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Sloane MS 3516

Record Id:

040-002115904

Hierarchy Root Ancestor Record Id:

032-002112337

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Sloane MS 3516

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Sir Hans Sloane, Baronet: Poems inscribed to: 18th cent.

Poetry LATIN: Political satires, epitaphs, etc.: 18th cent.

Poetry ENGLISH: Moral and political verses: 18th cent.

Poetry FRENCH: Political satires, epitaphs, etc.: 18th cent.

includes:

ff. 1, 9, 154 James Hobart: Letters and verses addressed to Sir H. Sloane: 1721, and n.d.
f. 3 de La Chaumett: Motif de la paix par le feu surprenant d'Italie; in verse.: 18th cent.
ff. 4, 79 John Thomas de Woolhouse, Physician to the Hospital for the Blind at Paris: Epigram by, on Qu. Caroline's visit to Sir H. Sloane's Museum: 18th cent.: Lat.: Two copies.
ff. 5, 191 Sir Robert Walpole, 1st Earl of Orford; Prime Minister: Elegy dedicated to, when Chancellor of the Exchequer, by J. T. de Woolhouse: 18th cent.: Lat.
ff. 5, 191 John Thomas de Woolhouse, Physician to the Hospital for the Blind at Paris: Verses by, to Sit. R. Walpole and his brother, Horatio Walpole: n.d.
ff. 5, 191 Horatio Walpole, 1st Baron Walpole of Wolterton: Elegy dedicated to, when Ambassador to France, by J. T. de Woolhouse: 18th cent.: Lat.
f. 6 George I of England: Verses on his Coronation day, by J. T.: [1714].
f. 6 J- T-: Carmen in Regis Georgii I. Coronationis diem: [1714].
f. 7 John Toll, BA, of Pembroke or St. John's College, Cambridge: Verses begging for food: 18th cent.: Lat.
f. 8 Ralph Palmer, of Little Chelsea: Verses addressed to Sir H. Sloane: 1736/7.
ff. 10-17, 88-92 William Howard, excise officer: Letters with verses inscribed to Sir H. Sloane: 1719, and n.d.
f. 18 John Fowler: Begging-letter. to Sir H. Sloane, in verse: 18th cent.
f. 20 George II of England: Carmen inaugurale ab H. Eelbeck: [1727].
f. 20 Henry Eelbeck, Ludi Magister: Carmen in Georgii II. coronationem: [1726].
ff. 21-25 Henry Eelbeck, Ludi Magister: Letters and verses to Sir H. Sloane: 1726.: Engl. and Lat.
f. 27 William Cadogan, 1st Baron and (1718) Earl Cadogan: Epitaph on: circ. 1726.: Lat.
ff. 28-31 William Wotton, of Catharine Hall, Cambridge: Verses on, by Dr. J. Duport: 18th cent.: Engl. and Lat.
ff. 28-31 James Duport, Regius Professor of Greek, Cambridge: Verses on W. Wotton: 18th cent.: Engl. and Lat.
f. 32 Jacobus Barton: Carmen in honorem H. Sloane: n.d.
f. 33 Poetry LATIN: Versus in barometrum: 18th cent.
f. 35 Ludovicus de Bonneval: Verses to Sir H. Sloane: 18th cent.: Lat.
f. 37 Quintus Horatius Flaccus, poet: Bk. 1. Od. 22, translated by T. Ward: 1721.
ff. 37-40 b Thomas Ward, MB; Prisoner in the Fleet: Translation of Horace, Lib. i. Od. 22, inscribed to Sir H. Sloane: 1721.
ff. 42-45 Andrew Marvell: Dialogue, in verse, between Brittania and Sir W. Ralegh: 17th cent.
ff. 42-45 b Charles II of England: Satirical verses on the Court, by A. Marvel: 17th cent.
f. 46 Poetry ENGLISH: Satire on women: 18th cent.: Imperf.
