Fonds Latin MS 6566A: Hobs [Name on spine; no title-page]

Add. MS D. 105, fos. 70ff. [Wallis to Tenison, 30 November 1680, draft]

Aubrey MS 9: The Life of Mr. Thomas Hobbes, of Malmesburie.

Aubrey MS 12, fos. 166–7 [Hobbes to Aubrey, 24 February 1675, transcript]

Add. MS 4278, fo. 205r to 206v: Cavendish to Pell, 11 May 1645

Add. MS 4278, fo. 223r to 224v: Cavendish to Pell, 11 November 1645

Add. MS 4278, fo. 259r to 260v: Cavendish to Pell, 19 July 1646

Add. MS 4278, fo. 263r to 263v: Cavendish to Pell, 12 October 1646

Add. MS 4278, fo. 265r to 266v: Cavendish to Pell, 7 December 1646

Add. MS 4278, fo. 273r to 274v: Cavendish to Pell, 2 August 1648

Add. MS 4278, fo. 291r to 292v: Cavendish to Pell, 5 October 1649

Add. MS 4280, fo. 136r to 136v: Pell to Cavendish, 26 May 1649

Add. MSS 6193, fo. 68v to 69r: Hooke to Boyle, c1664 [transcript]

Add. MSS 32533, fos. 37–8: Aubrey to Hobbes, 24 June, 1675

Add. MSS 72850: The Petty Papers, vol. 6, pt. 2, fo. 134 [Hobbes to Aubrey, February 1675, Letter in hand of James Wheldon]

Add. MSS 72886: The Petty Papers, vol. 37, item 1 (previously vol. 4, item 36): Politicall pastimes and paradoxes [Draft Epistle Dedicatory in hand of Sir William Petty, signed and dated 1687]

Egerton MS 1910: Thomas Hobbes, Leviathan Or the Matter, Forme, and Power of A Commonwealth Ecclesiastical and Civil

Harl. MS 3360: Thomas Hobbes, A Minute or first Draught of the Optiques In two parts The first of Illumination second of Vision

Harl. MS 4235: Thomas Hobbes, The Elements of Law, Naturall and Politique

Harl. MS 6083, fo. 177r–177v: Thomas Hobbes, Of Passions [MS in hand of Sir Charles Cavendish, endorsed ‘parte of Mr: Hobbes his answear to my brothers quaeres’.]

Harl. MS 6796, fos. 193–266: [Thomas Hobbes, Latin optical treatise]

Harl. MS 6796, fos. 297–308: [A Short Tract on First principles]

Sloane MS 904, fo. 14r: The Principles of Mr. Hobs

Sloane MS 1458, fo. 35r: Mr Hobs creed, called also the Hobbish Creed

MS Gg. 1. 4: A[nthony] A[scham], [Of Marriage]. [56 folio sheets, preceded by unnumbered table of contents and two ascriptions of authorship: (1) ‘By A A Gent London 1647’. (2) (in a different hand): ‘Written By master Askham that was afterwards killed in Spaine being agent for the Parliament of England there.’]

Hardwick MS 29: Book of Accounts: Begining 1608. Ending 1623

Hardwick MS 70: Untitled. [Exercise book in hand of 3rd Earl of Devonshire, 53 fos., unpaginated, signed ‘William Cavendysshe’ on inside front and back covers, ‘William Devoshier’ on inside back cover.]

Hobbes MS A. 1: Ad Nobilissimum Dominum Gulielmum Comitem Devoniae etc. De Mirabilibus Pecci, Carmen Thomas Hobbes

Hobbes MS A. 2. B: The Elementes of Law, Naturall and Politique

Hobbes MS A. 5: Untitled. [Draft in scribal hand of ch. 3 and part of ch. 2 of De Homine, 15 quarto pages]

Hobbes MS A. 6: Untitled. [MS of Vita Carmine Expressa, mainly in hand of James Wheldon, with corrections by Hobbes, 10 folio pages]

Hobbes MS A. 8 (1): Aristotelis Parva Moralia, sive de Ethicis virtutibus in Hobbes MS A. 8: Three Digests [Bound folio MS volume, title on spine], pp. 1–39

Hobbes MS D. 1: Latin Exercises [Bound MS volume: Ex Aristot: Rhet., pp. 1–143; extracts from Florus's epitome of Livy's history, pp. 160–54 rev.]

