General Index
References are to pages in Part 1 and to catalogue numbers in Part 2. The index is supplemented by the Bibliography, which, under Manuscripts, lists which printed books they are cited in, by the List of Punchcutters and the List of Type-Designs, where instances of each Anglo-Saxon design are supplied, and by the List of Printers and Booksellers, where books produced by or for the people in these trades are listed. Readers looking for specific OE works should find them here but are advised to check also via the manuscript(s) in which they occur.
Abba, reeve, will of (833 × 839)
1703/5.1
Ælfric, abp of Canterbury (995–1005), will of
1703/5.1
Ælfric of Eynsham (c.955–c.1010), AS homilist: Catholic Homilies
107–108, 1643.1, 1650.3, 1670.1, 1676.2, 1679.2, 1690.1, 1696.2, 1698.1, 1705.1; Colloquy 1665.2, 1684.3; Excusatio Dictantis 1566.1/2, 1570.1, 1576.1, 1583.1, 1596.1, 1610.3, 1631.3, 1641.2, 1684.4; Grammar 4, 1566.1/2, 1568.1, 1570.1, 1574.1, 1576.1, 1583.1, 1596.1, 1610.3, 1631.3, 1639.4, 1641.2, 1652.1, 1659.1, 1664.1, 1684.4, 1690.1, 1696.1, 1703/5.1; Glossary 4, 1631.1, 1672.1; Pseudo-Ælfric’s Vocabulary 1659.1; (Other) Homilies 1643.1, 1670.1, 1676.2; Letter to Sigeferth 1566.1/2, 1621.1, 1623.1, 1638.1, 1643.1; Letter to Sigeweard 1623.1, 1631.1, 1638.1, 1672.1, 1690.1, 1696.1, 1698.1; Letter to Wulfsige III 1566.1/2, 1570.1, 1576.1, 1583.1, 1596.1, 1610.3, 1623.1, 1631.3, 1638.1, 1639.4, 1641.2, 1643.1, 1644.1, 1684.4, 1688.1 (t), 1690.1; First Latin Letter to Wulfstan 1567.1; Second Letter to Wulfstan 11; Latin text 1566.1/2, 1570.1, 1576.1, 1583.1, 1596.1, 1610.3, 1623.1, 1631.3, 1641.2, 1643.1, 1684.4, 1688.1 (t); Lives of the Saints 1631.1, 1643.1, 1650.3, 1672.1, 1679.2, 1696.1; Preface to Genesis 1690.1, 1698.1; Sermo de Sacrificio in die Pascae (CH II.15) 15, 103, 1566.1/2, 1576.1, 1583.1, 1596.1, 1610.3, 1623.1, 1624.1 (t), 1626.1, 1631.3, 1638.1, 1641.2, 1664.1, 1684.4, 1688.1 (t)
Æthelberht, k of Kent (560–616)
5; charter of 1655.3, 1682.1, 1683.1
Æthelflæd, bequest to St Paul’s (c.1000)
1658.1, 1673.1, 1683.2
Æthelmær (d.1015), ealdormann, son of Æthelweard, will of
1574.1
Æthelred, k of Mercia (675–704), charter of
1703/5.1
Æthelred (k 978–1016), charter of
1639.4, 1655.3, 1660.1, 1661.1, 1664.1, 1682.1, 1683.1, 1691.2, 1703/5.1; edict of 1701.2, 1703/5.1
Æthelric, will of (961 × 995)
1660.1
Æthelstan (k 927–39), charter of
1618.1 (spurious), 1655.3, 1658.1, 1661.1, 1673.1, 1682.1, 1683.1, 1683.2, 1703/5.1
Æthelstan ætheling (d.1014), son of K Æthelred, will of
1660.1
Æthelweard (d.998), ealdormann, father of Æthelmær, L Chronicle by
1601.1
Æthelwyrd, will of (958)
1660.1
Alcuin (c.735–804), scholar: De virtutibus et vitiis, OE t of
1643.1, 1690.1
Aldgate, London, Holy Trinity Priory, cartulary of
5
Alford (alias Griffith), Michael (1587–1652), Jesuit ecclesiastical historian
1663.4
Alfred (k 886–899), will of
1574.1, 1574.2, 1663.4, 1678.1; works considered Alfredian: Pastoral Care 1568.1, 1574.1, 1574.2, 1597.1, 1602.2, 1603.1, 1622.2, 1631.2, 1664.1, 1678.1, 1687.3. 1700?.1.
Boethius
Alfred Jewel
1700.4, 1703/5.1
Anglo-Saxon, punches for
24; assembling types for 25
Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
7, 42, 44, 1567.1, 1568.1, 1570.1, 1574.1, 1576.1, 1583.1, 1596.1, 1607.2, 1610.3, 1618.1, 1623.1, 1623.3, 1626.1, 1631.3, 1635.1, 1636.1, 1636.2, 1636.3, 1637.1, 1639.2, 1641.2, 1643.1, 1645.1, 1645.2, 1646.3, 1646.4, 1647.2, 1647.5, 1648.1, 1648.2, 1652.1, 1652.2, 1659.2, 1659.3, 1660.1, 1662.2, 1662.3, 1662.4, 1663.1, 1664.1, 1666.1, 1670.1, 1671.2, 1672.1, 1675.2, 1676.2, 1678.1, 1680.1, 1680.2, 1684.4, 1685.1, 1685.2, 1687.2, 1691.1, 1692.1 (edn), 1693.1, 1695.3, 1696.1, 1703/5.1
Antiquaries, Elizabethan Society of
181
Arabic types
88–89
d’Armillier, Hubert, former apprentice of Granjon, in London by 1553
38
Arnold, Richard (d.1521), historian of London
1503.1
Arrighi, Lodovico degli (fl. Vicenza 1510–27), Italian printer/publisher
69–70
Arundel
.
see Howard
Asser, bp of Sherborne (c.895–909)
17; Life of King Alfred1574.2, use of 1685.1; for other works see Parker
Badanoth Beotting, will of (845 × 853)
1703/5.1
Badger, Richard I (1585–1641), printer
59, 79, 88, 201, 205
Bale, John (1495–1563), antiquary
5, 19
Basque, New Testament printed in
18
Basset, Thomas (fl.1658–96), publisher
77, 202
Bath priory, cartulary of
1703/5.1
Battely, Nicolas (1648–1704), editor of Somner’s Antiquities
78, 1703.2
Le Bé, Guillaume I (1523/4–98), punchcutter at Paris
148–149
Le Bé, Guillaume III (1610?–85), typefounder at Paris
172, 206
Beale, John (fl.1611–43†), printer
76, 78, 200–201
Bede, Venerable (d.635), OE version of Historia Ecclesiastica
1568.1, 1574.1, 1614.4, 1618.1, 1623.1, 1631.1, 1638.1, 1639.2, 1643.1, 1650.3, 1650.4, 1652.1, 1655.1, 1660.1, 1663.1, 1670.1, 1672.1, 1676.2, 1679.2, 1685.1, 1687.2, 1689.3, 1691.1, 1695.3, 1696.1, 1696.2, 1700?.2(ante1714).
