TORUM UNIVERSITATIS OXONIENSIS: accedunt Articuli Religionis XXXIX, in Ecclesia Anglicana recepti: nec non Juramenta Fidelitatis et Suprematus. In Usum Juventutis Academicæ. OXONII, e Typographeo Clarendoniano. MDCCCVIII. cimo, 294 pages. (First printed in 1638.) XXXII. Duode PORTRAITS of the FOUNDERS of different COLLEGES in the UNIVERSITY of OXFORD. Engraved in Mezzotinto by JOHN FABER (the Elder), with their Arms subjoined. Printed for H. Parker, No. 82, in Cornhill, London. Folio. 1. King Alfred.-University Coll. A.D. 872. 2. Walter de Merton, Bishop of Rochester, and Chancellor of England. Merton College, A.D. 1267. 3. John de Balliol, 1263.-Balliol Coll. 4. Lady Dervorgille, Wife of John De Balliol, A.D. 1266. 5. Walter de Stapledon, Bishop of Exeter.-Exeter Coll. A.D. 1316. 6. King Edward the Second.-Oriel Coll. A.D. 1324. 7. Robert Eglesfield, Confessor to Philippa, Queen of Edward III.-Queen's Coll. A.D. 1340. 8. William of Wykeham, Bishop of Winchester.-New Coll. A.D. 1380. 9. Richard Fleming, Bishop of Lincoln.-Lincoln Coll. A.D. 1427. 10. Thomas de Rotherham, Bishop of Lincoln.-Lincoln Coll. A.D. 1478. 11. Henry Chichele, Archbishop of Canterbury.-All Souls, A.D. 1437. 12. William of Waynfleet, Bishop of Winchester, and Lord Chancellor in the Reign of Henry VI.-Magdalen Coll. A.D. 1459. 13. William Smyth, Bishop of Lincoln.-Brazen Nose Coll. A.D. 1512. 14. Sir Richard Sutton, Knt.-Brazen Nose College, A.D. 1512. 15. Richard Fox, Bishop of Winchester.-Corpus Christi, A.D. 1516. 16. Cardinal Wolsey.-Christ Church, A.D. 1525. 20. Queen Elizabeth. A.D. 1571.-Jesus College. 21-2, Nicholas Wadham, Esq. and Dorothy his Wife.-Wadham Coll. A.D. 1609. 23. Thomas Tesdale, Esq.-Pembroke Coll. A.D. 1624. N. B. This Set of Prints, including the Founders of Cambridge, have been likewise published with the addition of Borders, and some of them have been copied. XXXIII. A SERIES OF PORTRAITS of those Distinguished Persons who were the Founders of Colleges and Public Buildings in the University of Oxford; from Pictures in that University and from Private Collections. LONDON: Published April 1st, by R. Ackermann, Repository of Arts, 101, Strand. Elephant quarto. With arranged Directions for the Plates in the History of Oxford, including the Founders, printed in double columns :—a single leaf. COLOURED PLATES, Engraved by R. Cooper and T. Williamson. 1. King Alfred.-2. Walter de Merton.-3. John Baliol.-4. Devorguilla Baliol.-5. Walter Stapledon.-6. King Edward IInd -7. Sir Joseph Williamson, Knt. Founder of the present Edifice of Queen's College.-8. Robert Egglesfield.-9. William of Wykeham.-10. Richard Fleming, Bp. of Lincoln.—11. Thomas (de) Rotherham.-12. Archbp. Chichely.-13.William Patten, of Wainfleet, Bp. of Winchester.-14. William Smith. -15. Sir Richard Sutton, Knt.-16. Bishop Fox.-17. Cardinal Wolsey.-18. King Henry VIII.-19. Sir Thomas Pope, Knt. 20. Sir Thomas White, Knt.-21. Queen Elizabeth. Jesus College.-22. Nicholas Wadham.-23. Dorothy Wadham.-24. Thomas Tesdale.-25. Richard Wightwick, S.T.B. -26. Sir Thomas Cookes. Worcester College.-27. Dr. Richard Newton. Hertford College.-28. Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester. Divinity School.-29, Sir Thomas Bodley. Bodleian Library.-30. Archbishop Sheldon. The Theatre.-31. Elias Ashmole. Ashmolean Museum. 32. Edward Hyde, Earl of Clarendon, Printing Office.33. Dr. Radcliffe. Radclivian Library. N. B. Twenty-five copies were taken off in Folio on India Paper, not coloured. XXXIV. OXONIA ILLUSTRATA, sive omnium celeberrimæ istius Universitatis Collegiorum, Aularum, Bibliothecæ Bodleianæ, Scholarum Publicarum, Theatri Sheldoniani nec non Urbis totius Scenographia. Delineavit et sculpsit DAV. LOGGAN, Univ. Oxon. Chalcographus. OXONIÆ, e Theatro Sheldoniano, Ano Dni MDCLXXV. Folio. Engraved Title-page on a Scroll supported by Angels. At the bottom of the plate Minerva is seated, with the Emblems of Science scattered around her; and in the back ground is a View of some of the principal Buildings in Oxford. Engraved Latin Dedication to King Charles the Second. K. Charles the Second's Licence to engrave the Work, dated 17th March, 