CAMBRIDGE BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY
VOL. X
PART 1 (1991)
Pembroke College: its educational significance in late medieval Cambridge by Alan B. Cobban |
1 |
Audits and replacements in the Parker Library: 1590-1650 by R. I. Page |
17 |
On the dating of some late Anglo-Saxon liturgical manuscripts by David N. Dumville |
40 |
Paradise purified: Dr Bentley's marginalia for his 1732 edition of Paradise Lost by John K. Hale |
58 |
Three Icelandic Bibles by W. Sidney Allen |
75 |
A Latin verse epistle of Joshua Barnes, to Sir Thomas Browne by Frank Stubbings |
86 |
Hugh atte Fenne and books at Cambridge by Roger Virgoe |
92 |
Summary of the Society's activities, October 1990 to July 1991 |
99 |
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PART 2 (1992)
Splendour or wealth: art and economy in the Burgundian Netherlands by R. van Uytven |
101 |
The miniature of St John the Baptist in Gonville and Caius MS 241/127 and its context by Nicholas Rogers |
125 |
The Twelve Ladies of Rhetoric in Cambridge [CUL MS Nn.3.2] by Claudine A. Chavannes-Mazel |
139 |
The lettre bourguignonne in CUL MS Nn.3.2 and other Flemish manuscripts: a method of identification by Eelco Bruinsma |
156 |
Between Flanders and France? A Speculum humanae salvationis: Fitzwilliam Museum MS 23 by Bert Cardon |
165 |
Classical texts in Bruges around 1473: cooperation of Italian scribes, Bruges parchment-rulers, illuminators and book-binders for Johannes Crabbe by Noel Geirnaert |
173 |
CUL MS Add. 4100: a book of hours illuminated by the Master of the Prayer Books circa 1500? by Lievre de Kesel |
182 |
Fitzwilliam 1058-1975 and the 'Cappriccio' in Flemish book illustration by Bodo Brinkmann |
203 |
List of references |
215 |
Plates |
General index |
241 |
Iconographic index |
247 |
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PART 3 (1993)
Henry Sike of Bremen (1669-1712), Regius Professor of Hebrew and Fellow of Trinity by Leonard Forster |
249 |
More first editions of William Mason by Bernard Barr |
278 |
A new manuscript of Generydes by Frank Stubbings |
317 |
John Dryden: a new work from his Cambridge days by Hilton Kelliher |
341 |
Law books in Cambridge libraries, 1500-1640 by Alain Wijffels |
359 |
The French manuscripts in the Parker Library by Nigel Wilkins |
413 |
Summary of the Society's activities, October 1992 to July 1993 |
419 |
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PART 4 (1994)
A Parkerian transcript of the list of Bishop Leofric's procurements for Exeter Cathedral: Matthew Parker, the Exeter Book, and Cambridge University Library MS Ii.2.11 by Timothy Graham |
421 |
An Elizabethan miniature in the Parker Library, Corpus Christi College by Alison Wilson |
461 |
Notes on centrifugal octavo impositions in sixteenth-century Italian printing by Conor Fahy |
489 |
A new version of a Skelton lyric by A. S. G. Edwards and Lynne R. Mooney |
507 |
Bale to Parker on British historical texts in Cambridge College libraries by Yoko Wada |
511 |
Magdalene College MS Pepys 2498 and Stephen Batman's reading practices by Kate McLoughlin |
525 |
The Art of Good Living (STC 791) by Frank Stubbings |
535 |
Dru Drury's letters (1770-1775) to the Cambridge bookseller, John Woodyer by William Noblett |
539 |
Summary of the Society's activities, October 1993 to July 1994 |
548 |
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PART 5 (1995)
Hebrew commemorative poetry in Cambridge, 1564-1763 by D. K. Money & J. Oslzowy |
549 |
'Garnished with gloryous tytles': indulgences in printed Books of Hours in England by Flora Lewis |
577 |
Centripetal and centrifugal imposition in Aldine octavos by Conor Fahy |
591 |
Three Italian tracts in Emmanuel College Library by Dennis E. Rhodes |
603 |
Books donated by Hungarians to Cambridge scholars or libraries by George Gömöri |
616 |
Matthew Parker and the conservation of manuscripts: the case of CUL MS Ii.2.4 by Timothy Graham |
630 |
Matthew Parker as annotator: the case of Winchester Cathedral MS XXB by Catherine Hall |
642 |
Summary of the Society's activities, October 1994 to July 1995 |
646 |
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