Cyriaci Lentuli Dubia decisa, a dollar.

Ziegleri dissertationes de læsione ultra dimidium,

de juribus clavium.

Commerciorum monopoliorum, etc.

Epicteti Enchiridion et tabula cebetis, 32 pence.

For the Notes and Observations on the Empresse

of Morocco revised, 18 pence.

in behalfe of Sir Elcanah Setle.

For Sir David Lindsaye's poems, 7 pence.

For the Baron D'Isola's buckler of state and justice, 28 pence.

For the Interest of the United Provinces and a

defence of the Zelanders choyce to submit

rather to England, 20 pence.

For the Empresse of Mororco, a farce, 18 pence.

The Honest Lawyer, a comedy, and the office of

general remembrance, got them from Idington

in Nov'r. 1674.

The Acts of the Assembly, 1648.

Ægidius Bard in his Methodus Juris Civilis,

from Edington.

Les Effects pernicieux des meschans favoris par Balthazar Gerbier.

Glanvil's way to Happines, 10 pence.

The Bischop of Sarisburies animadversions on an

Arminian book intitled God's love to mankind.

Joannis a Sande decisiones Frisicæ, given me by Pitmedden.

The Statute Law of England from Magna Carta to

the year 1640. Collected by Ferdinando Pulton.

The first part of Litleton's Instituts of the Law

of England, with S. Edw. Coke's commentarie,

both receaved from Mr. James Lauder,

shireff clerk of Hadington.

S.G. Mckeinzie's Observations on the Statute of

Parliament 1621 against Banckrupts, etc., 16 pence.

For binding the book of Craigie's collections and

sundry other papers, 4 shil. s. et.

The English Physitians freindly pill.

Metamorphosis Anglorum, being ane accompt of

the state affairs in England from Cromvell's death till 1660.

Memoires de Philippe de Comines in French,

j'ay les aussi en Latin chez moy.

The Ladies calling, given me by my father.

Wossii Elementa Rhetorica, 2 pence.

Reginæ palatium eloquentiæ a patribus Jesuitis

compositum constructum, ij shillings sterligs.

For the 3d tome of Alciat's commentar upon the

Digests, 4 shillings sterling.

Payed to Thomas Broun conforme to his discharge

for Prosperi Favinacii Jurisconsulti opera omnia,

in 9 volumes in folio, 84 lb. Scots, or 7 lb. sterling.

and which books I have gifted to the Libraire of

Edenbrugh in June 1675, and upon every on of the

volumes, as also in their publisht Register of gifts,

bestowed on the bibliotheque il a pleu a Messieurs

les Regens de cette université de me donner le

tesmoignage qui s'en suit dequoy je ne suis pas

aucunement digne.

Vir summa laude præditus

Magister Joannes Lauderus.

(Joannis prætoris urbani filius de Academia cum primis meriti cuius

Quæsturam agens temporibus difficillimis ejusdem res reditus que Anglorum

injuria periclitantes fide sua ac diligentia vendicavit conservavit

ordinavit amplificavit posteris que florentes tradidit.)

Juris civilis haud vulgariter peritus ejusdemque in causis publice agendis

consultus, civitatis hujus amplæ assessor, postquam Academiam suis studiis

ornaverat hune librum cum octo fratribus Bibliothecæ donavit. Anno Domini

1675.

Upon the forsaid bargain with Thomas Broun anent Favinacius (because he had

great benefit) he gave me in

Protegredivibus or the art of wheedling and insinuation, worth 2 and

6 pence or 3 shillings sterling.

Item, Despauter's grammer worth, 12 pence.

For the Governement of the tongue, by the author

of the Gentleman's calling, 12 pence.

The Causes of the decay of Christian Piety, by

the same author.

Item, his Wholle duety of man.

Item, his Art of contentment 12 pence.

New jests or witty Reparties.

Joannes Voet de Jure Militari, 18 pence.