Wheelock
Bede’s Death Song, OE poem
10, 1652.1, 1691.2
Bembo, Pietro (1470–1547), Italian poet
103
Benedictine Office, OE prose
1705.1
Benson, Thomas (b.1678/9), Oxford Saxonist turned cleric: Vocabularium Anglo-Saxonicum
(1701.1) 97, 140, 207; prospectus (1690.2) 138, 207, (1699.2) 207
van Beerninck, Anna, widow of Daniel Elsevier, type-specimen issued by (1681)
131
Beornwulf, k of Mercia (823–25), charter of
1655.3, 1682.1, 1683.1
Bible, OE
1679.1 (Genesis), 1698.1 (Heptateuch)
La Bigne, Margarinus de (1546–90), theologian
1618.5, 1644.3, 1677.1
Billaine, Louis (fl. Paris 1652–81†), publisher
169, 205
Bishop, George (d.1611), printer
75, 79
Bishop, Richard (fl.1631–53), printer
57, 87, 89, 92, 191, 193
Blaeu, Joan (1596–1673), Dutch printer of atlases
143, 183, 200, 1645.1, 1645.2, 1646.5, 1647.5, 1648.1, 1648.2, 1659.3, 1662.3, 1662.4; heirs of, type-specimen (1695.5) 158, 200
Blount, Thomas (1618–79), lexicographer
1656.3, 1661.2, 1670.2, 1674.3, 1681.4
Boethius (c.480–524), administrator and philosopher at Ravenna: De Consolatione Philosophiæ t into OE = OE Boethius
1655.1, 1656.2, 1665.2, 1684.3, 1698.2 (edn), 1703/5.1 (Meters)
Boleyn, Anne, 2nd wife of Henry VIII
18
Bollifant (alias Carpenter), Edmund (fl.1584–1602), printer at Eliot’s Court Press
75, 196
Boniface (Winfred), St (675–754), English missionary in Holland & Germany
1605.5, 1618.5
Bontius, William (Willem de Bondt; d.1646), Leiden professor of Law
149
Book of Common Prayer
22–23
Boom, Hendrick & Dirk I (fl.1669–80), printers at Amsterdam
159, 201
Boswell, Sir William (d.1650), English ambassador at The Hague
200
Boxhorn, Marcus Zuerius (1602–53), Leiden philologist 142: Apologia pro Navigationibus Hollandorum (1633) 149; Historia Universalis
1652.3; Metamorphosis Anglorum 1653.2; Prima Religionis Christianæ Rudimenta 1650.5
Bradwood, Melchisidec (fl.1602–18), printer at Eliot’s Court Press
194
Browne, Samuel (fl.1641–65), bookseller & negotiator
86
Browne, Sir Thomas (1605–82), polymath author
1683.4, 1684.6, 1686.2
Brunanburh, OE poem
1703/5.1
Bullokar, William (c.1531–1609), orthoepist: Short Introduction
36
Burghley
.
see Cecil
Burton, William (1609–57), antiquary: Commentary on Antoninus his Itinerary
(1658.2) 84, 202
Bynneman, Henry (d.1583), printer
41, 82–83, 194
Byrhtric, will of (973 × 987)
1576.2, 1596.2, 1634.1, 1640?.1, 1660.1, 1662.1, 1664.1, 1675.1, 1703/5.1
Cædmon’s Hymn, OE poem
1703/5.1
Caius, John (1510–73), historian: De Antiquitate Cantabrigiensis Academiæ
(1568.1) 176, 1574.1
Cambridge, St Sepulchre’s church
93
Cambridge University, AS lectureship at
93, 183; University Librarian 93; Irenodia Cantabrigiensis (celebratory verses) (1641.3) 97
Camden, William (1551–1623), antiquarian author
143, 176, 181–182: Britannia (1586.1) 75, 157, (1587.1) 75, (1590.1) 75, (1594.2) 75, 182, (1600.1) 75, 182, (1607.2) 77, 159, 159, 176, 183, 201, (1610.5) 78, 1637.1, 1695.3; Remains (1605.1) 144–145
du Cange, Charles de Fresne, sieur (1610–88), Latin lexicographer
(1678.2, 1681.1) 144, 169–172, 183, 205–206
Canterbury Cathedral, charters relating to
1655.3, 1660.1, 1682.1, 1683.1, 1693.1, 1703/5.1
Carew, Richard (1555–1620), antiquary
181
Casaubon, Meric (1599–1671), scholar: Quatuor
(1650.1) 79
Caxton, William (d.1492), printer
15
Cecil, Sir William (later Lord Burghley)
8, 11, 36, 183, 194
Cenric (recte Coenred), k of Mercia (c.675–709), charter of
1655.3, 1682.1, 1683.1
Ceolwulf I, k of Mercia (821–23), request for land by
1703/5.1
Charles I, k (1625–49)
23, 128, 148
Charters, AS (listed by Sawyer (S) or Pelteret (P) number):
S1 1655.3, 1682.1, S77 1703/5.1, S80 1655.3, 1682.1, S141 1655.3, 1682.1, S146 1655.3, 1682.1, S282 1693.1, S376 1655.3, 1682.1, S386 1703/5.1, S389 1703/5.1, S391 1655.3, 1682.1, S424 1661.1, S438 1661.1, S451, 1618.1, S452 1655.3, 1658.1, 1673.1, 1682.1, S507 1655.3, 1682.1, S514 1655.3, 1682.1, S519 1661.1, S546 1655.3, 1682.1, S550 1655.3, 1682.1, S567 1655.3, 1682.1, S582 1661.1, S726 1703/5.1, S731 1632.3, 1644.4, 1655.3, 1682.1, 1703/5.1, S745 1639.4, S755 1703/5.1, S766 1661.1, S779 1691.2, S780 1691.2, S781 1691.2, S786 1655.3, 1682.1, 1703/5.1, S802 1660.1, S805 1702.1, S865 1698.3, S881 1661.1, S899 1655.3, 1682.1, S904 1655.3, 1682.1, S906 1655.3, 1682.1, S907 1691.2, S908 1655.3, 1658.1, 1673.1, 1682.1, S911 1655.3, 1682.1, S914 1626.1, 1639.4, 1660.1, 1664.1, S958 1691.2, S961 1655.3, 1682.1, S980 1703/5.1, S992 1655.3, 1658.1, 1673.1, 1682.1, S1021 1703/5.1, S1036 1661.1, S1042 1655.3, 1682.1, S1063 1655.3, 1682.1, S1064 1655.3, 1682.1, S1071 1702.1, S1100 1691.2, S1104 1631.1, 1655.3, 1658.1, 1672.1, 1673.1, 1682.1, 1696.1, S1111 1703/5.1, S1112 1703/5.1, S1113 1703/5.1, S1114 1703/5.1, S1115 1703/5.1, S1116 1703/5.1, S1117 1702.1, S1121 1703/5.1, S1134 1702.1, S1141 1703/5.1, S1148 1695.2, S1149 1598.2, S1155 1655.3, 1682.1, S1163 1703/5.1, S1165 1655.3, 1682.1, S1215 1640.1, 1703.2, S1240 1703/5.1, S1241 1703/5.1, S1246 1631.4, S1289 1703/5.1, S1325 1703/5.1, S1332 1631.1, 1672.1, 1696.1, S1363 1703/5.1, S1380 1655.3, 1682.1, S1384 1703/5.1, S1406 1703/5.1, S1416 1703/5.1, S1431 1639.4, S1432 1703/5.1, S1433 1639.4, 1655.3, 1682.1, S1437 1703/5.1, S1454 1703/5.1, S1455 1703/5.1, S1456 1666.1, 1671.2, 1680.2, 1703/5.1, S1457 1703/5.1, S1458 1703/5.1, S1459 1703/5.1, S1460 1703/5.1, S1461 1660.1, S1462 1703/5.1, S1465 1652.1, 1660.1, 1693.1, S1469 1703/5.1, S1471 1660.1, S1473 1702.1, 1703/5.1, S1478 1655.3, 1682.1, S1482 1703/5.1, S1488 1703/5.1, S1501 1660.1, S1503 1660.1, S1506 1660.1, S1507 1574.1, 1574.2, 1663.4, 1678.1; S1510 1703/5.1, S1511 1576.2, 1596.2, 1634.1, 1640?.1, 1660.1, 1662.1, 1664.1, 1675.1, 1703/5.1, S1522 1702.1, S1523 1664.1, S1530 1702.1, 1703/5.1, S1535 1660.1, S1536 1655.3, 1682.1, S1538 1703/5.1, S1539 1703/5.1, S1597 1703/5.1, S1622 1660.1, S1636 1703/5.1; P6 1682.2, 1703/5.1, P8 1503.1, 1577.1, 1626.1, 1640?.1, 1664.1, P17 1703/5.1, P19 1703/5.1, P25 1691.1, P26 1655.3, 1664.1, 1682.1, P28 1631.1, 1672.1, 1696.1, P29 1703/5.1, P30 1702.1, P32 1703/5.1, P33 1703/5.1, P39 1655.3, 1658.1, 1673.1, 1682.1, 1682.2, P44 1572.1, 1605.2, 1626.1, 1664.1, P46 1703/5.1, P47 1660.1, P51 1703/5.1, P64 1703/5.1, P90 1640.1, 1703.2, P147 1703/5.1
