Late Sixteenth-Century Lists of Law Books at Merton College

Alain Wijffels

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Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books Medieval and Early Modern Justice Renaissance Literature and Culture

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The aim of this book is to present a detailed account of contemporary lists of legal texts in the library of Merton College, Oxford. The majority of these documents had either been bequeathed to the college by James Leech (d. 1588/9) a former Fellow, or acquired from the executors of the civilian John Betts, former Fellow of Trinity Hall, Cambridge. Transcriptions of Merton College MS P.3.35 (two lists) and of relevant entries in the Benefactors' Register of the Bodleian Library are presented, accompanied by identifications of the works listed, and cross-references between the lists.

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1999The books of the common law 1999Private ownership of printed books 1999Foreign illuminators and illuminated manuscripts

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