The thrid tome of the Corpus Canonicum

Glossatum, containing the 6'tus Decretalium

Clementines et extravagantes communes, 8 shillings sterling.

and which 3'd volume I still before wanted,

having only the 2 first tomes of it.

For Joannis Tesmari exercitationes Rhetoricae, 4 marks.

De Prades Histoire de France from Pharamond

till 1669 in 3 small 8'vos with pictures, 2 dollars.

Hermannus Vulteius de Feudis, 4 shill. 8. ster.

[Sidenote: I have now got the rest of his works, which see infra folio 7't

after this.]

Nicolai Abbatis Siculi Panor mi tani, his great glosse upon the

Decretales Gregorii from the 25't title of the 2'd book, viz., de

exceptionibus to the end of the haill 5 books of the Decretales, so

that I want the volume before containing his glosse on the 1 book of

the Decretals and the 2'd till the said 25 title, and the volume after

myne upon the 6'tus Decretalium Clementines et extravagants; his

wholle glosse consisting of 3 great folios; for he hes written nothing

on the Decretum Gratiani: this broken tome m'a été donné par

Pitmedden.

Upon a review I made of my wholle library in Octobre 1675 I found sundrie

books ware nather in this catalogue which containes all them I bought or

acquired since my returne to Scotland from my travells, nor yet in that

other Catalogue and list in the litle black-skinned book containing all

them I had bought or got formerly ather at home or abroad: and theirfor I

gathered their names togither so many of them as I could remember on and

wrot them upon 4 or 5 sydes of paper and shewed[714] it in at the end of my

Inventar and Catalogue in the forsaid black-skinned writ book; ubi illud

vide.

[714] Sewed. Sew is still pronounced like 'shoe' in Lowland Scots.

Receaved from Pitmedden,

Dynus ad Regulas Juris Canonici et Decius ad Regulas Juris Civilis, in

exchange for my Ludovicus Gomez Commentarij ad Regulas Cancellariae

Apostolicae et utriusque signaturae [of which I have bought another in

October 1679.][715]

[715] Interlined.

Ratio reconcinnandi juris civil, 8 pence.

On the 1 of Novembre 1675 bought from on William Broun, a dragist,

the following books, being in number 23,

Imprimis, Stoboei Sententiae Groecolat: 5 shillings and 6 pence.

Ammirati politica ad Tacitum, 40 pence.

Cypriani Censura Belgica, 56 pence.

Autumni Censura Gallica, 29 pence.

Bouritij Judex Advocatus et Captivus, 42 pence.

Mynsingeri Observationes, 29 pence.

Gudelinus de jure novissimo, 20 pence.

Cujacij Observationum libri 28, 24 pence.

Oldendorpij Classes Actionum, 24 pence.

Rolandini Ars Notariatus, etc., 22 pence.

Tuldeni Jurisprudent. extemporat. 22 pence.

Aegidij Bossij Criminalia, 22 pence.

Mindanus[716] de Continentia Causarum, 12 pence.

Costatij adversaria ad digesta, 29 pence.

Keckermauni Rhetorica, 20 pence.

Dieterici Institutiones Rhetorica, 9 pence.

Carpentarij Introductio Rhetorica, 6 pence.

Faber de Variis nummariorium debitorum solutionibus, 9 pence.

Herculanus de probanda negativa, 9 pence.

Epistolae Synesij Episcopi Gr. Lat., 6 pence.

Bouritij Satyricon in Saeculi mores, 6 pence.

Virtus vindicata seu satyra, 6 pence.

[23][717] Rhodolphinus de absoluta principis potestate, 6 pence.

[716] Mindanus, Petrus Friderus.

[717] Interlined.

From His[718] shop bought,

[718] i.e. Broun's.

Blunts Academy of Eloquence or his Rhetorick, 15 pence.

Clarks formulae Oratoriae, 15 pence.

Item from the said William Broun on the 6 of November 1675,

Imprimis, Matthias Stephani de officio judicis, 42 pence.

Benevenutus stracca de mercatura, etc., 29 pence.

Langij loci communes seu Anthologia, 42 pence.

