Royal MS. in Brit. Mus. 16 C. x ff. 1–38. The poem is in Greek hexameters and pentameters, with a dedication to Queen Elizabeth in Greek, and a summary in Latin of the contents of the work, which was presented to her majesty when she visited Oxford in 1566. Musical compositions, in manuscript. ‘Diversa carmina,’ manuscript. The Psalms of David turned into a short form of Hebrew verse and set to music. A Latin translation of most, if not all, of the works of Justin Martyr. ‘In libros pauli Aeginetæ, hypomnemata quædam, seu obseruationes medicamentorum, quæ hac ætate in vsu sunt, per Georgium Edrychum medicum pro iuuenum studijs ad praxim medicam, collecta,’ London, 1588, 8vo, dedicated to Walter Mildmay. ‘Martyrium S. Demetrii,’ a translation into Latin preserved in manuscript at Caius College, Cambridge (E. 4). It is dedicated to Thomas Robertson, archdeacon of Leicester. It is said that he brought out the edition of Shepreve's ‘Hippolytus,’ published at Oxford in 1584, but another account states that this edition was prepared by Joseph Barnes.