f. 48 George I of England: Ode on his birthday, by J. Arnold: n.d.: Lat.
f. 49 Laurence Hyde, 1st Earl of Rochester: Satire on: 18th cent.
f. 53 Our Saviour Jesus Christ: Verses on Christmas Day: 18th cent.: Lat.
f. 55 Thomas Browne, Poeta Londinensis: Carmen: 18th cent.: Imperf.
ff. 56-78, 117-133, 136-151, 197, 201 James Arnold, of Aberdeen: Letters and verses to Sir H. Sloane: 1724-1733.: Lat. and Engl.
f. 79 George II of England: Epigram on Qu. Caroline's visit to Sir H. Sloane's Museum, by T. de Woolhouse: n.d.: Lat.
f. 84 Samuel Sunindale: Verses on Sir H. Sloane's picture in Physicians' Hall: 18th cent.
ff. 85, 86 Paul Sweetapple: Verses addressed to Sir H. Sloane: 18th cent.
f. 93 Joseph Harris, Page of the Backstairs to the Dowager Queen Catharine of Braganza: Letter and verses addressed to Sir H. Sloane: 1731.
f. 95 J- A-: Verses by, to Sir H. Sloane: 18th cent.: Lat.
f. 96 Isaac Bickerstaff, writer of plays: Poem addressed to Sir H. Sloane: 18th cent.
f. 97 Gilbert Knowles, MD: Verses to Sir H. Sloane, on his wife's death: [1724].: Lat.
f. 99 David Dorrington: Poem to Sir H. Sloane: n.d.
f. 100 Timothy Harris, Keeper of the Coffee House in Ormond Street, London, and Prisoner in the King's Bench, Southwark: Verses addressed to Sir H. Sloane, on Lady Sloane's death: 18th cent.
f. 102 Joshua Bowes: Verses on the death of Sir H. Sloane's brother: n.d.
ff. 104-108 James Wright: Letter to, with encomium on Sir H. Sloane: 1728.
f. 109 J- T-: Verses addressed to Sir H. Sloane: 18th cent.: Lat.
ff. 110-113, 134 Richard Bryan, Sub-Poet to George II: Verses addressed to Sir H. Sloane: n.d.
f. 114 John Radcliffe, MD: Poem on his picture, by R. Celthurst: 18th cent.
f. 114 Robert Collhurst: Poem on the picture of Sir H. Sloane and Dr. Radcliffe.: 18th cent.
ff. 115, 116 R- Phillips: Verses addressed to Sir H. Sloane: n.d.
f. 135 Anne of England: Epitaph on: [1714].: Lat. verse.
f. 156 Chelsea, Middlesex: Prologue at the Parson's Barn playhouse in: 18th cent.
f. 156 Drama ENGLISH: Prologue spoken at the playhouse, alias the Parson's Barn, in Chelsea: 18th cent.
f. 157 Noel Broxholme, MD: Carmen ad ejus natalem diem: 18th cent.
f. 162 Joseph Haines, self-styled Count; Actor: Epilogues spoken by: 18th cent.
f. 164 Thomas Osborne, Earl of Danby; 1st Duke of Leeds: Stanzas on his impeachment: 1678.
f. 167 Prophecies: Prophetia de Caroli 1. morte: 18th cent.
f. 173 Our Saviour Jesus Christ: Verses on the Passion: 18th cent.: Lat.
f. 176 Johann Tacke, MD of Hesse, and Professor of Philosophy and Mathematics at Giessen: Ad effigiem J. J. Winckelmanni: 1671.: Lat. verse.
f. 176 Johann Just Wynkelmann: Carmen ad ejus effigiem, a J. Tackio: 1671.
f. 178 City of Vienna: Inscriptio in memoriam ejus liberationis: 1683.
f. 179 Rochester, Kent: Inscription over the gate of the travellers hospital at: 18th cent.
f. 181 John Waldron: Verses addressed to Sir H. Sloane: 18th cent.
f. 183 Fifield D'Assigny, son of Reverend Marius D'Assigny: Verses on Dr. J. Tempest's death: circ. 1717.
f. 183 John Tempest, MD: Verses on his death, by F. D'Assigny: 18th cent.
