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Four notebooks and a series of disbound notebooks and loose leaves, [c. 1900]-[c. 1902], containing parts of a projected first novel by John Cowper Powys comprising substantial drafts of a romance set on the Sussex Downs; together with numerous, shorter fragments of narrative, mainly passages of prolix theological and philosophical discussion, and Rabelaisian fantasy, involving characters based on the author's friends. Also included are heavily worked drafts of unpublished poems (NLW MS 23672E, ff. 57-60 and ff. 135-137 verso, 138 verso, 139 verso-140, inverted text; NLW MS 23673E, ff. 146 recto-verso, 147 verso, 154 recto-verso, 155 verso, 156 verso-60 verso, 161 verso-162, inverted text; NLW MS 23676E, ii, ff. 250 verso-251, 253 verso-255, 259 verso, 260 verso, 261-262 verso, 263 verso, 264 verso-265 verso, 266 verso, 267 verso-268 verso, 269 verso, 270 verso, inverted text); and notes on Shakespeare's The Tempest, Macbeth, Richard III and The Taming of the Shrew (NLW MS 23673E, ff. 148-153 verso, inverted text), possibly for use in Powys's lecturing work.

Miscellaneous papers, for the most part in the autograph of Chancellor Wynne.

A composite volume containing extracts, in the hand of [Anne Owen of Penrhos], from devotional works including John Ollyffe, A Practical Exposition of the Church-Catechism, 2 vols (London, 1710, ESTC T87853) (ff. 5-9).
Two receipts inserted into the volume are dated 1741 and 1747 (ff. 37-38).

Extracts from devotional works, etc., [in the hand of Anne Owen, Penrhos].

One of four volumes containing lectures on theology.

Sermons, preceded by a list of Welsh and English theological works.

Notes on New Testament theology; extracts from the poems of William Llyn taken from Cardiff MS. 8; etc.

A copy of Brian Martin Lodwick's M.Phil. thesis, 'The Oxford movement and the diocese of Llandaff during the nineteenth century' (University of Leeds, 1976).

Mae'r gyfres yn cynnwys ysgrifau diwinyddol amrywiol.

Notes on German, French and Italian literature, together with a translation from Schiller; an index to the glosses in Zeuss: Grammatica Celtica; an outline of a Welsh rhyming dictionary; and notes on theological subjects.

Notes on the scriptures, written by F. Bourdillon.

Four volumes containing a transcript by V. Vincent, April-June 1780, made 'with Permission of the Author & from his MS', of 'Recapitulatory Lectures: or a System of Christian Divinity' delivered at the [Dissenting] Academy, Mile-End [London] by the Reverend J[ohn] Conder (1714-81). The 'Introductory Lecture' was delivered on 4 February 1762.

One of four volumes containing lectures on theology.

Miscellanea in prose and verse, including 'News from Babel or ye Conventicle alamodu ... Vavasor Powell and his gang'; extracts from theological works; 'Rudimenta linguae Hebraicae'; lists of place names in Wales; an English vocabulary; etc.

Notes on scripture and theology made by F. Bourdillon, Emmanuel College, Cambridge, when attending lectures given by George Elwes Corrie, Norrisian professor of Divinity at Cambridge, 1843.

One of four volumes containing lectures on theology.

Addresses on 'Some tendencies of current religious thought' and 'Anwariaid y byd. Rhai o'u harferion a'u moesau', and notes on dogmatic theology and theism.

Miscellaneous notes and extracts relating to church history, theology, philosophy, etc.

Sermon notes, prayers and notes on Greek and Roman works and on theological topics.

Essays and discourses, mainly on the subject of the existence of God.