INDEX.

ABBOT, Archbp., [36].
Abbott, Robert, [36].
Abel-Remusat, J. P., sale, [332].
Abingdon, Earls of, [180], [281].
Abulpharage, Gregory, [114].
Acland (H. W.), M.D., [293], [294] n.
Acton, Oliver, [184].
Actor, Petrus, [113].
Adams, Thomas, [36].
Addison, Joseph, [223], [322].
Adelaide, Q. Consort of Will. IV, [319].
Ægidius Romanus, [111].
Ælfgiva, Abbess of Barking, [327].
Æsop, [27] n.
Æthiopic MSS., [63], [113], [215], [267].
Aggas, Ralph, [335].
Airy, G. B., [195].
Albert, Prince, [252], [319].
Albert of Aix, [296].
Albertini, Albert, [202].
Alcock, Thomas, [336].
Aldines purchased, [117], [204], [229], [232] n., [242], [262], [300];
catalogued, [203].
Aldred, —, M.A., [107].
Aldrich, Henry, D.D., Dean of Ch. Ch., [119], [125], [336].
Aldworth, Rev. John, [39].
Ales, Alexander de, [111].
Alexander, Romance of, [17].
Aleyne, Richard, [314].
Alfred the Great, transl. of Gregory's Pastoral Care, [100];
Preface to Gregory's Dialogues, ib.;
coins, [264].
Allen, —, [158].
Allen, Fifield, M.A., [107].
Allen, Thomas, M.A., donor, [19];
mentioned, [58].
Allen, Thomas, Finchley, [57].
Allibond, Dr. John, Rustica Acad. Oxon. Desc., [75].
Al-malek, Alashraf Shalian, Sultan, [114].
Almanacks, deemed unworthy of admission by Bodley, [66];
Clog almanacks, [105], [161], [325];
various almanacks, [183];
MS. astrological calendar, [329];
brass calendar, [333].
Alstedius, J. H., Systema Mnemon., [43].
Altham, Roger, D.D., [39].
Altham, Roger, jun., M.A., [106].
Alward, John, [315].
American Tracts, [253], [254], [271];
Psalters, [264].
Ames, Joseph, [200], [232].
Anabat, Guil., [312].
Anacreon, [298].
Anderson, Sir Richard, donor, [49].
Anglo-Saxon MSS., [19], [63], [99], [100], [102], [103], [104];
the Chronicle, [64];
list of some, in some priests' libraries, [25].
Anne, Queen, [127], [137].
Anstey, Rev. Henry, M.A., [7].
Anstis, John, [178].
Anwykyll, John, Compend. Grammat., [112] n.
Apsley, Sir Peter, [185] n.
Aquinas, St. Thomas, [285] n.
Arabic MSS., [51], [59], [63], [76], [82] n., [91], [95], [113] bis, [199], [206], [207], [208], [215], [225], [229], [231], [233], [267], [269], [289], [290], [294] n.
Arbuthnot, Alex., [304].
Archæologia, cited, [338] n.
Archimedes, [201].
Arethas of Patras, [208], [215].
Aretine, L., [8].
Aristotle, [8], [111], [226].
Armenian MSS., [63], [92], [113].
Arnold, Samuel, Mus. D., [205].
Articles of 1562, with signatures of Convocation, [87].
Arundel, Howard, Earl of, collector of Marbles and MSS., [102].
Arundel Marbles, [138].
Ashantee, Princes of, [319].
Ashburnham, Earl of, [321].
Asher, A., [275].
Ashmole, Elias, [177];
his library, [287];
a MS. [327];
coins, [340].
Ashton, John, or Eschyndone, [58].
Asula, A. de, [261].
Athelstan, King, [23].
Athenæum, [281], [295] n., [301].
Atkins, Henry, M.D., [37].
Atterbury, Francis, Bp. of Rochester, [336].
Attila, [334].
Aubigné, Sieur d', Hist. Univ., [72].
Aubrey, John, MSS., [253], [288];
Lives cited, [73], [77] n.
Auerbach, Dr. I., [275].
Aufrecht, Theod., M.A., [265], [270], [272], [294] n., [300].
Augustine, St., of Hippo, [20] n., [253].
Augustine, St., of Canterbury, his MS. of the Gospels, [24].
Aurung-zebe, [158].
Awdry, Sir J. W., donor, [337].
Ayliffe, Dr. John, Univ. of Oxford cited, [31], [38], [86] n.

