 A Book with a Price in the World: 118ͼ MS 274 |
Jenny Adams |
(2019): 11 |
Adams |
| Information Structures in 118ͼ MS 143 Codex of Philo of Alexandria |
Sean A. Adams |
(2021): 16 |
Adams |
| Forty Years of Women at 118ͼ: How Did They Get Here? |
Dennis A. Ahlburg |
(2020): 13 |
Ahlburg |
| Finding Inspector Morse in the Archives |
Dennis A. Ahlburg |
(2020): 13 |
Ahlburg |
| William Archibald Spooner and his Spoonerisms |
Sami Anderson-Talbi |
(2017): 08 |
Anderson-Talbi |
| ‘A chain of invincible reasoning’? Isaac Newton’s Writing Practices in the 118ͼ Manuscripts |
Jack Avery |
(2022): 17 |
Avery |
| 118ͼ MS 287 and its Text |
Jemima Bennett |
(2022): 17 |
Bennett |
| Pounced Corrections in Oxford Copies of Cavendish’s Philosophical and Physical Opinions; or, Margaret Cavendish’s Glitter Pen |
Liza Blake |
(2018): 10 |
Blake |
| The First Issue of the First Edition of the First Edwardian Prayer Book: 118ͼ Library, Oxford, BT1.131.19 |
Peter W. M. Blayney |
(2021): 15 |
Blayney |
| Bells and Books: Not What You Might Expect in Oxford’s Dreaming Spires |
Helen Bond |
(2017): 08 |
Bond |
| Prussia and the Poodle |
Emily Bootle |
(2013): 03 |
Bootle |
| Upon the Unveiling of ‘A Dance to the Music of Time’ |
Michael Burden |
(2012): 02 |
Burden |
| Lending to the Manchester Art Exhibition in 1857 |
Michael Burden |
(2020): 13 |
Burden |
| Mary Woodforde’s Book |
Sophie Butler |
(2012): 02 |
Butler |
| Mary Woodforde’s Book |
Sophie Butler |
(2012): 02 |
Butler |
| A New Setting: John Heath’s Translation of The Accomplishment of the Prophecies, 1613 |
Mark Byford |
(2013): 03 |
Byford |
| Edmund Hakluyt: 118ͼ Singing Man, Tutor and Youngest Brother of Richard Hakluyt |
Daniel Carey |
(2013): 04 |
Carey |
| The Story of One Year in the Early Life of 118ͼ |
Brian Collins |
(2019): 11 |
Collins |
| 118ͼ’s Irish Airman |
Joseph Conlon |
(2018): 10 |
Conlon |
| The Bets of G. H. Hardy |
Joseph Conlon |
(2019): 11 |
Conlon |
| Warden Harmar and the Ralegh Trial |
Geoffrey Day |
(2015): 06 |
Day |
| Window-Mounted Cancels?: More Questions Than Answers |
Geoffrey Day |
(2019): 12 |
Day |
| ‘Very inconsiderable exceptg that they are the Hand writing of so great a Man’: The Provenance of Isaac Newton’s Manuscripts at 118ͼ, Oxford |
Frederik Dhondt |
(2023): 19 |
Dhondt |
| Some Benefactors and their Heraldry |
Patric Dickinson |
(2023): 19 |
Dickinson |
| The Origin of 118ͼ MS 144: Some Text-Critical Observations |
Elias Dietz |
(2021): 15 |
Dietz |
| Looking for Scribal Play in Oxford, 118ͼ MS 314 |
Mary C. Flannery |
(2019): 12 |
Flannery |
| Pleyyng with May’s Age in Oxford, 118ͼ MS 314 |
Lucy Fleming |
(2023): 20 |
Fleming |
| How The Mound Got Its Quack |
Felix Flicker |
(2018): 10 |
Flicker |
| Robert Hedrington and Wynkyn de Worde at Winchester College |
Richard Foster |
(2016): 07 |
Foster |
| The Heretic Scribbler of 118ͼ MS 319 |
Antje G. Frotscher |
(2022): 18 |
Frotscher |
| Old English at New: Early Printed Books in Anglo-Saxon Type, 1570–1705 |
