Vatican Library
Barb. lat. 2181, ff. 57r-8v
Edited, with the date given as 30 March 1639, in
Edited, with the date given as 30 March 1639, in
MS Barb. lat. 2567
This MS discussed in Clarence H. Miller,
Copy of the epitaph and epigram.
A Latin prose epitaph and Latin epigram made by More for the tomb of his two wives and himself at Chelsea. First published in Desiderius Erasmus,
Copy of the Latin godly instruccion (beginning
This MS collated in Yale, Vol. 13.
MS Palat. lat. 1736.
This MS recorded in Leicester Bradner,
Copy.
An unpublished Latin poem in honour of Frederick V, Elector Palatine.
Copy.
Edited from this MS in Bradner.
First published in Leicester Bradner,
Copy.
Edited from this MS in Bradner.
A sixteen-line epithalamium on the marriage of Frederick, the Elector Palatine, to Princess Elizabeth. First published in Leicester Bradner,
MS Reg lat. 666
Subsequently in the library of Franz Seraph (1570-1636), Cardinal von Dietrichstein, at Nicholsburg; captured and sent during the Thirty Years War to the Royal Library, Stockholm. Retained in the library of Queen Christina (1626-89) when in exile in Rome. Acquired by Pope Alexander VIII (1610-91), in May 1690, for the Vatican Library.
Copy of both English and Latin versions, written by Waldstein when he visited Woodstock on 15 July 1600.
Edited from this MS in
First published, in a garbled version, in Paul Hentzner,