Spankemij dubia Evangelica, 2 tomes,. 7 lib. 10s.

Mindanus de Mandatis, 18 pence.

Macrobij Saturnalia et alia opera, 10 pence.

Bertrandus de jurisperitorum vitis, 24 pence.

Farnabij judex Rhetoricus, 13 pence.

Cypriani Regneri Censura Belgica juris canonici, 3 shills. sterl.

For Platonis opera omnia 3 tomes, 6 shills. sterl.

For a book containing some sermons of Mr.

William Struthers anent true happines; item

a defensative against the poyson of supposed

prophecies, Peters complaint, etc., 2 merks.

The first three parts of the famed romance Cleopatra.

11 or 12 litle paper books all wrytten with my oune hand

on miscellany subjects anno 1675 besydes many things

then wryt be me in other books and papers.

Reiffenbergij Orationes politicae, etc., 15 pence.

Memoires of the reigne of Lowis the 14 of France.

Doctorum aliquot virorum vivae effigies

ad numerum 38, 3 shillings sterl.

Luciani opera quae extant omnia gifted me by my client

Mr. Patrick Hamilton of Dalserf. I had some of his

Dialogues by themselfes in a book apart of before.

For a treatise of maritime affairs, 5 shillings and 6 pence.

The case of the bankers and their creditors stated

and examined, 2 shills. sterl.

Shaftesbury and Buckinghames Speeches in October and

November 1675 with the letter to a friend about the

test against dissenters from the Church, 3 shill. and 6 pence.

For Robertj Baillij opus historicum, 4 shillings and 6 pence.

For Le Grands Man without passion or wise stoick, 28 pence.

For William Pens lnglands interest discovered

with honor to the prince, 12 pence.

For a treatise of human reason, 8 pence.

For observations upon it, 8 pence.

Vide Hobs infra in 1680.

Gassendi Exercitationes adversus Aristoteleos, item de

vita et moribus Epicuri, item L'Aunoy de varia

Aristotelis fortuna in Academia Parisiensi, all

bound togither, stood me, 3 shills. sterl.

Kirkwoods Grammatica Latina, 8 pence.

Mitchells Answer to Barclay the Quakers angrie pamphlet, 11 pence.

Chevreau's Mirror of fortune, 28 pence.

John Bona's Guide to Aeternity, 20 pence.

A Rebuke to informers and a plea for nonconformists

and their meitings, a shilling.

A. Couleys poemes and works, 13 shil. ster.

Boyls Seraphick love, 18 pence.

Item, his Excellency of theology above Naturall Philosophy, 30 pence.

His Considerationes concerning the stile of the

Scriptures, 24 pence.

Thir four last bought at London by my brother Colin in May 1676.

The Naked Truth, 2 shillings ster.

The Answer to it, 2 shillings ster.

Vide in the other leiff another answer to it.

Additiones Joannis Baptistae hodierna ad Petri Surdi Decisiones

Mantuanas, gifted me in June 1676 by Mr. William Hendersone

bibliothecar in the Colledge of Edenbrugh.

Lesly Bischop of Rosse de rebus gestis Scotorum, 10 shillings sterling.

The Conference betuixt Archbischop Laud and Fischer the Jesuite

gifted me by the Lord Abotshall.

Ane book of stiles in Octavo.

Fullers History of the Holy War, 7 shillings sterling.

Caves primitive Christianity, 5 shills. and 6 pence.

Dutchesse of Mazarina Memoires, 12 pence.

Durhame on the 10 commands, 2 shillings.

Skinners Lexicon Ætymologicum Auglicanæ

linguæ, etc., 17 shillings sterling.

Le Notaire parfait, 12 pence.

Pierre Matthieu's 1st tome de L'Histoire de

France, I having the 2nd tome long before, 8 pence.

Plethonis et aliorum tractatus de vita et morte, 8 pence.

Judge Standfords plees del couronne and King's

prærogative, 8 pence.

For all the Acts of the Generall Assemblies from

1639 till 1648, 3 shillings st.

