Item 3 (Drawing), fol. 2v

[Drawing of an altar, similar to that used by John Evelyn in his correspondence with Margaret Blagge Godolphin. Endorsed 'ME' and dated July 1684.]

[Preceded by blank pages fols. 1v-2r]

Item 125 (Drawing), fol. 62v [p. 124]

Pen and wash drawing of St Johannes Columbinus

[Numbered 118, incomplete. The saint, unlike the subjects of previous drawings and Satire 119, does not wear a fool's cap.]

St Johannes Columbinus

Item 24 (Closing material, Drawing, Motto), fol. 22r

nil penna sed usus

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Decorated page, showing a device of crossed gold pens interweaving a green floral wreath, surmounted by a jewelled crown, with a double blue rule above and below. Inglis's motto, "Nil penna sed usus", straddles the device