Antje G. Frotscher |
(2023): 19 |
Frotscher |
| The Palette and Pigments of a Thirteenth-Century Oxford Illuminator |
Richard Gameson |
(2021): 15 |
Gameson |
| 118ͼ Library Benefactors’ Book 1611-1615 |
Anna-Lujz Gilbert |
(2019): 11 |
Gilbert |
| Lord Thurlow: A Chancellorship in Caricature through 118ͼ’s Collection of Gillrays |
Ben Gilding |
(2021): 15 |
Gilding |
| Lord Thurlow: A Chancellorship in Caricature through 118ͼ’s Collection of Gillrays, Part II |
Ben Gilding |
(2023): 20 |
Gilding |
| Some Marginalia in Burnet’s History of My Own Time |
Lionel K. J. Glassey |
(2019): 12 |
Glassey |
| The Language and Meaning of the College Motto |
Mark Griffith |
(2012): 01 |
Griffith |
| The Long Reach of 118ͼ’s Catholic Apologists |
Robert Gullifer |
(2020): 14 |
Gullifer |
| The 118ͼ Fragments of Caxton’s Janua Grammar |
Hedwig Gwosdek |
(2013): 04 |
Gwosdek |
| The Mappa Mundi in Oxford, 118ͼ, MS 274 and the Aristotelian Theory of Elements |
Alfred Hiatt |
(2023): 20 |
Hiatt |
| An Ascension Day Ritual Revived: 118ͼ Chapel and St. Bartholomew’s Chapel |
Edward Higginbottom |
(2013): 04 |
Higginbottom |
| ‘Bowlin Greens’ in Loggan’s Oxonia Illustrata (1675) |
Rebecca Hutchins |
(2013): 03 |
Hutchins |
| Gerard’s Herbal |
Rebecca Hutchins |
(2012): 01 |
Hutchins |
| ‘The Origins and Life of William of Wykeham, Bishop of Winchester’ |
Christopher Johnson |
(2014): 05 |
Johnson |
| The German War Memorial in 118ͼ Chapel |
Elliot Jordan |
(2022): 17 |
Jordan |
| ‘The divine Harvey’: The Afterlives of William Harvey |
Ludmilla Jordanova |
(2022): 17 |
Jordanova |
| 118ͼ MS 333: An Extraordinary Witness to the Harklean Syriac New Testament |
Piotr Jutkiewicz |
(2022): 17 |
Jutkiewicz |
| ‘Scotus Viator’: R. W. Seton-Watson and the Making of Czechoslovakia |
Caitlín Kane |
(2022): 18 |
Kane |
| Fear Sells: Addenda to the 1588 Malleus Maleficarum |
Caitlín Kane |
(2023): 19 |
Kane |
| A Sad Case of Neglect: The First Chinese Book in 118ͼ Library |
Peter Kornicki |
(2018): 10 |
Kornicki |
| What is the Mound for? |
Robin Lane Fox |
(2013): 03 |
Lane Fox |
| Nicholas Stoughton (1592-1648): MP, Surrey Militia Officer, and Patron of International Learning |
Vivienne Larminie |
(2015): 06 |
Larminie |
| Law, Politics, and Scholarship in the Seventeenth Century: The Reputation of Nathaniel Fiennes |
Vivienne Larminie |
(2016): 07 |
Larminie |
| Memories of 118ͼ 1950-1954 |
John Ledingham |
(2015): 06 |
Ledingham |
| ‘On love and friendship, either true or false’: Ordinatio of Text and of Meaning in Oxford, 118ͼ, MS 98 |
Samira Lindstedt |
(2021): 16 |
Lindstedt |
| Thomas Stapleton’s First Polemic: An Impact Case Study |
Jan Machielsen |
(2014): 05 |
Machielsen |
| 118ͼ of Magic and Wizardry: A Second Note on the 1566/7 Visitation |
Jan Machielsen |
(2016): 07 |
Machielsen |
| William Courtney and ‘the Woman Question’ |
Laura Marcus |
(2020): 14 |
Marcus |
| Reflections on Medieval Art, Politics, and the Courtrai Chest |
