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    William Baxter manuscripts
    Commentary on Juvenal's Satires
    [c. 1701]
    Ref:GB 210 NLW MS 23975D
    Location:National Library of Wales / Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru
    Extent:102 ff. (original foliation 2-27, 110-112, 132-142, 170-177 in the inner margins of alternate folios) ; 320 x 195 mm. and less. Bound in nineteenth-century half calf over boards with triple blind fillets and marbled endpapers by Hatton Binder, Manchester; Macclesfield arms in gold on front cover and blind stamped on f. ii verso; 'G. BAXTERI IN JUVENALIS SATYRAS ANNOTATIONES QUAE SUPERSUNT OMNES. MS. AUTOGR.' (in gold on spine); page edges stained red
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    William Baxter manuscripts
    Transcript of Baxter's commentary on Juvenal
    1732-1737
    Ref:GB 210 NLW MS 23973B
    Location:National Library of Wales / Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru
    Extent:ix, 287 ff. (original foliation 1-287 with errors; text mostly on rectos) ; 190 x 150 mm. Bound in nineteenth-century morocco over boards with triple blind fillets and marbled endpapers by Hatton Binder, Manchester; Macclesfield arms in gold on front cover and blind stamped on ff. iv verso and v; 'G. BAXTERI IN JUVENALIS SATYRAS ANNOTATIONES QUAE SUPERSUNT OMNES 1737 MS' (in gold on spine); gilded page edges
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    Sir Edward Anwyl MSS,
    Notes on Juvenal,
    [1885x1899] /
    Ref:GB 210 NLW MS 2445C
    Location:National Library of Wales / Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru
    Language:English
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  • 4
    Seneca, Juvenal and Persius: translation and selections, by Sir Edward Dering
    1665
    Ref:GB 206 Brotherton Collection MS Lt q 29
    Location:University of Leeds Special Collections
    Name of creator:
    Dering Edward 1625-1684.
    Extent:25 ff. The signatures (of which one ownership inscription of Dering's is in Greek) include at the English end of the volume a few of (?) "John Egond" and/or "John Fendel". From the Latin end, ff.3-6 (part of Juvenal's satires) are paged 1-8, apparently by Dering. Ff.17-25 from the Latin end exist only as torn fragments, that of f.18 bearing further inscribed words on recto. F.1 from the Latin end, conjugate with f.1 from the English end, is also a torn fragment, bearing what may be a large J or a flourish. Possibly in another (rough) hand are numerals for the Juvenal satires, and the title-heading for the eighth of these (written first, Latin end f.3)
    Language:English Latin
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