4. A Latin poem intitled "Iter Boreale," written by Richard Eedes, Dean of Worcester, and never printed. fo. 46. See more concerning it in Wood's Athence Oxon. vol. I. p. 326. edit. 1721. and in Harington's Nugæ. Antiquæ, vol. II. p. 259. edit. by Mr. Park.
5. A single leaf of prices paid for books in the seventeenth century; from which it appears that Dr. Donne's Paradoxes cost fourpence; Ben Jonson's Works sixteen shillings., and Speed's Chronicle six and thirty. fo. 56. See also fo. 139 of this volume.
ff. 1r–173r: A miscellany which includes extracts relating to Roman history, and poems made during the reign of King James VI and I, including several pieces by John Donne, Sir Thomas Overbury, and others. ff. 1r–6r: Extracts relating to Roman history, from Greek historians and poets. Imperfec...