Bodleian Library, Oxford University
MS. Locke c. 42A
A commonplace book containing medical and scientific notes, 1679 to 1694.
It is one of two commonplace books bound together apparently on instructions from Peter King.
The notebook was begun in 1679 and was first used to transcribe notes taken
in Locke’s journals during his stay in France, 1676-1679.
The entries are dated, the first date being 28 Jan [16]76.
There is an index according to Locke’s method of commonplacing on pp. x-xi.
2o. 336 × 222 mm. xii, 310 pages.
pp. 258-259, 264:
Copy of Sydenham’s “Tussis,”
with additional observations.
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