The Bishop's Transcripts, signed (Thomas Fuller Minister
) as rector of St Bene't's, in 1630, 1631, and 1632.
Randolph's autograph signature on a list of Trinity College matriculands, sent by the college praelector to the Registrary, July 1624.
1624.Facsimile in IELM, II.ii (1993), Facsimile VIIIb, after p. xxi.
The University Subscriptions Book, 1613-38.
Herrick's autograph signature (as Robertus Heareck
or Hearick
, the dot on the i perhaps being accidentally extended) under the heading Aula Trinitatis
for 1616.
Fletcher's autograph signed subscription for the degree of B.D. on 3 July 1619.
Facsimile in IELM, I.ii (1980), Facsimile XIV (p. 76).
Herrick's autograph signature (as Robert Hearick
) under the heading Aula Trinitatis
, also in his hand, for 1620.
Fuller's subscription, with signature only, to the Thirty-Nine Articles, upon his graduation at Queens' College, at the end of the Lent Term in 1624/5.
The signature is reproduced in facsimile in Bailey, p. 88.
Randolph's autograph signature as subscription for his Bachelor of Arts, probably March 1627/8.
Facsimile in IELM, II.ii (1993), Plate VIIIc, after p. xxi.
Fuller's subscription, with signature only, upon graduating as Master of Arts.
The signature is reproduced in Bailey, p. 98.
Autograph signature (Joannes Milton
), when graduating as B.A., in the University Subscription Book, [January 1628/9].
Facsimiles in Sotheby, Ramblings, after p. 124 (Plate XVII[bis], No. i, item 1), and in Masson, I, after p. 780. Reproduced in J. Milton French, Milton's Supplicats, HLQ, 5 (1942), 349-53 (p. 353). Recorded in Columbia XVIII, 624, and in LR, I, 190.
Randolph's autograph signature as his subscrition for his Master of Arts, probably July 1631.
Facsimiles in Greg, English Literary Autographs, Plate XCVIII(a-e), and in IELM, II.ii (1993), Plate VIIIf, after p. xxi.
Autograph signature (Joannes Milton
), when graduating as M.A., in the University Subscription Book, [July 1632].
Facsimiles in Sotheby, Ramblings, after p. 124 (Plate XVII[bis], No. i, item 3), and in Masson, I, after p. 780. Recorded in Columbia XVIII, 624, and in LR, I, 271-2.
Fuller's two-line autograph subscription in English, signed by him, upon graduating as Bachelor of Divinity.
Facsimile of the full subscription in IELM, II.i (1987), Facsimile XIXa, after p. xxiv. The signature alone reproduced in Bailey, p. 161.
The second University Subscription Book.
Marvell's autograph subscription for his Bachelor of Arts, in February 1638/9.
Facsimile in Kelliher, p. 24 (Marvell's signature the ninth from the bottom in the right-hand column).
Supplicats volume for 1627-29.
Miss E.S. Leedham-Green has suggested this is in the poet's own hand, but I am of the firm opinion that this was written on his behalf by someone else (perhaps Thomas Goldfinch or some other college butler or official), as was quite customary in this period.
Milton's autograph supplicat for the degree of Bachelor of Arts, c.10 January 1629.
Edited, with a facsimile, in J. Milton French, Milton's Supplicats, HLQ, 5 (1942), 349-53 (pp. 349-51
Supplicats volume of the 1630s.
Milton's supplicat for the degree of Master of Arts, written on his behalf in an unidentified hand (?Richard Osborne), c.10 January 1632.
Edited, with a facsimile, in J. Milton French, Milton's Supplicats, HLQ, 5 (1942), 349-53 (pp. 350-2).
Autograph supplicats signed by More, 1 April 1636, and again in 1637 and 1638.
Autograph deposition by Crashaw, signed twice, concerning the case of John Ellis, December 1641.
1641.Cited, together with other related records in these archives, in Hilton Kelliher, Crashaw at Cambridge, in New Perspectives on the Life and Art of Richard Crashaw, ed. John R. Roberts (Columbia & London, 1990), pp. 180-214 (pp. 213-14).