Hobbes MS D. 2: Untitled. [Mathematics exercise book in hand of third earl of Devonshire with corrections by Hobbes]

Hobbes MS D. 3: Essayes of 1 Arrogance 2 Ambition 3 Affectation 4 Detraction 5 Selfe=will 6 Masters and Servants 7 Expences 8 Visitations 9 Death 10 Readinge of Histories [Bound MS volume, ⅵ;+ 78 pp.]

Hobbes MS D. 5: Questions relative to Hereditary Right. Mr Hobbes. [Single quarto sheet]

Hobbes MS E. 1. A: [Library catalogue]

Hobbes MS G. 2: The Lord Shaftsburys Speech in the House of Lords March. 25. 1679 [3 folio pages]

Hobbes MS G. 3: A Copy of the Bill concerning the D: of York [7 folio pages]

Hobbes MS 73. Aa: Translations of Italian Letters [Bound MS volume, 248 pp., 34 pp. blank at end. 76 letters from Fulgenzio Micanzio. Flyleaf inscription in Hobbes's hand: ‘Translated out of the originall Italian Letters by Th: Hobbes, secretary to ye Lord Cavendysh’.]

MS 13: Behemoth or the Long Parliament. By Thomas Hobbes of Malmsbury. [Fair copy in hand of James Wheldon, with additions and excisions in hand of Hobbes.]

Hartlib Papers 42/1/1A–2B: Worsley to unidentified correspondent, 22 June 1648

Hartlib Papers 8/29/1A–2B: Cavendish to Petty, 17 April 1648

Hartlib Papers 62/30/1A–4B: Rand to Hartlib, 18 July 1651

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Add. MS D. 105, fos. 70ff. [Wallis to Tenison, 30 November 1680, draft]

Aubrey MS 9: The Life of Mr. Thomas Hobbes, of Malmesburie.

Aubrey MS 12, fos. 166–7 [Hobbes to Aubrey, 24 February 1675, transcript]

Add. MS 4278, fo. 205r to 206v: Cavendish to Pell, 11 May 1645

Add. MS 4278, fo. 223r to 224v: Cavendish to Pell, 11 November 1645

Add. MS 4278, fo. 259r to 260v: Cavendish to Pell, 19 July 1646

Add. MS 4278, fo. 263r to 263v: Cavendish to Pell, 12 October 1646

Add. MS 4278, fo. 265r to 266v: Cavendish to Pell, 7 December 1646

Add. MS 4278, fo. 273r to 274v: Cavendish to Pell, 2 August 1648

Add. MS 4278, fo. 291r to 292v: Cavendish to Pell, 5 October 1649

Add. MS 4280, fo. 136r to 136v: Pell to Cavendish, 26 May 1649

Add. MSS 6193, fo. 68v to 69r: Hooke to Boyle, c1664 [transcript]

Add. MSS 32533, fos. 37–8: Aubrey to Hobbes, 24 June, 1675

Add. MSS 72850: The Petty Papers, vol. 6, pt. 2, fo. 134 [Hobbes to Aubrey, February 1675, Letter in hand of James Wheldon]

Add. MSS 72886: The Petty Papers, vol. 37, item 1 (previously vol. 4, item 36): Politicall pastimes and paradoxes [Draft Epistle Dedicatory in hand of Sir William Petty, signed and dated 1687]

Egerton MS 1910: Thomas Hobbes, Leviathan Or the Matter, Forme, and Power of A Commonwealth Ecclesiastical and Civil

Harl. MS 3360: Thomas Hobbes, A Minute or first Draught of the Optiques In two parts The first of Illumination second of Vision

Harl. MS 4235: Thomas Hobbes, The Elements of Law, Naturall and Politique

Harl. MS 6083, fo. 177r–177v: Thomas Hobbes, Of Passions [MS in hand of Sir Charles Cavendish, endorsed ‘parte of Mr: Hobbes his answear to my brothers quaeres’.]

