Reference files of Albinia de la Mare, containing photographs and photocopies of manuscripts and related papers: '(Early) Humanistic Italian and English script, Theodoricus Werken, and miscellaneous'

Title

Reference files of Albinia de la Mare, containing photographs and photocopies of manuscripts and related papers: '(Early) Humanistic Italian and English script, Theodoricus Werken, and miscellaneous'

Shelfmark

MS. 18746/203

Summary

Comprises:

Folder 1: 'England 15th century, D[uke] H[umfrey], Ital[ian] manuscripts, hum[anistic] script', papers and images, 1990-1994 and n.d. [c.1988-1995], including draft text, apparently for the Bodleian Library exhibition, 'Duke Humfrey's Library and the Divinity School 1488-1988', 1988, and materials relating to

Oxford, Balliol College, MS. 249; 140

Oxford, New College, MS. 268

Tartu, University Library, MS. Lat. 286 (Secretum, Lactantius, et al.)

London, British Library, Add. 10304; Harl. 2639 (John Free); 2485 (Seneca, scribe Gunthorpe); 862 (agreement between Iohannes Lipomano of Venice and the scribe Gilbertus de Doem of the diocese of Utrecht, Oxford, 11 Jun 1425)

Folder 2: 'Theodericus Werken', correspondence, papers and images, 1968-1988 and n.d. [c.1970-1990], including materials relating to

a lecture on Werken by de la Mare to be given at King's College London, 25 Apr 1988

the text of 'A fragment of Augustine in the hand of Theodericus Werken', [published in Transactions of the Cambridge Bibliographical Society, 6. 5 (1976)], with letters received from Dr. George Salt, Fellow of King's College, Cambridge, owner of the fragment, 1975-1976

'Werken catchwords'

Werken's patrons

London, Lambeth Palace, MS. 759 (Sallust)

Wolfenbüttel, Herzog August Bibliothek, Cod. 19. 26. 1 Aug 4°

Cambridge, Trinity College, B. 3. 21

Cambridge, University Library, Ff. 3. 10 (Chrysostom); Dd. 13. 2

Oxford, Balliol College, MS. 34; 310; 295; 225

Manchester, John Rylands Library, Lat. 211 (Plutarch, translated by Guarino, et al.)

Folder 3: 'Notes on Sloane manuscripts and Goldwell', notes and images, 1965-1978 and n.d. [c.1970], mainly concerning James Goldwell, Fellow of All Souls, Oxford, and Bishop of Norwich (d.1499), relating to

Goldwell incunabulum and other books owned by him

'Oxford printing and importation of books'

'[Robert] Thomson [Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford (c.1456-1507)] and Goldwell'

London, British Library, Sloane 1579

Cambridge, University Library, Inc. 5 J. 2. 1

Oxford, Bodleian Library, Arch. S. e. 8

Durham, Cathedral Library, MS. Hunter 123

Ambrogio Traversari manuscripts

Date

1965-1994 and n.d. [c.1970-1995]

Language

English

Physical extent

1 box (3 folders)