MS. Rawl. D. 1301 - Miscellaneous theological tracts | GEMMS: GATEWAY TO EARLY MODERN MANUSCRIPTS

GEMMS Manuscript ID

GEMMS-MANUSCRIPT- 502
(old series: GEMMS-MANUSCRIPT-463)

Title

Miscellaneous theological tracts

Shelfmark

MS. Rawl. D. 1301

Creation Date

ca. 1658 - 1658

Repository

Bodleian Library

Contents Note

Miscellaneous theological tracts including two sermons (ff. 46r-67r) written in the same hand, preached by Nicholas Lloyd in memoriam of his father, George Lloyd, a minister at Hunton, Hampshire. Followed by a biography of George Lloyd (ff. 68r-84v). Also contains texts comparing Protestantism and Catholicism, some in French and some in English, and pro-Catholic texts (beginning on f. 1, f. 15, f. 23, f.105); numerous other Latin and French treatises.

Material Features

Paper, duodecimo, 220 leaves. Sermons ruled on four sides, written in neat black ink.

Associated People

manuscript owner - Rawlinson, Richard (1690-01-03 - 1755-04-06)

Source of Data

Jeanne Shami; Bodleian Library Rawlinson Catalogue, vol. 3

Sermons Contained

Mutuall consolation, Or A Seasonable Cordiall against an Unreasonable (i.e. too much) sorrow. -- ff. 46r-57v

The Dying Mans Legacie to his Wife and Children -- ff. 58r-67r

GEMMS record created

November 29, 2016

GEMMS record last edited

July 15, 2024