Harl. MS 6796, fos. 193–266: [Thomas Hobbes, Latin optical treatise]

Harl. MS 6796, fos. 297–308: [A Short Tract on First principles]

Sloane MS 904, fo. 14r: The Principles of Mr. Hobs

Sloane MS 1458, fo. 35r: Mr Hobs creed, called also the Hobbish Creed

MS Gg. 1. 4: A[nthony] A[scham], [Of Marriage]. [56 folio sheets, preceded by unnumbered table of contents and two ascriptions of authorship: (1) ‘By A A Gent London 1647’. (2) (in a different hand): ‘Written By master Askham that was afterwards killed in Spaine being agent for the Parliament of England there.’]

Hardwick MS 29: Book of Accounts: Begining 1608. Ending 1623

Hardwick MS 70: Untitled. [Exercise book in hand of 3rd Earl of Devonshire, 53 fos., unpaginated, signed ‘William Cavendysshe’ on inside front and back covers, ‘William Devoshier’ on inside back cover.]

Hobbes MS A. 1: Ad Nobilissimum Dominum Gulielmum Comitem Devoniae etc. De Mirabilibus Pecci, Carmen Thomas Hobbes

Hobbes MS A. 2. B: The Elementes of Law, Naturall and Politique

Hobbes MS A. 5: Untitled. [Draft in scribal hand of ch. 3 and part of ch. 2 of De Homine, 15 quarto pages]

Hobbes MS A. 6: Untitled. [MS of Vita Carmine Expressa, mainly in hand of James Wheldon, with corrections by Hobbes, 10 folio pages]

Hobbes MS A. 8 (1): Aristotelis Parva Moralia, sive de Ethicis virtutibus in Hobbes MS A. 8: Three Digests [Bound folio MS volume, title on spine], pp. 1–39

Hobbes MS D. 1: Latin Exercises [Bound MS volume: Ex Aristot: Rhet., pp. 1–143; extracts from Florus's epitome of Livy's history, pp. 160–54 rev.]

Hobbes MS D. 2: Untitled. [Mathematics exercise book in hand of third earl of Devonshire with corrections by Hobbes]

Hobbes MS D. 3: Essayes of 1 Arrogance 2 Ambition 3 Affectation 4 Detraction 5 Selfe=will 6 Masters and Servants 7 Expences 8 Visitations 9 Death 10 Readinge of Histories [Bound MS volume, ⅵ;+ 78 pp.]

Hobbes MS D. 5: Questions relative to Hereditary Right. Mr Hobbes. [Single quarto sheet]

Hobbes MS E. 1. A: [Library catalogue]

Hobbes MS G. 2: The Lord Shaftsburys Speech in the House of Lords March. 25. 1679 [3 folio pages]

Hobbes MS G. 3: A Copy of the Bill concerning the D: of York [7 folio pages]

Hobbes MS 73. Aa: Translations of Italian Letters [Bound MS volume, 248 pp., 34 pp. blank at end. 76 letters from Fulgenzio Micanzio. Flyleaf inscription in Hobbes's hand: ‘Translated out of the originall Italian Letters by Th: Hobbes, secretary to ye Lord Cavendysh’.]

MS 13: Behemoth or the Long Parliament. By Thomas Hobbes of Malmsbury. [Fair copy in hand of James Wheldon, with additions and excisions in hand of Hobbes.]

Hartlib Papers 42/1/1A–2B: Worsley to unidentified correspondent, 22 June 1648

Hartlib Papers 8/29/1A–2B: Cavendish to Petty, 17 April 1648

Hartlib Papers 62/30/1A–4B: Rand to Hartlib, 18 July 1651

Fonds Latin MS 6566A: Hobs [Name on spine; no title-page]

Add. MS D. 105, fos. 70ff. [Wallis to Tenison, 30 November 1680, draft]

Aubrey MS 9: The Life of Mr. Thomas Hobbes, of Malmesburie.