BABER, Rev. H. H., M.A., Sub-librarian, [204], [217].
Backer, A. De, Bibl., des Écr. de la Comp de Jes. cited, [224] n.
Bacon, Sir Francis, donor, [49];
Works, [50];
Essays, [51].
Bacon, Roger, [58], [329].
Bacon, Thomas Sclater, [184].
Bagford, John, [112], [177], [178].
Bailey, W., B.A., [239], [241].
Bailly, Lud., [263].
Baker, Thomas, B.D., [178], [212] n.
Bale, John, Bp. of Ossory, [90], [239], [248].
Ballard, George, his bequest, [186-8];
cited, [49], [52] n.;
references to his MSS., [99], [156];
mentioned, [320].
Balliol, Devorguilla de, [314].
Bandinel, Bulkeley, D.D., mentioned, [82] n., [149], [215], [220], [237], [238], [249], [273], [279], [336];
Sub-librarian, [217];
Librarian, [218];
resignation, [292];
death, [293];
sale of his library, [297].
Banks, Sir Joseph, [194].
Barges, J. J., [311].
Barker, Christopher, [52], [171] n.
Barker, E. H., [290].
Barker, Robert, donor, [25];
mentioned, [36], [171] n.
Barker, Robert, in 1631, [290] n.
Barlow, Thomas, D.D., elected Librarian, [76];
draws up a paper against lending books, [79];
quotations from it, [50], [72], [77], [81-84];
Library accounts, [67], [69], [85];
mentioned, [58], [100] n.;
resigns, [90];
interview with a R. C. priest, [91];
his books, [99], [111], [115], [119], [126], [129], [328].
Barnes, J., mentioned, [41];
donor, [50].
Barnes, Joshua, [178], [320].
Barnes, Juliana, [160].
Barocci, Giacomo, his MSS., [53-55], [130] n.;
references to MSS., [83].
Barrett, P., B.A., [235].
Barrington, Shute, Bp. of Durham, donor, [231].
Barthélemy, J. J., [162].
Basire, James, [212] n., [213].
Baskett, John, donor, [147].
Basle, Council of, [51].
Bassandyne, Thomas, [304].
Bateman, —, [153].
Bath, Countess of, [185] n.
Battely, Oliver, M.A., [107].
Bathurst, Ralph, M.D., donor, [88].
Baudry, F., [184] n.
Baxter, W. H., [309].
Bayeux, [180].
Beaumont, F., and Fletcher, J., [231].
Bebseth, John, [315].
Becket, Archbp. T. à, [29], [42], [104], [188].
Becon, Thomas, [248].
Beddoes, Thomas, M.D., makes complaint against Price, [197].
Bede, cited, [64], [102], [327] n.;
mentioned, [104].
Bedell, William, Bp. of Kilmore, MS. papers, [176].
Bedford, Bp. Hilkiah, [181].
Bedford, William, M.A., [106], [181].
Beet, T., bookseller, [42] n.
Beever, Rev. F. J., donor, [338].
Bell, Rev. John, [39].
Bembi, Cardinal, [58].
Benaliis, B. de, [310].
Bengal, Asiatic Society of, donor, [269].
Benius, Paulus, [50].
Bennet, Sir John, mentioned, [36];
one of Bodley's executors, and a defalcator, [37].
Bennet, Matthew, [37].
Bent, Andrew, [233].
Berkshire MSS., [212] n.
Bernard, Edward, D.D., his books, [116], [117];
mentioned, [133];
Catal. MSS., [89], [94], [95], [101], [103], [104], [108], [110], [111], [113] bis, [116], [117], [130] n., [287].
Bernstein, Dr., [296].
Berryer, M., [319].
Besly, John, D.C.L., Sub-librarian, [242], [246].
Bestiaries, [327-8].
Beverland, Hadrian, [207].
Bible, Paris Polyglott, [76];
Hebr. MS. [324], pr. 1488, [201];
Latin, MSS., [22], [224];
c. 1455 (Mazarine), [202];
1462, on vellum, [161], on paper, [201];
c. 1470, [210];
1471, ib.;
(Strasb.) n. d., ib.;
Wickliffe's Version, [96];
Coverdale's 1535, [239], [321];
— 1537, ib.;
Cromwell's 1539, [300];
Cranmer's 1540, 1541, 1553, [239];
Matthew's 1551, ib.;
Bishops' 1568, [233];
First Scottish edit. 1579, [304];
Auth. Vers. 1631, [290];
1639, [53];
Vinegar 1717, [147];
Glasgow 1862, [330];
Bowyer, [244-5];
Douay, [49];
Bohemian, Ed. Pr., [283];
Dutch 1637, [89];
German, Ed. Pr., [202];
1466, [233];
Luther's 1541, [245], [330];
Royal Press, Berlin, [330];
Polish 1563, [229].
Old Test., Syriac, [107];
Pentateuch, Hebr. 1482, [226];
Samaritan, [296];
Syriac, [107];
German, [283];
Genesis, Greek, [283];
Psalters, Lat., [179], [249], [327];
1459, [229];
Archbp. Parker's, [250];
American, [264];
Æthiopic, 1513, [89].
Apocrypha 1549, [233].
New Test., Codex Ebner. [229-30];
Tyndale's 1534, [232];
— 1536, [239];
Coverdale's 1538, [302];
Hollybush 1538, [239];
Erasmus 1540, ib.;
C. Barker, [52];
1625, [53];
1628, [53];
1630, [53].
Evangeliaries, Greek, [94], [224].
Gospels, Lat., [104], [327];
Lat., (given by S. Gregory to S. Augustine), [24];
Early English, [100];
Coptic, [107];
Russian, [19];
Syriac, [56];
St. Luke, Greek, [283];
St. Luke and St. John, Greek, [283];
Lat., [179];
Acts, Codex Laudianus, [64];
Biblia Pauperum, [321] n.;
Apocalypse illustrated, MS., [321], [328];
MS. illustrations of the Bible, [324].
Bill, John, [17], [53].
Bilstone, John, M.A.,
Janitor, [151], [152];
deprivation and death, [192].
Bindings, [27] n., [49], [51-3], [57], [89], [230], [332]. [333].
Birch, Thomas, D.D., [172].
Bishop, —, [205].
Bishop, Sir Henry, [278].
Black, W. H., [287], [289].
Blackbourne, Bp. John, [169].
Blacman, John, [318].
Blackstone, Sir W., [320] n.
Blackwood, Adam, [266] n.
Blades, William, [155], [250], [262].
Blakeway, Edward, M.A., [107].
Blakeway, Rev. J. B., Shropshire MSS., [263].
Blakeway, Richard, M.A., [106].
Blayney, Benjamin, D.D., [198].
Bliss, Rev. Nathaniel, [194].
Bliss, Philip, D.C.L., his sale, [97], [289];
cited, [117], [152], [171] n.;
mentioned, [178], [180], [192] n., [196], [215], [216], [219] n., [220], [235], [236], [242], [245], [257] n., [320] n.
Bliss, W. H., M.A., [117].
Block-books, [321].
Blow, Dr. John, [205].
Bloxam, J. R., D.D., Regist. of Magd. Coll., cited, [188], [210].
Blunt, J. H., M.A., [132] n.
Bobart, J., [115].
Boccaccio, Giovanni, [8], [296], [330].
Bodleian Library, see 'Stationers' Company;'
central room built to receive Duke Humphrey's books, [7];
destruction of his library, [11-12];
re-foundation by Bodley, [14];
roof, [14-15];
register of benefactors, [16];
opened, [24];
styled the Bodleian by letters patent, [25];
eastern wing built, [29];
great window, ib.;
endowments, [32];
western wing built, [60];
statute 1813, [218];
new statutes 1856, [284];
first catalogue 1605, [207];
second 1620, [46], [91];
appendix 1635, [60];
prices of these catalogues, [60];
third 1674, [97], [156-7];
Hearne's Appendix, [123];
fourth 1738, [156];
fifth 1843, [268];
new catalogue now in progress, [291];
Uri's catalogue of Oriental MSS., [199];
catalogues
of pictures, [189];
of early printed books 1795, [203];
number
of books 1620, [46-7];
of MSS. 1690, [110];
of printed books and MSS.
1714, [137];
1849, [274];
1867, [305];
remonstrance from foreign readers against an order of the Curators, [68];
loan to Charles I, [37], [69];
supposed attempt to burn the library, [70];
attendance of readers
in 1648-9, [75];
in 1730-40, [152];
duplicates exchanged with Queen's College, [115];
sales of duplicates, [160], [201], [297], [298];
western end re-floored, [191];
annual payment from graduates, [195];
books not allowed to be borrowed, [50], [82] n.;
borrowing allowed
by Lord Pembroke and Sir T. Roe, [51];
by Sir K. Digby, [59];
loan of books refused
to Bp. Williams, [50];
to Charles I, [72];
to Cromwell, [76];
to the translators of the Bible, [82] n.;
to Archbp. Laud, ib.;
granted by special grace, from some collections, to Selden, [79];
MSS. lent
to Marshall, [100];
to the French government by Convocation, [295];
removal of books forbidden 1686, [109];
books returned—
to Univ. Libr., Cambr., [154];
to Emman. Coll., Cambr., [159];
to Magd. and Univ. Coll., Oxf., [215];
to Durham, [216];
to two parishes, [234];
books stolen, [74], [80] n., [81], [103] n.;
denunciation of a thief by the Curators, [80] n.;
books restored, [81], [82], [103] n.;
chains for books, [86];
pamphlets, [66], [194], [202], [290];
dispute between the Hebdomadal Board and the Curators, [198];
poem on the Library, [196];
returns to House of Commons, [227], [273], [274];
Greek text affixed to the door, [209];
coldness in winter formerly, [98];
warming apparatus, [234-5];
the Radcliffe building assigned as a reading-room, [293], [295];
visited
by James I, [26], [41],
by Charles I, [55], [70],
by Charles II, [92],
by James II, [109],
by George III, [197],
by her present Majesty, [319];
American visitor's account cited, [134] n.;
order in 1722 against admission of readers at unstatutable times, [74];
Anatomy Sch., [132], [134], [136], [140];
assigned to the Library, [200];
heads formerly on the wall of Picture Gallery, [138];
the clock, [182] n.;
librarians' celibacy, [21];
stipends of officers in 1655-7, [87];
stipends of Sub-librarians, [260];
in 1856, [284];
list of officers, [341-3][43];
rules, [344].
Bodley, Gerard, [160].
Bodley, Sir Thomas;
early career, [12-13];
begins to restore the Library, [14];
his motto, [15];
bust, [26];
desires the Catalogue to be dedicated to the Prince of Wales, [27];
builds eastern wing, [29];
said to have given plate to the Stationers' Company on their agreement with him, [32];
endows the Library, [32];
forbad the borrowing of books, [82] n.;
his bell, [33];
his chest, ib.;
death, [37];
charged with neglect of his relatives, [38];
petition from his grand-nephew and niece, [39];
portrait, [336];
portrait on glass at Oriel Coll., [45] n.;
annual Bodley speech, [105];
Reliquiæ Bodleianæ cited, [14], [16], [21], [22], [26], [27], [28], [31], [33], [40], [42], [88];
mentioned, [138];
books with his autograph, [32], [296];
Justa Funebria Bodlei cited, [26], [37];
Bodleiomnema, [37].
Bodley, Capt. Sir Josias, [13] n.;
donor, [21].
Bodley, Laurence, [13] n.
Bodley, Miles, [13] n.
Boethius, [23].
Boileau, Nic., [298].
Bois, Sim. du, [312].
Bokelonde, Thomas, [8] n.
Boleyn, Queen Anne, [333];
book which belonged to her, [27].
Bolingbroke, Lord, [175].
Boninis, B. de, [312].
Bonner, Edm., Bishop of London, [239].
Bonyngton, W., [313].
Boone, T., [304].
Booth, John, Bp. of Exeter, [317] n.
Borlase, Dr. W., [289].
Boswell, James, Life of Johnson, [188] n.
Boswell, James, [231].
Boswell, Sir W., [322].
Botel, Henry, [303].
Boucher, Rev. Jonathan, [254].
Bourgchier, Sir H., [54].
Bowcher, G., donor, [149].
Bowen, James, donor, [163], [321].
Bowles, Joseph, M.A.;
Dr. Hudson's servitor, [139], [140];
elected Librarian, [144];
Hearne's character of him, [145], [146];
began to print a new Catalogue, [158];
demanded payment for making lists, [171] n.;
death, [151].
Bown, John, M.A., [342].
Bowyer, Sir George, donor, [260].
Bowyer, Rob.; his illustrated Bible, [244].
Boyce, William, Mus. D., [205].
Boydell, J., [258].
Boyle, Robert; History of the Air, [124].
Boys, John, D.D., [36].
Bradley, Dr. James; MSS. of his Astron. Observations, [193], [195].
Bradshaw, Henry, M.A., Cambr., [112] n., [155].
Brahe, Tycho; Astron. Mechan., with original MSS. additions, [58].
Braidwood, —, [234], [284].
Breamore, Hants, [131].
Bredon, Simon, [58].
Brent, Charles, M.A., [107].
Bresslau, M. H., [114].
Brett, Lieut., [289].
Breviaries, [213], [280], [303], [310], [311].
Brewer, J. S., M.A., [166].
Brewster, William, M.D., [142].
Bridgeman, William; his sale, [173], [184].
Bridges, John; Northamptonshire collections, [204].
Bridges, Nath., D.D., [204].
Brie, Joh. de, [312].
Bright, B. H., donor, [232] n.;
sale, [270].
Brightwell, Rich., i.e. J. Frith, q.v.
Bristol, Charter, [180].
Bristol, George Digby, Earl of, [240].
British Museum; various MSS., [10], [19] n., [101], [102], [153], [180];
printed books, [246] n., [272].
Britton, John, [253] n., [288].
Broad, J., [285].
Brooke, Margaret, donor, [57].
Brooks, —, glass-painter, [193].
Brougham, Lord, [319].
Brounst, Richard, [314].
Brown, Thomas R., M.A., [260] n.
Brown, Thomas, [196] n.
Browne, Arthur, M.A., [268].
Browne, Lancelot, M.D., donor, [22].
Browne, Sir Thomas, [177].
Bruce, James; his MSS., [266-8].
Bruce, John, [61].
Bruno, S., [179].
Bry, J. T. de, [279].
Buckeridge, John, Bp. of Rochester, [36].
Buckhurst, Lord. See Dorset.
Buckingham, George, first Duke, [51], [54], [334].
Buckingham, Sheffield, Duke of; portrait, [148].
Buckinghamshire MSS., [190].
Bugenhagen, J., [246] n.
Bull, George, Bp. of St. David's, [320] n.
Bull, N., Janitor, [189].
Bulls relating to England, [110].
Bunsen, Chevalier, [319].
Bunyan, John, [304].
Burbache, John, [316].
Burdett-Coutts, Miss, [42] n.
Bure, G. F. de, [200], [321] n.
Bures, Suffolk, parish register, [234].
Burgess, Thos., Bp. of St. David's, [196].
Burgo, D. de, [8].
Burgred, King of Mercia, [185].
Burmese MSS., [240], [326].
Burn, J. H., [297].
Burn, J. S., cited, [290] n.
Burnet, Gilbert, Bp. of Salisbury, [175], [238], [251], [254], [276];
Life of Hale cited, [77], [85].
Burnett, Alex., Archbp. of St. Andrew's, [155] n.
Burnford, Humphrey, Librarian, [11].
Burton, Daniel, M.A., [107].
Burton, Robert; his gift of printed books, [65-7], [111].
Burton, Archd. Samuel, [57].
Burton, Thomas, M.A., [106].
Burton, William, donor, [56].
Bury, Philip of, Bp. of Durham; his library at Durham College, [4].
Bury St. Edmund's, abbey register, [154] n.
Butler, Charles, [247].
Butler, Samuel, Bp. of Lichfield, [262].
Butler, William, M.D., [333].
Button, James, donor, [44].
Byron, Lord, [227].

