Joh. Jonstonus, M.D., 1633. Joh. Fred. Gronovius, June 25, 1639. George Bull, 'SS. Theol. Studiosus, per dispensat,' July 5, 1656. Andrew Marvell, Sept. 30, 1665. Sir Winston Churchill, Oct. 4, 1665. Henry Dodwell, Oct. 20, 1666. Thomas Rymer, June 20, 1683. Edmund Calamy, 'Londinensis,' Aug. 18, 1691, and in 1722. Sir George Mackenzie, Dec. 14, 1694, and several times subsequently. Joh. Ern. Grabe, Nov. 10, 1697. Thomas Madox, Sept. 21, 1705. Joshua Barnes, July 22, 1706. William Whiston, Sept. 28, 1710. C. Wesley, 'Æidis Xti alumnus,' April 19, 1729. Joh. Dav. Michaelis, Oct. 9, 1741. W. Blackstone, 'S.C.L.' Feb. 11, 1742-3. Benj. Kennicott, 'Coll. Wadh. Schol.' July 15, 1746. George Ballard, Dec. 9, 1747. Edw. Rowe Mores, Commoner of Queen's College, Aug. 29, 1748. John Uri, 'Korosini, Hungarus,' Feb. 17, 1766. Edw. Gibbon, 'Coll. Magd. olim Soc. Com.' Oct. 17, 1766. Joh. Schweighäuser, June 13, 1769. J. J. Griesbach, March 22, 1770. Hen. Alb. Schultens, Oct. 16, 1772. John Macbride, 'ex Coll. Exon.' (the late venerable Principal of Magd. Hall, who was only removed by death at the beginning of the present year), May 10, 1797. Philip Bliss, Feb. 9, 1809. [375] Of this xylographic _Apocalypse_ the Library possesses two other editions; one being that called by Mr. Sotheby the Fourth, which was given by Archbp. Laud, and the other being that called the Fifth by Sotheby, but 'Editio princeps' by Heinecken, which was bought in 1853 for £120 5_s._ Other Block-books in the Library are, (1) two editions of the _Biblia Pauperum_, or Scenes from Bible History; one coloured, the other (which belonged to Douce) uncoloured; (2) the _Historia B. M. V. ex Cantico Canticorum_, being the edition called the Second by Sotheby; (3) _Propugnacula, seu Turris Sapientiæ_, a broadside, bought in 1853 for six guineas. A facsimile of this is given in vol. ii. of Sotheby's _Principia_; (4) _Speculum Humanæ Salvationis._ In this book, which is the second Latin edition of the work (formerly described as the _Editio princeps_), twenty pages are taken off from wood-blocks, and the rest from moveable type. The copy belonged to Douce. It came previously 'ex Musæo Pauli Girardot de Prefond,' but is not mentioned in De Bure's catalogue of that library, published in 1757. It is said that a copy of this book has been sold for the large sum of 300 guineas.