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Manuscript constitution and law of the Church
Manuscript volume of constitution and law of the church.
Contains inserted note in a different hand. Bound in vellum and written in secretary hand. Book plate of John Reid Omond on front endboard.
Manuscript copies of texts by Archibald Pitcairne (1652-1713), physician and poet
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Manuscript copy of ‘A true narratioune of the declyneing aige of the Kirk of Scotland…’ by James Melville (1556-1614)
Manuscript copy of August Neander’s Die christliche Sittenlehre transcribed by John Hutchison
Manuscript copy of Johann August Wilhelm Neader's Die christliche Sittenlehre. Inscription on flyleaf says, 'John Hutchinson, Berlin, April 19th /39' and Hutchinson's book label is on the front endpaper.
Manuscript copy of ‘History of the Church of Scotland’ by David Calderwood
Manuscript copy of ‘History of the Church of Scotland’ by David Calderwood. Copied for Robert Wodrow in 1728 from manuscript held in Glasgow University Library.
Manuscript copy of ‘Livre des Anglais’
Manuscript copy of Sepher Bechinath Olam by Jedaja ha-Penini, called Bedarshi [Bedersi] with commentaries
Manuscript copy of 'The Psalms of David in metre for four voices' by Richard Allison
Copy of 'The Psalms of David in metre for four voices. With ten short Tunes in the end, To which for the most part all the Psalms may be usually sung, for the use of such as are of mean skill, and whose leisure least serveth to practize. By Richard Allison Gent. Practitioner in the Art of Musick. Transcribed from a Book. Printed at London. By William Barley, the Assign of Thomas Morley. 1599' Footnote states transcription is by Thomas Barron.
Manuscript embroidery or needle-work pattern book, presented to Leonora Vigoleno
Manuscript entitled 'A Compendious Hebrew Lexicon Explaining All the Leading and Derivative words both Hebrew and Chaldee in the Old Testament'
Manuscript entitled 'A Compendious Hebrew Lexicon Explaining All the Leading and Derivative words both Hebrew and Chaldee in the Old Testament. The Derived Words are ranged under their respective Primitives and the whole adapted to the English Reader. Glasgow. Written in the Year 1769.' Author unknown.