Titled, "Concio ad clerum in synodo provinciali Cantuariensis provinciae ad D. Pauli. 20 February 1592/3". Potentially taken from a printed source as a secondary heading is given "[Num XIV] Chap. 9". Written in a very neat italic hand. This paper has been folded several times, and the name "Mr Goodwin" inscribed on what would be the outside when folded into a packet, so presumably the recipient or owner of these sermon notes.
In the top left-hand corner of f. 126r, the following is written: 'Thomae Gatakeri concio ad cleru[m] Cantabrigiae habita circiter A. D. 1603'.
Incomplete sermon.
The sermon was possibly preached in Cambridge. On the top of the first page, the following has been written: 'Clerum Drs Willms Sandcroft. Cantabrigiae.'
A sermon on the last verse of Mark 9 (i.e., verse 50), described as a “Latine Sermon by him preached to the Clergy of London. Octob: 6. 1635. To the wch hee was appointed by the Governors of Sion College, according to their Charte. Together with the Copy of the Sermon (to wch are annexed a Protestation, and Prayer,) delivered to the Register of the Highe Commission Courts, as they call it. February. 24. 1635.” On the facing pages is an English translation, almost certainly by Burges who has written copious contextual notes in the margins.
An ad clerum sermon preached for graduation with the degree of Bachelor of Theology.
Sermon notes are neatly written in a tiny hand on pages ruled in red and black. Brief marginal annotations.
"Concio ad Clerum habita in Ecclesia Sta Maria Cantabrig: Ianuar: 12 1651/2" . Lightfoot preached this sermon after he had proceeded D.D. The text of the sermon is given in both Greek and Latin. The autograph sermon is written within wide ruled margins.
The writer identifies this as Whitaker's final ad clerum sermon before his death later in 1595: "Ultima illius Concio ad Clerum, Habita Cantabrigiae in Templo B. Mariae paulò ante Mortem." The Bible text is written in both Greek and Latin.