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

Monday, 1 March 1677, n.s.

19 Feb. 1677, o.s.

“From Beziers to Pisariay [Puisserguier], 2 leagues … From Pisariay to St. Chignan de la Corne [St. Chinian], 2 leagues … From St. Chignan to St. Ponx, 3 leagues …”[Journal 1677, page 63]

Journal entries: Pisariai, St Chignan, St Ponx, Arpan, Seterys, Wine[Lough]

Tuesday, 2 March 1677, n.s.

20 Feb. 1677, o.s.

“From St. Ponx to St. Amand, 4 leagues … From St. Amand to Castres, 4 leagues …”[Journal 1677, pages 65-66]

Journal entries: St Amand, Protestantes, Parelias, Venerea, Castres, Protestants[Lough, Dewhurst]

Ash Wedneesday, 3 March 1677, n.s.

21 Feb. 1677, o.s.

At Castres.

Journal entries: Castres, Convents[Lough]

Thursday, 4 March 1677, n.s.

22 Feb. 1677, o.s.

“From Castres to the Reservoir neare Revel [on the Canal du Languedoc], 4 leagues … From thence to Castle Naudary, 3 leagues.”[Journal 1677, pages 68]

Journal entries: Revel, Reservoir[Lough]

Letter dated: From Thomas Coxe. — [De Beer, i. 321]

Friday, 5 March 1677, n.s.

23 Feb. 1677, o.s.

“From Castlenaudari on the Canale’s side to the Basin, 2 leagues. … From the basin at Narouse back to Castlenaudary, 1 league.”[Journal 1677, pages 68-72]

Weather observations at Castlenaudary: “Rain all morning.” — [Journal, ed. Lough; shorthand]

Journal entries: Castle Naudary, Watermill, Basin, Canale, Mill, Scripture, Hydrophobia[Lough, Dewhurst]

Letter dated: From Anthony Ashley Cooper, first Earl of Shaftesbury. — [De Beer, i. 321]

Saturday, 6 March 1677, n.s.

24 Feb. 1677, o.s.

“To Carcasson, 6 leagues.”[Journal 1677, page 72]

Journal entries: Carcasson, Cloth, Kan, Aune, Taxes, Clothing, Toise[Lough]

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Sunday, 7 March 1677, n.s.

25 Feb. 1677, o.s.

“To Carcasson, 6 leagues.”[Journal 1677, page 72]

Journal entries: States [Estates of Languedoc; twice], Carcassone[Lough]

Monday, 8 March 1677, n.s.

26 Feb. 1677, o.s.

“From Carcasson to Narbone, 8 leagues.”[Journal 1677, page 72]

Journal entries: Olive trees, Narbone, Trinity, States, Carcassone[Lough]

Letter dated: From Sir John Banks. — [De Beer, i. 323]

Tuesday, 9 March 1677, n.s.

27 Feb. 1677, o.s.

“From Narbon to Beziers, 4 leagues.”[Journal 1677, page 78]

Weather observations at Beziers: “[Wind] N.W. Very fair and very warm.” — [Journal, ed. Lough; part shorthand]

Journal entry: Beziers[Lough]

Wednesday, 10 March 1677, n.s.

28 Feb. 1677, o.s.

“From Beziers to St. Ibery [St. Thibery], 3 leagues, from St. Obery to Loupian, 3 leagues, and from Loupian to Ballaruke baths [Balaruc-les-Bains], 1 league.”[Journal 1677, page 78]

Weather observations at Beziers: “[Wind] S., very fair and very warm.” — [Journal, ed. Lough; part shorthand]

Journal entries: St Ibery, Loupian[Lough]

Thursday, 11 March 1677, n.s.

1 March 1677, o.s.

“From Balleruk [Balaruc] to Port Sette [Sète], 1½ leagues. … From Sette to Frontignan 1 league. From Frontignan to Montpellier, 3 leagues.”[Journal 1677, pages 78-80]

Weather observations: “[Wind] E. Fair and so hot that it was troublesom.” — [Journal, ed. Lough; part shorthand]

Journal entries: Balleruk, Sette, Cette, Frontignan[Lough]

Saturday, 13 March 1677, n.s.

3 March 1677, o.s.

At Montpellier.

Journal entry: Prophesie[Lough]

Letter (undated): From Dr. Denis Grenville, [c. 3/13-5/15 March 1677]. — [De Beer, i. 321]

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Sunday, 14 March 1677, n.s.

