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Latest revision as of 12:25, 11 December 2022
Thomas DAY or DAIE d.1570
Biographical Note
Fellow and sub warden of All Souls College, Oxford. Canon of Christ Church, Oxford.
Books
In his will, Day's first bequest was "xviii bookes of the doctore uppon he common and civile lawe w[hi]ch bookes stands first againste the dore in my littell studie...". Day's probate inventory (transcribed and edited as PLRE 84) includes over 140 books.
Sources
- Will of Thomas Daie or Day, Prebendary of Christchurch Oxford, Oxfordshire, The National Archives PROB 11/52/182.
- Leedham-Green, E.S. Thomas Day, Private Libraries in Renaissance England 3 (1994), 196-221.