'Liber Thomæ James Proto-Bibliothecarij Oxon ad vsum Bibliothecæ Oxon, 1610.'
MS. Bodl. 510
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
Description
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Title
'Liber Thomæ James Proto-Bibliothecarij Oxon ad vsum Bibliothecæ Oxon, 1610.'
Shelfmark
MS. Bodl. 510
Summary
'Liber Thomæ James Proto-Bibliothecarij Oxon ad vsum Bibliothecæ Oxon, 1610.'
Date
Written in A.D. 1604-1611 at Oxford by T. James
Language
English
Latin
Physical facet
Binding, stamped brown - leather, Oxford work by G. K. about 1604
Physical extent
550 pages
Custodial history
Manuscript 708 acquired by the Bodleian Library
Acquisition
It is probable that this volume never left the Library, and may be regarded as acquired about 1611, when the last normal entry of a book was made. The name of archbp. John Williams is on pp. 546, 548, probably written in in 'MDCXX'. The first press-mark given to the volume is of about 1650.
Subject
Bodleian Library
Sermons
Religion
17th century
Theology
