. 43. ABSTRACTIO Compendiosa Philosophiæ Naturalis et Metaphysices. A MS. on paper, 12mo. probably of the early part of Century XVII. On the outside of the vellum cover, is the name 'Georand within is that of Richard Bryan, 1671', then gius Wolleus'; Vice-President of Queen's College. No. 44. A Book of Private Devotions, of Mr. CATELYN, formerly Fellow of Queen's College. A MS. on paper, 18mo, time of Charles II. It belonged to Dr. James, President of Queen's College. No. 45. Sententiæ ARMINII et Remonstrantium, ex suis scriptis. A thin MS. 4to tract on paper, of Century XVII. No. 46. Some of the grossest Errours of Mr. Herbert THORNDICKE, publisht in his Book intituled 'An Epilogue to the Tragedy of the Church of England', collected to give a caveat against Popery." A thin MS. tract, in 4to., on paper, of Century XVII. No. 47. NOMINA eorum, qui Bibliothecam hanc suis donariis locupletarunt, ne per ingratam oblivionem intercidere sinant memoriam tanti beneficii Musæ Reginales. A MS. on vellum, in folio, of Century XVII. [See No. 30, and also Vol. I. Preface, p. xiii.] Manuscripts formerly in the possession of Queen's College, but which are no longer in the Library. [N. B. The articles marked †(L.) are transcribed from Leland's Collectanea, Tom. III. pp. 17-19. made about the year 1538; and those marked †(H.) are copied from a Manuscript Catalogue, preserved among the Harleian MSS. in the British Museum, No. 694, pp. 409–411, and written about the year 1697.] +(L.) Mythologicon JOANNIS Sarisburiensis. +(L.) Eutethicus ejusdem, editus Carmine Hexametro et Pentametro. Dedicavit autem librum Thomæ Beket, tum Angl. Cancel. postea Cantiorum Archiepiscopo. †(L.) BURLEUS super Libros Ethicorum. †(L.) Tractatus Jo. PECCHAM de Sphæra. +(L.) THEORICA Lincoln: de latitudinibus planetarum. +(L.) Tractatus ejusdem de Sphæra. +(L.) ALFRAGANUS de Motibus Coelestium Corporum. †(L.) Geometria EUCLIDIS cum Commentariis Azelardi. †(L.) LOTHARIUS Cardinalis de Miseria Humanæ Conditionis. +(L.) ARMANDUS de transcendentibus, de prædicamentis, et intentionibus secundis. +(L.) BOCCHATIus de insigni obedientia et fide uxoria. +(L.) Declamatio Collutii PIERII Florentini. +(L.) CERTAMEN Paupertatis et Fortunæ. +(L.) Liber Poenarum BENEDICTI DE PILEO, carmine scriptus. +(L.) Ejusdem Ecloga in honorem Sigismundi imperatoris. +(L.) Frater ROGERUS DE S. IVONE, contra Joannem de Veteri Castro, ubi agit contra hæreticos et Lolhardos. +(L.) Musica fratris WALTER, monachi Sueshamiæ. †(L.) PETRARCHA de ignorantia sui et aliorum. +(L.) Compendium legis Christi, et canonis sacri super 4 librum sententiarum, autore Joanne BACHONE, Carmel. +(L.) Expositio Magistri Henrici de ESSEBURN, Fratris Prædicatoris, in proverbia Salomonis, secundum quod legit in conventu fratrum suorum apud Cestriam. +(L.) Idem super Ecclesiasten, qui liber est tanquam 30 cap. adjunctum proverbiis Solomonis. +(L.) Defensorium Gulielmi WODE FORD contra Armachanum. +(L.) Scutum inexpugnabile ad defensorium fidei catholicæ de sacramento eucharistiæ, editum atque publice determinatum à Reverendo Mag fratre Joanne de TISSINGTON, de ordine Minorum in universitate Oxon: 1381. +(L.) Quotlibeta FIZAKER. +(L.) INNOCENTIUS III. super Septem Psalmos poenitentiales. +(L.) RABANUS super Apocalypsin. +(L.) Libri 19 per dialogos de quæstionibus Armenorum, autore ARMA CHANO. +(L.) Robertus Prior de Bridlington in