f. 185 John Bettesworth, LLD, Dean of the Arches: Verses to, on the recovery of his brother in law, the Bishop of London, by J. Harris: 18th cent.
f. 185 Edmund Gibson, Bishop of Lincoln and (1720) of London: Verses on his recovery, by J. Harris: 18th cent.
f. 185 Joseph Harris, Page of the Backstairs to the Dowager Queen Catharine of Braganza: Verses on Bishop Gibson's recovery: [1733].
ff. 186, 188 Charles Williamson, of Aberdeen: Letter to Sir H. Sloane, enclosing a Latin elegy on Sir D. Hamilton: [1721].
f. 188 Sir David Hamilton, MD; royal physician: Lines on his death, by C. Williamson: [1721.]: Lat.
f. 192 James Arnold, of Aberdeen: Carmen in D. Rutty obitum: 18th cent.
f. 192 James Arnold, of Aberdeen: Carmen in J. G. Scheuchzer obitum: 1729.
f. 192 Jean Gaspard Scheuchzer, MD, FRS; Librarian to Sir H Sloane: Elegy on, by J. Arnold: 1729.: Lat.
f. 194 William Rutty, MD, Secretary of the Royal Society: Epitaph on, by J. Arnold: [1730].: Lat.
f. 195 James Arnold, of Aberdeen: Carmen in Georgii I. obitum: 18th cent.
f. 195 George II of England: Verses addressed to, on the death of George I., by J. Arnold: 1727.: Lat.
f. 195 George I of England: Verses on his death, addressed to George II., by J. Arnold: [1727].: Lat.
f. 196 Samuel Bradford, Bishop of Rochester: Epitaph by J. Arnold: 18th cent.
f. 196 James Arnold, of Aberdeen: Epitaphium in Samuelis, Episcopi Roffensis, obitum: 18th cent.
f. 197 James Arnold, of Aberdeen: Epitaphium in P. King, Cancellarii, obitum: 1729.
f. 198 Peter King, 1st Baron King; Lord Chancellor: Epitaph , by J. Arnold: [1734].: Lat. verse.
f. 199 John Freind, MD, Physician to the Duke of Ormonde in Flanders: Carmen in ejus obitum, per J. Arnold: [1728].
f. 199 James Arnold, of Aberdeen: Carmen in J. Friend obitum: 18th cent.
f. 200 Thomas Bowers, Bishop of Chichester: Poem on his death, by J. Arnold: 18th cent.: Lat.
f. 200 James Arnold, of Aberdeen: Carmen in T. Bowers, Episcopi Cicestrensis, obitum: 18th cent.
f. 201 James Arnold, of Aberdeen: Poem on the great commanders of the age: 1732.
ff. 205-208 b Edmund Waller, poet: Panegyric on Oliver Cromwell, as Lord Protector: 17th cent.
ff. 205-208 b Oliver Cromwell of England: Panegyric on, by E. Waller: 17th cent.
f. 209 J- B-: Fabula ab, H. Sloane inscripta: 18th cent.
f. 212 Fiction: A Welsh story in Terence's style: 18th cent.: Lat.: Imperf.

Collection Area:

Western Manuscripts

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Sloane Collection

Hierarchy Record Ids:

032-002112337
040-002115904

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Sloane MS 1-4100 : Sloane Manuscripts

Sloane MS 3516 : Sir Hans Sloane, Baronet: Poems inscribed to: 18th cent.Poetry LATIN: Political satires, epitaphs, etc.: 18th cent.Poetry…

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032-002112337[3527]/040-002115904

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English
Latin

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Latin

Start Date:

1700

End Date:

1799

Date Range:

18th century

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