Document Reference | Pw V 296 |
Title | MS poem, entitled 'Iudicium Paridis', by William Markham; n.d.[c.1740] |
Date | 1740 (c) |
Extent | 4 ff |
Level | Item/file |
Content Description | Text consists of 156 lines in hexameters.
Note after text identifies this as Christ Church Oxford prize poem 1740. Markham was a student at the college where he took his B.A. in 1742 and M.A. in 1745 |
Title Of Work | Iudicium Paridis |
First Line of Poem | Sol radiis summos tremulis contingere montes |
Last Line of Poem | Victrici, roseosque parant intexere flores |
Language | Latin |
Physical Description | Two sheets folded once forming four folios |
Condition | Good |
Descriptive Features | Watermark: Pro Patria, approx. 95 x 108 mm
Countermark: Name C [and] I Honigh, approx. 12 x 93 mm.
Italic |
Watermark | Pro Patria |
Related Material | University of Nottingham Library: |
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Publication Note | Bourne, Vincent, Musae Anglicanae (J. and R. Tonson and J. Watts; London 1741) vol 2, pp 277-82 |
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Code | PersonName | Dates of existence |
NA11822 | Markham; William (1719-1807); Archbishop of York; Archbishop of York from 1777 | 1719-1807 |