Mr. Boltons last and learned worke of the foure last things, death ...

I oA man of fin-for learning and^*"'^"Th^ife and Deathwhom their learning and piety have madeeminent) it pleafed M. D. Bret , knowing;hisdeferts, and perceiving him to languifhfor want of meanes , moft bountifully tocontribute for his reliefe 3 and by his an do-thcrs bouHt ie , with fome /mall ftipends heehad fot his Lcdiuresin that Houfe, hee wasupheld until] he had got a Fellowlhip,whichfell out about the thirtieth y eare of his ageat which time hee commenced Mafter ofArts 5 and then by the Fxcrcifes hee performedin the Houfe and abroad , being RegentMaftcr he grew into fame , and was ftillfucceffivelv chofento b^ Reader of the LeduresofLogicke.and MoralljandNacurallPhilofophy,(as by the Statutes ofthe Houfethey were appointed to bee read) which hee:performed (b ftridly , and with fuch exa^tneffe,as that hee got credit and applaufewith the beft, but fome envy with his fucce f-fours , that by his example were now provokedto a more frequent and painfull readingofthem , which were feldome and fleightlyperformed before. And fuch was his e-fteemc in the Vniveyfitic for his publike difputaiionsi