St John's College I.4 (James 305)
Literary and theological commonplace. English, sixteenth and seventeenth centuries
An artificial collection, consisting of the following:
St John's College I.3 (James 304, Wagstaff 3485)
Justification for the war between Frederick II of Denmark and Erik XIV of Sweden. Latin, 1564
St John's College H.43 (James p.368)
Thomas Mangey, Notitia Ecclesiastica Primitivae Ecclesiae a Thoma Mangey D.D. collecta. Latin and Greek, 18th cent
St John's College H.42 (James 303)
Thomas Baker, History of St John's College. English, 1764
St John's College H.40 (James 301)
A Horoscope. Latin, 1681
'Horoscopus Nativitatis / Ad diem XXV Aprilis MDCLXXXI., / & horas XI., minuta LVI. horologii / Italici / Sub / Regione, seu Polo graduum / XXXXII., & minutorum / XXXX'. Loose in the vol. is a bifolium, titled 'Parere del Sig' Valentino Melchiorri Comes', with an introductory paragraph in Italian.
St John's College H.31 (James 293)
Charles Yate, Notes on eminent members of College. English and Latin, 1838 onwards
St John's College H.29 (James 292)
William Beveridge, Dissertation on the institution of monasteries. English, c. 1700
St John's College H.28 (James 291)
Edmund Porter, 'The Mysterie of the Sabbath Discovered'. English, 1658
St John's College H.26 (James 290)
Catalogue of the books of Thomas Baker. English and Latin, mid eighteenth century
St John's College H.21-23 (James 286-8)
Adrian Beverland, MS notes in a copy of the 1696 Fabri thesaurus. Latin and Greek, c. 1710