RANDOLPH, Thomas. Aristippus by Thomas Randolph 1630. A Study of three Manuscript Sources, by Michael Travers. 116 page typescript, with 4 facsimile plates, numerous copies of letters, a 52 page manuscript of related notes, and notes on printers and publishers. The catalogue of the Travers’ Collection records that he owned Thomas Randolph’s own copy of Aristippus. n.d. c1970? ~ The Travers Collection at Sussex is a select portion of the library formed by Michael Travers between 1945 and his death in 1977. The Collection includes 24 incunabula, most in contemporary bindings, although the Caxton Polychronicon was rebound by Douglas Cockerell. Travers developed an interest in the under-researched area of post-incunabula and his Collection includes 165 examples of these and other titles from the first half of the sixteenth century, all foreign imprints of classical authors or theological works. After Michael Travers’s death, his rare book collection was presented to the University by Mrs Travers in 1978.