Astronomia geometrica, 4to, Oxon.
Severall sermons, wherof one was at the funerall of the duke of Albemarle, who was his great friend, and whose eies he closed.
[1205]Seth Ward, lord bishop of Salisbury, studied the common lawe, and I find this paper, which is his owne handwriting, amongst his scattered papers which I rescued from being used by the cooke since his death, which was destinated with other good papers and letters to be put under pies.
[1206]He writ a reply to Bullialdus, which might be about the bigness of his Astronomia Geometrica, which he lent to somebody (forgot), and is lost. In the bishop's study are several letters between Bullialdus and him, and between Hevelius and him.
<His foundation at Buntingford.>
[1207]At Buntingford, Hertfordshire[CQ]:—
[1684.
This hospitall was erected and endowed by Seth Ward, D.D., lord bishop of Salisbury and chancellor of the most noble order of the Garter, who was born in this towne within the parish of Aspden and educated in the free-schoole of Buntingford.]
The bishop's will not observed: the people there say so: cosen Freeman[1208] said <so>.