Aubrey MS 12, fos. 166–7 [Hobbes to Aubrey, 24 February 1675, transcript]

Add. MS 4278, fo. 205r to 206v: Cavendish to Pell, 11 May 1645

Add. MS 4278, fo. 223r to 224v: Cavendish to Pell, 11 November 1645

Add. MS 4278, fo. 259r to 260v: Cavendish to Pell, 19 July 1646

Add. MS 4278, fo. 263r to 263v: Cavendish to Pell, 12 October 1646

Add. MS 4278, fo. 265r to 266v: Cavendish to Pell, 7 December 1646

Add. MS 4278, fo. 273r to 274v: Cavendish to Pell, 2 August 1648

Add. MS 4278, fo. 291r to 292v: Cavendish to Pell, 5 October 1649

Add. MS 4280, fo. 136r to 136v: Pell to Cavendish, 26 May 1649

Add. MSS 6193, fo. 68v to 69r: Hooke to Boyle, c1664 [transcript]

Add. MSS 32533, fos. 37–8: Aubrey to Hobbes, 24 June, 1675

Add. MSS 72850: The Petty Papers, vol. 6, pt. 2, fo. 134 [Hobbes to Aubrey, February 1675, Letter in hand of James Wheldon]

Add. MSS 72886: The Petty Papers, vol. 37, item 1 (previously vol. 4, item 36): Politicall pastimes and paradoxes [Draft Epistle Dedicatory in hand of Sir William Petty, signed and dated 1687]

Egerton MS 1910: Thomas Hobbes, Leviathan Or the Matter, Forme, and Power of A Commonwealth Ecclesiastical and Civil

Harl. MS 3360: Thomas Hobbes, A Minute or first Draught of the Optiques In two parts The first of Illumination second of Vision

Harl. MS 4235: Thomas Hobbes, The Elements of Law, Naturall and Politique

Harl. MS 6083, fo. 177r–177v: Thomas Hobbes, Of Passions [MS in hand of Sir Charles Cavendish, endorsed ‘parte of Mr: Hobbes his answear to my brothers quaeres’.]

Harl. MS 6796, fos. 193–266: [Thomas Hobbes, Latin optical treatise]

Harl. MS 6796, fos. 297–308: [A Short Tract on First principles]

Sloane MS 904, fo. 14r: The Principles of Mr. Hobs

Sloane MS 1458, fo. 35r: Mr Hobs creed, called also the Hobbish Creed

MS Gg. 1. 4: A[nthony] A[scham], [Of Marriage]. [56 folio sheets, preceded by unnumbered table of contents and two ascriptions of authorship: (1) ‘By A A Gent London 1647’. (2) (in a different hand): ‘Written By master Askham that was afterwards killed in Spaine being agent for the Parliament of England there.’]

Hardwick MS 29: Book of Accounts: Begining 1608. Ending 1623

Hardwick MS 70: Untitled. [Exercise book in hand of 3rd Earl of Devonshire, 53 fos., unpaginated, signed ‘William Cavendysshe’ on inside front and back covers, ‘William Devoshier’ on inside back cover.]

Hobbes MS A. 1: Ad Nobilissimum Dominum Gulielmum Comitem Devoniae etc. De Mirabilibus Pecci, Carmen Thomas Hobbes

Hobbes MS A. 2. B: The Elementes of Law, Naturall and Politique

Hobbes MS A. 5: Untitled. [Draft in scribal hand of ch. 3 and part of ch. 2 of De Homine, 15 quarto pages]

Hobbes MS A. 6: Untitled. [MS of Vita Carmine Expressa, mainly in hand of James Wheldon, with corrections by Hobbes, 10 folio pages]

Hobbes MS A. 8 (1): Aristotelis Parva Moralia, sive de Ethicis virtutibus in Hobbes MS A. 8: Three Digests [Bound folio MS volume, title on spine], pp. 1–39

Hobbes MS D. 1: Latin Exercises [Bound MS volume: Ex Aristot: Rhet., pp. 1–143; extracts from Florus's epitome of Livy's history, pp. 160–54 rev.]

