Northern Illinois University

A presentation exemplum to William Wyatt, inscribed Ex dono Authoris, with Taylor's autograph corrections and additions throughout, including the text of a long prayer (O Holy and heavenly Father who art seated in inaccessible light…) on sig. S3^v and a table of prayers on sig. S4^r and on the end-paper.

c.1650.

Discussed extensively, and the prayer edited, in Robert Gathorne-Hardy, Jeremy Taylor's Annotations, TLS, 20 September 1947, p. 484, and also in Bibliography (1971), p. 35.

Autograph letter signed by Taylor, to John Bramhall, Archbishop of Armagh, from Hillsborough, 5 February 1661[/2].

1662.

Edited in Williams, ATR (1976), 181-2 (Letter I).

Autograph letter signed by Taylor, to John Bramhall, Archbishop of Armagh, from Hillsborough, 13 April 1661.

1661.

Edited in Williams, ATR (1976), 183-4 (Letter II).

A letter by Taylor, in Latin, to [the Duke of Ormonde], entirely in the hand of an amanuensis, [22 or 26 July 1662].

1662.

Edited, with an English translation, in Williams, ATR (1976), 193 (Letter VIII).

Autograph letter signed by Taylor, to Captain Charles Twig, from Hillsborough, 22 October 1660.

1660.

Edited in H. J. Lawlor, Two Letters of Jeremy Taylor, Church of Ireland Gazette, 43 (14 June 1901), 482-3.

Autograph letter signed by Taylor, to Edward, Viscount Conway, [October 1662].

1662.

Sotheby's, 16 April 1918, to Tregaskis. Later in the collection of Alfred Morrison (1821-97), manuscript and art collector.

Edited in Williams, ATR (1976), 191-2 (Letter VII). Edited, with a facsimile of the subscription, in Catalogue of the Collection of…Alfred Morrison, 6 vols (1883-92), VI, 232.

Autograph letter signed by Taylor, to John Evelyn, from Lisnegarvy, 9 April 1659.

1659.

Sotheby's (Evans), 13 February 1833, lot 188, to Cockran.

Edited in Eden, I, lxxx-lxxxii. Wheatley, III, 253-5.

A presentation exemplum to Lord Conway, inscribed by him Donum Authoris. 22. March. 1657. E:C:.

c.1657.

Recorded in Bibliography (1971), pp. 79-80.