Bodleian Library, Oxford University

MS. Locke c. 32

A guardbook is which are mounted various poems.

50 leaves.

f. 8:

Fair copy or draft of a Latin letter, [May 1652?]; endorsed “Electio”

[printed De Beer, i. 5]

f. 9:

Fair copy or draft of a Latin letter to [Alexander Popham?], [May 1652?]; endorsed “Electio. Ep:”

[printed De Beer, i. 6]

f. 13:

A Latin epigram beginning “Fama est ignaro quondam Iove munera multa,” endorsed by Locke “Verses 79”; enclosed in a letter from Henri Justel, [c. 28 June/8 July 1679]

f. 19:

Poem “On Damons Loveing of Chora,” by Damaris Cudworth, [January 1683?]; 1 sheet, 308 × 189 mm; copy on f. 20, followed by Locke’s reply on f. 21.

[printed De Beer, ii. 751]

ff. 20-21:

Copy by Sylvester Brounower of the previous poem (f. 20), followed (f. 21) by a poem in reply in Locke’s hand, endorsed “Verses 83/3,” [January 1683?]; 1 folded sheet, 308 × 197 mm.

[printed De Beer, ii. 752]

ff. 31-33:

“The Clubb” (1694)