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Notes on the cathedral libraries of England

Name: Notes on the cathedral libraries of England
Author: Botfield, Beriah, 1807-1863

作者：Botfield, Beriah, 1807-1863
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BY BERIAH BOTFIELD
CONTENTS.
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Library of Bristol 1
Library of Canterbury 5
Library of Carlisle 49
Library of Chester 55
Library of Chichester 74
Library of Durham 89
Library of Ely 124
Library of Exeter 132
Library of Gloucester 159
Library of Hereford 172
Library of Lambeth Palace 189
Library of Lichfield 259
Library of Lincoln 268
Library of London 297
Library of Manchester 328
Library of Norwich 330
Library of Christ Church, Oxford 348
Library of Peterborough 369
Library of Ripon Minster 384
Library of Rochester 390
Library of Salisbury 405
Library of Wells 417
Library of the Dean and Chapter of Westminster 430
Library of Winchester 465
Library of Windsor 484
Library of Worcester 491
Library of York Minster 502
CORRIGENDA.
NOTES UPON THE CATHEDRAL LIBRARIES OF ENGLAND.
1. Redditus Eccl: Christi Cantuar: in membranis.
4. Obituarium Monachorum Eccl. Chr. Cant. ab 1286 ad 1507.
5. Gablum de diversis terris.
7. Spiritualium et Temporalium secundùm Registrum Papæ et Regis.
8. Part of a Register of the Archbishop’s Manors.
Of Theological Manuscripts I must content myself with enumerating the
Narratio e libro qui Græcè vocatur Suda.[6]
Of editions of the New Testament separately published, we find
Bibliotheca Polonorum Fratrum. 1656, in 8 vols. folio; and
Bower’s History of the Popes. London, 1748, 5 vols. 4to.[10]