Joseph W. Mason |
(2022): 17 |
Mason |
| The Education of an Elizabethan Gentleman: Sir Alexander Temple at Oxford |
John Matthews |
(2019): 11 |
Matthews |
| The Papists of 118ͼ: I |
Katie McKeogh |
(2020): 14 |
McKeogh |
| The Invisible Book |
Randall McLeod with Timothy Perry |
(2021): 15 |
McLeod |
| ‘Edifying Words’ in the Florilegium of 118ͼ MS 98 |
Rebecca Menmuir |
(2020): 13 |
Menmuir |
| Sixteenth-Century Ownership of the Bohun Apocalypse, 118ͼ MS 65 |
Arabella Milbank |
(2013): 04 |
Milbank |
| Alfred, Lord Milner in Russia, 1917 |
Jason Morgan |
(2013): 03 |
Morgan |
| 118ͼ MS 328 and ‘Jane the Quene’ |
Jason Morgan |
(2012): 01 |
Morgan |
| The Alfred Lord Milner South African Addresses |
Jason Morgan |
(2012): 02 |
Morgan |
| Chasing Provenance: Apuleius’s 250-Year Journey from Robert Dow’s All Souls’ to James Edwards Sewell’s 118ͼ |
Jason Morgan |
(2014): 05 |
Morgan |
| ‘Yours truly Jack the Ripper’—of 118ͼ, Oxford? |
Jason Morgan |
(2016): 07 |
Morgan |
| Classifications in Time: The Rise of the Shelfmark on the Failure of Provenance |
Jason Morgan |
(2017): 08 |
Morgan |
| Dennis Potter: An Unconventional Dramatist |
Jason Morgan |
(2017): 08 |
Morgan |
| Lifting the Veil of Time: The Servants of 118ͼ Restored |
Jason Morgan |
(2017): 08 |
Morgan |
| Seeing the Light: Being the story of Sir Isaac Newton’s prisms and papers and the means by which they came to 118ͼ |
Jason Morgan |
(2018): 09 |
Morgan |
| Maria Regina Angliæ: A Gift for a Tudor Queen |
Jason Morgan |
(2018): 10 |
Morgan |
| ‘Form! form! Riflemen form!’: The Oxford University Rifle Volunteer Corps in 118ͼ Archives |
Jason Morgan |
(2019): 11 |
Morgan |
| From Manuscript to Print: Tracing a Technological Revolution in the Collections of 118ͼ Library |
Jason Morgan |
(2019): 12 |
Morgan |
| ‘A very unusual binding’: A Remarkable Julius Caesar in 118ͼ Library |
Jason Morgan |
(2021): 16 |
Morgan |
| ‘Ancient virtue and manly spirits’: The 118ͼ Men Who Fell in the Second Boer War |
Jason Morgan |
(2023): 19 |
Morgan |
| The Russo-Japanese War on the Shelves of 118ͼ Library |
Alexander Morrison |
(2020): 14 |
Morrison |
| Thomas Neal (c. 1519–c. 1590): Catholic, Priest, Scholar |
Thomas Neal |
(2020): 14 |
Neal |
| ‘His feet stunk out of cry’: Ben Stone’s Satirical Manuscript Verses on Thomas Coryate |
Philip S. Palmer |
(2014): 05 |
Palmer |
| 118ͼ and the Reformation |
David Parrott |
(2018): 09 |
Parrott |
| The British Civil Wars and the Defence of Oxford |
David Parrott |
(2019): 11 |
Parrott |
| ‘The living Arts appear’d’: Shakespearean Ekphrasis in 118ͼ, MS 367 |
Anna-Nadine Pike |
(2021): 15 |
Pike |
| Christopher Saxton’s 1579 Atlas of England and Wales: An Unexpected Savilian Book Among 118ͼ Library’s Treasures |
Alexandra Plane |
(2019): 12 |
Plane |
| Some Early-Modern 118ͼ Poetical Miscellanies with Thomas Master’s Poem on his Cat |
William Poole |
(2012): 01 |
Poole |
| Thomas Master and the Mensa Lubrica: A Seventeenth-Century Gaming Poem |
