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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>'''Isaac Bargrave''' (1586–1643) was Dean of Canterbury from 1625 until his death in 1643. <br />
He was educated at Pembroke College, Cambridge (B.A. 1607) and Clare College, Cambridge (M.A. 1610); D.D. 1622.<br />
He became a prebendary of Canterbury in 1622 (Stall V), and then succeeded his brother-in-law [[John Boys]] as Dean in 1625. <br />
He obtained the vicarage of Tenterden in 1626.<ref>ODNB article</ref><br />
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Bargrave was responsible for stimulating the recovery of the Chapter Library in 1628 when the Chapter approved an order to create a [[Benefactors' Book]].<ref>Chapter Acts DCc-CA/4 (1608–1628), fol. 304<sup>v</sup>, transcription in Woodruff and Danks, ''Memorials of the Cathedral and Priory of Christ in Canterbury'' (London: 1912) p. 388.</ref><br />
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Bargrave's own gifts to the Library are recorded on f. 109<sup>r</sup> of the Benefactors' Book:<br />
'''Isaacus Bargraue''' huius Eccl[es]iæ Christi Cant Decanus dedit opera Alexandri Alensis duobus<br />
voluminibus contenta in fol:<br />
'''Item''' Commentaria de [Auerrois?] in v[niuersum?] Aristoteles in tredecim Tomis contenta in 8<sup>uo</sup><br />
'''Item''' Catalogus Bibliotheca Bodliani Oxon: 4°<br />
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No distinguishing provenance marks have been found to identify these books but they are probably the following:<br />
{{:W/E-5-26/27}}<br />
;Shelfmark W/P-1-53<br />
:Averroes Cordubensis. ''Sermo de substantia orbis. Destructio destructionum philosophiae Algazelis ... M. A. Zimarae ... contradictionum solutiones ...'' 1562.<br />
::Part of an 11-volume octavo Works of Aristotle published by Junta in Venice.<br />
{{:W2/A-4-14}}<br />
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[[Category:Deans of Canterbury|Bargrave, Isaac]]<br />
[[Category:Canons of Canterbury|Bargrave, Isaac]]<br />
[[Category:Stall V|Bargrave, Isaac]]<br />
[[Category:Donors|Bargrave, Isaac]]<br />
[[Category:Clergy|Bargrave, Isaac]]<br />
[[Category:Notable provenances|Bargrave, Isaac]]<br />
[[Category:Kentish incumbents|Bargrave, Isaac]]<br />
[[Category:Pembroke College, Cambridge|Bargrave, Isaac]]<br />
[[Category:Clare College, Cambridge|Bargrave, Isaac]]</div>CCLProv>DavidShaw