A.D. 1685.

Thomas Marshall, or Mareschall, D.D., Rector of Lincoln College, and

Dean of Gloucester, who died April 18, bequeathed his MSS., and all such

among his printed books as were not already in the Library. The MSS.

amounted to 159, chiefly Oriental, including some valuable Coptic copies

of the Gospels, &c., which were procured for him by Huntington, with a

few in Dutch, and others miscellaneous in language and subject. They are

entered in Bernard's Catalogue, pp. 272-3, and 373-4. The printed books

are still kept together under his name.

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