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Search. An example of a distinctive 18th century style of bookplate, the 'bookpile' bookplate, bearing a monogram of the initals J.M., and possibly belonging to John Marlar, who had a similar bookplate made for himself bearing his full name and his

Nurnberg. Anton Koberger was also the biggest operator in the business in both the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, running 24 presses, employing over 100 people.

Search. Gold-stamped arms of Henri-Jacques-Nompar, duc de Caumont and then duc de La Force, from a French edition of Richard Smith's Florum historiae ecclesiasticae gentis Anglorum, libri septem (1654). Given byGold-stamped arms of Peter Venables

Search. 17th-century English vellum, marbled with green and brown, and tooled in gilt. From a presentation copy of Peter Gunning's The Paschal or Lent-Fast apostolical & perpetual (London, 1662). Read more about 17th-century painted and gilt binding

Search. 16th-century panel-stamped calf bearing a panel with a design incorporating acorns on the front, and a panel with portraits of four saints on the rear (Catherine, Peter, Paul & Barbara). From Pius II's Cosmographia (Paris, 1509). Read more

With 24-hour access, the John’s library provides an important work space: more private than the university and faculty libraries, and away from the distractions of home.

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Search. The gold-stamped arms of the city of Rotterdam used as a centre ornament in a 17th-century Dutch vellum prize-binding, probably made for one of the local schools. From an edition of Juvenal published in Utrecht in 1685. Given byThis

Search. 16th-century English (London) blind-stamped binding, with a roll containing eagles, hounds and the initials J.R., i.e. John Reynes (for rolls see Oldham's English blind-stamped bindings, plate 37, no. 553, AN.b1). The volume also boasts four

Nov. 1610, and called to the Bar 24 June 1631. Other volumes bearing Gwynn’s name are to be found in the Middle Temple Library.

Search. This edition of Basilika, The workes of King Charles the martyr (London, 1662), was produced soon after the Restoration, and the copy at St John's bears a black morocco binding decorated with gold-tooling in a "rectangular" design, but also

Search. Gold-stamped arms of Charles William Henry Montagu Scott, Duke of Buccleuch and Duke of Queensberry, officer, Tory M.P. for Marlborough, and Grand-Master of Free-Masons 1800-02, from a French biography of Jonathan Swift (1808). Given byThe

The 24-hour (circadian) rhythm of our bodies has always been assumed to be connected with DNA and gene activity. ... This research expands our understanding of the 24-hour rhythm in all life and suggests that it is more important, and more sophisticated,

24 ALS from Page to Dick (Arthur Douglas Page), his great nephew, 15 Jan.

Search. Cambridge, 1632), with a contemporary embroidered binding bearing the arms of Charles I, and the initials C.R. Read more about Binding for Jean Brinon, sieur de Villaines (d. An incunable (the works of Aristophanes, printed by Aldo Manuzio

Arp 'Quasars, Redshifts, and Controversies' (unknown source); FH, 'Articles of faith', Nature 339 (4 May 1989), 23-24.

By October 1843, aged just 24, Adams had arrived at a solution of the inverse perturbation problem and although his first result was approximate, it convinced him that the disturbances of

Jasper St John Rootham, of St John’s College (1910-90): ‘John Kennedy’, a poem written on the day of Kennedy’s assassination and published in the Sunday Times on 24

Draft of a letter sent by Hoyle to the Vice-Chancellor of the University on 24 January 1966.

There was a room dedicated to Victory Over the Sun, and she discovered that only 24 bars of the original score remained.

This Special Collections Spotlight article was contributed on 24 February 2014 by the Archivist.

P. Charlesworth, R. L. Howland and H. P. W. Gatty. With MS note on contents by Professor John Crook, 24 Nov.

The temporary 'kitchen' was erected in June 1893 and removed on 24 October 1893.

HW Chapters, 18, (14), 19, 20 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, The Oz Khantayskoya Prelude.

Published 24/01/2022.

Deformations is published in the UK on 30 July by Carcanet (24 September in the US).

Two pieces of oak (5 inches broad, 3 thick and 24 long) were fixed to the wall of the observatory, by screwed bolts passing quite through it.

I. Spectra of individual sources. II. Statistical analysis. Australian Journal of Physics Astrophysical Supplement Number 24.

New Scientist 143 (1942), 10 Sep. 1994, 24-7. Life. The Observer magazine. ... New Scientist 143 (1944), 24 Sep. 1994, 36-8. Donald D. Clayton, The Leonard Medal Address.

1779) who held this office c.1808-24. Given by Mr Brian Scott (BA 1947), Sep.

Drawer 24 (Animal products) Mumia; Castoreum e Nova Anglia; Calculus e Vesica humana; Castoreum Russicum; Moschus; Zibethum; Os e Corde Cervi; Bezoar Occidentale; Ungula Alcis; Bezoar Orientale; Rasurae Cornu Cervi; Dens ... A folio volume containing 43

The rival teams battled inclement weather as well as each other before St John’s emerged victorious with a 24-7 win, sealing a bonus point and the League title.

P. Charlesworth, R. L. Howland and H. P. W. Gatty. With MS note on contents by Professor John Crook, 24 Nov.

Manuscript extra information. 225x145 mm. The MS runs to 24 pp. ... Paper, ruled margins, the text measuring 145x84 mm., 19-24 lines to the page.

To Heberden at his house in the Strand; [Darking], 24 Feb. ... 1762. To Heberden at his house in the Strand; [Darking], 24 July 1763.

During her time at John’s she was a member of the Footlights and an active participant in the Cambridge theatre scene, acting in 24 shows in the city.

Edward Hyde] to 'B'; Brussels, 27 June 1659 (received 24 June O.S.). ... Edward Hyde to 'Mr Burges'; Brussels, 28 July 1659 (received 24 July O.S.).

T. Lloyd-Davis. He presented it to the College (his letter to the Bursar 24 Oct.

24 fos (unfol.) Itemised '3'. Wagstaff 3487. I[ohn] H[art], 'The Umpire, unveiling Episcopacie. ... 24 fos. Jean de Serres' Life of Gaspard Coligny first appeared in 1575, the earliest English translation was published in the following year (STC 22248).

Ms Hewitt is to give a lecture-recital on 24 April, conduct a masterclass with talented student musicians on 25 April and take part in a public discussion on 28 April.

Rev. Laurel wreath surrounding circle enclosing inscription FÊTES | COMMÉMORATIVES | DU CENTENAIRE | DES DÉCOUVERTES | D'AMPÈRE | 24 NOVEMBRE | 1921.

Read at the College of Physicians on the 24. th. , 25.

24). A long debate between Humfreys, Radcliff, Calvert [?Thomas Calvert, 1606-79] and 'my self' over Sanderson's arguments for conformity (fo.

June 1831'. The MS was formerly classed as E.24 (cancelled at fo.

Stephen only seems to have completed the manuscript on 24 Nov.

1901, and from the bookbinder Katharine Adams, 24 Oct. 1916, together with a bill for her work in binding these items.

72 fos (24-9, 40-4 blank). [James Wood]: 'A Catalogue of Manuscript Sermons, Feb.

1), including charges that she was a 'Calvinist' and that her schools were nurseries of religious fanaticism and sedition; Barley Wood near Bristol, 24 Aug.

Literary and theological commonplace. English, sixteenth and seventeenth centuries   An artificial collection, consisting of the following:

See also L.24-26. Manuscript extra information. 200x165 mm. ii89 fos (fo.