For Regiam Majestatem in Latin with Skeens

learned annotationes, 5 shills. ster.

For Mangilius de Evictionibus, 5 shills. st.

For Gildas Britannicus Epistola, 12 pence.

For Mr. Hugh Binnings wholle works in 4

volumes, being a practicall catechisme and sermons, a dollar.

For Drydens Notes on the Empresse of Morocco.

I have Setles answers and revieu of them

_supra,_ 15 pence.

For the Siege of Granada in 2 parts, a comedy of

Drydens, 3 shills. sterl.

For the Libertin, a comædie, 15 pence.

Menagij Amoenitates juris, 16 pence.

Scipionis Gentilis parerga origines de jure

publico, cum Coleri parergis, 16 pence.

For the rules of Civility, 15 pence.

For Hugo Grotius his Annotata Critica ad Vetus

et novum testamentum in 6 volumes, 20 dollars.

in folio from Thomas Broun in December

1676 (Vide infra. I gift them in Januar 1683).

For Herberts Life of Henry the 8th of England, 40 pence.

For Senecæ Tragoediæ cum notis Faruabij, 12 pence.

Lord Bacons History of Henry the 7 of England gifted me by

the Lord Abotshall. As also gifted to me by him on the 2d

of March 1677 Euclids Geometry with Mr. Jo. Dees learned

præface; and item gifted Ramseys Astrologia restaurata et

munda with a vindication of it and rules for electing the

tymes for all manner of works; item gifted me Lex Talionis

being another answer made by Mr. Gunning or Mr. Fell

to The Naked Truth, which see in the praeceeding leiff.

For Daillees Right use of the Fathers, 4 shillings sterling.

Baxters Grotian Religion discovered, 6 pence.

Les Diverses leçons de Pierre Mexie et D'Antoine du Verdier.

The pacquet of advices to the meu of Shaftsbury

in answer to his letter to a friend, supra, 9 pence.

Lukins cheiff interest of man, 6 pence.

Mr. Smirk or Divine a la mode, being a reply to the

animadversions on the Naked Truth mention'd in this

and in the former leiff, 2 mark.

Adam and Eve or the State of innocence, ane opera of Drydens, 18 pence.

For The Plain Dealer, a comedy, 18 pence.

The Toune Fop or Sir Timothy, etc., 18 pence.

Received in June 1677 from Mr. James Lauder in name of Mistris Ker in

Hadington.

Francisci Connani Commentarius Juris Civilis in two volumes in folio. I

had the first tome already, having bought it at Parise. Farder

received from hir.

Hottomanni partitiones juris et juris consultus

and some other of his small tracts.

Item, Lanfranci Balbi Decisionum et Observationum centuriae 5.

The life of Pomponius Atticus, etc., 30 pence.

A Guide to heaven from the world, 6 pence.

For The 2'd pacquet of Advices to the men of

Shaftsburie, 2 shills. sterl.

For Madame Fickle a comoedy, 18 pence.

For Johnstons History of King James the 6'th minority, 12 pence.

Midletons Appendix to the Scots Church Historie, etc., 2 shills: sterl.

Burnets Memoires of the 2 Dukes of Hamilton

from 1625 18 shillings sterling.

Doctor Hamonds Annotations on the New Testament, 18 lib. Scot.

Steelingfleets Origines Sacrae, 7 shills. sterl.

Glanvills Philosophicall Essayes, 4 shills. 6 pence.

The Art of Speaking, 30 pence.

Thir last 5 I bought from Thomas Broun on the 15 of September 1677.

Sir George McKeinzies Criminalls, 4 Lb. Scots.

The following books to the number of 13.

15 I receaved from my Lord Abotshall in October 1677, because he had

doubles of them as we inventar'd his books, some of them I had myselfe

already.

Imprimis, a Latin and French bible in folio.

2. The Review of the councell of Trent.

3. Bacon's resuscitatio 2'd part.

[4. Swinnock's Christian Man's calling.][719]

given back to the Librarie.

