Inventory of the Correspondence 1. Thomson (London) to Bonaventura Vulcanius (Leiden), 29 December 1591 inc: Commodum accidit, clarissime Vulcani (pp. 154–156). 2. Thomson (London) to Bonaventura Vulcanius (Leiden), 7 May 1592 inc: Literas tuas, vir clarissime (pp. 156–159). 3. Jacob Christmann (Heidelberg) to Thomson [Geneva], 13 June 1593 inc: Quaestio elegans est (pp. 160–162). 4. Thomson (Frankfurt) to Janus Dousa junior (Leiden), 23 September 1593 inc: Tandem ad vos redeo (pp. 162–164). 5. Thomson [Leiden] to Isaac Casaubon (Geneva), 27 December 1593 inc: Augustus Venerem olim ἀναδυομένην (pp. 164–168). 6. Johannes Drusius [Franeker] to Thomson, [1594] (1) inc: O laetum nuncium (pp. 168–170). 7. Johannes Drusius [Franeker] to Thomson, [1594] (2) inc: Quo in statu res tuae (pp. 170–172). 8. Isaac Casaubon (Geneva) to Thomson [Leiden], 25 April 1594 inc: Accusas silentium meum (pp. 173–178). 9. Thomson (Stade) to Isaac Casaubon (Geneva), 30 May 1594 inc: Egon’ ut te ludos (pp. 178–184). 10. Thomson (Stade) to Bonaventura Vulcanius [Leiden], 30 May 1594 inc: Tandem ergo domum redii (pp. 185–186). 11. Thomson (Cambridge) to William Camden [London], 1 July 1594 inc: Mitto ergo, ut convenerat (pp. 187–188). 12. Thomson (Cambridge) to Bonaventura Vulcanius (Leiden), 5 August 1594 inc: Cantebrigiam ergo redii (pp. 188–190). 13. Isaac Casaubon (Geneva) to Thomson [Cambridge?], 11 October 1594 inc: Si quid unquam mihi (pp. 190–192). 14. Joseph Scaliger (Leiden) to Thomson [London?], 20 December 1594 inc: Scripsi ad te antea (pp. 192–195). 15. Thomson (London) to Bonaventura Vulcanius (Leiden), 4 February 1595 inc: Feliciter, mi Vulcani! (pp. 195–197). 16. Joseph Scaliger [Leiden] to Thomson [London or Cambridge], 14 June 1595 inc: Non licet mihi per (pp. 197–199). 17. Thomson (London) to Isaac Casaubon [Geneva], 9 August 1595 inc: Literis licet novissimis pridem (pp. 199-203). © koninklijke brill nv, leiden, 2016 | doi: 10.1163/9789004308282_034 inventory of the correspondence 149 18. Thomson [Oxford] to Isaac Casaubon [Geneva], 1 July 1596 The existence of this letter, which has not come to light, is derived from Casaubon to Thomson, 26 August 1596. 19. Isaac Casaubon (Geneva) to Thomson [London or Cambridge], 26 August 1596 inc: Diu exspectavi literas tuas (pp. 203–205). 20. Isaac Casaubon (Montpellier) to Thomson [Geneva], 1 January 1597 inc: Quas Lugduno ad te (pp. 205–207). 21. Isaac Casaubon (Montpellier) to Thomson [Geneva], 17 February 1597 inc: Binas iam a te accepi (pp. 207–209). 22. Isaac Casaubon (Montpellier) to Thomson [Geneva], 19 March 1597 inc: Ergo tu delicias facies? (pp. 209–211). 23. Thomson (Geneva) to Isaac Casaubon (Montpellier), 10 April 1597 inc: Egone ut te absente (pp. 211–215). 24. Thomson (Venice) to Isaac Casaubon [Montpellier], [1597, May–Octo- ber?] inc: Post scriptas tuas, mi doctissime (pp. 215–216). 25. Thomson (Florence) to Rudolf Simler (Zurich), 10 September 1598. inc: Libenter ad te scribo (pp. 217–218). 26. Thomson (Florence) to Isaac Casaubon (Montpellier), 1 March 1599 inc: Ἀληθεί, ὦ φίλτατε (pp. 218–220). 27. The Fellows of Clare Hall (Cambridge) to Robert Cecil [London], 25 De- cember 1599 inc: Our most humble dutyes (pp. 221–222). 28. Thomson (Cambridge) to Bonaventura Vulcanius (Leiden), 5 February 1600 inc: Glossaria tua, paucis abhinc (pp. 222–225). 29. Thomson (Cambridge) to Denis Perrot [London], 13 February [1600] inc: Ita est ut scribis (pp. 225–226). 30. Thomson (Cambridge) to Isaac Casaubon (Lyon), 28 February 1600 inc: Biennium fere est (pp. 227–229). 31. Thomson (Cambridge) to Denis Perrot [London], 1 March [1600] inc: Ne tu nos ludos (pp. 229–231). 32. The Fellows of Clare Hall (Cambridge) to Robert Cecil [London], 6 March [1600] inc: Multa extant et magna (pp. 231–232). 33. Joseph Scaliger (Leiden) to Thomson [Cambridge], 5 July 1600 inc: Quum tuas postremas accepi (pp. 233–235). 34. Thomson (Cambridge) to Isaac Casaubon [Lyon], 22 July 1600 inc: Quam gratae mihi fuerint (pp. 235–239)..