Chaucer, Geoffrey (d.1400), poet, Canterbury Tales
15
Chertsey Minster, grant of land to
1655.3, 1682.1, 1683.1
Chiswell, Richard (fl.1667–1711), publisher
77, 196
Christ and Satan, OE poem
1655.2
Christina, (1626–89), q of Sweden
161
Chrodegang, Rule of in AS
1567.1, 1643.1
Church in England
14–15, 183
Cnut, k (1016–35), charter of
1655.3, 1658.1, 1673.1, 1682.1, 1683.1, 1683.2, 1691.2
Coke, Sir Edward (1552–1634), lawyer
1644.4
Commonwealth in England (1649–60)
23
Cooke, Edward (fl.s.xviimid), lawyer
1682.2, 1689.2
Corsz[oon] van Hoogenacker, Arent (fl. Leiden 1579–1636), punchcutter
86, 156–157, 198
Cot, Pierre (fl. Paris c.1700), typefounder
172, 206
Cotes, Richard (fl.1627–53†), printer
89, 199
Cotton, Sir Robert (1571–1631), founder of the Cottonian library
179, 181
Cotton, Sir Thomas (1594–1662), heir to the Cottonian library
104, 106
Creed in OE
1566.1/2, 1609.1, 1610.6, 1623.1, 1638.1, 1650.5, 1652.3
Crosaigh, Pilip Mac Cuinn, Irish poet
20, 197
Daniel, OE poem
1655.2
Daniel, Roger (1593?–1667; fl. London 1620–29, 1650–66; Printer to Cambridge University 1632–50)
94–96, 195, 199–200
Daniel, William (d.1628), t of Book of Common Prayer into Irish
21
Dawson, John (fl.1613–34?†), printer
76, 82, 196
Day, John (1522–84), printer
13–15, 29, 34, 39, 41, 55–56, 60, 72, 80, 191, 193; for works printed
see Foxe, Lambarde, Parker
Death of Edgar, OE poem
1703/5.1
Denham, Henry, printer
37, 41
D’Ewes, Sir Symonds (1602–50), antiquary & politician
93–94, 179, 199
van Dijck, Christoffel (c.1603–69), Dutch punchcutter
128–131, 138–140, 157, 201–202, 207, 210, 212
Dodsworth, Roger (1585–1654), antiquary collaborator with Dugdale
1655.3, 1661.1, 1682.1, 1683.1
Dolhopff, Georg Andreas (fl. Strassburg 1662–1711), printer
168, 205
Drayton, Michael (1563–1631), poet: Poly-Olbion
78, 1612.1, 1613.1
Drummond, William (1585–1649), Scottish poet
1691.4
Du-Gard William (1606–62), printer & editor
98, 1674.1
Dugdale, Sir William (1605–86), antiquarian scholar
179, 204; Monasticon Anglicanum (1655.3, 1661.1) 79, 179, 184, 1682.1, 1683.1, 1683.2; Originales Juridiciales (1666.1) 79, 179; St Pauls (1658.1) 79, 179.
Spelman H.
Durham Cathedral, charter relating to
1703/5.1
Durham, OE poem
1652.1, 1703/5.1
Eadred, k (923–55), charter of
1655.3, 1661.1, 1682.1, 1683.1
Eadwig, k (955–59), charter of
1661.1
Edgar, k 943–75, canons of (Directions for a Confessor)
1618.1; (Be Dædbætan) 1680.1; (Be Dædbætan) 1639.4, 1643.1, 1644.1, 1650.3, 1679.2, 1696.2; charter of 1632.3, 1639.4, 1655.3, 1660.1, 1661.1, 1682.1, 1683.1, 1691.2, 1702.1, 1703/5.1.
Death
Edith, q (1045–66), writ of
1703/5.1
Edmund I, k (920/1–46), charter of
1655.3, 1682.1, 1683.1
Edward the Confessor, k (1042–66), charter of
5, 56, 1655.3, 1661.1; writ of 1598.2, 1631.1, 1655.3, 1658.1, 1672.1, 1673.1, 1682.1, 1682.1, 1683.1, 1683.2, 1691.2, 1695.2, 1696.1, 1702.1, 1703/5.1; laws of 1644.1
Edward the Elder, k (c.874–924), charter of
1655.3, 1682.1, 1683.1
Egbert, k (802–39), charter of
1698.3
Eliot’s Court Press (fl.1584–1680), printing syndicate
73–74, 77–78, 83, 87, 182, 194,196
Elizabeth I, q (1558–1603) 10, 18; t The Miroir of the Synnefull Soule 19; Queen Elizabeth’s Irish Types (IR1)
20–21, 197–198
Elmham, Thomas, History of St Augustine’s, Canterbury
5, 8
Elsevier, Daniel (d.1680), Dutch printer/publisher
131
Elstob, William (1674?–1715), Oxford Saxonist
180, 1705.1; Orosius 1699.1; Sermo Lupi (1701.2) 180; AS ‘verse’ composition by 1700.2.
Hickes, Thesaurus
Ely, guild regulations at
1703/5.1
Elzevier, Bonaventura and Abraham I (fl.1620–53), printers at Leiden
149, 152, 154–156
Endter, Balthasar Joachim & Johann Andreas (fl. Nuremberg 1652–79), publishers
169, 205
Erpenius (van Erpe), Thomas (1584–1624), Arabist at Leiden
86
Estienne, Robert II, printer at Paris
35, 193
Evesham abbey, grant of privileges to
1655.3, 1682.1, 1683.1
Exeter, unified bishopric at
1703/5.1; cathedral, list of books given by bp Leofric to 1566.1/2, 1623.1, 1638.1, 1655.3, 1682.1, 1683.1; Æthelstan’s gift to 1655.3, 1682.1, 1683.1; script characteristic of 115–116, 125–126
Exodus, OE poem
1655.2, 1703/5.1
Figgins, Vincent (1766–1844), typefounder
203
Finnsburg Fragment, OE poem
1703/5.1
Flesher, James (fl.1649–70†), printer, son of next
79, 80, 89, 195–197, 199
Flesher, Miles I (fl.1617–64†), printer
87, 89, 199
Fournier, Pierre Simon, le jeune (1712–68), punchcutter & typefounder in Paris
170, 206
Fox, Luke (1586–1635), explorer
1635.2
Foxe, John (d.1587), author
22; Book of Martyrs (1571.1) 109n, (1576.1) 25, 56, 60–61, 73, (1583.1) 55, (1596.1) 56, (1610.3) 77, (1631.3) 77, 1684.4; AS Gospels (1571.1) 29, 35, 176
Franckton, John, printer in Dublin
21
Freher, Marquard (1565–1614), German professor at Heidelberg
1609.1, 1610.6
Fresne
.
see du Cange
Gale, Thomas (1636–1702), antiquarian
1691.2
Garamont, Claude (1480–1561), punchcutter
36, 56, 69, 103, 148, 209–211
Garrett, William (fl.1659), businessman
75
Genealogical Regnal List, WS
1643.1, 1678.1, and
see MS Tiberius A.iii.
