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| − | Moore's probate inventory includes 111 titles, in 112 volumes, valued at £6 2s 11d (from a total estate valued at ca.£13 8s). He bequeathed four of his best books to [[associates::John Walles]] and [[associates::John | + | Moore's probate inventory includes 111 titles, in 112 volumes, valued at £6 2s 11d (from a total estate valued at ca.£13 8s). He bequeathed four of his best books to [[associates::John Walles]] and [[associates::John Crosyer]]; the rest of his goods were left to his father. The books include numerous [[language::Greek]] and [[language::Hebrew]] ones, alongside [[language::Latin]], with a mixture of [[subject::theology]], [[subject::classics]], [[subject::philosophy]], [[subject::geography]] and other subjects. The full inventory is edited as Leedham-Green no.5 (see full citation below). |
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| − | *Jones, G. L., ''The discovery of Hebrew in Tudor | + | *Jones, G. L., ''The discovery of Hebrew in Tudor England'', 1983, appendix III. |
*Leedham-Green, E. S., ''Books in Cambridge inventories'', Cambridge, 1986, no.5/pp.12-15. | *Leedham-Green, E. S., ''Books in Cambridge inventories'', Cambridge, 1986, no.5/pp.12-15. | ||
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Edward MOORE d.1539
Biographical Note
Fellow of St Catharine's College, Cambridge 1529, BA 1529, MA 1532, licensed to study abroad in 1537.
Books
Moore's probate inventory includes 111 titles, in 112 volumes, valued at £6 2s 11d (from a total estate valued at ca.£13 8s). He bequeathed four of his best books to John Walles and John Crosyer; the rest of his goods were left to his father. The books include numerous Greek and Hebrew ones, alongside Latin, with a mixture of theology, classics, philosophy, geography and other subjects. The full inventory is edited as Leedham-Green no.5 (see full citation below).
Sources
- Jones, G. L., The discovery of Hebrew in Tudor England, 1983, appendix III.
- Leedham-Green, E. S., Books in Cambridge inventories, Cambridge, 1986, no.5/pp.12-15.