Bibliography Manuscripts Bodleian Library, University of Oxford. Early Modern Letters Online. http://emlo.bodleian.ox.ac.uk. mss Ashmole 1813, 1816, 1817b, 1820a, 1829, 1830. Letters of Martin Lister primarily to and from Edward Lhwyd and Robert Plot. ms Lister 1. “A Method for the History of Iron,” a “sketch” of a treatise by Lister, unfin- ished. Book one only seven chapters; folios 56–177 are blank. ms Lister 2. Letters to Lister from Foreign Correspondents. ms Lister 3 and ms Lister 4. Letters to Lister from Domestic Correspondents. ms Lister 5. Papers, notes, and extracts by, or owned by, Dr Martin Lister about 1660–1710, chiefly on natural science, medicine, or botany. ms Lister 7. On the fossils of England, more particularly such as are found in these Northern parts. ms Lister 8. Commonplace book on matters of medicine and natural science. ms Lister 10. Commonplace book on theological and moral subjects. ms Lister 19. A copy of Every man’s companion, or a An useful pocket book (London, 1661), with notes by Lister about his journey to Paris and Montpellier in 1663–1666. Digital version: http://listerstravels.modhist.ox.ac.uk ms Lister 33. Notes by Lister on the correct usage of Latin in medicine, specimens of descriptions of persons. mss Lister 34–37. Letters addressed to Lister chiefly on scientific subjects, 1671–1710. Each volume contains nearly complete indexes of writers and subjects. ms Lister 39. Miscellaneous notes and papers by, relating to, or in the possession of Lister. Many are extracts from the Philosophical Transactions; folio 218 lists Dr Lister’s books that he sent to the Ashmolean Museum. Borthwick Institute, York. Diocesan Courts of the Bishopric of York, reference cp.H.3170. Case for sexual slander brought by Juliana Forster [Foster], wife of John Forster, against John Peck, 1674. British Library, London. ms Additional 22596. Papers, chiefly in the handwriting of the Rev. W. Huddesford, Keeper of the Ashmolean Museum [1767–1772], relative to the life of Dr Martin Lister. ms Harley 3783, f. 90. Letter from Henry Paman to William Sancroft, 2 March 1653. 880 Bibliography ms Sloane 1393, f. 13. Agreement of the Corporation of Physicians at York. ms Sloane 1929. Comments by Nehemiah Grew on Lister’s theories of plant circula- tion and his critique of Grew’s Anatomy of Plants. ms Sloane 3306–15. Papers of Henry Paman, M.D. ms Stowe 175, fol. 138. Letter from Thomas Kirke to Martin Lister, 3 June 1677. ms Stowe 745, fol. 105. Letter from Martin Lister to Ralph Thoresby, 29 May 1675. Centre for Buckinghamshire Studies, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire. Bishop’s Transcripts for Radclive for the years 1638 and 1639. Microfilm reference number M45/72. King’s College, University of Cambridge. ms Keynes 136, William Stukeley’s memoir of Newton, sent to Richard Mead in four installments (26 June to 22 July 1727), each with a covering letter to Mead. Lincolnshire County Archives, Lincoln. Conveyance of Manor/Lordship of Calceby by Sir Martin Lister to Massingberd with acquittances and deedpoll. Reference 1/mm/2/11/40a. Diocese of Lincoln Presentation Deed, 1630, n. 37. Jane Lister’s Acquittance for Papers of Sir Drayner Massingberd. mm 6/8/1/5–6. Settlement on the marriage of George Gregory, Esq., with Susannah Lister, 21 April 1662. 1. pg. 3/5/1/3. National Archives, Kew. Equity Pleadings, Court of Chancery, 1671. C 6/208/57. Record for the Committee for the Advance of Money, 1643. pso 6/1, volume 79. State Papers Domestic, James I, 1611–1618 (5 April 1617). Will of Sir Matthew Lister. pro, prob 11/261. Natural History Museum, London. mss Ray 1. Ray Correspondence, Botany Library. New College Archives, University of Oxford. ms nc 39. Register of fines for leases, 1629–1788, with notes on the computation of fines and on estate matters, 1 vol., 1629–1788. ms nc 3578 with 2371. Copies of terrier and rentals of New College property in vari- ous counties, 1 vol., 17th and 18th centuries. ms nc 4110 Court Rolls, 1603–1647, Radclive, Buckinghamshire. Northamptonshire Record Office, Northampton. E(B) 672. Indenture Agreement for Sir Martin Lister, 20 October 1643..