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c aio) Auctore, Londini, per Henr.Bynneman , 1568, 8-

lohn Le ne ve Chancellors, Vice Chan-ce Hofs, Prorektors, Professors etc. ofthe Vniverßty of Cambridge.

v. in Eiusdem Fastis Ecclästae Anglkanae,Lond. 1716, fol. p. 3fp-4.jp.

Edinond Millers Account of the Vniver-ßty of Cambridge and the Colleges therc.Being a plain Relation of many of theirOaths , Statutes and Charters etc. London,printedfor Baker, /7/7, S-

The Hiftory and Antiquities of the Vniver-ßty of Cambridge, in t\vo Parts y I. ofits Original and Progrefs in the remoterAges, \vrithen above j00 Tears ago byNichol cantalvpe. II, A De-feription of the prefent Colleges \oith anAccount of their founders and bene-factors etc. 'by Richard parker, Fel-loto of Catus College in the' Tear 1622,London, print.for 1 . Bateman, 1721, 8.

Cantabrigia illustrata, sine omnium istiusVniuersitam Collegiorum, Aularum,Bibliothecae Academicae, Scholarumpublicarum, Sacelli Collegii Regalis,nec non totius oppidi Ichnographia. De-lineatore et Sculptore Dav. log g a n,Cantabr. fine anno , forma Atlant.OXON1 ENSIS.

TRYVYTLAMI I. TREVYTHAMI deLaude Vniuersitatis Oxonienfis Carmen.Adiecttim est Historiae Vitae et Regni Ri-cardi II, Angi. Reg. e Codd. MSS. editaea Eho. H E ,1R N10, Oxoniae, 1724,8. in Ap-pend. pag. 344-358-

Nie. FiERBERTi Descriptio AcademiaeOxonienfis, Romae, 160z, F.

Alberic; gentilis Laudes Academiaej Verufinae et Oxonienfis, Hanouiae, ap.Guil. Antonium, idqj, 8-

Briani twyni Amiqn tatis AcademiaeOxonienfis Apologia, in tres fibros di-visa, Oxoniae, exc. Iof. Barnefius , 1608, 4,

Thomae c a r 1 Vindiciae Antiquitatis Aca-demiae Oxonienfis, contra loh. caivm,Cantabrigienfcm. In lucem ex Auto-grapho emisit Thomas hearnivs,qui Ant.aw 00 o Vitam, a se ipsoconscriptam, Huntphr. hvmphrei'sde viris claris Cambro-Britannicis Obser-vationes , et reliquias quasdam, ad fami-liam Religiosissimam Ferrariorum, deGidding parua in agro Hnntingdonienfi,pertinentes, subnexuit, Oxonii , c Thea-tro Shetdoniano , 17J0, 8. maj. Voll. II.

* Visum est hoc caii nomen sictitiumCl. HEVManno in Biblioth. Acad. p.144. Sed, verum esse, ipsumque hunc C A-ivm, Collegii Vniuersitatis, regnanteElisabetha, Magistrum fuisse, docet VitaEius ab Ant. a WOOD in Hist. etAntiqq. Vniv. Oxon. L. II, p. 175». de-scripta.

Ant. äwood Historia et Antiquitates Vni-versitatis Oxonienfis , duobus Volumini-bus, coni prehensae, Oxonii e TheatroSheldoniano, 1674,-sol. Voll. II.

Prior editio prodiit ibidem, 1668, 4.

Parecbolae, sine Excerpta e corpore Statu-torum Vniuersitatis Oxonienfis. Acce-dunt Articuli Religionis XXIX, in Eccle-sia Artglicana recepti, nec non iuramert-ta fidelitatis et Suprematus, Oxoniae , eTheatro Sheldoniano, i&n, 8.

Notitia Oxonienfis Academiae, Londini, ty-pis T. R. impenf Ric. Bavis , 167y, 4.

Oxonia illustrata, sine omnium istius Vni-versitatis Collegiortim, Aularum Biblio-thecae Bodleianae, Scholarum publica-rum , Theatri Sheldouiani, nec non to-tius vrbis, Scenographia. Delineauit etsculpsit Dav. l o g g a n, Oxoniae , eTheatro Sheldoniano, 1673, f°h

Anthony w 00 D Athenae Oxonienses, anex abi History of ali the Writers and Bi -jhops , 1 vho have had their Education inthe Vniverßty of Oxford, from the Tear

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