5. Rosinus Romanae Antiquitates.

6. Goodwyns Moyses and Aaron.

[7. Ja. Colvill's Grand Impostor discovered.][719]

having another I gave this to Mr. Alexr. Drummond

8. Sympson's compend of the ten persecutions.

9. Brinsley's Ludus literarius.

10. Hooll's grammatica Latino Anglica.

11. Acts of parliament in 1669.

12. Milton's Paradise Lost

13. Hudibras mock poem.

14. Caesars commentaries in English.

15. Arcandam upon the constellations.

16. Adam out of Eden on planting.

[719] Erased in MS.

A mesme temps je empruntée l'usage de ces sept livres suivans de lui pour

les rendre quand il les demandoit.

Imprimis Rutherfuird's Lex Rex.

2. Wiseman's law of laws, etc.

3. The accomplish't Atturney.

4. Natalis comitis mythologiae.

5. Stephanus praeparative to his apologie for Herodote.

6. Imagines mortis et medicina animae.

7. Dom Huarto's triall of wits.

The 3 following French books ware about that same tyme gifted me by Rot.

Keith of Craig.

Imprimis, Mr. Wicquefort's Memoires touchant ambassadeurs et les

ministres publiques.

2. Histoire de la Reyne Christine de Suede.

3. Lettre sur la campaigne en Flandre, 1677.

For the art to make love, 12 pence.

For the countermine against the presb., 3 shils. stg.

From John Nicol bought on the 18 Dec'ris 1677

the 6 following books.

Bodinus de daemonomania majorum, 2 marks.

Hall's Cases of Conscience, 14 pence.

Walker against Socinianisme, 12 pence.

Juvenalis et Persius cum notis Farnab., 10 pence.

Sylvestri summa summarum, 2 dollars.

Scapulæ Lexicon Græco-Latinum, 2 dollars.

Drusius de tribus-sectis Judeorum, 20 pence.

Item, the book of fortune, 20 pence.

Vincent on Christ's Appearance at the Day of Judgement, ij pence.

Antonii Mornacii observationes ad pandectas et

ad Codicem, in 3 tomes in folio, at 22 shillings

sterl. the tome, 40 lb. Scots.

Gerardus Joan: Wossius de Historicis Latinis, 4 lb. Scots.

Christophori Sandii animadversiones in istum

Vosii librum, 12 pence.

For Divi Thomæ Aquinatis summa Theologica, 16 shillings stering.

For Wallis Due correction of Hobs geometrie, 8 pence.

Lipsius Notes on Tacitus, 4 pence.

Dominici Baudii epistolæ et orationes, 34 pence.

Elberti Leonini consilia, a dollar.

About the 19 of Aprill 1678, receaved from Abotshall a manuscript

containing a most elegant summary and collection of sundry remarkable

things from the 7 tomes of St. Augustins works.

A meme temps je emprunté de lui les livres suivans: 2 manuscripts in Latin

de Decimis, contra Erastianos, Independentes, de politia civili et

ecclesiastica, de controversiis theologicis, etc., of Mr. Andrew Ramsayes:

but now I have given him thir back:

Rosse's Pansebeia or view of all Religions.

Grotii de imperio summarum potestatum circa sacra.

Florus Historie cum Lucii Ampelii memoriali.

Catonis Disticha et Mimi Publiani by Hoole.

Bought the 15 of Aprill 1678 from Mr. Charles Lumsdean thir six books,

Imprimis,

Andrew Willet's Hexapla upon Exodus and Leviticus.

2 volumes in folio, 12 shillings sterling.

vide infra in 1679 and Aprill 1684. 6 shillings

sterling each volume.

Jermynes commentarie and meditations on the

book of Proverbs, 6 shils. stg.

Rosse's arcana microcosmi with a refutation of

Bacon, Harvey, Broun, etc., 12 pence.

The right of dominion, property, liberty, 10 pence.

Mr. R. Baillie's antidote agt Arminianisme, 4 pence.

