Difference between revisions of "Thomas James 1572/3-1629"

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Bodley’s librarian, and theological author.

His books were valued at his death at £40.

Books survive with his inscription and motto “Non quaero mihi utile est sed quod utilis”.

Roberts, R. Julian. "James, Thomas (1572/3–1629), librarian and religious controversialist." Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.
Pearson, D. Provenance research in book history. London, 1994, repr. 1998.

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-===[[name::Thomas]] [[name::JAMES]] [[date of Birth::1572;1573|1572/3]]-[[date of Death::1629]]===
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+===[[Name::Thomas]] [[Name::JAMES]] [[Date of Birth::1572;1573|1572/3]]-[[Date of Death::1629]]===
 ====Biographical Note====
-[[associates::Thomas Bodley|Bodley]]’s [[occupation::librarian]], and theological [[author::author]].
+[[Associates::Thomas Bodley|Bodley]]’s [[Occupation::librarian]], and theological [[Author::author]].
 ====Books====
-His books were valued at his death at [[monetary Value::£40]].
+His books were valued at his death at [[Monetary Value::£40]].
 ====Characteristic Markings====