William Poole |
(2013): 03 |
Poole |
| A New Manuscript for 118ͼ |
William Poole |
(2013): 03 |
Poole |
| A Poetic Squabble about Bottle Banks and Skips (1988) |
William Poole |
(2012): 02 |
Poole |
| Deciphering the Title-Page of a Book of William Thorne of 118ͼ, Regius Professor of Hebrew, and King James Bible Translator |
William Poole |
(2012): 01 |
Poole |
| Early Science in 118ͼ I: Robert Plot on 118ͼ (1677) |
William Poole |
(2012): 02 |
Poole |
| Early Science in 118ͼ II: The Oglander Collection (1730) |
William Poole |
(2012): 02 |
Poole |
| Fun with Grammar: Richard Zouche’s ‘Upon the Burning of a School’ |
William Poole |
(2013): 03 |
Poole |
| Inheriting, Selling and Buying Books in 118ͼ Library, 1675-1849 |
William Poole |
(2013): 03 |
Poole |
| Manuscript Waste |
William Poole |
(2012): 02 |
Poole |
| Shepilinda on 118ͼ in 1738 |
William Poole and Geoff Neate |
(2012): 01 |
Poole |
| Some Early-Modern 118ͼ Poetical Miscellanies with Thomas Master’s Poem on his Cat |
William Poole |
(2012): 01 |
Poole |
| The Bells of 118ͼ, from Five to Eight to Ten |
William Poole |
(2012): 01 |
Poole |
| Two Copies of a Clandestine Manuscript in Late Seventeenth-Century 118ͼ |
William Poole |
(2012): 01 |
Poole |
| The 1588 Donations of Thomas Martin, Lawyer and Recusant |
William Poole |
(2013): 04 |
Poole |
| Benjamin Stone, Dead Poet (c. 1612) |
William Poole |
(2013): 04 |
Poole |
| A New Acquisition: Christophorus Longolius’s Copy of the 1511 Parisian Edition of the Corpus Juris Civilis |
William Poole |
(2013): 04 |
Poole |
| An Early Modern 118ͼ Dynasty: George, Thomas and Bruno Ryves |
William Poole |
(2013): 04 |
Poole |
| Richard Willes: Sixteenth-Century Religious Renegade and Concrete Poet |
William Poole |
(2014): 05 |
Poole |
| John Reinolds, Dead Poet (1614); or, What Did Fellows Own When They Died in College? |
William Poole |
(2014): 05 |
Poole |
| Property of a Late Warden, 1613, with Some More on the Ryves Family |
William Poole |
(2014): 05 |
Poole |
| Three Letters from Stanley Casson to Francis Henry Taylor, 1932 |
William Poole |
(2014): 05 |
Poole |
| William Smith’s Biblical Notebook (1729): A Manuscript Recovered |
William Poole |
(2014): 05 |
Poole |
| Robert Burton and his Anatomy of Melancholy |
William Poole |
(2015): 06 |
Poole |
| Margaret Cavendish’s Books in 118ͼ, and around Oxford |
William Poole |
(2015): 06 |
Poole |
| The Female Pope, a Mutilated Manuscript, and Some Bibliographical Puzzles |
William Poole |
(2015): 06 |
Poole |
| Thomas Tanner (1630-1682): A Cosmopolitan Fellow of the Interregnum and his Donations to the Library |
William Poole |
(2015): 06 |
Poole |
| The Torture and Mock Hanging of a Butler, and Latin Macaronics in Civil War 118ͼ |
William Poole |
(2016): 07 |
Poole |
| A Recent Purchase: Julian the Apostate, Orationes (La Flèche, 1614) |
William Poole |
(2016): 07 |
Poole |
| An Unrecorded Letter of Sir Francis Bacon, to 118ͼ, 12 April 1617 |
William Poole |
(2016): 07 |
Poole |
