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| − | Homer's probate inventory (transcribed and edited as PLRE 160) lists ca.60 books, typical of the small library of a young academic of the time. The ''PLRE'' editors note the high proportion of [[subject::theology|theological]] material (about two thirds) and standard textbooks, in [[language::Latin]] and [[language::English]]. | + | Homer's probate inventory (transcribed and edited as ''PLRE'' 160) lists ca.60 books, typical of the small library of a young academic of the time. The ''PLRE'' editors note the high proportion of [[subject::theology|theological]] material (about two thirds) and standard textbooks, in [[language::Latin]] and [[language::English]]. |
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Edward HOMER 1581?-1614
Biographical Note
Of Worcestershire. BA St John's College, Oxford 1602, MA 1606.
Books
Homer's probate inventory (transcribed and edited as PLRE 160) lists ca.60 books, typical of the small library of a young academic of the time. The PLRE editors note the high proportion of theological material (about two thirds) and standard textbooks, in Latin and English.
Sources
- Foster, J. Alumni Oxonienses: The Members of the University of Oxford 1500-1714/1715-1886, 8 vols, Oxford, 1891.
- Gillespie, S. Edward Homer, in R. Fehrenbach and J. Black (eds), Private Libraries in Renaissance England 7 (2009), 211-220.