1673. Spectatori Ingenuo, S. an engraved Sheet. Index Tabularum. PLATES. i. The Prospect of Oxford from the East, near London Road, and from the South near Abingdon Road; with Explanations subjoined. Dedicated to Archibald Areskin, Esq. ii. Nova et accuratissima celeberrimæ Universitatis Civitatisque Oxoniensis Scenographia. Henry Compton, Bishop of Oxford. Dedicated to Dr. iii. Frontispicium Scholarum Publicarum Universitatis Oxo- v. Scholarum Publicarum Prospectus Interior. Dedicated vi. Scholæ Theologica Prospectus Interior. Dedicated to Dr. Richard Allestry. vii. Bibliothecæ Bodleianæ Oxoniæ Prospectus Interior ab Oriente et Occidente. Dedicated to Dr. Thomas Barlow. viii. Theatri Sheldoniani Prospectus Meridionalis. Dedicated to Gilbert (Sheldon), Archbishop of Canterbury. ix. Theatri Sheldoniani Prospectus Septentrionalis. Dedicated to Gilbert (Sheldon), Archbishop of Canterbury, x. Habitus Academici. xi. Ecclesia B. Mariæ Virginis. Dedicated to Sir Robert Vyner, Bart. xii. Hortus Botanicus. Dedicated to Henry, Viscount Cornbury. xiii. Collegium Universitatis. Dedicated to Lord Francis Brudenell. xiv. Collegium Baliolense. Dedicated to Sir Henry Littleton, Bart. xv. Collegium Mertonense. inson, M.D. xvi. Collegium Exoniense. Bury. Dedicated to Edmund Dick Dedicated to the Rev. Arthur xvii. Collegium Orielense. Dedicated to the Rev. Robert Say, D.D. xviii. Collegium Reginense. liamson, Kut. xix. Collegium Novum. Knt. Dedicated to Sir Joseph Wil Dedicated to Sir Edward Lowe, xx. Collegii Novi Prospectus Interior ad Boream. Dedicated to Dr. Michael Woodwar 1. xxi. Collegium Bæ Mariæ de Winton prope Winton. Dedicated to Dr, William Burt. xxii. Collegium Lincolniense. Dedicated to Bishop Crewe. xxiii. Collegiuin Omnium Animarum. Dedicated to Sir Thomas Chichely. xxiv. Collegium B. Mariæ Magdalenæ. Dedicated to Robert, Lord Brooke. xxv. Collegium Enei Nasi. Dedicated to the Revd Dr. Tho. Gate. xxvi. Collegium Corporis Christi. stone Bampfyld, Bart. xxvii. Collegium Edis Christi. 1 Dedicated to Sir Cople Dedicated to Dr. John Fell. xxviii. Collegium Stæ. Trinitatis. Dedicated to Dr. Ralph Bathurst. xxix. Collegium Divi Joannis Baptistæ. Dedicated to Dr. Peter (Mews), Bishop of Bath and Wells. xxx. Edificium Cantuariense, sive Area Nova. Dedicated to Sir John Robinson, Bart. xxxi. Collegium Jesu. Dedicated to Sir Leoline Jenkins, Knt. xxxii. Collegium Wadhamense. Dedicated to Ægidius Strang ways, Esq. xxxiii. Collegium Pembrochianum. Dedicated to Sir John Benet. xxxiv. Aula S. Albani. Dedicated to the Rev. Dr. Narcissus Marsh. xxxv. Aula Cervina. Dedicated to John Lamphire, M.D. xxxvi. Aula St Edmundi. Dedicated to Sir Robert Clayton. xxxvii. Aula Beatæ Mariæ Virginis. Dedicated to Dr. Joseph Crowther. xxxviii. Novum Hospitium. xxxix. Aula B. Mariæ Magdalenæ. Dedicated to James Hyde, M.D. xl. Aula Glocestrensis. Dedicated to Ralph Sheldon, Esq. N. B. A Mezzotinto Portrait of James, Duke of Ormond, engraved by J. Smith in 1702 from a Picture by Sir Godfrey Kneller, is sometimes prefixed, but does not belong to the book. XXXV. OXONIA DEPICTA, sive Collegiorum et Aularum in Inclyta Academia Oxoniensi Ichnographica, Orthographica, et Scenographica Delineatio LXV Tabulis æneis expressa a GUILIELMO WILLIAMS: cui accedit uniuscujusque Collegij Aulæque Notitia. (MDCCXXXIII.) Atlas folio. Engraved ornamented Title-page as above. Engraved Latin Dedication to Charles, Earl of Arran, Chancellor; Henry, Earl of Clarendon, High Steward; and Dr. William Holmes, Vice Chancellor. Engraved List of Plates, and Subscribers Names. i. Title-page. FOLDED PLATES. ii. Prospectus Oxoniæ Meridionalis et Prospectus Orientalis. Toms sc. iii. Oxonia Antiqua Instaurata, sive Urbis et Academiæ Oxoniensis Topographica Delineatio, olim a Radulpho Agas impressa A.D. 1578, nunc denuo Eri incisa A.D. MDCCXXXII. iv. Nova et Accuratissima Celeberrimæ Universitatis Civitatisque Oxoniensis Ichnographia. 1733. Toms sc. v-vi. Publica Edificia Academiæ. pasted together. vii. Bibliothecæ Bodleianæ et Scholæ Theolog. Prospectus Interiores. Toms sc. viii. Hortus Botanicus. ix-x. Collegii Universitatis Frontispicium, et ejusdem Coll. Atria bina. |