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| − | Nidd had a library of ca.300 books whose contents are known from the lists appended to his will. He bequeathed 125 books to [[present repository::Trinity College, Cambridge|Trinity]], mostly [[subject of books::medical]], and 148 books of more varied content (including [[subject of books::theology]], [[subject of books::history]], [[subject of books::classics]], [[subject of books::literature]]) to [[subsequent owner::William Lynnet]], fellow of Trinity (later vicar of Trumpington, d.1700). He also bequeathed some specific titles to other friends, including a copy of [[author of books::John Gerard|Gerard]]’s [[title of books::''Herbal'']] to [[subsequent owner::John Ray]]. Some of the books given to Lynnet were subsequently bequeathed by him to Trinity. Examples: Trinity College Q.8.21, S.22.15, S.10.169. | + | Nidd had a library of [[size of library::ca.300 books]] whose contents are known from the lists appended to his will. He bequeathed 125 books to [[present repository::Trinity College, Cambridge|Trinity]], mostly [[subject of books::medical]], and 148 books of more varied content (including [[subject of books::theology]], [[subject of books::history]], [[subject of books::classics]], [[subject of books::literature]]) to [[subsequent owner::William Lynnet]], fellow of Trinity (later vicar of Trumpington, d.1700). He also bequeathed some specific titles to other friends, including a copy of [[author of books::John Gerard|Gerard]]’s [[title of books::''Herbal'']] to [[subsequent owner::John Ray]]. Some of the books given to Lynnet were subsequently bequeathed by him to Trinity. Examples: Trinity College Q.8.21, S.22.15, S.10.169. |
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John NIDD -1659
Biographical Note
Born in Kent, probably the son of Gervase Nidd, rector of Sundridge. BA Trinity College, Cambridge 1646, fellow 1647, MA 1649; remained in Cambridge, where he died.
Books
Nidd had a library of ca.300 books whose contents are known from the lists appended to his will. He bequeathed 125 books to Trinity, mostly medical, and 148 books of more varied content (including theology, history, classics, literature) to William Lynnet, fellow of Trinity (later vicar of Trumpington, d.1700). He also bequeathed some specific titles to other friends, including a copy of Gerard’s Herbal to John Ray. Some of the books given to Lynnet were subsequently bequeathed by him to Trinity. Examples: Trinity College Q.8.21, S.22.15, S.10.169.
Characteristic markings
Sources
Venn; BCI no.195; R. Gaskell, Trinity College Library, the first 150 years, 1980.