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Paraph March 1677 Paraph


March   N.S.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
22 23 24 25 26 27 28
29 30 31

 

February/March   O.S.
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
27 28 29 1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21

Sunday, 1 March 1676, n.s.

20 February 1676, o.s.

Weather observations at Montpellier: “[Wind] S.E. Very fair & cold.” [Journal, ed. Lough]

Journal entry: Vinea [Lough]

Letter: To an unknown correspondent (unfinished draft), dated 1 March 1676 [n.s.]; written from Montpellier. [De Beer, i. 310]

Monday, 2 March 1676, n.s.

21 February 1676, o.s.

Weather observations at Montpellier: “[Wind] S.E. Cloudy. Cold.” [Journal, ed. Lough]

Tuesday, 3 March 1676, n.s.

22 February 1676, o.s.

Weather observations at Montpellier: “[Wind] S.E. Cloudy. Cold.” [Journal, ed. Lough]

Wednesday, 4 March 1676, n.s.

23 February 1676, o.s.

“We went to Frontignan, 4 leagues. … From hence we went to Port Cette [Sète]. … Cette is 1 ½ leagues from Frontignan. … From hence we went to Balaruc [Balaruc-les-Bains] & lay there.” [Journal 1675-76, pages 138-140]

Journal entries: Vinea [repeated on pages 138-139], Oliva, Frontignan, Cette [repeated on pages 139-140], Balaruc [Lough]

Thurssday, 5 March 1676, n.s.

24 February 1676, o.s.

[Returned to Montpellier]

Journal entry: Balaruc [Lough]

A shipment of vines for Shaftesbury “shipd at Bourdeaux 5 March by Pierre Rocaure on the ship James of Yarmouth, master Tho: Paris, consigned to Mr. Kiffin at London. Freight five shillings.” [Journal for 17 March 1676 [n.s.], ed. Lough]

Persons encountered: Earl of Shaftesbury (journal); Pierre Rocaure (journal); Thomas Paris (journal); Mr. Kiffin (journal)

Friday, 6 March 1676, n.s.

25 February 1676, o.s.

At Montpellier.

Journal entries: Kermes [repeated on pages 142, 145], Markasites [i.e. Marquesites], Argentum, Stannum, Stadium, Mensurae [repeated on pages 146-150] [Lough]

Saturday, 7 March 1676, n.s.

26 February 1676, o.s.

At Montpellier.

Journal entry: Milites [Lough]

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Sunday, 8 March 1676, n.s.

27 February 1676, o.s.

At Montpellier.

Journal entry: Mercurius (Dr. Barbeyrac) [Lough]

Person encountered: Dr. Charles Barbeyrac (source for journal entry)

Tuesday, 10 March 1676, n.s.

29 February 1676, o.s.

At Montpellier.

Journal entry: Vitis [Lough]

Friday, 13 March 1676, n.s.

3 March 1676, o.s.

At Montpellier.

A shipment of oranges for Shaftesbury “[s]hipped by Pierre Rocaure on the Recovery of Yarmouth at Bordeaux, Nathaniel Locke, Master, consignd to Mr. Kiffin at London, 13 March 1676. Freight 8s..” [Journal for 24 March 1676 n.s., ed. Lough]

Persons encountered: Earl of Shaftesbury (journal); Pierre Rocaure (journal); Nathaniel Locke (journal); Mr. Kiffin (journal)

Sunday, 15 March 1676, n.s.

5 March 1676, o.s.

At Montpellier.

Journal entries: Sal, Mensura [Lough]

Tuesday, 17 March 1676, n.s.

7 March 1676, o.s.

At Montpellier.

Journal entry: Vini spiritus [Lough]

Letter: To Thomas Stringer (missing), dated 17 March 1676 [n.s.]; enclosing the bill of lading for a shipment of vines, shipped from Bordeaux on 5 March; answered by Stringer on 6 April. [Journal, ed. Lough]

Person encountered: Thomas Stringer (letter)

Wednesday, 18 March 1676, n.s.

