Tor-Mohun.
P.S.--The misprint you point out, Vol. vii., p. 409., of _Oxoniensis_ for
_Exoniensis_, occurred in the Appendix to Wake's _State of the Church and
Clergy of England_, p. 4.
[* The titles of nearly twenty works relating to Sherlock's Trinitarian
Controversy will be found _s. v._ in the _Bodleian Catalogue_, vol.
iii. p. 462. See also Watt's _Bibliotheca Britannica_.
+ A long account of Mr. Papin is given in Rose's as well as in
Chalmers's _Biographical Dictionary_.
++ Sir George Treby was Chief Justice of Common Pleas in 1697.
§ Bishop Trelawney, it appears, suspended Dr. Arthur Bury from the
rectorship of Exeter College for some heterodox notions in his work,
_The Naked Gospel_. The affair was carried by appeal from the King's
Bench to the House of Lords, when Bishop Stillingfleet delivered a
speech on the "Case of Visitation of Colleges," printed in his
_Ecclesiastical Cases_, part ii. p. 411. Wood states that Dr. Bury was
soon after restored. For an account of this controversy, and the works
relating to it, see Gough's _British Topography_, vol. ii. p. 147., and
Wood's _Athenæ_ (Bliss), vol. iv. p. 483.
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_Prester John._--I should be glad, through the medium of "N. & Q.," to be
favoured with some information relative to this mysterious personage.