CADELL, T., [166].
Cædmon, [102], [327].
Calamy, Edmund, [320] n.
Calcott, John, B.D., [221].
Calcutta, [338].
Caldecott, Thomas, donor, [247].
Calder, —, coins, [340].
Camac, Turner, donor, [199].
Cambridge, Statutes of various Colleges, [179];
Corp. Chr. Coll., MS. there, [24];
fragment there, [112] n.;
Emmanuel Coll., book restored to the College, [159];
St. John's Coll., fragment there, [112] n.;
Univ. Library, [112] n.;
MSS. restored to Moore's Library, [154] n.;
return to House of Commons of books rejected, [227];
map, [335].
Camden, William, donor, [19];
MS. collections, [196] n.;
engraved portrait, [336];
Britannia and Annales Eliz., [153].
Canonici, M. L., his MSS., [223-6], [230] n., [310];
fragments of vellum Bible, [161].
Canons, early MSS., [100], [103].
Canterbury, MSS. from St. Augustine's, [22], [24];
Statutes of the Cathl., [179].
Capgrave, John, [10], [178].
Carew, Sir G., MSS., [64] n.
Carleton, Sir Dudley, and Alice, [38], [48] n.
Carmey, Angel, [182] n.
Carte, Thomas, his MSS., [165-7];
Letters cited, [75].
Cary, Henry, M.A., [268];
Mem. of the Civ. War, [154].
Casaubon, Isaac, writes verses on Bodley's death, [37];
his Adversaria, [95].
Casaubon, Meric, bequeathed his father's Adversaria, [95].
Cassel, D., [275] n.
Cassini, —, [205].
Castell, Edmund, D.D., [150].
Castlemain, Lord, [173].
Catalogues, Sale, [248].
Catherine, S., [178].
Cato, [43].
Caulfield, Richard, LL.D., donor, [311], [340].
Cave, Sir Thomas, donor, [188].
Cawood, John, [171] n.
Caxton, William, Descr. of Brit., [88];
Governayle of Health, [155];
Ars Moriendi, [155]
Game of Chesse, [163];
Recuyell of Troye, [163];
Horæ, [250];
Booke of Curtesye, [250];
Dictes, [262];
Chronicle, [280], [321];
Pilgrimage, [328];
placard, [250].
Cecil, R., Lord Burleigh, [171] n.
Celotti, Abate, [230] n.
Chace, Thomas, Chanc. of Oxford, [7] n.
Chains for books, [86];
books unchained, [191].
Chalmers, Alexander, donor, [212] n.
Chalmers, George, sale, [248] n., [254].
Chamberlain, John, [38], [48] n.
Chamberlayne, Edward, LL.D., papers, [176];
State of Great Brit., [237].
Chambers, Sir R., [337].
Chambre, W. de, Hist. Dunelm. cited, [4] n.
Chandler, Richard, D.D., [162].
Chandos, James Brydges, Duke of, his sale, [147], [165] n., [184].
Chapman, —, bookseller, [201].
Chapman, George, [231].
Chappiel, Anth., [312].
Charlemagne, [250].
Charles I, visits the Library, [55], [70];
his application to borrow a book refused, [71-2];
loan of money to him, [37], [69];
book said to be bound in a piece of his waistcoat, [53];
book that belonged to him, [178];
Catalogue ded. to him in 1620, [46];
letters, [154], [289];
Treaty in Isle of Wight, [187];
bust, [61];
portraits, [148], [255];
mentioned, [54], [111], [171] n., [331], [334].
Charles II, visits the Library, [92];
platter from the Royal Oak, [324];
oak planted by him in St. James' Park, [135];
letters, [173];
portraits, [255];
mentioned, [237], [258].
Charlett, Arthur, D.D., [99], [116], [117], [118], [119], [121], [127], [128], [136], [145], [171] n., [187];
book-plate, [186].
Charlotte, Q. Consort of George III, [197].
Chartier, Alan, [18] n., [215].
Chaucer, Geoffrey, [96], [178], [336].
Chaworth, Dr., [69].
Cheke, Sir John, [56].
Cherry, Francis, his MSS., [52], [151].
Chester Cathedral, [179].
Chettle, H., [298].
Cheshire MSS., [265].
Chichester, [180].
Children of the Chapel, [156] n.
Chinese books, [28], [63], [91], [208], [284], [338];
Chinese visitors, [109], [320];
Chinese figures, &c., [338].
Chipping-Barnet, [180].
Christian, Charles, [183].
Christie, —, auctioneer, [267].
Chrysanthus, Patr. of Jerusalem, donor, [143].
Churchill, A., Voyages, [124].
Churchill, Sir Winston, [320] n.
Churchyard, Thomas, two of his tracts stolen, [81].
Citium, in Cyprus, [162].
Clapham, John, donor, [28].
Clarendon, Edward, first Earl of, donor, [94];
his MSS., [163], [289], [294] n.;
resignation of Chanc. of Univ., [323];
Gray's copy of his History, [276].
v. Sutherland.
Clarendon, Edward, third Earl, [164].
Clarendon, H., Earl of, MSS., [184], [281].
Clarke, —, [115].
Clarke, Edw. D., LL.D., his MSS., [215].
Clarke, Sam., M.A., his MSS., [95], [268].
Clarke, William, Repert. Bibl. cited, [255] n., [305].
Clarke, W. N., D.C.L., Collection of Letters, [154];
Berkshire MSS., [212] n.
Clavell, Walter, [184].
Claymond, John, [11].
Clayton, Dr. John, [81].
Cleaver, E., Bp. of St. Asaph, [192].
Clement VIII, Pope, [283], [310].
Clements, —, bookseller, [144].
Cloyne, [311].
Cobbe, Richard, M.A., [149].
Cobham, Thomas, Bp. of Worcester, first founder of the Univ. Library, [3].
Cobham, Lord, donor, [22].
Cockburn, John, D.D., and his son, [127].
Coins and Medals, [61], [75], [88], [93], [124], [125], [182], [190], [191], [203], [264], [291], [294] n.;
Catalogue ordered to be made, [76];
enlarged by Hearne, [123];
coin-room, [339], [340].
Cole, T., [212] n.
Colf, R., D.D., his sons, donors, [44].
Collier, Bp. Jeremy, M.A., [168] n.
Collins, Richard, [36].
Columba, S., [64], [176].
Compton, Henry, Bp. of London;
MS. papers, [154] n., [175];
mentioned, [127].
Conde, J. Ant., [238].
Connock, Richard, donor, [42].
Constance, Council of, Acta, [9], [58].
Cook, Captain, Voyages, [198].
Cooper, or Cowper, George, M.A., [121].
Cooper, Samuel, [336].
Cope, Sir Walter, donor, [22].
Coptic, MSS. [107], [149], [150], [267].
Corbinelli, J., [296].
Cornbury, Henry Hyde, Lord, donor of the Clarendon MSS., [163].
Cornhill Magazine, [280], [302] n.
Cornish MSS., [44].
Cosin, Richard, LL.D., [170] n.
Cotton, Archd. Henry, Sub-librarian, [220];
mentioned, [223], [235];
List of Bibles cited, [97];
Typogr. Gaz. cited, [112] n., [162] n., [244], [303], [310] n.;
donor, [311].
Cotton, Sir R., donor, [24];
MS. from his library, [96] n.;
mentioned [9], [86].
Courayer, F. le, papers and portrait, [205].
Coventrey, Thomas, [37].
Coventry, placards, &c., [298].
Coverdale, Miles, Bp. of Exeter, [239], [277], [302].
Coward, William, M.D., donor, [119].
Cowderoy, W., Janitor, [189].
Cowley, Abraham, his Poems, given by him, [45] n.;
verses on Drake's chair, [95].
Cowper, William, [45].
Cox, C. H., M.A., Sub-librarian, [240], [242].
Coxe, H. O., M.A., Sub-librarian, [261];
Librarian, [293];
mentioned, [19] n., [29], [43], [64], [112], [169] n., [172], [182], [194], [196] n., [279], [280], [289] n., [291], [298], [328];
Catalogues, [55], [65], [87], [89], [95], [108], [149], [186], [223] n., [225], [230], [238], [251];
donor, [212] n.
Crabb, John, M.A., Sub-librarian, [131-2].
Crabb, Jos., M.A., Sub-librarian, [129-1][31].
Crabb, William, [131].
Crabeth, —, [228].
Cranmer, Thomas, Archbp. of Cant., Autograph, [17] n.
Cremer, Henry, M.A., [107].
Crevenna, P. A., sale, [201].
Crew, —, M.A., [92].
Crewe, Nathaniel, Bp. of Durham, donor, [92], [162];
portrait, [336].
Croft, William, Mus. D., [205], [206].
Cromwell, Henry, [322].
Cromwell, Oliver, gift of Greek MSS., [55], [89];
applies for the loan of a MS., but is refused, [76];
letters, [154];
Memoirs, [227];
portraits, [255].
Cromwell, Richard, [55] n.
Croydon, [180].
Crynes, Nathaniel, M.A., his bequest, [159], [160];
had some duplicates from the Bodleian, [46].
Crystall, John, [313].
Cuerdale coins, [264].
Cuper, Gisb., [207].
Cureton, William, D.D., Sub-librarian, [251], [259].
Curll, Edmund, [322].
Curtis, —, [200].
Cyprian, S., [290].

DALRYMPLE, [258].
Daly, Robert, Bp. of Cashel, sale, [321].
Damascius, [108].
Daniel, G., [42] n.
Danish visitors to the Library, [137].
Dante, [226] n.
Davids, A. L., [115].
Davies, John, Deptford, donor, [94].
Davies, John, Hereford, [171] n.
Davis, Richard, donor, [105].
Davis, William, M.A., [107].
Davy, Capt. L. H., donor, [226].
Davy, William, A.B., [259].
Davydge, Richard, donor, [76].
Dawkins, Henry, gift of MSS., [188-9].
Dawson, Thomas, [36].
Daye, John, [233].
Decker, Thomas, [231], [298].
Dee, Dr. John, papers, [177];
mentioned, [169] n., [318].
Defoe, Daniel, [302].
Delahogue, L. Æ., [263].
Delaram, Francis, [171] n.
Denyer, John, [238].
Denyer, Mrs. Eliz. D., bequest, [238-9].
Deptford, [94].
Derby, Geoffrey, Earl of, donor, [281].
Derby, Prior Stephen, [179].
De Rossi, J. B., [225].
Desborough, Major-Gen., donor, [90].
Devonshire, Duke of, [340].
Devonshire MSS., [268].
D'Ewes, Sir Symonds, [10].
Dibdin, Dr. T. F., cited, [18], [19], [114], [130] n., [208], [209], [215], [222], [224], [248];
mentioned, [258].
Dickens, Guy, donor, [161].
Digby, Sir Kenelm, his MSS., [58], [318];
Allen's MSS. included, [20];
willing that they should be lent, [59], [79], [240];
his portraits, [196], [336].
Dillmann, Dr. A., [65], [268].
Dillon, Viscount, [112] n.
Dionysius Halicarnassus, [189].
Dionysius Syrus, [108].
Disney, Dr. John, [227].
D'Israeli, Is., cited, [326] n.
Ditchley, Oxon., [112] n.
Dissertations, Academic, [240-1].
Dix, James, [335].
Dix, John, [36].
Djami, [325], [332].
Dodd, —, [220] n.
Dodd, Thomas, [251].
Dodsworth, Roger, his MSS., [96], [97];
mentioned, [99].
Dodwell, Henry, M.A., [152], [178], [320] n.
Dolben, Gilbert, and J. E., donors, [237].
Dolben, Sir J. E., Sheldon and Dolben papers, [237-8].
Donatus, [262].
Donkin, W. F., M.A., [277].
Donne, John, D.D., [86].
Dormer, Sir Michael, donor, [25].
Dornford, Rev. Jos., donor, [326].
Dorset, Sackville, Lord Buckhurst, afterwards Earl of, donor of books, [17];
of Bodley's bust, [26].
Dorset, C. Sackville, Earl of, [173].
D'Orville, J. P., his MSS., [207-8].
Dositheus, [143].
Douce, Francis, his library, [249-251];
mentioned, [257] n., [267], [336];
references to books, [53], [310], [311], [321] n., [327], [329-332];
coins, [340].
Doughty, Bp. Henry, [169].
Douglas, James, M.D., [248].
Douglas, John, Bp. of Salisbury, donor, [164];
mentioned, [267].
Drake, Sir F., his chair, [94].
Drake, Francis, donor, [96] n.
Drummond, W., of Hawthornden, [266].
Drusius, J., cited, [13] n.
Dryden, John, [178].
Dublin, [176], [179].
Dubourg, —, [338].
Du Chesne, Andr., Hist. Fr. Scriptt., [57].
Dugdale, Sir W., donor, [104];
MSS. [177], [287], [288].
Dukes, Leopold, [114].
Dukes, T. F., [264].
Duncan, J. S. and P. B., donors, [236].
Dune, Thomas, [314].
Dunstan, St., MSS., [20].
Dunton, John, [177].
Durandus, Gul., [229].
Durham, Register of Bp. Kellow, [216].
Dury, John, MS. papers, [176].
Dutch tracts, [228], [258].
Dyak language, first books printed in the, [303].
Dysart, Earl of, [155].

EASTCOT, Daniel, [81].
East India, portraits of Rajahs, [158].
East India Company, donors, [208], [223], [260].
Eberbach, [318].
Ebner, J. W., [229].
Eccard, J. G., restored some papers stolen from Bodleian, [103] n.
Edelmann, H., [114], [275].
Eden, Robert, M.A., [235].
Edgeman, William, [165] n.
Edgeworth, Miss, [227].
Edmonds, Sir Clement, donor, [49].
Edmund of Pounteney, S., Archbp. of Canterbury, [101].
Edward the Confessor, [328].
Edward I, [185], [329].
Edward III, [328].
Edward IV, [87].
Edward VI, mentioned, [56], [282], [331];
exercise-book, [325].
Edward, Thomas, M.A., account of him, [149], [150].
Edwardes, Thomas, [36].
Ekerman, Peter, [241] n.
Elizabeth of York, wife of Henry VII, [120].
Elizabeth, Queen, exercise-book, [325];
gloves, ib.;
MSS. presented to her, [49], [326];
books bound by her, [52], [152];
books translated and written by her, [52], [331];
proclamations in her reign, [170] n.;
roundels, [339];
mentioned, [307], [308].
Elizabeth, Q. of Bohemia, [336].
Elkins, W. H., [300].
Elliott, J. B., his gift of MSS., &c., [290-1], [340].
Ellis, Sir Henry, D.C.L., Sub-librarian, [204-5];
Letters of Literary Men, cited, [9], [24], [54], [121];
Polydore Virgil, [11];
Remarks on Cædmon, [103].
Elmham, Thomas, cited, [24] n., [25].
Elphinstone, Bp., Chron. of Scotl., [96].
Elstob, William and Mary, [187].
English, Thomas, [316].
Enoch, Book of, [267].
Erasmus, Des., [144] n., [239], [336].
Erfurt, MSS. from, [285].
Erpenius, Thomas, [54].
Essex, Robert, second Earl of, donor, [17];
mentioned, [24], [48].
Eton College, [175].
Etty, Simeon J., M.A., [239], [259].
Euclid, the D'Orville MS., [207].
Eulenberg, Baron ab, [68].
Eusebius, [238] n.
Eustace, G., [311].
Euthymius Zigabenus, [108].
Eutychius, or Eutex, [20].
Evans, Rev. F., [284].
Evans, Messrs., [276] n.
Evelyn, John, donor, [88];
letters, [287].
Ewart, William, M.P., [273].
Exeter, MSS. given by Dean and Chapter, [23];
Statutes of the Cathedral, [179].
Exeter, Cecil, Earl of, donor, [44].
Eyre, Dr., [190].
Eyston, Charles, [213] n.