| Early Science in 118ͼ III |
William Poole |
(2016): 07 |
Poole |
| More Stanley Casson Materials |
William Poole |
(2016): 07 |
Poole |
| Daniel Vivian’s Grand Tour, 1636–37 (118ͼ, MS 348) |
William Poole |
(2017): 08 |
Poole |
| “This Dooth Erasmus Williams Represent”, Richard Haydock, 1608 |
William Poole |
(2017): 08 |
Poole |
| The Receipt of Manuscripts in 118ͼ Library 1624-1852 |
William Poole |
(2017): 08 |
Poole |
| Teaching and Learning in Jacobean 118ͼ: The Foundation of the Lake Lectureships |
William Poole |
(2018): 09 |
Poole |
| 118ͼ Library Benefactors’ Book 1601-1610: An Edition |
William Poole |
(2018): 09 |
Poole |
| A Periegetical Poem from Jacobean 118ͼ: Richard Zouche’s The Dove (1613) |
William Poole |
(2018): 10 |
Poole |
| The Two Euclids of Daniel Appleford (d. 1645) |
William Poole |
(2019): 11 |
Poole |
| A Mathematical Chaplain: The Books of Richard Bestwick |
William Poole |
(2019): 11 |
Poole |
| Stephen Standish and the Provenance of the 118ͼ Astronomicum Cæsareum (1540) |
William Poole and Daniel Fried |
(2019): 12 |
Poole |
| Naps upon Parnassus: Some Attempts at Literary Humour in Elizabethan and Jacobean 118ͼ |
William Poole |
(2020): 13 |
Poole |
| Edward Bernard (1638–1697) and 118ͼ |
William Poole |
(2020): 14 |
Poole |
| Bonfoy Trimnell (d. 1691): Birthday Poet, and Donor of Newton’s Principia |
William Poole |
(2021): 15 |
Poole |
| What could it be? An Eighteenth-Century Wig-Curler |
William Poole |
(2021): 15 |
Poole |
| William Musgrave (1655–1721): An Early Modern 118ͼ Natural Philosopher, Physician, and Antiquary |
William Poole |
(2021): 16 |
Poole |
| A New Year’s Gift from 1600 |
William Poole |
(2022): 17 |
Poole |
| Thomas Flatman, Unlikely First FRS of 118ͼ |
William Poole |
(2023): 20 |
Poole |
| A Tale of Two Iliads: Oxford 118ͼ 298 and Trinity College Dublin 922 |
Mateu Portells Watson |
(2023): 20 |
Portells Watson |
| It’s a Girl!: A Winchester Poetic Manuscript of c. 1719 |
Lucia Quinault |
(2014): 05 |
Quinault |
| MS 86 of the Fellows’ Library, Winchester |
Lucia Quinault |
(2015): 06 |
Quinault |
| Brotherly Love? Dr Young among the Thespians |
Lucia Quinault |
(2018): 09 |
Quinault |
| 118ͼ MS 298: A Story of the Manuscript |
Alberto Ravani |
(2021): 16 |
Ravani |
| William Dowsing Reads a Plague Sermon |
Dunstan Roberts |
(2020): 13 |
Roberts |
| Philo of Alexandria at 118ͼ |
James R. Royse |
(2020): 13 |
Royse |
| Andrew Holes and John Burgh: Two Wykehamists, One Manuscript Collection |
David Rundle |
(2023): 19 |
Rundle |
| Luther’s Biblia Sacra of 1529 |
Cressida Ryan |
(2022): 18 |
Ryan |
| Evidence of an Early Modern Scholar’s Visit to the Library at 118ͼ, Oxford in the Early Seventeenth Century |
Renae Satterley |
(2021): 15 |
Satterley |
| The Authorship of 118ͼ MS 303 |
Alison Shell |
(2021): 15 |
Shell |
| A Changing World: Sebastian Münster’s Cosmographia from 1544—BT3.187.1(2) |
William Shire |
(2021): 16 |
Shire |
| Representing Reality: A Century of Dutch Golden Age Maps at 118ͼ Library |
