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Letter

7 Dec 1651: Selden, John, 1584-1654 (Whitefriars Street, London, England) to Junius, Franciscus, 1591-1677 (Amsterdam, North Holland, (United Provinces) Netherlands)

Catalogue
Selden catalogue
About Selden catalogue
Dates
7 December 1651

Original Calendar: Julian (start of year: 25 Mar).

(As Marked: Decemb. 7 1651)

People

Authors

Selden, John, 1584-1654
lawyer, and historical and linguistic scholar

Recipients

Junius, Franciscus, 1591-1677
German philologist, writer on art, and manuscript collector; son of Franciscus Junius (or Du Jon) (1545–1602); brother-in-law of Gerardus Joannes Vossius (1577-1649); uncle of Isaac Vossius (1618-89)

Mentions

Grey, Elizabeth, 1582-1651
countess of Kent; literary patron and supposed author; guardian of William Liddal; wife of Sir Henry Grey (1583-1639)
Howard, Aletheia, d.1654
countess of Arundel, of Surrey, and of Norfolk, suo jure Baroness Furnivall, Baroness Talbot, and Baroness Strange of Blackmere; patron and collector of art; wife of Thomas Howard, fourteenth earl of Arundel, fourth earl of Surrey, and first earl of Norfolk (1585–1646)
Liddal, William
ward of Elizabeth Grey, countess of Kent and then of John Selden
Places

Origin

As marked: Whitefriers. London

Whitefriars Street, London, England

Destination

As marked: For my worthy friend Mr Franciscus Junius at Mris Vossius hir house in Amsterdam these

Amsterdam, North Holland, (United Provinces) Netherlands

Content

Keywords

death of Elizabeth Grey (née Talbot) (1582-1651), countess of Kent, literary patron and supposed author; Vettius; Vitruvius

Language

English

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Versions (originals, copies, etc)



Edit Record Source of data: Gerald J. Toomer, calendared by Kim McLean-Fiander, October 2011

  Record ID 700310, last changed by Iva Lelkova on 09/11/2012.

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