Wilkins’s Leges Anglo-Saxonicæ. London, 1721, folio, and
Cotgrave’s French and English Dictionary. Lond. 1611, folio, and
Among the several Catalogues of printed books we find
1. Cestria Sacra, etc.
2. De Cestriæ rebus antiquis.
Aurelius Victor. Lugd. Bat. 1670, 8vo.; and
I may here take occasion to notice
The Etymological Works in this Collection embrace
The Latin Miscellanies on the Shelves comprehend
Of Mathematical Works I only observed
Of Law Books I noticed
In English Literature this Collection is poor indeed. I only remarked
The impressions of the Sacred Volume comprehend
To these I may add the
Breviarium Romanum. Antverpiæ, 1594, and the
Gesneri Bibliotheca. Tiguri, 1545; and
4. Persius cum Commentariis, &c. Brixiæ, per Johannem Britannicum, 1486.
1. Miscellanea Leofrici, &c. Charactere Saxonico.
4. Legenda Joan. Grandison. 1328 to 1370, vol. ii.
6. Missale Vetus, literis illuminatis.
7. Historia Polychronica.
12. Pontificale Edmundi Lacy, Ep. Exon. 1420.
13. Ricardi Ullerstoni Defensorium.
14. Missale Vetus. 4to.
18. Anonymus de re medicâ.
20. Quæstiones Theologicæ, cum Responsis.
25. Leicester’s Commonwealth. (This has been printed.)
26. Sermons in Italian, Latin, and Spanish.
28. Calendarium Hispanicum.
30. Statuta Collegii Baliolens’ Oxon.
3. Dictionar. seu Glossarium Latinum, mutilum.
5. Ciceronis Rhetorica Liber elegantissime scriptus.
17. Dares Phrygius de Historia Trojanorum.
18. Historia Britonum translata è Britannicâ linguâ in Latinam.
19. Henrici Archidiaconi de Huntingdon Historia Anglorum.
45. Willielmus Wydford contra conclusiones Joannis Wycklyff.
1. Miscellanea Leofrici, &c. Charactere Saxonico.
2. Saxon MSS.
19. Liber Obitualis Vicariorum Eccl. Cath. Exon.
21. Liber Obitualis Eccl’ Cath’ Exon.
6. Missale Vetus Literis illuminatis.
17. Dares Phrygius de Historia Trojanorum.
18. Historia Britonum translata è Britannicâ linguâ in Latinam.
19. Henrici Archdiaconi de Huntingdon Historia Anglorum.
I may also add
Of Works relating to Bibliography, I observed only
In Natural History, I noticed only
I. S. Biblia. Concord. Lex. S. Patres.
II. S. Patres. Concil. Eccl. Hist. Comment. in S. Biblia.
III. Hist. Eccl. Lexicogr.
IV. Hist. Civil. & Lib. Classic. Lib. Reformator. & Theolog.
VI. Lib. Antiquar. & Miscell. Liber Pontificior.
VII. and VIII. Codd. MSS.
As connected with the Church Service, I may mention—
Irenæi Opera per Erasmum. Basileæ, 1548, folio, and
To which I may without impropriety, add
Balæi Scriptores Britannici. Wesaliæ, 1548, 4to. and
Virgilius. Parisiis, 1532, folio; with Trapp’s Translation, and
To which may be added, the
Poetæ Græci Heroici. Aurel. Allob. 1606, folio, and
Among the different versions of the Psalms, this Library possesses
To these may be added two editions of
Among different versions of the Psalter we find
In this place it may not be irrelevant to mention
To these may be added
Gothofredi Codex Theodosianus, and
Townsend’s Conquest of Mexico, and
I may here introduce the best edition of Sale’s Koran. London, 1734, 4to.
Jenning’s Jewish Antiquities, and
Willis’ Thesaurus Rerum Eccles. 1744, 4to. and
In this place I may conveniently record
I may here also mention,
Novum Testamentum Stephani. Lutet. Paris. 1500, folio, and
To which may be added
SIR,
I am, Sir, your obedient servant,
R. GARVEY.
VI. The title thus:
VIII. The title as foloweth:
X. The title thus:
XII. The Title as foloweth:
XIII. The Title commenceth thus:
XIV. The Title is after this fashion:
XV. The title appereth thus:
XVI. The title runneth thus:
XVII. Hereafter followeth the title:
XVIII. The title thus informeth us:
XIX. The title:
The English versions of the Bible in this Collection, include
Of the Scriptures in various languages, I noticed the
The Dutch Bible, printed at Amsterdam in 1643, and
I may here notice the
The Bible. London, by W. Seres, 1567, 4to.[50]
Next in order of time occurs a copy of
Among these, the first in order of time, is
Of editions of the New Testament, I may mention the
Then the colophon thus:—
The Heraldic Works in this Collection consist of
Of Latin Bibles I may here mention the
Biblia Latina, Junii. 1596, 4to. and 1618, 4to. &
I also noticed the
The Biblia Hebraica. Venetiis, 1525. &
I may here mention
Of separate editions of the New Testament, I observed
Benzelii Evangelia Gothica. Oxonii, 1750, 4to. &
Tertulliani Opera, Colon. Agrip. 1617, folio. and
Calasio Concordantiæ Hebraicæ in 4 vols. folio, and
Hawkins on the Historical Scriptures of the Old Testament, and
I may add to these,
Balæi Scriptorum Britannicorum Catalogus, Basileæ, folio; and
Le Long, Bibliothèque Sacré; and
Wallis’s Mechanica, 1670, 4to. and
Continuing our researches into obsolete divinity, we meet with
The New Testament, by Erasmus, and the
The Biblia Græca, Hervagii. Basileæ, 1545, folio, &
Among the Latin Bibles, may be noticed the
The Biblia Arabica. Romæ, 1593, 4to. &
Of English Bibles, I noticed more particularly
The Bible of 1706, 4to.; together with
I may next notice a copy of
Processionale Romanæ Ecclesiæ. Parisiis, 1666, and
Aurelius Victor, 1681. &
Livius, Sigonii. Venetiis, 1555, and
To which I may add the
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THE END.
PRINTED BY CHARLES WHITTINGHAM, CHISWICK. 1849.
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