ff. 1-64 is a letter of advice to a young man leaving Oxford for London. It draws upon, among other sources, Basilikon Doron by King James VII and I and De Veritate Christianae religionis by Philippe de Mornay. The begins and ends with Latin poetry, ff. 1b, 64. ff. 65-76 include two sermons. The volume is signed by John Dennis on the flyleaf. The signature appears to match the hand of the letter and poems, but the sermons are in a different hand.
Anne James; BL Catalogue; David Robinson
BL Cataloguer suggests that John Dennis is the manuscript owner and connects him with a person listed in AO (Foster) who graduated BA from Pembroke College, February 1624/5. He would have been around 23 at this time and thus might be the recipient of the manuscript's advice.
Sermon on Psalms 82:5 -- ff. 65r-71r
Sermon on Psalms 117 [No verse] -- ff. 71v-76r