This volume contains three sermons in different hands. After the first two sermons, there is a Latin tract dated June 1632 (15 leaves, unfoliated and unpaginated). Following this tract is an ad clerum sermon.
Octavo. Leather binding. The pages have red ruled lines. The bookplate of St. Paul's Cathedral Library can be found on the inside front cover.
On the front flyleaves, the following names are written in seventeenth-century hands: 'Bridge'; 'John Burgess'; and 'Godfrey Button'. On the end flyleaf, the following is written: 'Robert Paiment his Booke 1649'; 'Thomas Stutevelle his Booke 1649'; and 'Tho: Ansell his Booke 1649'. 'Godfrey Button' has also written his name on the endleaf.
Hannah Yip
For an analysis of the first sermon by Joseph Naylor, see Mary Morrissey, Politics and the Paul's Cross Sermons, 1558-1642 (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2011), pp. 153-154. It is also cited in Mary Morrissey, 'Sermon-Notes and Seventeenth-Century Manuscript Communities', Huntington Library Quarterly, 80.2 (2017), 293-307 (p. 300 n. 27).
Sermon on Psalms 124:5-7 -- 48 leaves, unfoliated and unpaginated
Sermon on Luke 2:21 -- 36 leaves, unfoliated and unpaginated
Sermon on 2 Corinthians 2:16 -- 44 leaves, unfoliated and unpaginated