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Bodleian Library, Oxford University
Locke’s Library
A substantial portion of Locke’s library survives in the Bodleian Library. Many of the books contain manuscript annotations or have manuscript papers inserted.
Cabala denudata. 1677.
[H&L 558] Shelfmark: 9/34
inserted into Locke’s copy: Paper titled Caballa 88 (1688)
Le Nouveau Testament … traduit en francois
avec le Grec et le Latin de la Vulgate ajoutez a cote.
Nouv. éd. Mons, 1673. 8o. Interleaved and bound in 5 vols.
[H&L 2864] Shelfmark: 9.103-9.107
inserted at p. 249: Notes on Hebrews
Purchas, S[amuel]. Pilgrimes. 1625-1626.
[H&L 2409] Shelfmark: 14/23 a-e
Pasted into Locke’s copy: Letter from Peter King to Locke, 28 November 1696. [printed De Beer v. 2149]
Toinard, Nicolas. Evangeliorum Harmonia Græco-Latina.
Interleaved set of proof sheets.
[H&L 2934] Shelfmark: 18.1
on page 1: Ex dono inscription by Locke.
on page following colophon: Testimonial to Toinard, 3/13 December 1678; draft in Bodleian Library, MS. Locke c. 27, f. 53. [printed De Beer, i. 428]
Also includes corrections or additions in Locke’s hand on various pages; some are based on E. Merillius, Notæ philologicæ in Passionem Christi (1657) and some from letters from Toinard.
