Annals of the Bodleian Library, Oxford, A.D. 1598-A.D. 1867: With a Preliminary Notice of the earlier Library founded in the Fourteenth CenturyMacray, William Dunn
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Annals of the Bodleian Library, Oxford, A.D. 1598-A.D. 1867: With a Preliminary Notice of the earlier Library founded in the Fourteenth Century
Macray, William Dunn
Bodleian Library
Capgrave, John, 10, 178.
Carew, Sir G., MSS., 64 _n._
Carleton, Sir Dudley, and Alice, 38, 48 _n._
Carmey, Angel, 182 _n._
Carte, Thomas, his MSS., 165-7;
_Letters_ cited, 75.
Cary, Henry, M.A., 268;
_Mem. of the Civ. War_, 154.
Casaubon, Isaac, writes verses on Bodley's death, 37;
his _Adversaria_, 95.
Casaubon, Meric, bequeathed his father's _Adversaria_, 95.
Cassel, D., 275 _n._
Cassini, --, 205.
Castell, Edmund, D.D., 150.
Castlemain, Lord, 173.
Catalogues, Sale, 248.
Catherine, S., 178.
Cato, 43.
Caulfield, Richard, LL.D., donor, 311, 340.
Cave, Sir Thomas, donor, 188.
Cawood, John, 171 _n._
Caxton, William, _Descr. of Brit._, 88;
_Governayle of Health_, 155;
_Ars Moriendi_, 155
_Game of Chesse_, 163;
_Recuyell of Troye_, 163;
_Horæ_, 250;
_Booke of Curtesye_, 250;
_Dictes_, 262;
_Chronicle_, 280, 321;
_Pilgrimage_, 328;
placard, 250.
Cecil, R., Lord Burleigh, 171 _n._
Celotti, Abate, 230 _n._
Chace, Thomas, Chanc. of Oxford, 7 _n._
Chains for books, 86;
books unchained, 191.
Chalmers, Alexander, donor, 212 _n._
Chalmers, George, sale, 248 _n._, 254.
Chamberlain, John, 38, 48 _n._
Chamberlayne, Edward, LL.D., papers, 176;
_State of Great Brit._, 237.
Chambers, Sir R., 337.
Chambre, W. de, _Hist. Dunelm._ cited, 4 _n._
Chandler, Richard, D.D., 162.
Chandos, James Brydges, Duke of, his sale, 147, 165 _n._, 184.
Chapman, --, bookseller, 201.
Chapman, George, 231.
Chappiel, Anth., 312.
Charlemagne, 250.
Charles I, visits the Library, 55, 70;
his application to borrow a book refused, 71-2;
loan of money to him, 37, 69;
book said to be bound in a piece of his waistcoat, 53;
book that belonged to him, 178;
_Catalogue_ ded. to him in 1620, 46;
letters, 154, 289;
Treaty in Isle of Wight, 187;
bust, 61;
portraits, 148, 255;
mentioned, 54, 111, 171 _n._, 331, 334.
Charles II, visits the Library, 92;
platter from the Royal Oak, 324;
oak planted by him in St. James' Park, 135;
letters, 173;
portraits, 255;
mentioned, 237, 258.
Charlett, Arthur, D.D., 99, 116, 117, 118, 119, 121, 127, 128, 136,
145, 171 _n._, 187;
book-plate, 186.
Charlotte, Q. Consort of George III, 197.
Chartier, Alan, 18 _n._, 215.
Chaucer, Geoffrey, 96, 178, 336.
Chaworth, Dr., 69.
Cheke, Sir John, 56.
Cherry, Francis, his MSS., 52, 151.
Chester Cathedral, 179.
Chettle, H., 298.
Cheshire MSS., 265.
Chichester, 180.
_Children of the Chapel_, 156 _n._
Chinese books, 28, 63, 91, 208, 284, 338;
Chinese visitors, 109, 320;
Chinese figures, &c., 338.
Chipping-Barnet, 180.
Christian, Charles, 183.
Christie, --, auctioneer, 267.
Chrysanthus, Patr. of Jerusalem, donor, 143.
Churchill, A., _Voyages_, 124.
Churchill, Sir Winston, 320 _n._
Churchyard, Thomas, two of his tracts stolen, 81.
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