Genesis, OE poem
1655.2, 1669.1, 1703/5.1
Gessner, Christian Friedrich (1701–56), typefounder & printer
169, 205
Gessner, Conrad (1516–65), Swiss bibliographer & philologist
1555.1
Geþyncðo, AS law
66, 1576.2, 1596.2, 1608.1, 1610.4, 1614.4, 1619.2, 1631.1, 1640?.1, 1656.2, 1664.1, 1672.1, 1698.3, 1703/5.1
Gibson, Edmund (1669–1748), bp of Lincoln, then London, Oxford Saxonist
180, 1691.4 (ed.), 1695.3 (ed.), 1698.3 (ed.); Chronicon Saxonicum (1692.1) 180
Gil, Alexander (1565–1635), orthoepist
1621.1
Gilbert, Sir Humphrey (c.1539–83), explorer
1576.3
Gloria I
, OE poem 1703/5.1
Glover, Robert (1544–88), Somerset Herald: Nobilitas Politica
(1608.1) 78
Goderitsch, Johann Michael (fl. Wittenberg 1687–96), printer
25, 172–175, 206
Gospel of Nicodemus, OE
1698.1, 1703/5.1
Gospels in OE
1571.1, 1613.3 (Jn), 1623.1 (Mt), 1626.1 (various), 1640.4 (various), 1646.7 (Jn), 1650.3 (various), 1655.1 (various), 1664.1 (various), 1665.2, 1665.3 (various), 1679.2 (various), 1684.3, 1695.3 (Mt), 1695.4, 1696.2 (Mt)
Gospels of St Chad
1703/5.1
Granjon, Robert, punchcutter
20, 38, 161, 210–213
Greaves, John (1602–52), Savilian Professor of Astronomy at Oxford University
86, 89; Discourse on the Romane Foot 87
Gregory, John (1607–46), author & editor
82, 89; Notes and Observations (1650.2) 89, 1646.2, 1665.1, 1671.1, 1684.1.
Ridley
Griffin, Edward II (fl.1637–52†), printer at Eliot’s Court Press
75, 79, 196
Griffo, Francesco (1450–1518), Italian punchcutter
103
Grimm, Jacob (1785–1863), Germanic philologist
26
Grismond, John II (f.1641–66†), printer
195
Grotius, Hugo (1583–1645), scholar at Leiden
127, 182, 1655.6; De Mari Libero (1633) 149
Grover, Thomas (c.1630–75), took over Nicholls typefoundry 1672, types passed to James
97, 200
Guild, William (1586–1657), Scottish theologian
1624.1
Guillaume de Branteghem (d.1543), Belgian ecclesiastical author: La Vie de Nostre Seigneur
69
Guthlac, OE prose
1639.2, 1687.2
Guyot, François, punchcutter
34, 37, 156, 186, 203, 205
Guyot, Gabriel, son of prec
37
Hail Mary, prayer in OE
1613.3, 1646.7
Hakluyt, Richard (1553–1616), travel writer
1589.1
Halgungboc, OE verse inscription
1639.4
Hall, Henry (fl. Oxford 1642–80), printer, father of William Hall II
89, 201
Hall, William (fl.1598–1614), printer
77, 188, 194, 196
Hall, William II (fl. Oxford 1657–72), Printer of Oxford University 1662
85–86, 204
Hamon, Pierre (1530–69), writing-master to Charles IX of France
193
Harold, k (1066), writ of
1703/5.1
Hart, John, Chester Herald (1567–74), orthoepist: Orthographie
35–36, 40, 41; Methode 35–36, 40
Haultin, Jérôme, nephew of next, typefounder in London
21, 40, 194, 198
Haultin, Pierre, punchcutter
18, 21, 38, 60, 79–80, 191, 193–194, 198, 209
Haviland, John (fl.1621–38), printer at Eliot’s Court Press
74, 79, 196–197
Hayes, John (printer to Cambridge University 1669–1705†)
78, 195
Hearne, Thomas (1678–1735), antiquarian scholar and diarist
140, 208; Chronica Prioratus de Dunstable (1733) 204
Heinsius, Daniel (1580–1655), Dutch scholar & poet
183
Heliand, continental Old Saxon poem
1690.1, 1703/5.1, 1705.1
Henry I, k (1100–35), charter of
1572.1, 1605.2, 1626.1, 1703/5.1; writ of 1660.1; diploma of 1664.1
Henry II, k (1154–89), charter of
1703/5.1
Henry III, k (1216–72), Proclamation of (1258)
1659.1
Henry VIII, k (1509–47)
6, 14, 18
Henshaw, Thomas (1618–70), editor of Skinner
1671.3
Hickes, George (1642–1715)
136, 170, 184, 1700.4, 1705.1; Institutiones Grammaticae (1689.3) 134–136, 180; Thesaurus (1703/5.1) 140, 180, 184, 207–208
Hodgkinson, Richard (fl.1624–75†), printer
78–79, 197
Holdsworth, Richard (1590–1649), Cambridge academic
1641.3
Holinshed, Raphael (1529–80), English chronicler
1577.1
Holland, printing AS in
144, 149–166
Holland, Philemon (1552–1637), translator
1610.5
Homilies, AS, anonymous
1643.1
Hondius, Jodocus (Joost de Hondt, 1563–1612), engraver of maps
75–76, 160
Horne, Robert, dean of Durham (1568)
10
Howard, Thomas (1585–1646), earl of Arundel, patron of Junius
127, 179
Howell, William (fl. s.xvii3), historian
1685.1
Humble, George (fl.1611–32), nephew of John Sudbury, publisher
75, 171, 194, 196
Humble, William (fl.1640–59), son of prec
75
Ingulf (d.1109), attrib., Historia Croylandensis
1601.1
Irish, printing of
16, 20
Islip, Adam (fl.1591–1639†), printer
79–81, 194, 196
Jaggard, William (fl.1594–1623†), printer
79, 83, 197
James I, k (1603–25)
23, 87, 128, 177, 181
James V, k of Scotland (1513–42), poetic patron
1614.4
James, John, typefounder (catalogue 1782)
97, 200, 203
Janssonius, Joannis (1588–1664), son-in-law of Hondius, entrepreneur/printer of atlases based in Amsterdam
25, 139, 160–166, 183, 201; type-specimen of (1666) 148, 201; atlases (1646.3) 160–161, 1646.4, 1647.3, 1647.4, 1659.2, 1659.4, 1675.2
Janssonius van Waesbergen, Johannes II (fl.1675–1706), son-in-law of prec
160
Jean I de Tournes (1504–64), French printer
69
Jeanne d’Albret, q of Navarre (1555–72)
18
Jonson, Ben (1572–1637), playwright
1640.2, 1692.2
Jordan, Raimon (fl.1178–95), troubadour from Toulouse
1597.1
Joscelyn, John (1529–1603), Abp Parker’s Latin Secretary
8n, 11–13, 45–46, 51–54, 125.