epistolas Pauli. +(L.) Doctor Nicolaus RADECLIF, monachus S. Albani, ac archidiaconus ejusdem loci, de viatico salutari animæ immortalis, sive de sacramento eucharistiæ, justum volumen per dialogum, in quo locutores Petrus et Nicolaus. +(L.) DOKKING super Lucam. +(L.) Apologia PECCHAMI contra impugnantes paupertatem vel mendicitatem fratrum. +(L.) Epistola fratris BONAVENTURE de ordine Minorum ad fratrem Rogerum Bachon. +(L.) Hæreses à PECCHAMO damnatæ. +(L.) Duæ epistolæ Pecchami ad Oxonienses. +(L.) IMPUGNATIO Fratrum Minorum per Prædicatores. +(L.) ALBINUS Super Ecclesiasten ad Oniam et Candidum, cum 32 carminibus ejusdem Albini in calce operis. +(L.) Gulielmus PARVUS in Cantica Canticorum. +(L.) Sermones ARMACHANI. +(L.) Sermones LINCOLNIENSIS, quos quidam in margine dicta appellari scripsit, quod breviusculi essent. Revera ex his quædam sermones sunt, quædam non. Numero autem sunt 147. +(L.) Sermo AVITI, Archiepiscopi Viennensis, in Rogationibus post Pascha, in quo tractat de origine et earundem institutione. +(L.) Sermones cujusdam RoFFENSIS. +(L.) Sermones REPYNGTON. +(L.) Sermones WIBERTI. †(L.) Rodbertus CANUTUS de connubio Jacob. ad Laurentium monachum. †(H.) BIBLIA Latina. †(H.) FULGENTII quædam de Superbia et Invidia. +(H.) ALCHYMIA. +(H.) LIBER Mythologicus, constans cap. 14. 265, last line but 10. For [P. 155. 5.] read [P. 155. (5.)] 310, Add to the Bampton Lectures, 1826, *VAUX (William) The Benefits annexed to the Participation in the two Christian Sacraments of Baptism and the Lord's Supper, considered in Eight Sermons preached before the University of Oxford. 8vo. Oxford, 1826. 311, Add to the Hulsean Lectures, 1826. 1826, *CHEVALLIER (Temple) On the Historical Types contained in the Old Testament. Twenty Discourses preached before the University of Cambridge. 8vo. Cambridge, 1826. 439, last line but 4, For Pate read Pote. 445, line 23, For Abraham read Abednego. 480, line 9, For 1826 read 1827. 509, last line, after [Gg. 5. 53.] add, JONES (Sir William) An Essay on the Law of Bailments. 4to. 520, After line 29, [F. 18. 43.] add, A volume (in Chinese) of the Sze-shoo-ta-tseuen, or Four Books of CONFUCIUS, with a Commentary. 8vo. [li. 8. 10.] This volume contains part of Meng tsze (Mencius), the last of the four Books: it is imperfect, both in the beginning and at the end. 525, last line but 10, add, *Stewart (Dugald) Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind, Vol. III. 4to. Edinburgh, 1827. 549, after the last line add, Vindicia contra Tyrannos: sive de Principis in Populum, Populique in Principem, legitima Potestate, Stephano Junio Bruto, Celta, [Huberto LANGUETO] auctore. burgi, [Basilea,] 1579. [K. 19. 32.] 553, After the last line add, 8vo. Edin *WHITMORE (W. W.) A Letter to the Electors of Bridgenorth 570, After line 3 add, Newtoni (Isaaci) Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica. folio, Londini, 1726. ["Ex Dono Auctoris Johanni Francisco Fauquier"-MS. Note in this volume, which was presented to the Library by Wm. Fauquier, M. A. of Queen's College.] 673, After line 15 add, *CRAMER (J. A.) A Geographical and Historical Description of Ancient Italy, with a Map and a Plan of Rome. 2 vols. 8vo. Oxford, 1826. 972, After line 30 add, GRAVINE (Jo. Vinc.) Opera. 4to. [C. 10. 18.] 975, last line but 8, read 10 vols. 1002, line 10, For others, read another. line 11, For vii, viii, read xi. |