Brief Lives,
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共 181 题- AUBREY'S 'BRIEF LIVES'
- VOL. II.
- HENRY FROWDE, M.A.
- PUBLISHER TO THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD
- LONDON, EDINBURGH, AND NEW YORK
- EDITED FROM THE AUTHOR'S MSS.
- BY
- VOLUME II. (I-Y)
- AUBREY'S 'BRIEF LIVES'
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- RAND. ISAACSON.
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- O RARE BENN IOHNSON
- O RARE BEN JOHNSON[44]
- J. W.
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- I use to be at Salisbury Tuesdayes and Saturdayes weekely--R. K.
- In a letter from him to Mr. Crooke, thus, viz.:--
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- OVID. _Metamorp._ lib. xv, fab. 3 <l. 227>--
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- The contents of the four bookes of Lucar Solace:--
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- Henry Martin, esq.; 'you[170] have already made your little less.'
- These verses were written on his Bible:--
- J. HOSKYNS.
- SALVE LECTOR.
- VALE JURISCONSULTE.
- Ben Johnson dedicates his comoedie called the Poetaster to him:--
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- In the _Session of Poets_ by Sir John Suckling:--
- His coate is 'gules, a fess inter six billets or.'
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- Ovid. <1 _Amor._ 5, 18.>
- 1. Poëms, 8vo, printed.... Twice printed. Some writt but at 18.
- 2. Εἰκονοκλάστης, printed at....
- 3. pro populo Anglicano defensio, contra Salmasium.
- 4. Tetrachordon, 4to: of divorce.
- 8. Latin grammar in English, 8vo.
- 10. A letter of education to Mr. S. Hartlib (with his poëms).
- 12. His logick.
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- Sir Thomas More, knight: Quaestiones duae:--
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- From Mr. Howe:--
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- In his Epistle to the Reader before his Trigonometrie:--
- Tower-hill, anno 1631, November 1.'
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- It so happened that he had a very good lott, that pay<d> all his debt.'
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- In Westminster Abby south aisle, white marble inscription.[494]
- Mr. Edward Waller on the death of the countesse of Warwick:--
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- Horat. _Sat._ I. iii. 34.'
- SHEETS. NO.
- 8. 1. The guide mistaken, being an answer to J. Clapham, 1668, 4to.
- 2. 3. An apology for the sandy foundation, 1669, 8vo.
- 24. 5. No cross, no crowne[607], 1669, 4to. Reprinting.
- 1. 7. A letter of love to the young convinc'd, 1669, 4to.
- 8. 8. A seasonable caveat against popery, 1669, 4to.
- 6. 11. The great case of liberty of conscience asserted, 1670, 4to.
- 2. 22. A briefe returne to J. Faldo's curbe, 1674, 8vo large.
- 1. 29. Libels no prooffs, 1674, broadside.
- 1. 30. A returne to Jer. Jues sober request, 1674, broadside.
- 1. 35. Epistola consulibus Emdeni, 1675, 4to.
- 6. 36. The skirmisher defeated or an answer to ... 1676, 4to.
- 2. 37. An epistle to the churches of Jesus, 1677, 4to.
- 4. 38. A briefe answer to a foolish libell, 1678, 4to.
- 1. 39. To the children of light in this generation, 1678, 4to.
- 3. 40. One project more for the good of England, 1679, folio.
- 3. 41. An account of the province of Pensilvania[AQ], 1681, folio.
- 1. 42. An abstract of the province of Pennsilvania, 1681, folio.
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- The crest is a beehive, or, with bees about it: the motto is
- 3. Historie or Discourse of Taxes, 4to.
- 4. Duplicate Proportion, 8vo., printed. [G.[650] 28, p. 5.]
- 5. Politique Arithmetique, MS. [vide[651] part 3, p. 2a: G. 28, 6.]
- 6. Politique Anatomie of Ireland, MS.
- 5. A view of the chancery.
- 6. The pretended perspective glasse.
- 7. Tuenda non tollenda.
- 8. Ligeancia lugens.
- 9. The antiquity of fines and amerciaments.
- 10. The mistaken recompence.
- 11. Restauranda.
- 12. Monenda.
- 13. Ursa major et minor.
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- I say,
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- To which he adds the note:--
- Here Anthony Wood makes the query:--
- I remember this epitaph was made on Mr. John Popham:--
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- FFRANCIS POTTER.
- I will see those bookes you mention if I can get them.
- I shalbe very glad to see you here at Kilmington; and rest,
- Your humble servant
- FRANCIS POTTER.
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- Now, the customes of it are the greatest his majestie hath--
- MR. DUKE,
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- The epitaph on William Laurence in Westminster cloysters[871]--
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- JO. RUSHWORTH[914].
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- I. SELDENVS, I. C. _heic situs est_.
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- On her trunk is:--
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- On the north side of the chancel at the upper end[BS]:--
- Memoriae Sacrum
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- Before this appendix he writes thus, scilicet:--
- Hee made this following epitaph himself:--
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- Pray, search Mr. <Ralph> Sheldon's ballad collections for them.'
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- On a little tablet of wood:--
- I knew of my brother's place, but know nothing of his mariyng yett.
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- On the other:--
- The inscription on Mr. Tombes his tomb is first:--
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- This was done in Italie by an Italian:--
- OVID.
- OVID. <Trist. I. vii. 11.>
- The conclusion of the judgement there is:--
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- His immature death putts me in mind of these verses of Propertius:--
- T. FLATMAN.
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- OWEN, _Epigr._
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- He published his book, 4to, intituled[1289]:--
- The earle of Cumberland's voyage to the Azores, _ibid._
- APPENDIX I
- NOTES OF ANTIQUITIES
- APPENDIX II
- AUBREY'S COMEDY OF RESTORATION MANNERS
- INDEX
- FOOTNOTES:
- VERULAM HOUSE
- HOROSCOPE AND COTTAGE OF THOMAS HOBBES
- PLANS OF MALMSBURY AND DISTRICT.
- HOROSCOPE AND ARMS OF SIR WILLIAM PETTY
- WOLSEY'S CHAPEL AT CHRIST CHURCH (_See_ ii. 310)]
- OXFORD
- PRINTED AT THE CLARENDON PRESS
- BY HORACE HART, M.A.
- PRINTER TO THE UNIVERSITY
- End of Project Gutenberg's Brief Lives (Vol. 2 of 2), by John Aubrey