Fr. Rogeri Bacon Opera Quædum Hactenus Inedita: I.-Opus Tertium; II.-Opius Minus; III.-Compendium Philosophiæ (Classic Reprint) (Latin Edition)

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Stratford in Essex, in 1 729, where his father had settled shortly before. Dr. Samuel J ebb is favourably known to students of English history by his Life of Mary Queen of Scots, ex tracted from the original records, a work still high in repute, and by his edition of Bacon's Opus Majus, published in 1733, and dedicated to Dr. Mead. He died in the enjoy ment of a comfortable fortune, ao quired by his profession, on the 9th of March 1772. The brother of Whom he speaks, in his preface to the Opus Majus, as first drawing his attention to a copy of that work among the mss. Of Trinity College, Dublin, was undoubtedly Dr. J ohn Jebb, the Dean of Cashel, father of the Cambridge reformer. Awasp ish notice of him occurs in Hearnc's Reliquiac, p. 005, nnder the year 1727.

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