Parker
Judith, OE poem
1698.1, 1703/5.1
Jugge, Richard (d.1577), printer
41
Junius, Franciscus (1545–1602), theologian, father of next
127; Animadversiones (1608 edn) 128
Junius, Franciscus (1591–1677), scholar of Germanic
23, 27, 87, 98, 127–136, 157, 179–182, 184, 201–203; his printing utensils 128, 184, 210, 212; Cædmonis Paraphrasis Poetica (1655.2) 127, 179, 184; Observationes in Willerami Paraphrasin (1655.1) 127, 180, 184; De Pictura Veterum (1637) 132; with Thomas Marshall Gothic Gospels (1665.2) 129, 133–134, 180, 1684.3
Junius, Joannes Casimirus (1582–1624), half-brother of prec
128
Kearney, John (1545–87?), t of Catechism into Irish
17, 21, 198
Kearney, William (fl. s.xvi3/4), printer at Dublin
17, 20, 21
Kennett, White (1660–1728), antiquarian bishop
1695.2
Kiliaan (van Kiel), Cornelis (1528–1607), Dutch lexicographer
1599.2, 1605.4, 1613.2, 1623.5, 1623.6, 1632.4, 1642.1
Kingston, Felix (fl.1597–1653†), printer
78, 194
Knaplock, Robert (fl.1696–1737†), publisher
77, 196; Robert, his brother 77
Köblin, Balthasar (fl. Konstanz c.1654–80), punchcutter
169, 205
La Rochelle, protestant safe-haven
18, 191
de Laet, Johannes (1581–1649), Dutch geographer interested in AS
200
Laʒamon’s Brut (c.1190), eME verse chronicle
1576.2, 1596.2
Lambarde, William (1536–1601), antiquarian author
65, 181, 183; Archaionomia (1568.2) 11, 29, 31, 65, 176, 181, 173.
Wheelock
; Eirenarcha (1581.1) 65, 67, 73, (1582.1) 73, (1588.1) 75, (1591.1) 75, (1592.1) 75, (1594.1) 75, (1599.1) 75, (1602.1) 75, (1607.1) 79, (1610.1) 80, (1614.2) 80, (1619.1) 80; Perambulation of Kent (1576.2) 25, 60, 63–66, 73, 83, 176, 203, (1596.2) 79, (1640?.1) 80
Langbaine, Gerald (1609–58), Keeper of Oxford University Archives, Provost of Queen’s College
84–87, 204
Langhorne, Daniel (d.1681), historian
1676.3
Lautizio de Bartolomeo dei Rotelli (fl. Perugia s.xvi1), goldsmith & punchcutter
69
Laws, AS
1566.1/2 (1 Cnut), 1568.2, 1574.1 (Alfred), 1581.1 (Ine), 1582.1 (Ine), 1588.1 (Ine), 1591.1 (Ine), 1592.1 (Ine), 1594.1 (Ine), 1599.1 (Ine), 1602.1 (Ine), 1607.1 (Ine), 1610.1 (Ine), 1610.2 (Ine), 1612.1 (Ine), 1613.1 (Ine), 1614.2 (Ine), 1614.4 (assorted), 1618.1 (assorted), 1619.1 (Ine), 1622.1 (Ine), 1623.1 (1 Cnut), 1623.3 (Æthelstan, Edgar, 1626.1 (assorted), 1631.1 (various), 1634.1 (various), 1638.1 (Cnut), 1639.1 (Cnut), 1639.4 (assorted), 1640.4 (Alfred), 1641.1 (Cnut), 1643.1 (various), 1644.1, 1646.6 (various), 1652.1 (various), 1653.2 (Ine), 1655.1 (Alfred), 1660.1 (various), 1662.1 (various), 1663.1 (various), 1664.1 (various), 1665.3 (Alfred), 1672.1 (various), 1675.1 (various), 1676.2 (Ine, Wihtræd), 1678.1 (Alfred), 1680.1 (various), 1684.2, 1685.1 (various), 1690.1 (various), 1693.1 (Hlothære), 1695.3 (Alfred), 1696.1 (various), 1698.3 (various), 1703/5.1 (various).
Geþyncðo
Legal agreements, AS
1640.1, 1652.1, 1655.3, 1660.1, 1666.1, 1671.2, 1680.2, 1682.1, 1683.1, 1693.1, 1702.1, 1703.2, 1703/5.1
Legat, John II (fl. 1620–58†), printer
195
Leiden University
127
Leland, John (c.1503–52), antiquary
5
Leofric, bp of Exeter (1046–72), scriptorium of
115.
Exeter
Leofwine, will of (998)
1702.1
L’Estrange, Hamon (1583–1654), son of Sir Nicholas (d.1591/2), ward of Sir Henry Spelman
177
Libelle of Englyshe Policye, ME poem
1635.1
Liber Scintillarum, L florilegium of biblical and patristic quotations by Defensor of Ligugé, t into OE
1655.1, 1690.1
Lindisfarne Gospels, L with OE gloss
1652.1
Lisle, William (1569–1637), antiquarian scholar
76, 181; Divers Ancient Monuments (1638.1) 76, 80; Saxon Treatise (1623.1) 80
Lord’s Prayer in OE
1555.1, 1566.1/2, 1593.1, 1605.1, 1609.1, 1610.6, 1612.2, 1613.1, 1614.3, 1623.1, 1623.4, 1629.1, 1634.4, 1638.1, 1646.7, 1650.5, 1657.1, 1662.6, 1664.2, 1668.1, 1674.1, 1675.3, 1680.3, 1687?.1, 1693.2, 1695.1, 1700.1
Lownes, Humphrey I (fl.1590–1630), publisher and printer
78, 194
Lüdecke, Thomas (fl.1680), compiler
1680.3
Lupus of Ferrières, scholar s.ix
55
Luther, Johan Erasmus (1642–83), typefounder at Frankfurt
150
Lyly, Peter, (fl.1550–80) Registrar of the Consistory Court at Canterbury, specialist in archaic script
9
Mabillon, Jean (1632–1707), palaeographer
1681.2
Madox, Thomas (1666–1727), legal historian
1702.1
Maire, Johan & Dirk (Theodore) (fl. in partnership 1636), printers at Leiden
149, 154, 156
Malherbe Des Ports, Mathieu (c.1659–c.1726), occasional punchcutter at Paris
170, 206
Mantat, anchorite, will of (1017 × 1035)
1664.1
Manuscripts
.
