[1313] i.e. in one of the lives written by Aubrey. The reference is to the quotation given supra from MS. Aubr. 6.
[1314] The same matter is found in MS. Ballard 14, fol. 126, in a letter from Aubrey to Anthony Wood, dated Feb. 17, 1679/80.
[1315] Subst. for 'Parliament-house.'
[1316] See Clark's Wood's City of Oxford, i. 175; Doble's Hearne's Collections, iii. 215; Madan's Early Oxford Press.
[1317] Sic, in MS.
[1318] Subst. for 'the cathedrall church.'
[1319] Some of the older sets of college rooms in Oxford still show the difference of rooms referred to here and several times in the Lives. There was a large room, the 'chamber' or living and sleeping room, with two or more beds; off this, there were two or more tiny rooms, the 'studies,' in which the students did their work by day, boxed up close in winter for warmth. See T. G. Jackson's Wadham College, p. 133.
[1320] Heraldic memorials of the events of our Saviour's passion.
[1321] The slip is perhaps of date Dec. 1681, or a little later: cp. Clark's Wood's Life and Times, ii. 558, iii. 3. The index to the MS. is dated July 1, 1681 (MS. Aubr. 8, fol. 5).
[1322] Dupl. with ''twas begun.'