4 March 1677, o.s.

At Montpellier.

Journal entries: States [Estates of Languedoc], Cardinals Mis[tress], Issue plaister, Rachitis[Lough, Dewhurst]

Monday, 15 March 1677, n.s.

5 Mar. 1677, o.s.

At Montpellier.

Letter dated: From Sir John Banks. — [De Beer, i. 324]

Tuesday, 16 March 1677, n.s.

6 Mar. 1677, o.s.

At Montpellier.

Letter (undated): From Dr. Denis Grenville, [c. 6/16-8/18 March 1677]. — [De Beer, i. 327]

Friday, 19 March 1677, n.s.

9 Mar. 1677, o.s.

At Montpellier.

Letter (undated): To Dr. Denis Grenville, [c. 6/16-8/18 March 1677]. — [De Beer, i. 328]

Saturday, 20 March 1677, n.s.

10 March 1677, o.s.

At Montpellier.

Journal entries: Vines, Q Moon[Lough]

Monday, 22 March 1677, n.s.

12 Mar. 1677, o.s.

At Montpellier.

Letter dated: From Sir John Banks. — [De Beer, i. 325]

Letter (undated): From Dr. Denis Grenville, [12/22? March 1677]. — [De Beer, i. 329]

Wednesday, 24 March 1677, n.s.

14 March 1677, o.s.

At Montpellier.

Journal entries: Corall, Minot, Septier, Pan, Wall[Lough]

Thursday, 25 March 1677, n.s.

15 March 1677, o.s.

“From Montpellier to Loupian 4 leagues. … From Loupian to St. Iberi 4 leagues.”[Journal 1677, page 84]

Journal entries: Loupian, St Iberi[Lough]

Friday, 26 March 1677, n.s.

16 March 1677, o.s.

“From St. Iberi to Beziers 3 leagues. … From Beziers to Pusol [Puzols] 5 leagues.”[Journal 1677, pages 85, 89]

Journal entries: Beziers, Olive trees, Study [repeated on pages 85. 86, 88; continued on March 27] — [Lough, Axtell]

Saturday, 27 March 1677, n.s.

17 March 1677, o.s.

“From Puzol to Pecheuri [Puichéric] 3 leagues. … From Pecheuri to Carcassone, 3 leagues.”[Journal 1677, pages 89, 88 (pp. 84-89 repeated)]

Weather observations: “Very cold.” — [Journal, ed. Lough; shorthand]

Journal entries: Pecheuri, Study [repeated on pages 83. 84, 87, 88; continued from March 26; continued on March 29], States [Estates of Languedoc], Taxes, Riquet, Carcassone[Lough, Axtell]

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Sunday, 28 March 1677, n.s.

18 March 1677, o.s.

“From Carcassone to Villepinte 4 leagues. … From Villepinte to Castelnaudari 2 leagues.”[Journal 1677, page 88]

Weather observations: “As cold as it could be without freezing.” — [Journal, ed. Lough; part shorthand]

Journal entries: Villepinte, Castelnaudary[Lough]

Monday, 29 March 1677, n.s.

19 March 1677, o.s.

“From Castelnaudary to Montesquieu by the Canal 5 leagues. … From Montesquieu to Tholose 5 leagues by the Canale.”[Journal 1677, page 89]

Weather observations: “Very hot all day, so various the weather here as well as in colder countrys.” — [Journal, ed. Lough; part shorthand]

Journal entries: Montesquieu, Tholose, Study [repeated on pages 89. 90, 92; continued from March 27; continued in April or May], Taxes[Lough, Axtell]

Tuesday, 30 March 1677, n.s.

20 March 1677, o.s.

At Toulouse.

Journal entries: Tholose, Reliques, Pies, Virgin, Corps, Tolouse[Lough]

Wednesday, 31 March 1677, n.s.

21 March 1677, o.s.

“From Tholouse to Verdune 5 leagues upon the Garonne.”[Journal 1677, page 95]

Journal entries: Verdune, Ghetaldo, Vita del padre paolo, Peronne[Lough]

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Sources:
Journal 1677 = MS. Locke f. 2, 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.

Dewhurst = John Locke (1632-1704), physician and philosopher : a medical biography : with an edition of the medical notes in his journals / by Kenneth Dewhurst. – London : Wellcome Historical Medical Library, 1963.

Axtell = The educational writings of John Locke : a critical edition / with introduction and notes by James L. Axtell. – Cambridge : University Press, 1968.

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)