Bibliography, and the lists in 1689.3 and 1703/5.1
Cambridge, Corpus Christi College
41: 105, 110, 112; 100: 9; 111: 6; 138: 7, 42, 108, 110, 112; 140: 43n, 108, 110, 112, 114n; 162: 103, 106, 108, 114n, 123; 173: 45, 47, 98–99, 105, 110–112, 120, 123; 178: 9; 188: 108, 110, 112, 121, 123; 190: 13, 44, 48n, 47, 53n, 107, 111–114, 115, 124–125; 191: 107, 110, 112, 116; 198: 44–47, 107, 110, 112; 201: 107, 110, 112, 116, 120–121, 125; 265: 13, 44, 48n, 47, 193; 279: 107, 111, 113; 318: 108, 110, 112; 379: 6; 383: 6, 107, 110, 112; 419: 107, 110, 112, 116–117, 125; 449: 13; 488: 8n; 583: 8
Cambridge, St John’s College
27: 110, 113
Cambridge, Sidney Sussex College
102: 105, 110
Cambridge, Trinity College B.15.34
107, 110, 113, 116, 118, 120–121; R.4.26: 107, 110, 113; R.5.16: 109, 111, 113; R.5.22: 105, 110, 113; R.7.28: 9; R.17.1: 108, 111, 113, 181
Cambridge, Trinity Hall
1: 5, 107, 111, 113, 125
Cambridge, University Library Dd.3.12
108n, 109n; Ff.1.23: 108, 111–112; Ff.1.27: 108, 110, 112, 124–125; Ff.1.28: 107, 110, 112; Gg.3.28: 107–108, 110, 112, 120–121, 125; Hh.1.10: 6, 48, 47, 108, 109n, 110, 112, 116; Ii.1.33: 107, 110, 112, 112n; Ii.2.4: 108, 109n, 110, 112, 115–116; Ii.2.11: 44–45, 47, 108, 109–112, 116; Ii.4.6: 45n, 107, 110, 112; Kk.3.18: 6, 48n, 105, 110, 112, 125
Durham, Cathedral Library A.IV.36
9–10
Exeter, Cathedral Library
3501: 44, 47
Glasgow, University Library Hunter
215: 5
London, British Library, Additional
6395: 200; Add 25384: 107n; Add 34600: 104n; Add 34652: 47, 105–106, 109n; Add 35333: 107n; Add 43703: 106n; Arundel 60: 181; Cotton Claudius B.iv 6–7; Cleopatra B.xiii 44–45, 47; Domitian vii 6; Faustina A.ix 44–45, 47; Faustina A.x 109n; Julius F.vi 104n; Nero A.i 6, 44, 47; Nero C.iii 44; Otho B.xi 44–45, 47, 104–106, 110, 113; Otho C.i 45n; Tiberius A.iii 105–106, 110, 113; Tiberius A.vi 45, 47, 105; Tiberius A.xiii 45n; Tiberius B.i 6, 7, 17, 44–46, 47, 193; Tiberius B.iv 45, 47; Tiberius C.ii 104–105, 110, 113, 120–122, 125; Vespasian D.xiv 6, 44, 47, 53, 193; Vitellius D.vii 11–12, 52; Harley 8: 106n; Harley 686: 110n; Harley 761 109n; Royal 1.A.xiv 109n; Stowe 2: 181
Lambeth Palace
1370: 192
Oxford, Bodleian Library, Ashmole
854: 204; Ballard 4: 202; Bodley 441: 6, 45n; Cherry 36: 19n; Hatton 38: 45n; Hatton 113: 48, 49–51, 53, 193; Hatton 114: 45n, 48, 50; Junius 66: 106n; Junius 121: 12, 44–45–49, 67; Laud misc 201: 181; Laud misc. 482: 45n; Laud misc. 636: 44–45, 47, 138
Corpus Christi College
197: 16
Westminster Abbey
30: 62
Worcester Cathedral
F.124: 4
Facsimiles of
1703/5.1
Manutius, Aldus (1449–1515), Italian printer
103
Marguerite of Angloulême (1492–1549), q of Navarre, authoress of Le Miroir de l’Ame Pecheresse
18
Martin, Gabriel (fl. Paris 1652–81†), printer
169, 205
Martyrology, OE
1626.1, 1631.1, 1639.2, 1664.1, 1665.2, 1672.1, 1684.3, 1687.2, 1696.1, 1703/5.1
Mary I, q (1553–58)
19
Marshall, Thomas (1621–85), Rector of Lincoln College Oxford 132: with Franciscus Junius Gothic Gospels
(1665.2) 129, 133–134, 1684.3
Maxims II, OE poem
1703/5.1
Megiser, Hieronymus (c.1554–1618/19), German polymath linguist
1593.1
Menologium, OE poem
1703/5.1
Middle English, printing of
15
Middleton (Nf), vicar of
93
Middleton, Henry (fl.1567–87), printer
58, 65, 75, 194
Milles, Thomas (c.1550–1627), nephew of Robert Glover, author & editor
79; Catalogue of Honor (1610.4) 79; Treasurie (1619.2) 79
Minsheu, John (1560–1627), lexicographer: Ductor in Linguas
(1617.1) 56, 75, 81 (1625.1, 1626.2) 75
Mores, Edward Rowe (1731–78), antiquarian
97
Morhof, Daniel Georg (1639–91), literary historian
1682.4
Motte, Benjamin (d.1710), publisher
1700.1
Mylius (van der Mijle), Abraham (1563–1637), linguist
1612.2
Needham, Marchamont (1620–78), t of Selden’s Mare Clausum
98, 1652.2, 1663.2
Neobar, Conrad (d.1540), printer in Paris
69
Newbery, Ralph (fl.1560–1604), publisher/entrepreneur
60–62, 65, 72–75, 194
Nicholls, Arthur (fl.1632–40), punchcutter & typefounder
82, 97, 199–200, 202–204, 209–210, 212
Nicholls, Nicholas (fl.1637–71†), son of prec, punchcutter & typefounder
82, 85, 87, 97, 136, 200, 202–204, 209; Specimen of Anglo-Saxon types (1656.2) 85; The Saxon Alphabet (1665?.1) 85
Norman Yoke of dictatorial kingship
23
Normandy, dukes of, law tract concerning
1568.2, 1644.1
Norstedt collection of matrices, Stockholm
148
Norton, Bonham (1565–1635), printer
75
Norton, John (fl.1621–45), printer
78
Nowell, Laurence (1530–(?)70), antiquary
11, 183; Vocabularium Saxonicum (s.xvi4) 1650.3, 1679.2, 1696.2
Offa, k of Mercia
757–96, charter of 1655.3, 1682.1, 1683.1
Orc, thane of King Cnut, his guild at Abbotsbury (1041)
1655.3, 1682.1, 1683.1
Orosius, OE
1640.4, 1698.3; Ohtere’s voyage 1576.3, 1589.1, 1598.1, 1635.2, 1659.1, 1665.2, 1678.1, 1684.3
Oxford University: Musarum Oxoniensium … Foedera (celebratory verses)
1654.2; Exequiæ (celebratory verses) 1700.2
Oxford University Press, nascent at Sheldonian Theatre
83, 202; receives Junius’s printing utensils 128, 131–132, 184, 210, 212; Small Pica AS type-design 138–141, 207–208
Padua, location for transfer of roman letter-design from manuscript to print
1460/1470: 103
Paris, Matthew (1200–59), chronicler
88; Vitæ Duorum Offarum, ed. Watts (1639.3) 89, 1644.5, 1684.5
Parker, John (1548–1618), son of next
197
Parker, Matthew, abp of Canterbury (1559–75)
3–4, 8, 11, 14, 21–22, 29, 34, 42, 52–55, 60, 65–66, 125, 136, 184, 197; works produced under his auspices: A Testimonie of Antiquitie (1566.1) 11–13, 15, 25, 29–30, 39–40, 41, 45, 176, 183, 237–243; Ælfredi regis res gestæ (1574.2) 17, 29, 33, 36, 176; De Antiquitate Britannicæ (1572.1) 53, 176; Defence of Priestes Mariages (1567.1) 176
Parr, Richard (fl.s.xvii4), biographer of Ussher
1686.1
Pasquier de Louhans, Estienne, (fl. France s.xvimid), translator
69
Patrick, John (fl. s.xvii4), author
1688.2
Peringskiöld, Johan (1654–1720), secretary to the Antikvitetesarkiv, Stockholm
1703/5.1
Philipot, John (1588–1645), Somerset Herald
1674.1
Phillips, Edward (1630–96), lexicographer (Milton’s nephew)
1658.4, 1662.5, 1663.3, 1671.4, 1678.3, 1696.4, 1700.3
Plantin, Christophe (1520–89), printer in Antwerp
37, 69
Poema Morale, ME poem
1678.1
Prayers, OE
1643.1; Prayer, OE poem 1655.1.
