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" From the Vicechancellor.
^ Honour'd Sir,
y^Efore such time as your dire&ion came to us, concerning my Lord Fow^rFs Coat
gy of Arms; the Stone-cutter having Anish't upon the Marble the whole atchieve-
ment of the family: we can now take no farther beneAt Arom what is pad, than to
proceed more deliberately for the Alture, i therefore send enclosM a Draught for the
inscription: which be pleas'd to animadvert upon, and favor us with your Judgement.
TheTable will be very fair and noble: it is the advise of Dr. that the writing
should be of one equally large Capitali Chara&er. Whatever shall be diredfed to-
wards the Advancement of my Lord's honour, shall be obey'd by,
^ S I R,
Your Faithful Friend and AAeAionate Servant,
^ y.
Sept. 28. 1669.
[Dr. FF.]
SiR,
From theBishop of Oxw. 26 i6y6. when Mr. brought
^ to me [to Mr. FwZy%] the
7E mud never forget the obligation, which my Lord has laied upon the
yy Univerhty in the donation of his Marbles, and whiie we remember that, can-
not chuse to bear in mind your great kindness in that affair. Having at laA Anish't
the Account of his and our other monuments, they ali are dedicated to my Lord, and.
would be presented to him by the mediation Of the same Person, who was so inArumen-
tal in the giA of them. The bearer hereof is the Editor, by whose induAry and care
the work was don ; and he is order'd by Mr. Vicechancellor in the name of the Uni-
verAty to present you with a Copy, as a TeAimony of the sense they have of your fa-
vor to them. This is ali that I have to trouble you with at the indant; adding my
wishes of ali health to you. I remain,
" S I R,
Your moA faithful and humble Servant,
y<?.
Inter Chartas illas modo memoratas vidi manuscriptam *Stelse in Domini Henrici
Howard memoriam ab Academia poAtas Inscriptionem : ad cujus imum marginem haec
legi ipAus y^^^A FwZy% Armig. manu adscripta :
" Kal. Sept.
^ CIDIOCLXVIL
" To have mentionH my name in the Inscription, as was once intended, (see Mr. TFhZ-
UFs and Vicechancellor's Letter to me 24 i66y.) I did by no means think Atting,
" as too invidious. See my Letter to Dr. F%?Z7%r/2, 21 1669.
Ne autem per raram hanc viri inanem laudis pompam detre&antis modeAiam penitus
exolesceret beneAcii ab illo apud UniverAtatem collocati memoria, honoriAcam illius men-
tionem hujus Editionis initio pr^Agendam curavi.
Rogatur Le&or, ut, antequam ultra progrediatur, corrigat Errata, quae in operis
Recognitione ad Indicis calcem enumerata reperiet.
* Pag. 314. hujus Editionis,
Marmorum
^ Honour'd Sir,
y^Efore such time as your dire&ion came to us, concerning my Lord Fow^rFs Coat
gy of Arms; the Stone-cutter having Anish't upon the Marble the whole atchieve-
ment of the family: we can now take no farther beneAt Arom what is pad, than to
proceed more deliberately for the Alture, i therefore send enclosM a Draught for the
inscription: which be pleas'd to animadvert upon, and favor us with your Judgement.
TheTable will be very fair and noble: it is the advise of Dr. that the writing
should be of one equally large Capitali Chara&er. Whatever shall be diredfed to-
wards the Advancement of my Lord's honour, shall be obey'd by,
^ S I R,
Your Faithful Friend and AAeAionate Servant,
^ y.
Sept. 28. 1669.
[Dr. FF.]
SiR,
From theBishop of Oxw. 26 i6y6. when Mr. brought
^ to me [to Mr. FwZy%] the
7E mud never forget the obligation, which my Lord has laied upon the
yy Univerhty in the donation of his Marbles, and whiie we remember that, can-
not chuse to bear in mind your great kindness in that affair. Having at laA Anish't
the Account of his and our other monuments, they ali are dedicated to my Lord, and.
would be presented to him by the mediation Of the same Person, who was so inArumen-
tal in the giA of them. The bearer hereof is the Editor, by whose induAry and care
the work was don ; and he is order'd by Mr. Vicechancellor in the name of the Uni-
verAty to present you with a Copy, as a TeAimony of the sense they have of your fa-
vor to them. This is ali that I have to trouble you with at the indant; adding my
wishes of ali health to you. I remain,
" S I R,
Your moA faithful and humble Servant,
y<?.
Inter Chartas illas modo memoratas vidi manuscriptam *Stelse in Domini Henrici
Howard memoriam ab Academia poAtas Inscriptionem : ad cujus imum marginem haec
legi ipAus y^^^A FwZy% Armig. manu adscripta :
" Kal. Sept.
^ CIDIOCLXVIL
" To have mentionH my name in the Inscription, as was once intended, (see Mr. TFhZ-
UFs and Vicechancellor's Letter to me 24 i66y.) I did by no means think Atting,
" as too invidious. See my Letter to Dr. F%?Z7%r/2, 21 1669.
Ne autem per raram hanc viri inanem laudis pompam detre&antis modeAiam penitus
exolesceret beneAcii ab illo apud UniverAtatem collocati memoria, honoriAcam illius men-
tionem hujus Editionis initio pr^Agendam curavi.
Rogatur Le&or, ut, antequam ultra progrediatur, corrigat Errata, quae in operis
Recognitione ad Indicis calcem enumerata reperiet.
* Pag. 314. hujus Editionis,
Marmorum