Sixteenth-century volume containing both printed and manuscript material. First is a printed copy of the second edition of Ad rationes decem Edmundi Campiani Iesuitae responsio by William Whitaker (1583). Next are various manuscript materials: a sermon by Tobie Matthew, directed against Edmund Campion, dated 9 October 1581; William Hubbocke's English translation of Whitaker's Ad rationes, dated 1583; a preface to the book by Hubbocke; a Latin dedication of the English translation and some short poems by Bishop Richard Barnes.
315 pages of the printed text + about 170 leaves of manuscript material, unfoliated and unpaginated. The printed text is octavo.
Bequeathed to the Bodleian by Crynes in 1745.
Jeanne Shami, Bodleian Library Summary Catalogue, vol. 5; description of Crynes manuscripts on the Bodleian website
Concio apologetica D. Doctoris Matthaej aduersus Edmundum Campianum Iesuitam, habita Oxoniae -- 45 pages (unfoliated, unpaginated)