FABER, John, [258].
Fadir, Peter, [317].
Færmen, [104].
Fairfax, Sir Thomas, his bequest of MSS., [95-7];
versions of Psalms, &c., [97], [289];
reference to MSS., [18] n., [314];
preserved the Library when Oxford surrendered, [72].
Falkland, Lucius, Lord, [70], [71].
Fanshaw, John, M.A., [107].
Farmer, Anthony, [109].
Fawkes, Guy, lantern, [67].
Fees of Visitors, [133], [114], [266].
Fell, John, Bp. of Oxford, his MSS., [108-9], [120];
mentioned, [125], [150].
Fell, Samuel, Dean of Ch. Ch., [72].
Fenton, John, [338].
Fenton, Samuel, M.A., [222], [229].
Fenton, Thomas, M.A., [107].
Ferrand, William, [36].
Ferrar, Richard, [53] n.
Festivale, [112].
Fetherstone, Henry, donor, [31], [54] n.
Field, Richard, [36].
Finnish MSS., [22].
Firth, Richard, M.A., [259], [263].
Fisher, John, Bp. of Rochester, [239].
Fitz-James, R., Bp. of Chichester, [316].
Fitz-William, John, D.D., [177].
Flecher, —, Librarian, [11].
Fleetwood, William, Bp. of Ely, [141], [170] n., [329].
Fletcher, John, M.A., Sub-librarian, [141];
resigns, [146].
Fletcher, Ald. William, donor, [29], [30], [211];
buried at Yarnton, [30] n.;
bust, ib.
Florence, MSS. sent thence with merchandise, [226] n.
Foley, Lord, [147].
Foliot, Gilbert, Bp. of London, [188].
Folkes, Martin, [174].
Foreigners in the Library, [68], [137].
Forster, Henry, M.A., [241], [252].
Foster, —, [282].
Foster, N., [341].
Fotherby, Charles and Martin, [36].
Foucault, Nicholas Jos., [161], [179], [184].
Foulkes, E. S., B.D., [277].
Foulkes, Mrs. Edmund, donor, [319].
Foulkes, Thomas, M.A., [107].
Fountaine, Sir Andrew, [134].
Fouquet, —, [236].
Fowler, Edward, Bp. of Gloucester, [131].
Foxe, John, [19], [318].
France, drawings of monuments, [213-214];
atlas of, [205];
French tracts, [270];
French MSS., [63], [177], [215].
Francis, C., M.A., donor, [113].
Frankland, Thomas, letter, [108].
Franklin, Sir John, [319].
Frappaz, Jules, [214].
Frazer, —, MSS., [294] n.
Frederick, King of Bohemia, [258].
Frederick, Elector Palatine, [336].
Frederick, Prince of Wales, epitaph, [160].
Freke, Ralph and William, donors, [88].
Frère, E., Livres de Liturgie, &c., [213] n.
Frewin, Richard, M.A., [107].
Frewin, Richard, M.D., [294] n.
Frith, John, pseudon. Brightwell, [239].
Froben, Joh., [337].
Fry, Francis, [321].
Fulke, Will., editions of his Annotations in the Library, [41].
Fuller, Richard, [314].
Fuller, Thomas, Ch. Hist. cited, [85].
Furney, Archdeacon Richard, his bequest, [184].
Fürst, Jul., Bibl. Jud. cited, [243] n.
Fust and Schoiffer, books printed by, [161], [201], [229].
Fyloll, Jasper, [19].
Fysher, Robert, M.B., elected Librarian, [151];
publishes a catalogue of the printed books, [156], [158];
his death, [160];
charged with neglect, [161];
coins, ib.

GAGUINUS, Rob., [26].
Galanus, C., [316] n.
Gagnières, —, [213].
Gaisford, Thomas, D.D., Dean of Ch. Ch., [208], [215], [223].
Gale, Samuel, [184].
Gandy, Bp. Henry, M.A., [169], [177].
Gardiner, Richard, [48].
Gardner, Dunn, sale, [322].
Garlick, F. O., B.A., [212] n.
Garrett, W. W., B.A., [273].
Garter, Order of the, [179].
Gascoigne, Thomas, D.D., [20] n., [316].
Gassendi, P., [336].
Gent, William, donor, [17], [177] n.
Gentilis, Alb. and Scipio, [207].
George, Prince of Denmark, [185] n.
George I, [131], [175].
George III, visits the Library, [197];
donor, [198].
George IV, donor, [216], [223].
Gentleman's Magazine, cited, [155] n., [199] n., [205] n., [214] n., [217], [222] n., [231], [293], [302], [338];
bought, [218] n.
German MSS., [63].
Gerhard, J. A., [241] n.
Gesenius, Guil., Phœn. Monumenta cited, [163];
autograph, [319];
sale, [270].
Gianfilippi, P. de', [230] n.
Gibbon, Anthony, [175].
Gibbon, Edward, [320] n.
Gibbs, James, [294] n.
Gibson, Edmund, Bp. of London, [187] n.
Gidding, Little, [53].
Gigli, Gir., Vocab. Caterin. cited, [226] n.
Gildas, [20].
Giles, J. A., D.C.L., [188], [260] n.
Girardenguz, Nic., [310].
Girardot, Paul, [321] n.
Girdlers' Company, donors, [49].
Giulio Romano, [251].
Glastonbury, Chartulary, [110];
survey of lands, [162].
Gloucester Cathedral, [185].
Gloucester, Thomas of Woodstock, Duke of, [19] n.—v. Humphrey.
Gloucestershire, [187].
Glover, Robert, [174].
Glynn, H., [271].
Gocthan, Thomas, Archbp. of, his labours, [126];
visits the Library, [127];
donor, [127-8].
Godar, Guil., [312].
Godschall, W. M., [164].
Godwyn, Charles, M.A., his bequest, [193];
coins, [340].
Goetz, G. H., [241] n.
Goldberg, Dr. B., [311].
Goldenthal, Dr. J., [243].
Golius, Jac., [133].
Gompertz, Dr. T., [216].
Gonzaga, Leonora, [249].
Good, John, M.A., [90].
Goodwin, T., [81].
Goodyear, Aaron, donor, [105].
Gordon, Sir J. W., [304].
Gouda, [228].
Gough, Richard, his library, [211-215];
Brit. Topogr. cited, [87], [153], [175] n., [212] n., [253] n.;
mentioned, [257] n.;
references to books, [57], [120] n., [171] n., [311].
Gower, Rev. F., [265].
Gower, John, [19] n., [96], [237], [336].
Grabe, J. E., D.D., his MSS., [149];
autograph, [320] n.
Grævius, J. G., [179].
Grafton, Richard, [300].
Grant, Sir F. A., [281].
Granville, Denis, D.D., Dean of Durham, [177].
Grascome, Bp. Samuel, [177].
Graves, Richard, [184].
Gray, Charles, M.P., donor, [162].
Gray, Thomas, [276].
Greaves, T., D.D., his MSS., [103], [325].
Greek MSS., [50], [53], [55], [63], [64], [78], [94], [108], [151], [153], [207], [215], [223], [224], [229], [230], [238], [246], [282].
Green, Charles, [194].
Greene, Maurice, Mus. D., [205], [206].
Greene, Robert, [231].
Greenhill, W. A., M.D., [277], [278].
Greensted, Essex, [335].
Gregoriis, Jac. de, donor, [92].
Gregory, St., MSS. of his Pastorale, [23], [100];
Dialogues, [100];
Sacram., [262].
Gregory Nazianzen, [115].
Gregory, David, M.A., [107].
Gregory, David, M.D., [119].
Gregory, Henry, M.A., [107].
Grene, John, D.D., [112], [313].
Grenville, Lord, [223].
Gresham Statutes, [180].
Greville, Col. Charles, [253].
Grey, Sir C., donor, [240].
Griffiths, John, M.A., [34] n., [211] n.
Griffiths, Ralph, LL.D., [260].
Grimani, Doge of Venice, [58].
Grise, Jehan de, [18].
Gronovius, J. F., [320] n.
Grosteste, Roger, Bp. of Lincoln, [20] n., [58], [101].
Grove, Edmund, [251], [266].
Gucht, —, Van der, [168].
Guildford, Earl of, [286].
Guilevile, G., [328].
Guillim, John, [174], [187].
Gutch, John, B.D., editor of Anth. Wood, q.v.;
mentioned, [219] n.
Gutenberg, J., [202], [321].
Guthrie, —, [164].
Gyles, Fletcher, [172].

