[BOOK][B] A Summary Catalogue of Western Manuscripts in the Bodleian Library at Oxford, which Have Not Hitherto Been Catalogued in the Quarto Series: With …
HHE Craster, N Denholm-Young, PD Record, F Madan - 1895 - books.google.com
THE Summary Catalogue, of which a first instalment is now published, is directly due to a
series of Resolutions passed by the Curators of the Bodleian Library on June 7, 1890. The
idea was first started in the autumn of 1889, and the two chief preliminary steps were an
address to the Curators, pointing out the desirability of such a Catalogue, signed by thirty-
eight readers in the Bodleian and dated Feb. 20, 1890; and the publication by the Rev.
Andrew Clark (at that time a Curator) of a pamphlet entitled'The Cataloguing of MSS. in the …
series of Resolutions passed by the Curators of the Bodleian Library on June 7, 1890. The
idea was first started in the autumn of 1889, and the two chief preliminary steps were an
address to the Curators, pointing out the desirability of such a Catalogue, signed by thirty-
eight readers in the Bodleian and dated Feb. 20, 1890; and the publication by the Rev.
Andrew Clark (at that time a Curator) of a pamphlet entitled'The Cataloguing of MSS. in the …
[BOOK][B] A Summary Catalogue of Western Manuscripts in the Bodleian Library at Oxford, which Have Not Hitherto Been Catalogued in the Quarto Series: With …
HHE Craster, N Denholm-Young, PD Record, F Madan - 1922 - books.google.com
(6) Sir George More, 1604: medieval Latin theology and biblical exegesis, from English
libraries such as Newark priory.(7) Thomas Twyne, 1612: medieval MSS., chiefly relating to
medicine and science, some from St. Augustine's, Canterbury. Other donors of MSS. were
Thomas Allen of Gloucester hall, 1601; William Ballow of Christ Church (Latin theology),
1604; William Burton (Leland's Collectanea and Itinerary), 1632; Thomas Cecil, earl of
Exeter (Greek MSS.), 1618; Dr. Richard Colfe's heirs (Biblical commentaries and Latin …
libraries such as Newark priory.(7) Thomas Twyne, 1612: medieval MSS., chiefly relating to
medicine and science, some from St. Augustine's, Canterbury. Other donors of MSS. were
Thomas Allen of Gloucester hall, 1601; William Ballow of Christ Church (Latin theology),
1604; William Burton (Leland's Collectanea and Itinerary), 1632; Thomas Cecil, earl of
Exeter (Greek MSS.), 1618; Dr. Richard Colfe's heirs (Biblical commentaries and Latin …