found: His A learned and a godly sermon, to be read of all men, but especially for all marryners, captaynes and passengers, which trauell the seas, 1581:t.p. (Iohn Madoxe, maister of arte, and fellow of All soules in Oxforde, at Waymouth and Melcombe regis)
found: Halkett & Laing Dict. of anon. and pseudo. English lit., 3rd ed., 1475-1640, 1980:p. 114 (Richard Madox, 1546-83; author's forename is given as 'John' throughout the book. Although this may simply be a mistake, it is possible that Madox was sometimes known by the name John, since the Joannes Maddox listed in the admission book of All Souls College appears to be the same man)
found: Alumni Oxon.:ser. 1 (Maddocks, Richard, (Madox); fellow of All Souls' Coll. 1571; BA 1571; MA 1575; proctor 1581; sup. for licence to preach 1581-2; perhaps canon of Hereford 1599)
found: LC in RLIN, 02-25-93(hdg.: Madox, Richard, 16th cent.)
found: Madox, Richard. An Elizabethan in 1582, 1976:title page (the diary of Richard Madox, fellow of All Souls) page xiii ("Chronicling, in the main, the initial (albeit abortive) attempt to establish a spice trade in the Moluccas, the Diary of Richard Madox, Fellow of All Souls, covers a single calendar year. Since five months of that year were to pass before the flotilla of four ships rounded the Lizard, the Diary also records its author's winding up of his affairs at Oxford, his stay in London following upon the problems and false starts incident to departure, and the slow passage from Blackwall to Southampton aboard the Edward Bonaventure with the many visits to and from persons interested in the enterprise. The last seven months record the tensions and rivalries that developed in the command, the long sojourn at Sierra Leone, and an account of the subsequent passage to São Vicente, Brazil") page 1 (born 11 November 1546, in Shropshire, probably Uffington) page 34 (died 27 February 1583 in the harbor of Espírito Santo, Brazil, near modern Vitória)
found: Pollard, Alfred W. Short-title catalogue of books printed in England, Scotland, & Ireland and of English books printed abroad, 1475-1640, 2nd edition, v. 2, 1976:page 131, no. 17180 (under Madoxe, Richard: A learned and a godly sermon, 1581; "Tp incorrectly calls author 'John Madoxe'")
found: Bennell, John. "Madox, Richard (1546-1583), Church of England clergyman and diarist," in Oxford dictionary of national biography, January 3, 2008, accessed online 16 December 2020("Born on 11 November 1546, probably at Uffington, Shropshire, where he lived at some time ... entered Oxford University on 25 January 1567. As an undergraduate at All Souls College he has been identified with John Madox, a Bible clerk who in 1581 delivered a sermon 'especially for all mariners' in Weymouth ... In 1571 he graduated BA and was elected a fellow of All Souls. He proceeded MA in 1575, and was one of the university proctors in 1581. He was ordained priest on 25 November 1580 ... [He] applied to be the chaplain on the Galleon Leicester for Edward Fenton's trading voyage, ostensibly to the Moluccas"; his diary covering the year 1582 documents part of Fenton's voyage; he was one of Fenton's eight "assistants" and acted as his secretary, keeping an "official register of proceedings from 29 April to 21 July 1582"; sailed from Southampton, May 1, 1582; Fenton noted his death on 27 February 1583, "when in the vicinity of Espirito Santo harbour, near Vitória, Brazil")
found: Deutsche Nationalbibliothek, December 16, 2020(Madox, Richard; other names: Madoxe, Richard; Maddocks, Richard; Maddoxe, Richard; Madoxe, Iohn; life dates: 1546-1583)