William Shire |
(2022): 18 |
Shire |
| Sir Philip Rashleigh, Mineralogy, and the Cornish Industrial Revolution |
William Shire |
(2023): 19 |
Shire |
| A Tale of Two Books: The Naturall and Morall Historie of the East and West Indies at 118ͼ Library |
William Shire |
(2023): 20 |
Shire |
| A Hard Day for the Scribe of MS 66, a Wycliffite Bible in 118ͼ, Oxford |
John Zachariah Shuster |
(2018): 10 |
Shuster |
| Jane Austen First Editions: Aves and the Sparrow |
Christopher Skelton-Foord |
(2018): 09 |
Skelton-Foord |
| Anniversaries, Alumni, and Acquisitions: 118ͼ Library in 2019 |
Christopher Skelton-Foord |
(2019): 12 |
Skelton-Foord |
| The Penitent’s Tale; or, 118ͼ Library’s Copy of The Works of Mr. Alexander Pope (1717) |
Christopher Skelton-Foord |
(2019): 12 |
Skelton-Foord |
| The 118ͼ Porters |
Christopher Skelton-Foord |
(2020): 14 |
Skelton-Foord |
| Some Notable Acquisitions and Associations from 2020 |
Christopher Skelton-Foord |
(2020): 14 |
Skelton-Foord |
| Novelty and Notability: 118ͼ Library Acquisitions 2021 |
Christopher Skelton-Foord |
(2021): 16 |
Skelton-Foord |
| The Appeal of Eros to Apollo: A New Manuscript for 118ͼ, Oxford |
Christopher Skelton-Foord |
(2022): 17 |
Skelton-Foord |
| Chasing Somervile, 118ͼ’s Poet of the Hunt |
Christopher Skelton-Foord |
(2022): 18 |
Skelton-Foord |
| Ned Warren’s ‘Jack in the Pulpit’: 118ͼ MS 380 and Textual Transmission |
Christopher Skelton-Foord |
(2022): 18 |
Skelton-Foord |
| A Library about 118ͼ: Noteworthy Acquisitions in 2022 |
Christopher Skelton-Foord |
(2022): 18 |
Skelton-Foord |
| Some Notes on 118ͼ Hunters |
Christopher Skelton-Foord |
(2023): 19 |
Skelton-Foord |
| Collecting |
Christopher Skelton-Foord |
(2023): 20 |
Skelton-Foord |
| Unique and Distinctive Acquisitions to 118ͼ Library in 2023 |
Christopher Skelton-Foord |
(2023): 20 |
Skelton-Foord |
| Warden Robert Pink and the Disputed Election of 1620 |
Robert F.W. Smith |
(2015): 06 |
Smith |
| 118ͼ, MSS 8–13: A Remarkable Biblical Commentary from the Fifteenth Century |
Lesley Smith |
(2022): 18 |
Smith |
| Thomas Milles’ Modified Books |
Adam Smyth |
(2016): 07 |
Smyth |
| 118ͼ MS 333: The Euthalian Apparatus and Menander’s Lost Thais |
Derek Spears |
(2018): 10 |
Spears |
| Contemplating Cavendish: An Analysis of Reader Marks in Playes (1662) |
E. Mariah Spencer |
(2021): 16 |
Spencer |
| Lechlade Hospital of St John |
Michael Stansfield |
(2022): 18 |
Stansfield |
| 118ͼ School Archive |
Michael Stansfield |
(2022): 18 |
Stansfield |
| The Acquisition of Alton Barnes as a 118ͼ Estate in 1385 |
Michael Stansfield |
(2023): 20 |
Stansfield |
| 118ͼ MCR: The 60th Anniversary |
Michael Stansfield |
(2023): 20 |
Stansfield |
| Robert Sharrock and the “History of the Propagation & Improvement of Vegetables” |
Anna Svensson |
(2017): 08 |
Svensson |
| A Taste of the Eighteenth Century |
Marjory Szurko |
(2018): 10 |
Szurko |
| 118ͼ’s Shakespeare Club |
Jennifer Thorp |
