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These books catalogued with a 'BUS' prefix were at one point located in the school's Busby Library, a room commissioned by Head Master, Dr. Richard Busby, to house his substantial book collections. This incorporated some volumes which were present at the school prior to Busby's time as Head Master, such as those donated by Mildred Cecil, Lady Burghley, and the library of Busby's friend, Dr John Pell, which Busby purchased after Pell's death. The majority of the books amassed by Busby were left to the school after his death, although some titles were donated to the church he built at Willen, Buckinghamshire, where they later perished in a fire in 1946. Later additions were incorporated into this collection, often donated by Head Masters and former pupils.

Gerardi Joan. Vossii: Opera in Sex Tomos Divisa (The works of Gerardi Joan. Vossii in six volumes):

Volume 1: Etymologicon Linguae Latinae Praefigitur Ejusdem de Literarum Permutatione Tractactus. Editio Nova
(Latin-Greek Dictionary)
Published: Amsterdam, 1701
Volume 2: Aristarchus, Sive De Arte Grammatica. Accedunt de Vitiis Sermonis et Glossematis Latino-Barbaris.
(Greek and Latin grammar book)- front cover broken apart from spine
Published: Amsterdam, 1695
Volume 3: Tractus Philologici de Rhetorica, de Poetica, de Artium, et Scientiarum Natura ac Constitutione (Rhetoric, poetry, art and science book)
Published: Amsterdam, 1697
Volume 4: Ars Historica (Art history)
Published: Amsterdam, 1699
Volume 5: Theologia Gentili et Physiologia Christiana (Theology book)
Published: Amsterdam, 1700
Volume 6: Tractactus Theologici (Theology)
Published: Amsterdam, 1701

Volumes 4 and 5 are shelved incorrectly. Volume 5 (Shelved as AA-1-4)has the cover page for volumes 4 and 5 inside. Volume 4 (AA-1-5) has no cover page inside.

Epistole ecclesiasticae et theologicae quarum longe major pars (Ecclesiastical and theological epistles)
Scripta est a: Jac. Arminio, Joan, Uytenbogardo, Corn. Vorstio, G. J. Vossio, Hug, Grotio, Sim. Episcopo, C. Barlaeo
Second Edition

Et Clarorum Virorum ad um Epistolae (Letters of Clear Men?)