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Miscellaneous classical extracts, [late 17th century]
Compiler
Kent, Anthony Grey, Earl of, 1645-1702
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Format
Manuscript, Book
Description
0.6 linear ft. (1 archival box, 1 half-size archival box)
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Special Collections - Manuscripts
RTC01 (no. 218) South 72,
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RTC01
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Classical literature
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17th century
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Contained in
Robert H. Taylor Collection of English and American Literature, 1280s-1958 1800s-1930s
Compiled/Created
[late 17th century]
Arrangement
The extracts are organized by fascicle number (= subject), and their contents are accessed via the index in the first folder.
Linking notes
Forms part of the Robert Taylor Collection (RTC01).
Summary note
Consists of a collection of extracts drawn from classical writers on miscellaneous subjects, probably compiled by Anthony Grey, 11th Earl of Kent. Manuscript in ink, folio (leaves approx. 305 x 195mm; boards 330 x 230mm); ff. [448] plus two leaves of index (measuring 370 x 240mm, folded in half); written in a single hand over some period of time, and gathered into 69 fascicles of varying number of leaves (some of just 2 leaves, others of as many as 14, but most of 6 or 8), most of them sewn but all entirely uncut and never bound into a volume.
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Robert H. Taylor collection of English and American literature, 1280s-1950
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