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John Aubrey

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
John Aubrey , 1626-97, English antiquary and miscellaneous writer, b. Kingston, Wiltshire, educated at Trinity College, Oxford. He knew most of the famous people of his day and left copious memorandums as well as letters. His most celebrated work, Lives of Eminent Men, was originally compiled for the use of Anthony Wood in his Athenae Oxonienses. The Lives first appeared in print in 1813. Only his Miscellanies (1696), a collection of stories and folklore, was published in his lifetime. Extremely interested in antiquities, he wrote the Natural History of Wiltshire (ed. by John... Read more
Aubrey, John
Aubrey, John (1626–97). A Wiltshire...by the same schoolmaster. To Aubrey, we owe Hobbes at 40 taking...characters. Dr Kettell, president of Aubrey's college, Trinity, Oxford...behind the Beard .’ Aubrey quarrelled with Wood, whose... Read more
Aubrey, John
Aubrey, John (1626–97). A Wiltshire country gentleman of antiquarian interests, reduced to penury by litigation and imprudence. The only...published until 1813. A classic of quizzical humour. the best known is his description of Thomas Hobbes , also from north Wiltshire. To Aubrey, we owe Hobbes at ... Read more

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