HACKMAN, Alfred, M.A., mentioned, [154], [268], [277];
Sub-librarian, [298].
Haddan, A. W., B.D., [20] n.
Haden, Messrs., [235].
Hagembach, Petr., [311].
Haghe, Inghilb., [311].
Hake, Robert, M.A., [170] n.
Hakewill, William, [37].
Hale, Sir Matthew, [77], [86] n.
Hale, Archdeacon W. H., [29] n.
Halifax, Montagu, Earl of, [184].
Hall, —, [158].
Hall, Rev. —, donor, [223].
Hall, Anthony, D.D., [28], [56], [145].
Hall, Fitz-Edward, donor, [291].
Hall, Henry, [73].
Hall, Bp. Joseph, [49].
Hall, Susannah and William, [301].
Hall, W., [110].
Hallam, Henry, [319].
Halliwell, J. O., [101], [232], [298], [301].
Halloix, P., Eccl. Or. Scriptt., [57].
Ham House, [155].
Hamilton, —, [290].
Hamilton, William and Hubert, sons of Sir William H., donors, [285].
Hampden, John, Letters, [154];
jewel, [203].
Hamper, W., donor, [240].
Handel, G. F., [205].
Harborne, John, [328].
Harcourt, Earl and Archbp., [212] n.
Harding, John, Chronicle, [87].
Hardouyn, Germ., [312].
Hardy, Thomas Duffus, [64] n., [166].
Hare, Aug. and J. C., donors, [247].
Hare, Robert, [82].
Harewood, Yorkshire, [104].
Harper, H. S., [263].
Harris, J., [239] n., [277], [322].
Hart, Andr., [266].
Haryson, John, [36].
Haslam, Christopher, M.A., [107].
Haslewood, J., [160].
Hastings, Warren, [208].
Hatton, Capt. Charles, donor, [99].
Hatton, Christopher, first Lord, [99].
Hatton, Christopher, second Lord, his MSS., [20] n., [99-100].
Hatton, Jane, grand-niece to Bodley, petition to the University, [39].
Havergal, H. E., M.A., [189], [206].
Hawkins, Ernest, B.D., Sub-librarian, [246], [252].
Hawkins, John, [147].
Hayes, Drs. Phil. and Will., [205], [206].
Head, Sir Edmund, Few Words on Bodl. Libr., [247], [277].
Heath, James, [258].
Hearne, Thomas, M.A., appointed Janitor, [123];
makes an appendix to the Cat., ib.;
catalogues Ray's coins, [125];
appointed Sub-librarian, [132];
his respect for Duke Humphrey, [6];
paper against borrowing books, [80] n.;
complaints against him, [132], [136], [139];
account of his exhibiting a portrait of the Chevalier, [134-6];
quits the Library upon refusing the oaths, [140];
commended by Uffenbach, [145];
his death, [152];
diary, [180];
cited, [4] n., [14] n., [15] n., [22], [28], [33], [43], [45] n., [48] n., [52] n., [55] n., [70], [91] n., [98], [99], [106], [109], [116], [122], [125], [126], [127], [128], [130], [132], [137], [138] bis, [139], [140], [142], [143], [144], [145], [146], [149], [151], [156], [157], [171] n., [333];
mentioned, [9], [56], [64], [112], [120], [126];
references to his MSS., [156], [178], [329];
Reasons for taking the Oath of Allegiance, [152];
Dodwell de Parma Woodw., [134], [136];
proposed apology for the preface, [137];
Camden's Eliz., [133], [137] n., [213] n.;
Letter on Antiquities, &c., [189];
Rossi Hist. Angl., [120], [138], [141];
Guli Neubrig. Hist. Angl., [126];
Langtoft's Chron., [162].
Heber, Richard, sale, [141] n., [248], [253].
Hebrew printed books and MSS, [54] n., [63], [78], [108], [113], [225], [243], [270], [272], [275], [280], [300].
Heddon, Thomas, [315], [318].
Heinecken, C. H. de, [321] n.
Heinsius, Daniel, [207].
Hendons, or Hindhay, Berks, [32].
Henrietta Maria, Queen Consort of Charles I, [331].
Henry II, penance at Canterbury, [29];
homage of King of Scotland, [30];
grant to Gloucester, [185].
Henry IV, granted a payment to the Librarian, [5].
Henry VI, [29].
Henry VIII, mentioned, [11], [271], [316];
books which belonged to him, [27];
accounts of surveyor of works, [177];
chair, said to be his, [95].
Henry, Prince of Wales, [27], [42].
Heralds' College, [102].
Herbert, George, cited, [43].
Herbert, Sir Thomas, donor, [93].
Herbert, William, [112].
Herbert of Cherbury, Lord, [187].
Herculaneum, Rolls from, [216].
Hereford Cathedral, chartulary, [120];
statutes, [179];
Missale 1502, [213] n.
Hermann, Godfrey, [282].
Hermas, [13] n.
Heuringius, Simon, [183] n.
Heydon, Sir Christopher, donor, [25].
Heylin, Peter, D.D., Examen Hist. cited, [85];
Cypr. Angl. cited, [290] n.
Heywood, Robert, M.A., donor of Guy Fawkes' lantern, [67];
his father searched the Parliament cellars, ib.
Heywood, Thomas, [231].
Hibbert, George, sale, [246] n.
Hickes, Bp. George, cited, [20] bis, [102], [149];
mentioned, [100], [187] n.;
donor, [104];
papers, [177];
portrait, [336].
Hickman, Charles, M.A., [106].
Hickman, Henry, [36].
Hickman, Henry, Justif. of Fathers cited, [85].
High Commission Court, confirms the ordinance of the Stationers' Company, [36].
Hill, Rev. —, [165].
Hill, Herbert, M.A., Sub-librarian, [259], [261].
Hill, Sir John, M.D., Vegetable System, [198] n.
Hill, Rev. Joseph, [173] n.
Hill, Richard, [81].
Hindhay farm, see Hendons.
Hoadley, Bp. Benjamin, portrait exhibited by Hearne, [135].
Hobart Town, first printed book, [233].
Hobbes, Thomas, [77] n.
Hoccleve, Thomas, [178].
Hodgson, B. H., donor, [265].
Hodsall, —, [340] n.
Hody, Humphrey, D.D., bequest, [126].
Hogarth, William, donor, [168].
Holbein, Hans, [333], [337].
Holland, T., [341] n.
Hollis, John Brande, [227].
Holman, W., MSS. for Essex, &c., [174], [175].
Holmes, John, [39].
Holmes, Rob., D.D., Collations of Sept., [207].
Home, Sir J. E., donor, [276].
Homer, Edit. Princ., [192];
Scholia on Odyssey, [246].
Honolulu, Queen Emma of, [320].
Hooke, Col. John, letters, [222].
Hooper, George, Bp. of Bath and Wells, [173] n.
Hooper, Humphrey, [36].
Hooper, John, Bp. of Gloucester, [239].
Hope, F. W., D.C.L., donor, [297].
Hope, J. T., [297].
Hopkins, —, [67].
Horace, [186], [248], [298].
Horæ, [42], [178], [213], [250], [289], [311].
Horne, Rev. T. H., [64].
Hornsby, Thomas, D.D., [194].
Horsey, Sir Jerome, donor, [25].
Hosea, peculiar reading in, [20].
Howe, Josias, B.D., Sermon, [171] n.
Howe, Michael, [233].
Howell, Lawrence, M.A., [177].
Howland, Ralph, donor, [129].
Huber, —, cited, [83] n.
Huddesford, William, M.A., [181], [288], [289].
Hudson, John, D.D., elected Librarian, [123];
donor, ib.;
said to have thrown out Milton's books from the Library, [46];
letter cited, [121];
mentioned, [69], [124], [127], [132], [133], [140], [157];
twice married, [22];
his widow married to Dr. Hall, [28];
account of the Library, [38];
subscribes for relief of Bodley's relations, [39];
threatens to remove Hearne, [139];
his death, [144];
neglect and incapacity, [140], [144], [145].
Hughes, J., M.A., Boscobel Tracts, cited, [324] n.
Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester, gifts to the Library, [6-10];
motto, [6] n.;
aided in building the Divinity School, [6];
destruction of his library, [11], [12].
Hungarian books, [275].
Hunsdon, Henry, first lord, donor, [17].
Hunt, Leigh, [227].
Hunt, Thomas, printer and bookseller in Oxford in 1483, [112].
Hunt, Thomas, D.D., mentioned, [109], [294] n.;
MSS., [193].
Hunter, Joseph, Cat. of Dodsworth MSS., [96].
Huntingdon, Earl of, [166].
Huntington, Robert, Bp. of Raphoe, mentioned, [108], [133];
his MSS., [113], [115].
Hussey, Edw. L., [255] n.;
257 n.
Hussey, Robert, B.D., [257] n.
Hutton, —, [143].
Hyatt, J. C, B.A., [273].
Hyde, Thomas, D.D., Sub-librarian, [90];
elected Head-librarian, [93];
dedication of catalogue, [97];
note on the agreement with the Stationers' Co., [31];
goes to London to claim books from the Co., [110];
letters cited, [69], [120];
MSS. bought from him, [113];
mentioned, [100] n., [109], [130] n., [294] n.;
charged with ignorance by Wanley, [118];
wishes to have Wanley for his successor, ib.;
resigns the Librarianship, [121];
his death, [123].

IBOTT, Benj., [232].
Icelandic MSS., [242].
Ince, Peter, donor, [50].
Index Libb. Prohib., Madr. 1612-14, [90].
Inglis, Esther, MSS. by her, [48], [49].
Inglis, —, sale, [321].
Inglis, Sir R. H., donor, [183];
portrait, [337].
Ingram, James, D.D., bequest of coins, [340].
Innocent VIII., Pope, [148].
Irish MSS., [63], [64], [175];
pamphlets, [232], [247].
Isaiah, [82] n., [113].
Isham, Zach., M.A., [106].
Italian printed books and MSS., [63], [177], [225], [260], [271].
Ivan Basilides, Czar of Russia, [25].
Ivie, Edw., M.A., [107].

JACKSON, Cyril, D.D., Dean of Ch. Ch., [198].
Jackson, Rev. J. E., [288].
Jacobs, C. F. G., [273].
James I, grants letters patent for the Library, [25];
visits it, [26], [41];
grants books from the royal libraries, [26];
a book formerly in his possession, [44];
presents his own Works, [47].
James II, visits the Library while Duke of York, [92];
Duchess of Buckingham his daughter, [148];
mentioned, [166], [173], [222], [237], [252], [255], [323], [340].
James Edward, 'the Chevalier,' son of James II, portrait exhibited by Hearne, [135];
portraits of him and his wife, [169] n.
James, Andrew, donor, [50].
James, Edward, B.D., donor, [40].
James, Richard, his MSS., [103], [104].
James, Thomas, donor, [21];
Appointment as Librarian, salary, &c., ib.;
publishes the catalogue in 1605, [27];
a continuation of the classified index in MS., [28];
another Catalogue in MS. in 1613, [39];
proposes the agreement with the Stationers' Company, [31];
publishes the second edition of the Catalogue, [46];
resigns his office, [44];
death, ib.;
cited, [13] n., [16], [60];
mentioned, [103];
Catal. Interpp., [60], [243] n.;
portrait, [336].
Janitors, [88], [123], [189], [192].
Jansen, Cornelius, [336].
Janson, Nicolas, [250], [310].
Janua, J. de, [209].
Javanese MSS., [50], [226], [324].
Jehannot, E., [312].
Jekyll, Sir Joseph, [172], [177], [184].
Jekyll, Thomas, [174].
Jernegan, Nicholas, [165], [166].
Jerome, St., [111], [253].
Jersey, Lord, [277].
Jerusalem, [105], [265].
Jessett, —, B.A., [158].
Jews offer to buy St. Paul's Cathedral and the Bodleian Library, [75].
John, a Greek scribe, [215].
John of Aix, [113].
Johnson, —, [77] n.
Johnson, Dr. Samuel, donor, [188];
mentioned, [87], [232];
Lives of Poets referred to, [106].
Jones, —, [341].
Jones, H., M.A. [dec. 1700], his MSS., [109], [120];
reference to a MS., [96] n.
Jones, H., M.A. 1729, [107].
Jones, John, [210].
Jones, Sir William, [247].
Jonson, Ben, [86], [178], [231].
Jonstonus, Joh., M.D., [320] n.
Jordan, John, [44].
Jordan, William, donor, [104].
Josephus, [94], [158].
Jourdain, John, donor, [50].
Jowett, Benjamin, M.A., [277].
Joye, George, [239].
Judge, L. E., M.A., [239].
Jugge, Richard, [171] n.
Junius, Francis, mentioned, [19];
his MSS. [102], [327];
Glossarium Septentr., [108];
three Hatton MSS. amongst his own, [100];
cited, [104];
portrait, [336].
Justell, Christopher, [100].
Justell, Henry, donor, [100].
Justinian, [173] n., [310].
Juvenal, [252], [262], [298].
Juxon, Bishop William, donor, [88];
donor of book to Barlow, [111].

KEATE, —, [340].
Keating, Geoffrey, Hist. of Ireland, [96].
Keble, —, bookseller, donor, [125].
Kedden, Rev. Ralph, [39].
Keigwyn, John, [44].
Keil, Prof. John, M.D., [134], [135], [136].
Kellow, Richard, Bp. of Durham, [216].
Kelly, Edward, his Holy Table, [162] n.
Kemble, J. M., Codex Dipl., [185].
Kempe, Thomas, Bishop of London, [10].
Kempis, Thomas à, [126].
Ken, John (erroneously printed Kerr), donor, [93].
Ken, Thomas, Bishop of Bath and Wells, [173] n.;
letters, [175] n.
Kennett, White, Bishop of Peterborough, [187] n., [212] n.
Kennicott, Benjamin, D.D., Hebr. Collations, &c., [191], [294] n.;
Arabic tracts, [231];
autograph, [320] n.
Kennon, Mrs., [182] n.
Kerver, Thielman, [312].
Kewsch, John, [65].
Kilby, —, [67].
King, —, bookseller, [201].
King, Charles, M.A., donor, [56] n.
King, John, Bishop of London, [36].
King, John, D.D., donor, [159].
King, J., bookseller, Moorfields, [182] n.
King, P., Lord, Life of Locke, cited [124].
Kingsborough, Viscount, Mexican Antiq. [246].
Kingsley, William, [289].
Kingston, Felix, a London printer, [32].
Kirkebote, Adam, Librarian, [11].
Kloss, Dr., sale, [253], [262].
Kneller, Sir Godfrey, donor, [147].
Knight, Archdeacon, [153].
Knight, Thomas, donor, [203].
Knox, John, [242], [248].
Koran, [76], [208], [326].
Kyngusbury, Thomas de, [316].
Kyrkeby, John, [7] n.

