Reginald Pole

Evidence of an Early Modern Scholar’s Visit to the Library at ��ֶ��Ƶ, Oxford in the Early Seventeenth Century

Christopher — Mon, 19 Jul 2021 11:39:27 +0000

Evidence of an Early Modern Scholar’s Visit to the Library at ��ֶ��Ƶ, Oxford in the Early Seventeenth Century

Renae Satterley

Issue number

(2021): 15

Notes category

Honorable Society of the Middle Temple, London

Robert Ashley (1565–1641) was a lawyer, translator, and the founder of the library at Middle Temple, one of the four Inns of Court. Although no visitor books or library registers for ��ֶ��Ƶ exist for the earlier seventeenth century, there is evidence that Ashley visited the library, probably in 1622/23, and made notes about the books he viewed there.

Thomas James, Ecloga Oxonio-Cantabrigiensis (London, 1600), p. 1
The Honourable Society of the Middle Temple Library, BAY L530

The Honourable Society of the Middle Temple, London

15NCN7 (2021) Satterley on Robert Ashley.pdf1.03 MB

Anniversaries, Alumni, and Acquisitions: ��ֶ��Ƶ Library in 2019

Christopher — Tue, 24 Dec 2019 11:13:05 +0000

Anniversaries, Alumni, and Acquisitions: ��ֶ��Ƶ Library in 2019

Christopher Skelton-Foord

Issue number

(2019): 12

Notes category

Savilian professorships

2019 was a year of notable anniversaries, marking as it does both the 400th anniversary of the Savilian Professorships in geometry and astronomy, and the 40th anniversary of women students at ��ֶ��Ƶ. In 1619, the scholar and diplomat Sir Henry Savile (1549–1622) founded two university chairs bearing his name, which have long been associated with ��ֶ��Ƶ. And if we fast-forward from 1619 in Oxford some 360 years to 1979, women students are for the first time ever matriculating at ��ֶ��Ƶ.

Paula Wilson, Portrait of Ruth Mazo Karras and Caroline Kay (2019)
Oil on board, 100 x 90 cms, ��ֶ��Ƶ, Oxford

��ֶ��Ƶ, Oxford

12NCN10 (2019) Skelton-Foord on Anniversaries.pdf2.11 MB

A New Acquisition: Christophorus Longolius’s Copy of the 1511 Parisian Edition of the Corpus Juris Civilis

Anonymous — Mon, 25 Nov 2013 14:36:21 +0000

A New Acquisition: Christophorus Longolius’s Copy of the 1511 Parisian Edition of the Corpus Juris Civilis

William Poole

Issue number

(2013): 04

Notes category

Library Antiquarian

Christophorus Longolius

Christophe de Longueil

Reginald Pole

BT1.73.14

4NCN9 (2013) Books from Longolius' library.pdf0 bytes

Reginald Pole

Evidence of an Early Modern Scholar’s Visit to the Library at ���ֶ���Ƶ, Oxford in the Early Seventeenth Century

Evidence of an Early Modern Scholar’s Visit to the Library at ���ֶ���Ƶ, Oxford in the Early Seventeenth Century

The Honourable Society of the Middle Temple, London

Anniversaries, Alumni, and Acquisitions: ���ֶ���Ƶ Library in 2019

Anniversaries, Alumni, and Acquisitions: ���ֶ���Ƶ Library in 2019

���ֶ���Ƶ, Oxford

A New Acquisition: Christophorus Longolius’s Copy of the 1511 Parisian Edition of the Corpus Juris Civilis

A New Acquisition: Christophorus Longolius’s Copy of the 1511 Parisian Edition of the Corpus Juris Civilis

Evidence of an Early Modern Scholar’s Visit to the Library at ��ֶ��Ƶ, Oxford in the Early Seventeenth Century

Evidence of an Early Modern Scholar’s Visit to the Library at ��ֶ��Ƶ, Oxford in the Early Seventeenth Century

Anniversaries, Alumni, and Acquisitions: ��ֶ��Ƶ Library in 2019

Anniversaries, Alumni, and Acquisitions: ��ֶ��Ƶ Library in 2019

��ֶ��Ƶ, Oxford