Lord’s Prayer
Prognostication, OE
1623.3
Promissio Regis, OE
1678.1, 1689.3
Proper names, OE
1586.1, 1587.1, 1590.1, 1594.2, 1596.3, 1600.1, 1607.2, 1610.5, 1611.1, 1614.1, 1616.1, 1616.2, 1623.2, 1623.5, 1626.3, 1627.1, 1627.2, 1627.3, 1632.1, 1632.2, 1632.3, 1637.1, 1639.5, 1645.1, 1645.2, 1646.3, 1646.4, 1647.4, 1647.5, 1648.1, 1648.2, 1650/?1665.1, 1655.6, 1657.1, 1658.2, 1659.2, 1659.3, 1662.2, 1662.3, 1662.4, 1675.2, 1676.1, 1695.3, 1696.3; cf. Words
Proverb from Winfred’s Time, OE verse
1605.5, 1618.5, 1644.3, 1677.1
Psalter, L, t into French and printed in Gascon
18
Psalter, OE
1626.1, 1631.1, 1640.3, 1672.1, 1696.1
Rawlinson, Christopher (1677–1733), Oxford Saxonist
173: Boethi Consolationis Philosophiæ Libri V (1698.2) 180, 203
Ray, John (1627–1705), naturalist
1674.2, 1691.3
Rea, Roger, the Elder (d.1665) and the Younger (fl.1650–62–?68), publishers
76–77, 196
Recorde, Robert (c.1512–58), antiquary
7
Regularis Concordia (c.973), document of Benedictine Reform
1623.3
Retchford, William (fl.1635–65), AS verse by
1641.3
Reuter, Johannes (Janis Reiters) (1632–95), translator
1662.6
Ridley, Sir Thomas (fl. s.xvii2) legal writer: View of … Law, ed Gregory
(1634.1), 81 (1639.1) 82, (1662.1) 86, (1675.1) 86
Robert of Gloucester’s Chronicle, ME metrical work (s.xiii4)
1643.1, 1670.1, 1676.3
Rochester bridge, charter relating to construction
1576.2, 1596.2, 1640?.1
Roycroft, Thomas (fl.1650–77†), printer
84, 197, 202
Runic ON, Historia Hialmari Regis
1703/5.1
Rushworth Gospels (OBL Auct. D.2.19)
1655.1
Saints, resting place of, OE account
1639.2, 1687.3
Sammes, Aylett (c.1636–79), antiquary
1676.2
de Sanlecque, Jacques II (1612–59), punchcutter at Paris
170, 205
Savile, Sir Henry (1549–1622), scholar
1596.3, 1601.1
Scaliger, Joseph Justus (1540–1609), scholar at Leiden
127
Schrey, Jeremias (fl. Frankfurt-an-der-Oder 1673–98), publisher
172–175, 206
Scottish Gaelic, first book printed in (1567)
20
Scripts, AS engraved
1681.2; caroline and insular 16–17; Secretary (s.xvi) 192; hierarchy of 114
Script reform
55
Seasons for Fasting, OE verse
1643.1
Selden, John (1584–1654), scholar and polymath
23, 27, 57–59, 80, 87, 127, 136, 143, 179, 182–183, 205: Dissertatio ad Fletam (1647.2) 89, 1685.2; Eadmeri Historiæ (1623.3) 57, 179; Historie of Tithes (1618.1 etc) 59, 81, 179; De Iure Naturali (1640.4) 57, 167, 179, 205 (1665.3) 167–168, 174, 205, 207, (1695.4) 174, 206; Jani Anglorum (1610.2) 80; Mare Clausum (1635.1) 57–58, 143, 148–157, 179; t Nedham (1652.1, 1663.2) 94; Dutch pirated editions (1636.1) 149, 152, 154–157, (1636.2) 149, 154–157, (1636.3) 149–150, 154–157; De Synedriis (1650.3, 1655.4) 89, 179, (1679.2) 160, 174, 207, (1696.2) 174–175, 206; Titles of Honor (1614.4) 59, 80, (1631.1) 57, 179; Tituli Honorum (1696.1) 172–174, 206; Uxor Ebraica (1646.6) 57, (1673.3) 172.
Twysden
Serarius, Nicolaus (1555–1609), editor of letters by Boniface
1605.5, 1618.5
Shakespeare, William (1564–1616), playwright, 1st folio edn of works (1623)
182
Sheringham, Robert (1602–78), historian: De Anglorum Gentis Origine Disceptatio
(1670.1) 79, 83
Short, Peter (d.1603), printer
56
Sibthorp, Sir Christopher (d.1632), English lawyer based in Ireland
1622.2
Simeon, Song of (Lk 2.29–32)
1664.2
Simmons, Mary (fl.1656–67) & Samuel (fl.1665–78), printers
76, 196
Skinner, Stephen (1623–67), lexicographer
1671.3, 1689.1
Smith, Sir Thomas (1513–77), Secretary of State (1548–9, 1572–6), orthoepist
138–142: De recta & emendata Linguæ anglicæ scriptione, Dialogus (1568.3) 35, 144–148, 193
Snodham, Thomas (fl.1609–25†), printer
76, 80, 195–196
van Someren
.
see Boom
Somner, William (1598–1669), AS lexicographer
(1659.1) 11, 82–83, 85, 87, 97, 127, 136–138, 143–144, 179, 183, 202–204; Antiquities of Canterbury (1640.1) 78, 179, (1703.2) 77; Roman Ports and Forts (1693.1) 179; Treatise of Gavelkind (1660.1) 179. Supplied glossary to Twysden Scriptores 80, 179, 181
Speed, John (1552–1629), cartographer
76, 182, 621: Theatre of the Empire (1611.1) 76, 157, 178, (1614.1) 76, L edn (1616.1) 76, (1627.1, 1632.1) 76, (1650/?1665.1) 76, (1676.1) 77; History of Great Britaine (1611.2) 76
Spelman, Sir Henry (1563/4–1641), statesman and antiquarian
59, 87–88, 82–94, 96, 98, 103–104, 107, 109, 127, 143, 177–179, 181–183, 200, 202, 1684.2, 1698.3; Archaismus Graphicus 88, 183; Archæologus (1626.1) 78, 88–89, 178, 183; Glossarium Archaiologicum, ed Dugdale (1664.1) 80, 88, 144, 179, 183, 1687.1; Concilia (1639.4) 78, 88, 90–91, 97, 107, 178, 183, 205; Larger Treatise concerning Tithes (1647.1) 89; De Sepultura (1641.1) 89; Tithes too Hot (1646.2) 89
Spelman, Sir John, son of prec (d.1643): Alfredi Regis … Vita, ed. Walker
(1678.1) 98; Psalterium (1640.3) 59, 78, 109, 178, 181
Spelman, Roger, nephew of Sir Henry
182
Stansby, William (fl.1597–1638), printer
56–57, 80–81, 87, 167, 191, 193–194, 205
Stephens, Jeremy (1592–1665), vicar of Wootton, Northants, scholar, assistant to Sir Henry Spelman
178
Stow, John, antiquarian author 174: Survey of London
(1598.2) 56
Sudbury, John (fl.1610–15), uncle of George Humble, publisher
76, 194, 196
Symeon of Durham, work by
9
Talbot, Alethia, heiress of e of Shrewsbury, m Thomas Howard
182
Talbot, Elizabeth, heiress of e of Shrewsbury, m Henry Gray, e of Kent, patroness of Selden
182
Talbot, Mary, heiress of e of Shrewsbury, m William Herbert, e of Pembroke, dedicatee of Selden’s Eadmer
182
Talbot, Robert (c.1505–58), prebendary of Norwich, antiquary
6, 8
Tavernier, Ameet (1522–70), Belgian punchcutter
88, 209, 212
Taylor, Silas (1624–78), antiquarian author: History of Gavelkind
(1663.1) 79
Ten Commandments, AS
1566.1/2, 1610.6, 1623.1, 1638.1, 1650.5
Testimonie of Antiquitie
.