Heraclitus Christianus, or the man of sorrow 12 pence.

Lo. Hatton on Status and acts of parlia', 12 pence.

Kirkwodi compendium Rhetorircæ, 2 pence.

Godolphin upon legacies, last wills and devises, 6 shills. ster.

Salernitana schola de conservanda bona

valetudine, 2 shillings and 6 pence.

Juvenalls Satyrca Englished by Stapylton, 2 mark and a halfe.

The Fulfilling of the Scriptures.

From Abotshall: ...[720] [Greek: kaina kai palaia]: Things new and old, or

a storehouse of similes, sentences, allegories, etc., by John Spencer.

[720] Word undeciphered.

Item, receaved Drummond's History of the lives of the 5 James's,

Kings of Scotland, with memorialls of state.

Item, Wilson's art of Rhetorique and art of Logick.

Item, l'Estat de l'Eglise by Jean de Hainault and Jean Crespin, they

being 4 books in number which at this tyme j'ay recu de Abotshall.

Fur a manuscript containing some law dictats of the professors at

Poictiers and Bourge en Berry annis 1611 and 1612, 12 pence.

For Masuerii practica forensis with Montis Albani

exceptiones, 12 pence.

Quintini Hedui Analecta juris ad Titul. Decretal

de verborum significatione, 12 pence.

For Jacobi de Voragine legenda aurea seu Vitæ

sanctorum, ij pence.

Ecloga Oxonio-Cantabrigiensis; being a Catalogue

of all the manuscripts in thesse 2 universities, ij pence.

Mr. D. Dickson's Therapeutica sacra.

The Christian education of children, 36 pence.

Gifted me by Mr. Wm. Henderson:

Bibliothecar of Ed'r, H. Cardani arcana politica seu de prudentia civili.

Gotten from Mr. Wm. Dundas Wisseinbachii

Manuale de verborum signifcatione, item, Nota nomico-philologica in

passionem Christi.

Annibal Trabrotus his enarrationes ad Cuiacij paratitla

in libros tres prinres Codicis, a mark.

For A.S. Boetius de Consolatione philosophiæ

et disciplina scholastica, 6 pence.

Gifted to me by Mr. John Craig of Ramorney, advocat, on the

16 of November 1678, Davila's Historie of the civill wars

of France.

Leidington's practiques and some other papers bound togither by me

at this time.

Tbe Christians Patterne or A Kempis Imitation

of Christ, 12 pence.

For tuo volumes of Panormitans commentary upon the

decretales, which compleits what I had of him before.

Item, for Giuidonis Papae decisiones parlamenti

Grationapolitanæ and Lipsius de constantia,

in all 4 books, 6 shillings sterling.

For Lucas de Penna ad tres posteriores libros codicis, 40 pence.

For Joannis Amos Comenii janua linguarum in

Greek; Latin and English, 18 pence.

I have another in Latin, French, and Dutch.

Poemata Niniani Patersoni gifted me by the said Mr. Ninian the author.

Code Lowis ou ordannances pour les matieres criminelles.

Georgii Macropedii methodus de conscribendis

epistolis, etc., 6 pence.

Jer. Taylor's liberty of prophecieng.

Lubbertus contra Socinum de Christo mediatore.

Aurengzebe and the destruction of Jerusalem by Titus

Vespasian, 2 comedies.

The Life of K. Charles the I. the pseudomartyr.

Ane Accompt of the Scots greevances anno 1674.

Mother Gregs Jests.

Raphaell Holinsched's Chronicle of England from

William the Conqueror till 1587, 9 shillings sterl.

An Abridgement and written collection drawen furth of the Register

of the commission for plantation of kirks and valuation of teynds,

from 1661 till November 1673.

Catalogus Librorum D. Jacobi Narnij, gifted by him to the Colledge

of Edenbrugh.

For Mr. Dods and Cleavers commentary on the

wholle proverbs of Solomon, 4 shills. stg.

