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- [1701x1766] (Creation)
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The volume is from the library of John Jones ('Myrddin Fardd').
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A composite volume consisting mainly of a commonplace book of Rice Pierce (ob. 1766), rector of Llangelynnin, Merionethshire. The contents include poetry in Welsh, English, and Latin by Rice Pierce; ecclesiastical precedents; lists of bishops of Bangor, St Asaph, Llandaff and St Davids, deans of Bangor and archbishops of Canterbury; verses by Tho[mas] Owen of Aberffraw; 'Descriptio Salsae Paludis, Wallice Pwllheli'; entries of birth and/or baptism of children of Hugh Thomas of Hendre [parish of Llangelynnin], 1685-7; lists of beneficed clergy in individual parishes in Anglesey; the 'valor' of benefices in the dioceses of Bangor and St Asaph; notes on Oxford Colleges built on the site of old Halls; a list of bishops educated at Jesus College, Oxford; notes on the founders and patrons of individual churches in Anglesey, extracted from Henry Rowland: Mona Antiqua Restaurata (Dublin, 1723); 'englynion' by Edwd. Lloyd [recte Lhuyd], Ashmolean Museum, with a Latin rendering by Tho[mas] Richards, rector of Llanfyllin; 'Cambriac Suspiria In Obitum desideratissimae Reginae Carolinae, dedicata Ad Isaacum Madoxs ... Episcopum Asaphensem' by Tho[mas] Richards, rector of Llanfyllin; etc. The section of the manuscript not in the hand of Rice Pierce contains notes on logic ('Physica non est scientia : Ergo fa[lleris]', etc.), extracts from Daemonology of James I, etc.
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English, Welsh, Latin.
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Preferred citation: 18A.
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- Precedence, Ecclesiastical (Canon law)
- Bishops -- Wales -- Bangor
- Bishops -- Wales -- St Asaph
- Bishops -- Wales -- St. David's
- Deans, Cathedral and collegiate -- Wales -- Bangor
- Bishops -- England -- Canterbury
- Benefices, Ecclesiastical -- Wales, North
- Benefices, Ecclesiastical -- Wales -- Anglesey
- Bishops -- Education
- Churches -- Wales -- Anglesey
- Logic
- Demonology
- Witch hunting
- Pwllheli (Wales)
- Bishops -- Wales -- Llandaff.
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- University of Oxford (Subject)
- Jesus College (University of Oxford) (Subject)
- Thomas, Hugh, Llangelynnin -- Family (Subject)
- Rowland, Henry, 1655-1723 (Subject)
- Lhuyd, Edward, 1660-1709 -- Translations into Latin (Subject)
- James I, King of England, 1566-1625 (Subject)
- Pierce, Rice, ob. 1766 (Subject)
- Owen, Thomas, Aberffraw (Subject)
- Richards, Thomas, 1688 or 9-1760 (Subject)