The Digital Ark :: Oxoniensis academia: or, The antiquities and curiosities of the University of Oxford, giving an account of all the public edifices ... together with lists of the founders, public benefactors, governors, and visitors of the several colleges and halls ... also lists of the chancellors ... [etc.] of this university

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Oxoniensis academia: or, The antiquities and curiosities of the University of Oxford, giving an account of all the public edifices ... together with lists of the founders, public benefactors, governors, and visitors of the several colleges and halls ... also lists of the chancellors ... [etc.] of this university

Secondary Title (i.e. Proceedings Title): Periodical Title: Publication Type:Book, Whole Authors:Pointer,John
Editors: Publisher:Printed for S. Birt Place of Publication:London Publication Date:1749 Alternate Date (i.e. Conference Date): Volume: Issue: Start Page:254, [1] End Page: Abstract: Descriptors/Keywords: ISBN: URL:

Documents in Print Item: No Documents Listed in Print Item Attached People: Author (in assoc. with a ms or print source) - Pointer, John (1668-16 Jan 1754)
Mentioned or referenced by - Pound, James (1669-1724)
Subject of/in a document - Oxford Anatomy School (-)
Mentioned or referenced by - Plot, Robert (1640 [bap.]-1696)
Mentioned or referenced by - Lister, Martin (12 Apr 1639-2 Feb 1712)
Mentioned or referenced by - Huntington, Robert (bap. 1637-1701)
Location(s): Housed collection or remnant at - Oxford Anatomy School (Institution) -> Schools Quadrangle (Building (non-institution))
Housed collection or remnant at - Ashmolean Museum (Museum and/or Archive) -> Oxford (Settlement)
Bibliographic Source(s): Early Science in Oxford. Vol. 3..., page: , notes:
Items Which List This As A Bibliographic Source: None Images Contained: No Images Attached To This Item
Objects Contained: No Objects Attached To This Item
Annotation:Pointer, in Oxoniensis Academia gives a list of items in the Ashmolean Museum mixed together with items in the collection of the anatomy theatre (pp.156-161). His introduction to the list is as follows:
"A famous Repository of Natural and Artificial Rarities, and of several Roman Antiquities, as Altars, Lamps, Medals, &c. built at the Charge of the University in 1683, and furnish'd by Elias Ashmole, Esq; Dr Plot, Bishop Huntington, Dr Lister, Dr Pound, &c.
A Catalogue of some few of which Rarities (together with some in the Anatomy-School) is as follow" (156).
Gunther (Vol. 3) collates this list with that of Oxford Rawl. C 865.