[ANON]. A compilation of maxims drawn from the classical authors on moral and historical subjects, on themes such as 'De Ambitione', 'De Crimine', 'De Senatu', 'De Augusto Cesare', etc, in Latin and Greek, the majority in a single neat late 17th-century English hand, arranged by subject in 69 numbered gatherings of two or more leaves, approximately 440 leaves, folio, index, blanks, loosely enclosed in 18th-century boards (worn, the lower board annotated 'S. 71 Anthony, Earl of Kent' in a 20th-century hand).