Difference between revisions of "John English 1586-1613"
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| − | Born in [[lived at::Suffolk]]. [[has degree::BCL]] [[educated at::St John's, Oxford]] [[graduated in::1608]]. [[has appointment::Dean of Law | + | Born in [[lived at::Suffolk]]. [[has degree::BCL]] [[educated at::St John's, Oxford]] [[graduated in::1608]]. [[has appointment::Dean of Law at St John's]] [[is appointed in::1611;1612|1611-12]]; [[has appointment::curate of Wolvercote]]. |
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| − | Inventory on decease lists 518 vols, valued at [[library valued at::£22 10s 3d]]. Over 50% of the collection was [[subject of books::theological]]; 22% comprised texts in [[subject of books::classics]], [[subject of books::philosophy]] or [[subject of books::logic]]; 10.6% (55 items) was [[subject of books::legal]]. The inventory gives some clues to the physical disposition of the books in English's study ("on ye shelf over the dooer"; "in ye south end of ye study"). | + | Inventory on decease lists [[size of library::518 vols]], valued at [[library valued at::£22 10s 3d]]. Over 50% of the collection was [[subject of books::theology|theological]]; 22% comprised texts in [[subject of books::classics]], [[subject of books::philosophy]] or [[subject of books::logic]]; 10.6% (55 items) was [[subject of books::legal]]. The inventory gives some clues to the physical disposition of the books in English's study ("on ye shelf over the dooer"; "in ye south end of ye study"). |
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Revision as of 01:38, 29 September 2019
John ENGLISH 1586-1613
Biographical Notes
Born in Suffolk. BCL St John's, Oxford 1608. Dean of Law at St John's 1611-12; curate of Wolvercote.
Books
Inventory on decease lists 518 vols, valued at £22 10s 3d. Over 50% of the collection was theological; 22% comprised texts in classics, philosophy or logic; 10.6% (55 items) was legal. The inventory gives some clues to the physical disposition of the books in English's study ("on ye shelf over the dooer"; "in ye south end of ye study").
Characteristic Markings
None of English's books have been identified.
Bibliography
W. Costin, The inventory of John English, Oxoniensia 11-12 (1946-7), 106-16.