Theses, or determinations, of Whitgift while professor of divinity at the University of Cambridge. They are: 1. ‘Rationes quæ probant epistolas decretales quæ attribuuntur pontificibus romanis non esse ab eis scriptas sed fictitias’; 2. ‘Scripturæ maxima est auctoritas’; 3 ‘Romana ecclesia non est catholica ecclesia’; 4. ‘De maleficis’; 5. ‘Leges politicæ de rebus mediis nihil detrahunt christianæ libertati’; 6. ‘Pro conjugio sacerdotum argumenta ex scriptura’; 7. ‘Papa est antichristus’; 8. ‘Panis et vini substantia manet in eucharistia’; 9. ‘Unius scripturæ loci unus est proprius sensus’; 10. ‘Rationes pro transubstantiatione cum solutionibus’; 11. ‘Contra sacrificium missæ’; 12. ‘De sanctorum invocatione’; 13. ‘De certitudine salutis’. On f. 1 is written a list of the apocryphal books of the Old and New Testament, the latter list embracing the Epistle to the Hebrews, that of saints James, Jude, and 2 Peter, and the Apocalypse; and in a different hand ‘Domini Archiepiscopi Whitgift’. The manuscript is in Whitgift’s own handwriting, as also is MS Ff.02.36.