see Parker
Theodulf of Orléans (c.760–821), Capitula of, OE & L
1639.4, 1643.1, 1690.1
Thomas de Axbridge
5, 8
Thwaites, Edward (1678–1711), Anglo-Saxonist
138, 140–141, 180, 208; Heptateuchus (1698.1) 180; Pastoral Care 1700?.1
Thynne, Francis (1544–1608), antiquary
181
Tonson, Jacob (1635–1736), publisher
77
Tory, Geoffrey (1480–1533), French calligraphic artist
103, 192
Tremulous Hand of Worcester (s.xiii)
4, 9, 52
Tressel, Charles, son of Adriaen, ‘graver of letters’ in London
39
Trissino, Gian Giorgio (1475–1550), Italian author interested in spelling-reform
68
Turner, William (printer to Oxford University 1624–40)
82, 195
Twysden, Sir Roger (1597–1672), historian & politician 172: Historiæ Anglicanæ Scriptores X
, ed Selden (1652.1) 80, 89, 179, 181
Tyler, Evan (fl.1652–83), printer
195
Type, how made
24
Type designs
190–213
Types, Textura and Roman
15
Ussher, James (1581–1656), abp of Armagh
84, 106, 176–177, 1690.1; Britannicarum Ecclesiarum Antiquitates (1639.2) 84, 177, 1687.2; Discourse (1631.2) 78, 1687.3; Religion Anciently Professed by the Irish (1622.2) 177; Veterum Epistolarum Hibernicarum Sylloge (1632.3) 84, 177, 1665.4, 1696.3.
Parr
Verstegan (Rowlands), Richard (c.1550–1640), Anglo-Dutch antiquary
1605.3, 1613.3, 1628.1, 1634.2, 1646.7, 1653.1, 1655.5
van Vliet, Jan (1620–66), scholar pupil of Junius
131, 1664.2, 1662.2
Vorst, Johannes (1623–76), German protestant theologian
1669.1
Voskens, Bartholomeus (1613/16–69) & Reinier (1621–c.1670), punchcutters at Amsterdam
131, 157, 200
Voskens, widow of Dirk (d.1691), type-specimen of (1700?.2(ante1714))
157–158, 200–201
Vossius, Gerardus Joannes (1577–1649), scholar at Leiden, husband of Junius’s sister Elisabeth
127, 1645.2
Vredius (de Wree), Olivarius (1596–1652), neo-Latin poet
1650.4
Vulcanius (de Smet), Bonaventura (1538–1614), Flemish humanist
1597.1
Wake, William (1657–1737), abp of Canterbury (1716–37)
1703.1
Walker, Obadiah (1616–99), historian, Master of University College Oxford
98.
Spelman, John
van Walpergen, Peter (fl. Oxford 1676–1703†), punchcutter to OUP
138, 140–141, 201–202, 207–208, 213
Wanley, Humfrey (1672–1726), palaeographer
138, 140–141, 180, 208; AS ‘verse’ composition by 1700.2; for Thesaurus (1703/5.1)
see Hickes
Ward, Samuel (1572–1642), Master of Sidney Sussex College Cambridge
104
Ware, Sir James (1594–1666), antiquarian historian
1654.1, 1658.3
Warren, Alice (fl.1659–65†), printer
79–80, 195, 197
Warren, Francis (fl. 1666), son of Thomas I, brother of Thomas II, printer
79, 195
Warren, Thomas I & II (fl.1645–59†; 1666), printers
79, 195
Watts, William (c.1590–1649), editor
89.
Paris, Matthew
Weever, John (1576–1632), antiquary
1631.4
Welsh, printing of
(1567) 20, (1592) 27
Wharton, Henry (1664–95), ecclesiastical author
1690.1, 1691.1
Wheelock, Abraham (1593–1653), Spelman’s Lecturer in Anglo-Saxon at Cambridge University, also Professor of Arabic
23, 59, 87, 93–127, 178, 183, 205; Anglo-Saxon Chronicle (ed.) (1643.1 + 1644.2) 94, 97, 178, 183; Archaionomia (1644.1) 78, 94, 100, 102, 178, 183; Bede’s Ecclesiastical History (ed.) (1643.1) 94–97, 104–105, 107, 178, 183, 205.
Bede
. AS verse by 1641.3
Wight, Thomas (fl.1597–1603), printer
75, 196
Wilkins, John (1614–72), polymath natural philosopher
1668.1
William I, (k 1066–87); writ of
1503.1, 1577.1, 1655.3, 1658.1, 1664.1, 1673.1, 1682.1, 1682.2, 1683.1, 1683.2, 1689.2, 1691.1, 1703/5.1; charter of 1576.2, 1596.2, 1626.1, 1640?.1, 1664.1, diploma of 1631.1, 1672.1, 1696.1, 1703/5.1; laws of 1644.1
Williamson, Sir Joseph (1633–1701)
17c AS verse by 1654.2
Wilson, William (1645–65†), printer
79, 195
Winchester, charters relating to
1655.3
Windet, John (fl.1584–1610), printer
56, 191
Wolfe, John (fl.1579–1601), printer
56
Wolverhampton, St Mary’s church (later St Peter’s), privileges granted to
1655.3, 1682.1, 1683.1
Wooden sorts, used instead of metal type
25–26
Worcester, charters relating to
1639.4, 1655.3, 1682.1, 1683.1, 1703/5.1; charter assigning lease of land by Oswald, bp of (d.992) 1631.1, 1672.1, 1696.1, 1703/5.1
Words, OE
1599.2, 1605.3, 1605.4, 1607.3, 1610.2, 1611.2, 1612.1, 1613.2, 1617.1, 1617.2, 1622.1, 1623.6, 1625.1, 1626.2, 1632.3, 1632.4, 1639.3, 1642.1, 1644.5, 1645.3, 1646.1, 1646.2, 1647.1, 1650.1, 1650.2, 1653.1, 1653.2, 1654.1, 1655.4, 1656.3, 1658.3, 1658.4, 1659.1, 1661.2, 1662.5, 1663.3, 1665.1, 1665.4, 1669.1, 1670.2, 1671.1, 1671.3, 1671.4, 1673.4, 1674.2, 1674.3, 1678.2, 1678.3, 1681.1, 1681.3, 1681.4, 1682.3, 1682.4, 1683.3, 1683.4, 1684.1, 1684.5, 1686.1, 1689.1, 1690.2, 1691.3, 1691.4, 1696.4, 1699.2, 1700.3, 1701.1, 1703.1
Cf. Proper names
Worm, Olé (1588–1654), Danish antiquary
178
Wrist-band, AS with scroll-work
120–121
Wulfgyth, will of (1042 × 1053)
1660.1
Wulfric, will of (1002)
1655.3, 1682.1, 1683.1
Wulfstan I, bp of Worcester, abp of York (d.1023), sermon by
1572.1, 1605.2, 1643.1, 1701.2, 1703/5.1; sermon attrib to 1701.2, 1703/5.1
Wulfstan II, bp of Worcester (d.1095)
52
Wust, Balthasar Christoph I (fl. Frankfurt- am-Main 1658–1700), printer
172, 206
Wynflæd, will of (950)
1703/5.1
Young, Robert (fl.1624–43†), printer
79, 194–195, 205
Zetzner, Johann Andreas (fl. Strassburg 1664–80), publisher
168, 205
Zunner, Johann David II (fl. Frankfurt-am-Main 1666–1700), publisher
172, 206