Charter of Denbigh and a dictionary of plants and flowers (two parts),
Part of Peniarth Manuscripts Collection
Transcript of a confirmation of the charter of Denbigh, 1665.
English-Latin dictionary of plants and flowers, with specimens of ferns and mosses.
A note 'sent to Mr. Doody, April 1, 92' is in the autograph of Edward Lhuyd.
Edward Lhuyd and others.
Part of Peniarth Manuscripts Collection
Autograph letters and copies of letters from Edward Lhuyd to the Reverend John Lloyd, Ruthin, David Lloyd, Blaenyddol, Richard Mostyn, Penbedw, and others, 1685-1708; a list of plants observed on Aran Benllyn and Snowdon, 1682; a short Irish-Latin-Welsh vocabulary, and a copy of Lhuyd's 'parochial queries'; miscellaneous letters, including autographs of Susannah Puleston, 1678, John Myddelton, 1713, Will: Gruffith of Llyne, 1660 (with Welsh sermon notes), B. Bulkeley, H. Egerton, M. Price, Margarett Coytmore, Thomas Pennant, John Anstis, etc.; the opinion of Sir Thomas Powys on the will of Owen Jones of Braichybib, 1687; and papers relating to the fishery of Dysynni, with an opinion by Sir William Williams, 'Speaker Williams'.
Edward Lhuyd and others.
Part of Peniarth Manuscripts Collection
Transcripts made for Edward Lhuyd of the trilogy of Cornish mystery plays - 'Ordinale de Origine Mundi'; 'Passio Domini'; and 'Resurrectione Domini'.