[ Table of Contents ] [ Chronological Listing ] [ Repository Listing ] [ MS. Locke ] Bodleian Library, Oxford University MS. Locke e. 17A bound volume containing miscellaneous notes and documents. The notebook was begun during Lockes first years at Oxford, but later material was added. The initial pages were used as a commonplace book; there is a rudimentary alphabetical index (only two entries) on pp. 353-355. The volume includes copies by Locke and others of a number of Restoration poems, including several by Lockes friend Sir William Godolphin. Perhaps the most interesting item is Some General Reflections upon The beginning of St: Johns Gospel, in the hand of Sylvester Brounower (pp. [175]-[223]). xxviii, 358 pages (pp. 224-358 blank). 180 × 140 mm. Bound in calf, with some blind tooling. pp. 175-223: Some general reflections upon the beginning of St. Johns Gospel [1690s?] |