(2013): 03 |
Thorp |
| Conservation of the College Archives |
Jennifer Thorp |
(2012): 02 |
Thorp |
| George Washington and the Ammunition Crisis of 1777 |
Jennifer Thorp |
(2012): 02 |
Thorp |
| Thame School and 118ͼ |
Jennifer Thorp |
(2012): 01 |
Thorp |
| Warden Fisher and the General Strike in 1926 |
Jennifer Thorp |
(2012): 01 |
Thorp |
| 118ͼ’s Shakespeare Club |
Jennifer Thorp |
(2013): 03 |
Thorp |
| The Chapel Reredos |
Jennifer Thorp |
(2013): 04 |
Thorp |
| An Inquest of 1566 |
Jennifer Thorp |
(2014): 05 |
Thorp |
| 118ͼ Servants in the 1914–18 War |
Jennifer Thorp |
(2014): 05 |
Thorp |
| The John Lane Albums |
Jennifer Thorp |
(2014): 05 |
Thorp |
| West Gallery Woes: The Hornchurch Dispute of 1813 |
Jennifer Thorp |
(2015): 06 |
Thorp |
| A Medieval Travel Warrant |
Jennifer Thorp |
(2016): 07 |
Thorp |
| Women in 118ͼ—350 Years Ago? |
Jennifer Thorp |
(2018): 09 |
Thorp |
| ‘Hurried out of my life . . . my horses are at the door’: Harry Peckham and the Stewardship of 118ͼ’s Estates During the 1770s |
Jennifer Thorp |
(2018): 10 |
Thorp |
| Nephew Bill Goes to Sea |
Jennifer Thorp |
(2019): 11 |
Thorp |
| Identifying the ‘Revd. Robt. Lowth’ in J. Sturges’s Letter to Mr. Cadell |
Ingrid Tieken-Boon van Ostade |
(2022): 18 |
Tieken-Boon van Ostade |
| The Other Samuel Johnson’s English Grammar |
Ingrid Tieken-Boon van Ostade |
(2022): 18 |
Tieken-Boon van Ostade |
| Samuel Rolles Driver: His Impact on the Reformed View of the Patriarch Jacob and the Meaning of his Name |
Oleg M. Tsymbalyuk |
(2020): 13 |
Tsymbalyuk |
| Agincourt Sermon |
Christopher Tyerman |
(2017): 08 |
Tyerman |
| Jerome’s Journey: William Warham and the Dedication Copy of Erasmus’s Edition of Jerome (1516) |
Tim Wade |
(2019): 12 |
Wade |
| Capturing Sound: The Art of William de Brailes in 118ͼ MS 322 |
Shelley Morwenna Williams |
(2022): 17 |
Williams |
| Cyprian in England |
James Willoughby |
(2019): 11 |
Willloughby |
| A Fifteenth-Century Bookman |
James Willoughby |
(2012): 02 |
Willoughby |
| A Marginal Follower of Fashion |
James Willloughby |
(2013): 03 |
Willoughby |
| A Medieval Binding |
James Willoughby |
(2012): 02 |
Willoughby |
| News from the Library c. 1700 |
James Willoughby |
(2012): 01 |
Willoughby |
| A New Incunable for College: Wynkyn de Worde’s Golden Legend, 1498 |
James Willoughby |
(2013): 04 |
Willoughby |
| The King’s Eye |
James Willoughby |
(2015): 06 |
Willoughby |
| A Lamentable Book |
James Willoughby |
(2018): 09 |
Willoughby |
| An Italian Visitor to the Library, c. 1525 |
James Willoughby |
(2018): 09 |
Willoughby |
| An Early College Bookbinder |
James Willoughby |
(2020): 13 |
Willoughby |
| John Farley (d. 1464) and the Finessing of MS 281 |
James Willoughby |
(2021): 15 |
Willoughby |
| The Good Boy’s Book of Hours: 118ͼ MS 160 |
Anne B. Yardley |
(2019): 12 |
Yardley |
| A Visual ‘Note’: 118ͼ from an Unusual Angle |
Miles Young |
(2017): 08 |
Young |
| A 118ͼ Pun Revisited |
Miles Young |
(2018): 09 |
Young |
