Johannis de Trokelowe annales Edvardi II
Subtitle: Henrici de Blaneforde Chronica, et Edvardi II Vita
By: a monacho quodam Malmesburiensi fuse enarrata. E Codibus MSS. nun primus divulgavit Tho. Hearnius. Qui &, praeter Appendidem (in qua, inter alia, Ordinationes Collegii Orielensis) Monumenta quaedam vetera, ab Edmundo Archero communicata subjunxit
Contributors: Hearne, Thomas, 1678-1735, editor; Blaneforde, Henry, active 1300
Publisher: E Teatro Sheldoniano
Published: 1729
Place of publication: Oxonii
Language: lat
Number of pages: 428
Subjects: History; University of Oxford
Notes: Latin or English.

Colored amorial bookplate mounted inside front cover: Johannes Patricius Crichton Stuart Marchio Bothoe. Mount Stuart.

On spine: Hearne's Ann. Edvardi II, 1729.
Table of contents: title: Editoris Praefatio.- Johannis de Trokelowe Annales Edvardi II. Angliae Regis.- Henrici de Blaneforde Chronica.- Monachi cuiusdam Malmesburiensis Vita Edvardi II.- An Account of the canonization of William de Marchia Bishop of Bath and Wells.- The Commission to shut up John Cherde (Monk of Ford Abbey) in his solitary apartment during life.- The Charters for the foundation of Trininity Hospital at Ilchester.- K. Hen. VIII's letter of thanks upon the Lord Privy Seal Thomas Cromwell's being elected, chosen and installed Dean of Wells.- A short account of Dr. Robert Brady and Mr. John Lightwine.- A note about Jervais Hollis.- Notae MSS. ipsius Joannis Bale, adjectae Codici impresso de scriptoribus &c.- Ordinationes Collegii Orielensis. In quibus et Statuta Universitatis Oxoniensis, ab Edvardo VI.; title: Cont'd.: lata ac fancita.- Epitaphium Sarae Cherriae, filiae Francisci Cherrii.- A remarkable story of a great sum of money, found in a great cumbersome wooden bedstead at Leycester, on which R. III. had layn before the Battle at Bosworth.- Notae, in quibus, inter alia, (1) Francisci Godwini Narratio de Gulielmo de Marchia. (2) Observationes de coenobio sanctimonialium de Winteney in agro Hantoniensi. (3) Statutum illud Collegii Novi Oxoniae, in quo prohibetur consuetudo radendi barbas.- Index.