'Apollonius Analyticus' or Conic Sections by Thomas Strode, vol. 2
MS. Savile 44
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
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Title
'Apollonius Analyticus' or Conic Sections by Thomas Strode, vol. 2
Shelfmark
MS. Savile 44
Summary
'Apollonius Analyticus' or Conic Sections by Thomas Strode, who matriculated from University college in 1642, in two volumes (MS. Savile 43 for volume 1), apparently never printed. The original bindings, now fol. iii in each volume, were (i) a grant of land from Dyer Symcock to John Welles of land in Clapton in Somerset, in 1592, and (ii) a lease from Thomas Strode, gentleman, to Richard Luffman of Maperton, yeoman, for £23, of a cottage and land at Maperton for 99 years: rent 18d.; dated Apr. 20, 1648.
Date
Written in the 2nd half of the 17th century by Thomas Strode
Language
English
Physical facet
On paper
Physical extent
86 Leaves
Custodial history
'Given by the author, Mr Thomas Strode of Maperton in Dorsetshire [sic] to be reposited in the Mathematick study Oxon., 1687.'
Labelled '44'
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Collection contents
'Apollonius Analyticus' or Conic Sections by Thomas Strode, vol. 2