LACTANTIUS, [226].
Lacy, Edmund, Bishop of Exeter, [315].
La Fontaine, J. de, [298].
Laing, David, LL.D., mentioned, [49] n.;
donor, [183] n.
Lake, Gilbert, M.A., [107].
Lamb, James, D.D., his MSS., [93].
Landino, Christopher, [250], [310].
Landspring, English monastery at, [245].
Lane, Col. John, and Mrs. Letitia, [324].
Langbaine, Gerard, D.D., his Adversaria, [89];
mentioned, [59], [67], [78];
letter cited, [78].
Langlès, L. M., [239].
Langley, abbey register, [154] n.
Langley, Henry de, [316].
Langford, Emmanuel, M.A., [158].
Lansyng, Richard de, [316].
Lascelles, R., Oxford, cited, [95], [234] n.
Lasher, Josh., M.D., [179].
Lathbury, T., M.A., [282].
Lattebury, John, Expositio in Thren. Jerem., [112].
Laud, Archbp., his gifts, [61-65];
placed at the west end, [62];
coins, [339];
letters, [62], [322];
references to his MSS., [43], [246], [268], [295], [325-327];
mentioned, [31], [59], [82] n., [240], [290] n.;
writes verses on Bodley's death, [37];
portrait, [336];
book given to St. John's College, [53] n.
Laurence, Roger, M.A., [168] n.
Laurence, R. F., M.A., [235].
Laurence, Richard, Archbp. of Cashel, [220], [221], [267].
Laurentius Gallus, [329].
Layfields, John, [36].
Leake, William, [36].
Lecchelade, John de, [318].
Lee, Sir James, donor, [328].
Lee, Matthew, M.A., [107].
Lee, Sir Richard, donor of books, [22];
of a Muscovite cloak, [40], [307].
Lee, William, [302].
Leeu, Gerard, [155].
Legat, Hugh, [313].
Le Hunt, William, M.A., [107].
Leicester, Robert Dudley, first Earl of, donor, while Lord Lisle, [17];
his watch, [129];
book that belonged to him, [320].
Leicester, Cope, Earl of, [277], [321].
Leicestershire, [110].
Leighton, Archbishop, [179].
Leland, John, his MSS., [56], [318].
Le Long, le Père, [184] n.
Lendon, Abel, M.A., [202].
Le Neve, Peter, [174], [184].
Lennox, Mary, Countess of, [44].
Lennox, W. J., [210].
Lenthall, —, Janitor, [189].
Leofric, Bp. of Exeter, MSS. given to Exeter, [23].
Lerida, Brev. Illerdense, [303].
Le Sœur, Hubert, [61], [148].
Letheringham, Suffolk, [214].
Lewis, F., [211] n.
Lewis, Sir G. C., [274].
Lewis, John, M.A., MSS., [176], [248], [252].
Lewton, Edward, M.A., [201].
Ley, Edwin, donor, [44].
Leyden, [129], [133], [178], [199], [207], [228].
Lhuyd, Edw., cited, [20], [125];
MSS., [289].
Libri, Girol. da, [249].
Libri, Gugl., [273], [290].
Lichfield Cathedral, [179].
Lichfield, Leonard, [65].
Lilly, William, [169] n.
Lilly, W., bookseller, [260] n.
Linacer, Thomas, [316] n.
Lindsell, Augustine, Bp. of Peterb., [51], [290] n., [318].
Lister, Martin, M.D., his library, [288].
Livermore, George, [311].
Liverpool, Earl of, [221].
Livy, [112], [226].
Llandaff, [190].
Lloyd, William, Bp. of Worc., [116].
Locke, John, donor, [124].
Lockey, Thomas, B.D., elected Librarian, [90];
resigns, [93];
death, ib.
Lockhart, James, Papers, cited, [222] n.
Lodge, Thomas, [231].
Loftus, Dudley, [108].
Logan, D., [334].
London, Charter, [180];
houses in Distaff Lane, [32];
burned in the Fire, [38];
their rent in arrear, [58];
fire at the Temple, [86];
map of Lond. and Westm., [255];
cat. of MSS. at Lincoln's Inn, [96];
St. Peter's, Cornhill, [177];
Christ's Hospital, [186].
London Gazette, [302].
Longhi, G., [299].
Lorenzi, —, [226].
Louis XIV of France, [214].
Louis XVI of France, [267].
Loutherbourg, P. J. de, [244].
Louveau, J., [52].
Low Countries, [186].
Lownes, Humphrey, [36].
Lucan, [223], [262].
Luard, H. R., M.A., [328].
Lucas, —, bookseller, [290] n.
Luff, Richard, monk of Coventry, [314].
Lumley, John, sixth Lord, donor, [17].
Luther, Martin, [245], [246], [283], [285], [302].
Lutheran Tracts, German, [228], [283].
Lydgate, John, [177], [178], [318].
Lydiat, Thomas, M.A., [119].
Lye, Edward, M.A., [336].
Lyndewoode, William, Provinciale, [112].
Lysiaux, Thos., Dean of St. Paul's, [315].
Lyte, Rev. H. F., [273].

MACBRIDE, J. D., D.C.L., donor, [228];
mentioned, [278], [320] n.
Macdonald, Flora, [160] n.
Macfarlane, E. M., M.A., [203] n.
M'Ghee, Rev. R. J., donor, [262].
Machlinia, William de, [210].
Mackenzie, Sir George, [320] n.
Mackie, —, [340].
Macky, John, Journey through Eng., cited, [86] n.
Macpherson, D., [165], [166].
Macray, W. D., [85] n., [176], [206], [233] n., [250] n., [270], [287].
Mac-Regol, Abbot of Birr, [104].
Madden, Sir Fred., [177] n., [281], [330].
Madox, Thomas, [320] n.
Maffei, Scipio, Verona illust., cited, [230].
Magnusen, Finn, his MSS., [242].
Magna Charta, [185].
Maittaire, Michael, [177], [178], [179], [184].
Major, G., [246] n.
Malabar, Bp. of, [319].
Malabaric MS., [324].
Malmesbury, Chartulary, [110], [142].
Malone, Edmund, his library, [231-2].
Malyng, H., [318].
Man, Thomas, [32], [36].
Manaton, Pierce, M.D., [107].
Manaton, Robert, M.A., [107].
Manchester Cathedral, [179].
Manuzzi, Giuseppe, [225].
Maraldi, —, [205].
Marchant, N., [336].
Margaret of Anjou, [29].
Margaret, Queen of Scotland, [44].
Marlborough, John, first Duke of, [135].
Marriott, Charles, B.D., [278].
Marsh, Archbp. Narcissus, his bequest of MSS., [132-3].
Marschalle, William, [317].
Marshall, F. J., M.A., [259].
Marshall or Mareschal, Thomas, D.D., his printed books and MSS., [107];
recovers a lost MS., [92];
said to have borrowed MSS., [100];
mentioned, [150].
Martivall, R. de, Bp. of Sarum, [176], [317].
Marvell, Andrew, [320] n.
Mary I, her MS. Horæ and inscription, [42];
another inscription, [43].
Mary II, [175] n., [255].
Mary, Queen of Scotland, [171] n., [266] n.
Maskelyne, N. S., M.A., [278].
Mason, Robert, D.D., bequest, [264].
Massa, Michael de, [329].
Massey, Dr. Richard M., donor, [129].
Massinger, Philip, [231].
Master, Dr. Robert, donor, [9].
Mather, Cotton, [304].
Matthew of Westminster, [289].
Matthews, Rev. A. H., donor, [210];
Sub-librarian (?), [342].
Maunder, —, D.D., [157].
Maximilian, Emp. of Germany, [331].
Maximus, Valerius, [8].
Maynard, Joseph, B.D., donor, [90].
Mead, Dr. Richard, [142], [184], [340].
Medici, House of, [182].
Medici, Mary de, [249], [351].
Medyltone, Ralph de, [329].
Meerman, Ger. and John, [238].
Meetkirk, Prof. Edward, [81].
Melanchthon, Philip, [245], [246], [253].
Mendean MSS., [114], [300].
Mendham, Rev. Joseph, his bequest, [286];
Lit. Policy, cited, [91] n.
Mentelin, —, [210].
Mentz, [318].
Mericke, John, donor, [25].
Mexican Antiquities, [246], [325].
Michael, J., Hebrew books, [272].
Michaelis, J. D., [320] n.
Middlesex MSS., [175].
Middleton, Viscountess, [164].
Milan, Ambrosian Library, [47] n.
Mill, John, D.D., donor, [125];
mentioned, [99].
Mill, W. H., D.D., his MSS., [272].
Milles, Jeremiah, D.D., his MSS., [268].
Milton, John, books given by him, [45];
these, at one time, said to have been thrown out, [46], [160].
Missals, [23], [65], [179], [213], [225], [283].
Mocket, or Moket, Richard, [36].
Models, [49], [105], [236], [334], [337], [338].
Mollineux, —, [134].
Monasteries, dissolved, [271] n.
Moniteur, [205].
Monkhouse, Thomas, M.A., [164].
Monmouth, Duke of, letters and dying acknowledgment, [173], [323];
mentioned, [222], n., [282].
Monson, Sir W., cited, [24].
Montacute, Lord, donor, [17].
Montagu, Capt. M., bequest, [298].
Montagu, Richard, Bp. of Norwich, [47].
Montague, Edward Wortley, [206].
Montague, George, [36].
Monteith, Robert, Hist. of the Troubles, cited, [75].
Montfaucon, Bernard, [224].
Monthly Review, [260].
Moore, —, [340].
Morant, Philip, M.A., [174].
Morbeck, W. de, [59].
More, Hannah, [227].
More, Sir Thomas, [144] n., [187].
Moreri, L., [94].
Mores, E. Rowe, [156], [212] n., [320] n.
Morgan, Edward, M.A., [342].
Morley, Thomas, [206].
Morris, John, D.D., founder of the annual Bodley oration, [105].
Mortara, Count Aless., his library, [225], [279].
Morwent, Robert, [12].
Moses Chorenensis, Hist. Armen., [128].
Moses Maimonides, [114], [225].
Motthe, Georges de la, [326].
Mountjoy, Blount, Lord, donor, [22].
Mozarabic Breviary, [280].
Müller, A., donor, [228].
Müller, Max., M.A., Sub-librarian, [303];
resigned, [304].
Mummy, an Egyptian, [105].
Munich, duplicates from, [276].
Muris, Joh. de, [76].
Murr, — de, Memorab. Bibl. Norimb. cited, [230].
Murray, Dr. Alex., [267].
Murray, John, [184].
Musca, —, [9] n.
Music, printed books bought, [22];
from Stat. Hall, [189];
MSS., [205].
Musonius, [43].

NAHUMUS, Jod., Conc. in Evang., [80] n.
Nairne, David, his papers, [166].
Nalson, John, LL.D., papers, [153-4].
Napier, Sir Richard, letter cited, [73].
Napier, Rev. Richard, [74].
Napoleon I, portrait, [299];
medals, [340].
Nash, Thomas, [301].
Nassyngton, William of, [177].
Naunton, Sir R., [47].
Neal, D., cited, [68].
Needlework, Life of our Blessed Lord, [51] n.;
bindings, [51-53];
samplers, [53].
Neile, Rich., Bp. of Cov. and Lichfield, [36].
Nelson, Robert, [127] n.
Nemnivus, [20] n.
Neubauer, Dr. A., [272].
Nevile, Sir H., [48].
Nevile, Thomas, donor, [48].
New, E. P., B.D., [236].
Newcastle, William Cavendish, Marq. of, [216].
Newcastle, John Holles, Duke of, [180].
Newey, Thomas, M.A., [106].
Newington, Kent, parish register, [234].
Newman, F., [83] n.
Newman, G., [36].
Newman, Henry, papers, [176].
New South Wales, first printed book, [233].
Newspapers, 1672-1737, [302].
Newton, Richard, M.A., [106].
Newton, Thomas, [87].
New-Zealand Newspaper, [233] n.
Nichols, John, Progr. of James I cited, [48];
Lit. Anecd. cited, [78] n., [166] n., [200-1], [211] n.;
Lit. Hist. cited, [188], [211], [214] n., [217], [231], [257], [342];
Letters of Nicolson, [187] n.;
mentioned, [214], [302].
Nichols, John Gough, [325] n.
Nicoll, Alex., D.D., Sub-librarian, [220];
mentioned, [65], [95], [199], [215], [233].
Nicolson, Wm., Archbp. of Cashel, [187] n.
Noel, Rev. John, [184].
Norris, Edwin, [44].
Norris, John, Janitor, [134] n., [189].
Norfolk Tracts, [280].
Norkoping, Norway, [241] n.
North, Lord, donor, [193-4].
Northamptonshire MSS., [204].
Northumberland, Hen. Percy, Earl of, [87].
Norton, John, [36], [53].
Notes and Queries, [226] n., [250] n., [254] n., [338] n.
Nourse, Tim., donor, [124].
Novello, Vincent, donor, [206].
Nowell, Alex., Dean of St. Paul's, [336].
Nugent, Lord, Mem. of Hampden, [203] n.
Nurigian, Luke, [127].
Nutt, J. W., M.A., Sub-librarian, [304].