8 March 1676, o.s.

At Montpellier.

Journal entries: Doctoratus [repeated on pages 153-154], Beefe, Mutton, Protestants, Homicidia, Oliva, Operarij, Exchange [Lough]

Person encountered: Jacques Puech (journal)

Thursday, 19 March 1676, n.s.

9 March 1676, o.s.

At Montpellier.

Journal entries: Hortus, Vulnus, Hernia [Lough]

Saturday, 21 March 1676, n.s.

11 March 1676, o.s.

At Montpellier.

Journal entries: Quarter sols peices, Acetarium [Lough]

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Sunday, 22 March 1676, n.s.

12 March 1676, o.s.

At Montpellier.

Journal entry: Cartesiana philosophia: “The New philosophie prohibited to be taught in universitys, schooles & Academies.” [Journal, ed. Lough]

Person encountered: Pierre Sylvain Régis (source for journal entry)

Tuesday, 24 March 1676, n.s.

14 March 1676, o.s.

“Dined at Pont Lunell, 4 Leagues from Montpellier. … From thence to Aigues Mortes, 2 leagues …” [Journal 1675-76, page 161]

Weather observations at Port Lunel: “[Wind] S.E., very cold.” [Journal, ed. Lough]

Journal entries: Port Lunell, Aigues mortes [repeated on pages 161-163], Mare, Vidor [i.e. Vidourle] [Lough]

Letter: To Thomas Stringer (missing), dated 24 March 1676 [n.s.]; enclosing the bill of lading for a shipment of oranges, shipped from Bordeaux on 13 March. [Journal, ed. Lough]

Person encountered: Thomas Stringer (letter)

Wednesday, 25 March 1676, n.s.

15 March 1676, o.s.

“We went to Pecais, 2 leagues. … We lay at night at Pont Lunell.” [Journal 1675-76, pages 164, 168]

Weather observations near Port Lunell: “[Wind] S. Hard. Very cold.” [Journal, ed. Lough]

Journal entries: Pecais, Mare, Sal [twice], Minot, Muyd, Vinea [Lough]

Thursday, 26 March 1676, n.s.

16 March 1676, o.s.

“From Pont Lunel to Castret [Castries], 2 long leagues.” [Journal 1675-76, page 169]

Journal entries: Castrete/Castrette [repeated on pages 169-172], Vinea, Agricultura, Itinerantes [Lough]

Friday, 27 March 1676, n.s.

17 March 1676, o.s.

Presumably returned to Montpellier.

Journal entry: Spacium [repeated on pages 173-174] [Aaron & Gibb]

Saturday, 28 March 1676, n.s.

18 March 1676, o.s.

At Montpellier.

Journal entries: Lectica, Funera [Lough]

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Sunday, 29 March 1676, n.s.

19 March 1676, o.s.

At Montpellier.

Journal entry: Papa

Monday, 30 March 1676, n.s.

20 March 1676, o.s.

At Montpellier.

Journal entry: Oliva [Lough]

Tuesday, 31 March 1676, n.s.

21 March 1676, o.s.

At Montpellier.

Journal entry: Judicium [Lough]

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Sources: Journal 1675-76 = MS. Locke f. 1, as transcribed in:

Lough = Locke’s travels in France, 1675-1679 : as related in his journals, correspondence and other papers / edited with an introduction and notes by John Lough. – Cambridge : University Press, 1953.

Aaron & Gibb = An early draft of Locke’s Essay : together with excerpts from his journals / edited by R.I. Aaron and Jocelyn Gibb. – Oxford : Clarendon Press, 1936.

De Beer = The correspondence of John Locke / edited by E.S. de Beer. – Oxford : Clarendon Press, 1976-89. – 8 vols. – (Clarendon edition of the works of John Locke)