CAMBRIDGE BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY
VOL. XII
PART 1 (2000)
Caxton's Chaucer and Lydgate Quartos: Miscellanies from manuscript to print by Alexandra Gillespie |
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The printers, stationers and bookbinders of York before 1557 by Stacey Gee |
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Recycling and originality in the pamphlet wars: republishing Jacobean texts in the 1640s by Joseph Marshall |
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Notes: |
A deceptive dictio probatoria by A. J. Piper |
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Henry Bradshaw and his correspondents by A. E. B. Owen |
88 |
Summary of the Society's activities, October 1999 to July 2000 |
89 |
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PART 2 (2001)
Thomas Snodham, and the printing of William Byrd's Psalmes, songs, and sonnets (1611) by John Morehen |
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A description of Jesus College MS Q.G.23 containing Guy de Chauliac's Chirurgie: A supplement to M. R. James's catalogue by Angela M. Lucas and Peter J. Lucas |
127 |
Humfrey Wanley borrows books in Cambridge by Helmut Gneuss |
145 |
Two sixteenth-century book lists from the library of Queens' College, Cambridge by Clare Sargent |
161 |
Medieval rotating column-indicators: an unrecorded second example in a thirteenth century bible (Cambridge, Corpus Christi College MS 49) by Richard Emms |
179 |
Two fifteenth-century Polychronicons in Cambridge collections by Nicholas Rogers |
185 |
Summary of the Society's activities, October 2000 to July 2001 |
189 |
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PART 3 (2002)
A manuscript from Nuneaton: Cambridge Fitzwilliam Museum Ms McLean 123 by Betty Hill |
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Religious controversy and marginalia: Pierfrancesco di Piero Bardi, Thomas Wakefield, and their books by James Carley |
206 |
Thomas Wakefield, Robert Wakefield and the Cotton Genesis by James Carley |
246 |
Studies and status: spaces for books in seventeenth-century Penshurst Place, Kent by Susie West |
266 |
John Heath: a forgotten donor to King's College, Cambridge by Karen Attar |
293 |
Cambridge University Library Nn.4.8, a Greek palimpsest described and deciphered by Natalie Tchernetska |
313 |
Three Peraldus manuscripts at Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge by Michiel Verweij |
322 |
Royalist Homer by Gregory Machacek |
331 |
Summary of the Society's activities, October 2001 to July 2002 |
333 |
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PART 4 (2003)
William Retchford, pupil of Abraham Wheelock in Anglo-Saxon: 'He understands the Saxon as well as myself' by Peter Lucas |
335 |
A Carthusian economy: Gonville and Caius College Ms. 142/192 by Julian M. Luxford |
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The Barrow knight, the Bristol bibliographer, and a lost Old English prayer by Rebecca Rushforth |
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Cambridge, Trinity College Ms B.14.52 by Betty Hill |
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John Siberch (d. 1554), the first Cambridge printer: new findings from English records by Matthew Groom |
403 |
Radosticzoso: a small mystery solved by Dennis E. Rhodes |
414 |
A source and date for the fragment of Grisel y Mirabella found in the binding of Emmanuel College 338.5.43 by Joyce Boro |
422 |
Three references to George Herbert, Orator (1620-1628) by Misako Himuro |
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Summary of the Society's activities, October 2002 to July 2003 |
454 |
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