OCCLEVE, Thomas, or Hoccleve, q. v.
Ochini, Bern., [331].
O'Donnell, Magnus, [176].
Offor, G., [233] n.
Ogilvie, James, of Boyn, [222].
Ogilvie, J., [75].
O'Grady, Standish H., [176] n.
Okeover family, [237].
Opie, Mrs., [227].
Oppenheimer, D., Hebrew library, [243].
Orford, Lord, [212] n.
Ormesby, Robert de, [329].
Ormonde, James, first Duke of, [165], [166].
Ormonde, James, second Duke of, [175].
Ormulum, [102].
Osborne, T., bookseller, [216].
Oseney Abbey, book which belonged to, [176].
Osorius, Hier., Bishop of Faro, [24].
Oswen, H., [264].
Ouigour MS., [115].
Ouseley, Sir Fred. A. G., Bart., donor, [206];
MSS. bought from him, [289].
Ouseley, Sir Gore, his MSS., [289], [290], [332];
mentioned, [269].
Ouseley, Sir William, his MSS., [269];
Orient. Collect. cited, [206].
Ousley, Rev. John, [174].
Ovid, [20], [179], [252], [300].
Owen, Humphrey, B.D., elected Librarian, [160];
death, [192];
mentioned, [170] n., [185], [192].
Owen, John, D.D., [89].
Owen, John, [227].
Owun, [104].
Oxford, statutes of various colleges, [179];
the librarians of Cobham's and Duke Humphrey's libraries were Chaplains to the Univ., [5];
almanacks, [211];
books in the Library printed at Oxford before 1500, [111-2];
map, [335];
siege, [240];
All Souls' Coll. MS. there, [19] n.;
Anatomy School, [132], [134], [136], [140];
Ashmolean Museum, [105], [122], [163], [169] n., [189], [203] n.;
the Library transferred to the Bodleian, [286-9];
Balliol Coll. MSS. there, [5];
proposed catalogue of rare books, [201];
list of books not in the Bodleian, [203];
Ch. Ch. MSS. there, [49], [121];
Corp. Chr. Coll. MS. there, [10];
the old Univ. money chest there, [4] n.;
Divinity School, [5];
Durham Coll., [4], [20] n.;
Exeter Coll., list of books not in Bodleian, [203];
Hart Hall, [99];
Jesus Coll., list of books not in Bodleian, [203];
Magd. Coll. (see J. R. Bloxam), spur-royals, [84];
muniments, [85] n.;
first Grammar-master, [112] n.;
list of books not in Bodleian, [203];
catalogue of the library, [203];
account-books returned to the College, [215];
statutes refused to be returned, [261];
Merton Coll., proposed catalogue of rare books, [201];
Music School, [170] n.;
Oriel Coll. MS. there, [10];
portrait of Bodley, on glass, [45] n.;
proposed catalogue of rare books, [201];
list of books not in Bodleian, [203];
Queen's Coll. gave some of Junius' papers to the Bodleian, [103] n.;
books bequeathed by Barlow, [111], [115];
duplicates exchanged with Bodleian, [115];
a person employed in the Library, [201];
Dr. Mason's bequest, [265];
Radcliffe Library, [202];
the room assigned to the Bodleian, [293];
St. John's Coll., book given by Laud, [53] n., and bust of Charles I, [61];
St. Mary's Church, the first Library there, [3], [4];
west window, [3];
window of old Convocation House, [4] n.;
Fysher, the Librarian, buried in Adam de Brome's chapel, [160];
Schools' tower, inscription renewed, [147];
Univ. Coll. MSS. there, [18] n., [64] n.;
£50 due to the Bodleian from the College, [67];
account-books returned to the College, [215];
Wadham Coll., a person employed in the Library, [201];
Friars Minor, [20] n.
Oxford, Rob. Harley, first Earl of, [175].
Oxford, Edw. Harley, second Earl of, [9], [170] n., [184], [216].
Oxfordshire MSS., [175].

PACHYMERES, [159].
Paine, James, donor, [248].
Palares, Anthony, [303].
Palmerston, Lord, [319].
Palmyra, [189].
Parasceve, S., [324].
Paris, Mazarine Library, [47] n., [202];
MS. in Bibl. Imp., [115];
Church of Holy Sepulchre, [180].
Paris, Rev. Thomas, [39].
Park, Thomas, [258].
Parker, John, [170] n.
Parker, John Henry, M.A., [214].
Parker, Joseph, [271].
Parker, Matthew, Archbp. of Canterbury, De Antiq. Eccl. Brit., [170] n.;
Psalter, [250];
mentioned, [19], [24].
Parker, Samuel, son of the Bishop, [144].
Parker, Thomas, [144], [192].
Parkes, Mrs., [245].
Parliamentary Committee for Augmentation of Livings, [129].
Parr, Q. Katherine, inscription, [43];
MS. dedicated to her, [52].
Parret, —, [11] n.
Parsons, Joseph, M.A., donor, [191].
Parthenius, Patriar. of Constant., [94].
Parthenope of Blois, [178].
Pate, William, donor, [196] n.
Patrick, St., [64].
Patrick, Symon, Bp. of Ely, [185] n.
Patridge, Daniel, [125].
Paul III., Pope, [283].
Paulus, H. E. G., [81].
Payne and Foss, Messrs., [229], [230], [245], [332].
Peach, John and Samuel, [194].
Peacock, —, [227].
Pembroke, Philip Herbert, Earl of, donor, [76].
Pembroke, William Herbert, Earl of, donor of the Barocci MSS., [54];
letter to the Vice-Chanc., ib.;
gave licence for borrowing the MSS., [51], [54], [79];
statue of him, given by Thomas, seventh Earl, [148].
Penton, Stephen, B.D., donor, [124].
Pepys, Samuel, his MS. papers, [172].
Percy, Thomas, Bp. of Dromore, [232].
Periam, William, M.A., [107].
Perrott, Sir John, letters, [150].
Perrott, Thomas, D.C.L., donor, [150].
Persian MSS., [22], [33], [49], [63], [91], [113] bis, [199], [208], [215], [228], [240], [269], [289], [290], [294] n.
Persius, [23].
Peters, Hugh, donor, [88].
Peters, Rev. William, [209].
Petit, Sam, MS. Notes on Josephus, [94].
Petrarch, [8], [298].
Pett, Peter, LL.B., donor, [76].
Phædrus, [298].
Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy, [331].
Phillips, Sir Thomas, [288].
Phœnician Inscription, [162].
Picus, Joh., [316] n.
Pickering, William, sale, [282].
Piers Plowman, [101], [178].
Pigott, Rev. G., donor, [269].
Pigouchet, P., [312].
Pindar, —, Consul at Aleppo, donor, [33].
Pinelli, Mapheo, [200].
Pipping, —, [241] n.
Pius V, Pope, [283].
Plato, [8] n., [9], [10], [59], [115].
Playford, John, [206].
Plays, their admission discouraged by Bodley as a scandal to the Library, [66];
collections purchased, [248].
Plenus-Amoris, various scribes of this name, [18], [19] n.
Pliny, [8], [11], [250], [273], [310].
Plot, R., Nat. Hist. of Staff. cited, [325].
Plunket, O., R. C. Archbp. of Armagh, [337].
Pococke, Edward, D.D., his MSS. and printed books, [113], [115], [268], [311];
mentioned, [78], [199];
references to MSS., [81].
Pococke, Rich., Bp. of Meath, Travels cited, [162].
Pointer, Rev. John, Oxon. Acad. cited, [86] n., [161].
Pole, Francis, [184].
Polish Books, [276].
Politian, Ang., [273].
Polsted, Benj., donor, [92].
Polyander, Dr. John, [178].
Pontifical, Salisbury, [176].
Pope, Alexander, donor, [158];
letters, [178], [322];
mentioned, [232];
portrait, [336].
Pope, Sir Thomas, [289].
Pore Helpe, [155].
Porret, Gilbert, [9] n.
Porter, —, M.D., [162].
Powle, Henry, [184].
Powney, Richard, LL.D., [164].
Prayer, Book of Common, [237], [248], [264], [282].
Preme, L. de, [226].
Prendergast, J. P., [166].
Prescott, W. H., [319].
Preston, J., [81].
Prestwich, —, [67].
Price, Daniel, Dean of St. Asaph, [178].
Price, John, B.D., elected Librarian, [192];
complaint against him, [197];
death, [217];
portrait, [336];
mentioned, [166], [194], [197], [204], [205], [209], [218].
Price, J. M., M.A., [273].
Prices of books, [65].
Prichard, Constantine, Janitor, account of him, [98-9].
Prideaux, Dr. John, [81].
Priestley, Dr., [280].
Primer, Salisbury, [296].
Prince, Daniel, bookseller, [200].
Prince, Mrs. Mary, donor, [148].
Printers, clerical, [259-60].
Prior, Matthew, [175].
Proclus, [59].
Prudentius, [23].
Purcell, Henry, [205], [206].
Purefoy, Humphrey and Thomas, [56].
Pusey, Edward B., D.D., [82] n., [278];
Catal., [65], [199], [225], [233].
Puttick and Simpson, Messrs., [245].
Pybrac, Sieur de, [49].
Pyne, Rev. T., [210].
Pynson, Richard, [312].

QUARTERLY REVIEW cited, [257] n.
Queensberry, Duke of, [164].
Quignones, Cardinal, [284].
Quivil, Peter, Bp. of Exeter, [317].

