Notification was given to the Vice-Chancellor, on June 9, that thirteen
pictures (of no great value) were bequeathed to the Gallery by Dr. King,
Master of the Charter House, by his will dated July 28, 1736, together
with £200 for the cleansing and repairing the frames of the pictures
already in the Gallery. A list of these thirteen is given in Gutch's
transl. of _Wood's Annals_, vol. ii. pp. 969, 970. The pictures
themselves are now in the Randolph Gallery. Dr. King also left a legacy
of £400 to the University to prepare a complete and handsome edition of
Zoroaster's Works, in Persian, with a Latin translation and notes; but
this portion of his bequest was not accepted.