Latin sermons
MS. Marshall 120
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
Description
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Title
Latin sermons
Shelfmark
MS. Marshall 120
Summary
Latin sermons, etc., probably by dr. Thomas Marshall, who has inserted corrections:
Fol. 1. Bidding prayer used in the university of Oxford while dr. Richard Baylie was vice-chancellor (1637), by a member of Lincoln college, probably dr. Thomas Marshall, the later rector
Sermons before the university on Heb. ii. 3, beg. 'Quae conciliare solent animos auditorum' (fol. 3)
On Heb. v. 4, beg. 'Habetis textum cui quominus me protinus accingam' (fol. 18)
There is also an unfinished exercise, 'An Christus praecepta legis reddidit auctiora?', beg. 'Christum praecepta legis' (fol. 17a), and a list of eight 16th-17th-cent. deeds, relating chiefly to mr. William Chalfont, 'delivered to John Hobbs, Mar. 30, 1638' (fol. 65v).
Date
Written about 1638 in England
Language
Latin
Physical facet
On paper, binding, brown leather on paper boards, contemporary
Physical extent
70 Leaves
Custodial history
Manuscript (120).
On the inner front cover is 'dropt from among dr. Marshalls books' (17th cent.).
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