RADCLIFFE, Joseph, [164].
Radzivil, Prince N., [229].
Raffaelle, [251], [334].
Raleigh, Sir Walter, donor, [24].
Ramsey, John, [316].
Randolph, John, D.D., [198].
Ranshoven, Bible which belonged to the church, [224].
Rassam, Hormuzd, donor, [335].
Ratelband, —, bookseller at Amsterdam, [92].
Ravius, Constantine, [92].
Rawlins, T., Pophills, [168] n., [173] n., [174] n.
Rawlinson, Richard, D.C.L., account of him, [168-9];
his printed books, [170], [171], [183];
MSS., [172-182], [216], [217];
coins, seals, &c., [182], [183];
some of his portraits, [336], [337];
references to MSS., [19] n., [28], [38], [53], [77] n., [117] n., [126], [128] n., [154] n., [155] n., [157] n., [160] n., [165] n., [216], [234], [252], [261], [271], [322], [323], [325], [328], [335];
book-plate, [3];
Continuation of Wood's Athenæ, cited, [130];
History of Hereford, [120];
endeavoured to compile a list of the annual Bodley Orators, [106].
Rawlinson, Sir Thomas, [168].
Rawlinson, Thomas, his son, [169], [170] n., [178], [184].
Ray, William, donor, [24].
Reade, William, [58].
Reader, W., [298].
Reay, Stephen, B.D., Sub-librarian, [242];
resignation and death, [293];
mentioned, [163], [286].
Rebenstein, A., [275] n.
Record Commission, Report for 1800 cited, [151], [167], [177], [185], [205];
for 1837, [96];
Eighth Report of Dep.-Keeper of Records, [170] n.
Red-letter books, [171] n.
Reggio, J. S., [280].
Renouard, —, [242].
Reynolds, Edward, D.D., [45] n.
Reynolds, Sir Joshua, [248].
Richards, —, [164].
Richmond, Margaret, Countess of, [105].
Richmond, George, [337].
Ridley, Thomas, [36].
Rigaud, Lt.-col. Gibbes, donor, [33], [319], [338].
Rigaud, John, B.D., donor, [303].
Rigaud, Prof. S. P., M.A., [195].
Rivers, Richard, Lord, [19].
Rives, George, Warden of New College, donor, [22].
Roberts, —, [340].
Roberts, B. and E., [271].
Roberts, J. P., M.A., [235], [239].
Roberts, Lewis, donor, [51].
Robertson, Prof. A., [194].
Robertson, Rev. F. W., [297].
Robins, George, [267].
Robinson, —, clock-maker, Gracechurch-street, [182] n.
Robinson, John, Bp. of London, MS. papers, [175].
Robson, Charles, B.D., donor, [56], [92].
Roch, Thomas, Janitor, [88].
Rochester, Henry Hyde, Earl of, [163], [164].
Rock, Dr., Church of our Fathers, cited, [29].
Rodd, Thomas, [258].
Roe, Sir Thomas, his gift of MSS., [49], [50-51];
sanctioned the lending of his books, [51], [79].
Roger of Hereford, [58].
Rogers, Samuel, M.A., [342].
Roillet, Nicholas, [283]
Rolin, Cardinal John, [310].
Rolle, R., of Hampole, [101], [177], [178].
Rollright, Oxon, glass from the church, [30].
Rome, reports from agents, [177];
Rocca Library, [47] n.
Rood, Theodore, printer in Oxford, [112].
Rosamond, Fair, her coffin, [30] n.
Ross, Alexander, donor, [91].
Ross, John, Hist. Angl., [120], [138], [141].
Rosse, John, [141].
Rossingham, Captain, [77] n.
Rouceby, Walter de, [328].
Rous, John, M.A., elected Librarian, [44];
applies to Milton for his Poems, [45];
reception of King James' Works, [48];
hinders the breaking open of Bodley's chest, [45] n.;
appendix to catalogue, [60];
complains of the neglect of the Stationers' Company, [31];
refuses to lend a book to the king, [72];
death, [76];
legacy, ibid.;
mentioned, [56], [309].
Routh, M. J., D.D., his printed library bequeathed to Durham, [4] n.;
sale of his MSS., [141] n.;
donor, [237];
mentioned, [252];
portrait, [337].
Rowell, G. A., [309] n.
Roxburghe sale, [42] n.
Rubens, Sir P. P., [148].
Runic alphabets, [20] n.;
almanacks, [105], [161].
Rupert, Prince, letters, [154].
Rushworth, John, donor, [104];
cited, [31].
Russel, Rev. Bertrand, donor, [205].
Russell, Charles, D.D., President of Maynooth, [166].
Russian books, [19], [22], [25] bis, [55], [63], [105], [107];
cloak, [40], [307].
Ruthin School, [157].
Ryley, William, [174].
Rymer, Thomas, [320] n.
Ryser, Jeorius, [65].

S. W., bell-founder, [33].
Saadiah, Rabbi, [82] n.
Sacramentaria, [262], [290].
Sadler, Anne, wife of Ralph, donor, [333].
Sadlington, Michael, M.A., [107].
Saibante, Giovanni, [226], [230].
St. Amand, James, his bequest, [185];
Catalogue, [216].
St. Amand, George and Martha, [185] n.
St. Bridget, Adam, [314].
St. George, Sir Richard, [174].
St. George, Sir Thomas, [174], [184].
Sale, George, MSS., [294] n.
Salisbury, books which belonged to the Cathedral, [176].
Salt, W., [303].
Samaritan MSS., [107], [113], [126], [296].
Sancroft, Archbp., mentioned, [125];
his papers, [153-4].
Sandford, Oxon, Chartulary, [110].
Sandwich, Earl of, [166].
Sandys, Lady K., donor, [28].
Sanford, Jos., B.D., donor, [170] n.
Sanscrit MSS., [93] (the first);
[265], [269], [272], [291], [294] n., [323].
Saona, Gul. de, [298].
Sarpi, Paolo, [207].
Saumarez, Sir James, [218].
Savile, Sir H., donor, [19];
mentioned, [82] n., [251].
Saxon, —, [245].
Say, William, [7] n.
Scarborough, Sir Charles, his auction, [115].
Schelging, Samuel, [241] n.
Schneider, —, [283].
Schoenleben, Conrad, [230].
Schoiffer, Peter, see Fust, [310].
Schönsperger, Hans, [310], [312].
Schultens, H. A., [199], [320] n.
Schweighäuser, Joh., [320] n.
Scotland, letters of Scottish bishops, [154], [237];
Hooke's correspondence, [222].
Scott, G. C. and R. A., Italian books, [271].
Scott, G. G., [235], [284].
Scott, Capt. Jon., [206].
Scott, Thomas, first janitor? [88].
Scott, Sir W., [227], [258].
Scott, Will., Lord Stowell, [196].
Scrope, Rich., D.D., [164].
Seal, or 'sea-elephant,' a, bought, [104].
Sebastian, St., [332].
Secker, Thomas, Archbp. of Cant., [199].
Secretan, C. F., M.A., Life of Nelson, cited, [127] n.
Seffrid, Bp. of Chichester, [314].
Selden, John, his library, [77-87];
death-bed, [77] n.;
book in his collection which belonged to Anne Boleyn, [27] n.;
some MSS. burnt at the Temple, [86];
some of his books at Lincoln's Inn and Coll. of Physicians, ib.;
books placed at west end of Library, [60];
references to books and MSS., [55], [111], [239] n., [243], [246], [320];
gave an Arabic astrolabe to Laud, [61];
his house broken into by robbers, [83];
mentioned, [50], [51], [139];
portraits, [336].
Seligmann, Isaac, [243].
Selwyn, G. A., Bp. of Lichfield, [319].
Sermons, collections of, [273], [276].
Servetus, Michael, [247].
Sever, Henry, [316].
Seward, Miss, Anecdotes, cited, [110] n., [203] n.
Seymour, Jane, Q. consort of Henry VIII, [334].
Sforza, Bona, [249].
Shakespeare, W., the first Folio, [41];
Venus and Adonis, and other poems, [67], [247];
editions of single plays, &c., [231], [248], [258];
his autograph, [300-302].
Sharp, John, Archbp. of York, [127].
Sharpe, Dr. Gregory, [294] n.
Shaw, Henry, Illuminated Ornaments, cited, [250], [330] bis.
Shaw, Thomas, D.D., donor, [163].
Sheldon, Archbp. Gilbert, mentioned, [97];
Papers, [155] n., [237];
his family Bible, [237].
Sheldon, William, [212] n.
Sherfiddin Iahia ben Almocar, [114].
Shirley, W. W., D.D., [90].
Shirman, Henry, M.A., [107].
Shotover, near Oxford, [29] n.
Shropshire MSS., &c., [163], [263-4].
Shuckbridge, Grace, [131].
Siamese Prince, [319].
Sichardus, Joh., [17] n.
Siddons, Mrs. [232].
Sigismund I of Poland, [249].
Silk, books printed on, [170] n.
Simeon, Sir John, [101].
Simon, Thomas, [340] n.
Skeat, W. W., M.A., [101] n.
Simonides, Dr. Const., [199] n., [280-1].
Skillerne, Richard S., M.A., [202].
Slack, Samuel, M.A., [219].
Sloane, Sir Hans, donor, [120].
Slythers, —, [11] n.
Smalridge, George, Bp. of Bristol, [149].
Smith, —, [42] n.
Smith, Edmund, M.A., MS. of his Bodley Speech, [106].
Smith, Miles, Bp. of Gloucester, [82] n.
Smith, Richard, [141].
Smith, R. Payne, D.D., mentioned, [65], [189], [296], [300];
Sub-librarian, [286], [293];
Regius Professor of Divinity, [303].
Smith, Thomas, D.D., his MSS., [55], [152-3], [178], [180];
Vita Bernardi, cited, [94], [114], [116].
Smith, Thomas, [67].
Smith, William, M.A., donor, [150].
Smyth, Edward, account of a Russian cloak, [307].
Smyth, Miles, [237].
Smythe, Thomas, [19].
Snetesham, John, D.D., [315].
Sneyd, Rev. Walter, [226].
Snoshill, William, grand-nephew to Bodley, petition to University, [39].
Solly, —, [245].
Somers, John, Lord, [172], [184].
Somerset, Duke of, [256].
Sonibanck, John, [120].
Sophia, Electress of Hanover, [175].
Sotheby and Wilkinson, Messrs., [297], [300].
Sotheby, Samuel Leigh, cited, [45], [246], [281], [321];
mentioned, [268], [273], [276].
South, Professor John, [81].
South, Robert, D.D., bequest, [143].
Southampton, Jane Wriothesley, Countess of, book which belonged to her, [43];
her daughters, [44].
Southwell, Sir Robert, [173] n.
Spanish books, [76], [225], [238], [253].
Sparchiford, Archdeacon Richard, [316] n.
Sparke, Thomas, M.A., [106].
Spelman, Sir Henry, [184].
Spencer, Earl, [251].
Spencer, or Spicer, —, [67].
Spencer, Sir Richard, donor, [177] n.
Spenser, John, [36].
Spinckes, Bp. Nath., [177], [184].
Sprat, Thomas, Bp. of Rochester, [173].
Stacpoole, C. P., [311].
Standish, Dr., [11] n.
Standish, John, [36].
Stanhope, Lady Hester, donor, [229].
Stanley, Edward, donor, [196].
Stapiltone, Sir Miles de, [329].
Stark, J. M., [286].
Stationers' Company, grant to the Library of all books printed by them, [30];
negligent in performance, [31], [41], [73];
plate given them by Bodley, [32];
first book given by them, [32];
ordinance for supply of books to the Library, [34];
payment from the Library to the Bedel of the Company, [40];
Statutes for delivery of books, [92];
books claimed personally by Hyde, [110];
first Copy-right Act, [128];
last Copy-right Act, [254];
increased receipt of books, [218].
Statius, [179].
Steinschneider, Dr. M., [243], [244], [272].
Steele, —, [120] n.
Stephanus, Robert, [320].
Stephen, King of England, [185].
Stephen, a Greek scribe, [208].
Stevens, Henry, [232], [272].
Stevenson, Rev. Joseph, [18] n., [105].
Stewart, C. J., [112], [143].
Stillingfleet, E., Bp. of Worc., [9], [124].
Stōchs, George, [310].
Stoke, Abbot John, [313].
Stow Wood, near Oxford, [29] n.
Strafford, Thomas, third Earl of, [175].
Strange, John, [202].
Strange, Sir Thomas, [319].
Strangwayes, Giles, [19].
Strickland, H. E., M.A., [277].
Strode, William, M.A., [55].
Strype, John, M.A., [170] n.
Stubbe, H., M.A., Sub-librarian, [88], [89].
Stukeley, William, M.D., [57].
Suidas, [226].
Summers, Prof., [284].
Summerset, John, M.D., [8] n.
Sunderlin, Lord, donor of Malone collection, [231].
Sunningwell, Berks, [109].
Sussex, Duke of, his sale, [97], [321].
Sutherland, Alexander H., [255], [258];
portrait, [336].
Sutherland, Mrs., illustrated Clarendon and Burnet, [254-258].
Sutterton, Lincolnshire, churchwarden's accounts, [177].
Sutton, Sir Robert, [143].
Swallow, Joseph, B.A., [147].
Swedenborg, Emmanuel, donor, [189].
Sweynheym and Pannartz, [210], [232], [273].
Swinton, John, D.D., Inscr. Citieæ cited, [162].
Sydenham, Sir Philip, [136].
Symonds, —, [11] n.
Symonds, Henry, M.A., [251], [266].
Syriac MSS., [56], [63], [91], [107], [114], [296], [300], [326].

TALBOT, William, Bp. of Oxford, [116].
Talman, J., [333].
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Tasso, Torquato, [336].
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Taunton, J. B., M.A., [266], [270].
Taylor, Joseph, LL.D., donor, [92], [107].
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Telugu MSS., [319], [326].
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ADDENDA ET CORRIGENDA.

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OXFORD:
BY T. COMBE, M.A., E. B. GARDNER, E. P. HALL, AND H. LATHAM, M.A.
PRINTERS TO THE UNIVERSITY.

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OVIDII METAMORPHOSEΩN
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