For Mr. Cleaver's Commentar on some of the chapters of the Proverbs,

more amply then in the præceeding commentary, their

being only 5 chapters explained in this volume, viz., the 1, 2, 15,

16, and 17 chapters theirof, enriched with many discourses and

doctrines from thesse chapters, not in the former commentarie.

Gullielmi Cocci revelatio revelata, or expositio

Apocalypse[Greek: o]s, 12 pence.

Ludovici Cælii Rhodigini Antiqutæ lectiones, Parisiis 1517.

The Apology for and vindication of the persecuted ministers in

Scotland, gifted me by Abotshall.

For the Differences of the tymes, written by Mr.

David Foster, minister at Lauder, a mark.

Erasmi Chiliades Adagiorum in folio, gifted me by

Mr. John Wood's brother, Mr. Wood having lost some

books lent by me to him, as Harprecht, etc.

Cartwright's commentar upon the Proverbs in

Latin, 3 shillings and 6 pence.

Rudimenta Rhetorica Ro'ti Brunii, 8 pence.

Academie Francoise pour l'institution des Moeurs, in 8vo, 6 pence.

On the 10 of June 1679 bought 7 old books, some of them but pamphlets,

viz., une recueill des gazettes nouvelles et relations de l'annee

1640, Cujacii ad tres postremos libros Codicis, des ordonnances de

Lowis 13 en assemblée de notables, directions for health, naturall and

artificiall, Resolution de Question prouvant qu'il est permis a sujets

a resister la cruauté de leur Prince, a discourse touching the

distractions of the tymes and the Causes theirof, the canons and

constitutions made by the Quakers: for which I payed, 30 pence.

The fyre upon the altar, or divine meditations

and essayes, 28 pence.

The Lively Oracles, or use of the holy scriptures, 30 pence.

Atcheson's militarie garden.

A Picktooth for the pope, Item, the apple of his left eye, item the

greevances of the Scots ministers in 1633, etc.

Regii Sanguinis clamor per Morum contra Miltonum Anglicum, 6 pence.

Botero des gouvernements des estats in Italian and French, 8 pence.

Mr. Traps commentar ou the Proverbs, Ecclesiastes

and Song of Solomon, 3 lb. 7 shill.

Bought on the ij of September 1679 from Mistris

Forrest in Fyffe the ten following books.

1. Erasmi concio de misericordia Domini

and other tracts, 10 pence.

2. Erasmi encomion Moriæ et de Lingua

and other tracts, a mark.

3. Bezæ Responsio ad Castellionem de

versione Novi testamenti, 10 pence.

4. Flores Doctorum pene Omnium per Thomam Hibernicum, 18 pence.

5. Sylva locorum communiuni per

Ludovicum Granatensem, 30 pence.

6. Poetarum omnium flores, a mark.

7. Refutatio Cujusdam libelli de Jure

magistratuum per Beccariam, 8 pence.

8. Chrysostomes Homilies and morals on the Ephesians, 24 pence.

9. Virgil in English verse by John Ogilbie, 24 pence.

10. Simon Patrick's Reflections on the

devotions of the Roman Church, 24 pence.

Having in September 1679 casten up the accompt of the wholle manuscript

books I have besyde me, I find they are 94 in number of which see more in

my other more full Catalogues of my books.

APPENDIX III

SIR ANDREW RAMSAY, LORD ABBOTSHALL

_Letter by John Lauder, Lord Fountainhall, to his Son_[721]

[721] MS. in possession of Sir T.N. Dick Lauder.

The following letter from Fountainhall to his son, probably his eldest son

and successor, John, is a characteristic specimen of his later style. It

holds up to the young man as an example the character and career of his

maternal grandfather, Sir Andrew Ramsay, Lord Abbotshall.

[Illustration: SIR ANDREW RAMSAY, LORD ABBOTSHALL]

Publications of the Scottish History Society, Volume 36 Journals of Sir John Lauder Lord Fountainhall with His Observations on Public Affairs and Other Memoranda 1665-1676 · 第 28 / 33 段