Report Title
GEMMS-REPORT-
30
(old series: GEMMS-REPORT-48)
Report Title
Apte and fit similes taken out of learned mens sermons in Oxford 1590: begin the xxiith of Aprill
In Manuscript
Extent
18 leaves
Composition Date
ca. 1590 -
Primary Language
English
Report Type
Auditor's Commonplace Book
Associated People
Print Editions / Witnesses
The material in this volume appears to constitute much of Robert Cawdrey, A Treasurie or Store-House (London, 1600), although the printed text is much longer and does not identify any preachers.
Description
The notetaker (thought to be Robert Cawdray) has filled the volume with quotations, divided into small boxes, from sermons preached by various preachers. The preachers named include Henry Robinson, Provost of Queens College; Richard Kilby; Giles Tomson (later Bishop of Gloucester); Adam Hill; Edward Hutchins; William Tyndal; Thomas Dorman; and Leonard Wright.
Source of Data (Contributor name)
Jeanne Shami
GEMMS record created
December 21, 2017
GEMMS record last edited
July 15, 2024