Hobbes MS D. 2: Untitled. [Mathematics exercise book in hand of third earl of Devonshire with corrections by Hobbes]

Hobbes MS D. 3: Essayes of 1 Arrogance 2 Ambition 3 Affectation 4 Detraction 5 Selfe=will 6 Masters and Servants 7 Expences 8 Visitations 9 Death 10 Readinge of Histories [Bound MS volume, ⅵ;+ 78 pp.]

Hobbes MS D. 5: Questions relative to Hereditary Right. Mr Hobbes. [Single quarto sheet]

Hobbes MS E. 1. A: [Library catalogue]

Hobbes MS G. 2: The Lord Shaftsburys Speech in the House of Lords March. 25. 1679 [3 folio pages]

Hobbes MS G. 3: A Copy of the Bill concerning the D: of York [7 folio pages]

Hobbes MS 73. Aa: Translations of Italian Letters [Bound MS volume, 248 pp., 34 pp. blank at end. 76 letters from Fulgenzio Micanzio. Flyleaf inscription in Hobbes's hand: ‘Translated out of the originall Italian Letters by Th: Hobbes, secretary to ye Lord Cavendysh’.]

Hardwick MS 29: Book of Accounts: Begining 1608. Ending 1623

Hardwick MS 70: Untitled. [Exercise book in hand of 3rd Earl of Devonshire, 53 fos., unpaginated, signed ‘William Cavendysshe’ on inside front and back covers, ‘William Devoshier’ on inside back cover.]

Hobbes MS A. 1: Ad Nobilissimum Dominum Gulielmum Comitem Devoniae etc. De Mirabilibus Pecci, Carmen Thomas Hobbes

Hobbes MS A. 2. B: The Elementes of Law, Naturall and Politique

Hobbes MS A. 5: Untitled. [Draft in scribal hand of ch. 3 and part of ch. 2 of De Homine, 15 quarto pages]

Hobbes MS A. 6: Untitled. [MS of Vita Carmine Expressa, mainly in hand of James Wheldon, with corrections by Hobbes, 10 folio pages]

Hobbes MS A. 8 (1): Aristotelis Parva Moralia, sive de Ethicis virtutibus in Hobbes MS A. 8: Three Digests [Bound folio MS volume, title on spine], pp. 1–39

Hobbes MS D. 1: Latin Exercises [Bound MS volume: Ex Aristot: Rhet., pp. 1–143; extracts from Florus's epitome of Livy's history, pp. 160–54 rev.]

Hobbes MS D. 2: Untitled. [Mathematics exercise book in hand of third earl of Devonshire with corrections by Hobbes]

Hobbes MS D. 3: Essayes of 1 Arrogance 2 Ambition 3 Affectation 4 Detraction 5 Selfe=will 6 Masters and Servants 7 Expences 8 Visitations 9 Death 10 Readinge of Histories [Bound MS volume, ⅵ;+ 78 pp.]

Hobbes MS D. 5: Questions relative to Hereditary Right. Mr Hobbes. [Single quarto sheet]

Hobbes MS E. 1. A: [Library catalogue]

Hobbes MS G. 2: The Lord Shaftsburys Speech in the House of Lords March. 25. 1679 [3 folio pages]

Hobbes MS G. 3: A Copy of the Bill concerning the D: of York [7 folio pages]

Hobbes MS 73. Aa: Translations of Italian Letters [Bound MS volume, 248 pp., 34 pp. blank at end. 76 letters from Fulgenzio Micanzio. Flyleaf inscription in Hobbes's hand: ‘Translated out of the originall Italian Letters by Th: Hobbes, secretary to ye Lord Cavendysh’.]

MS 13: Behemoth or the Long Parliament. By Thomas Hobbes of Malmsbury. [Fair copy in hand of James Wheldon, with additions and excisions in hand of Hobbes.]

Hartlib Papers 42/1/1A–2B: Worsley to unidentified correspondent, 22 June 1648

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