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Old English libraries; the making, collection and use of books during the middle ages

  
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PREFACE
  
CONTENTS
  
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS IN THE TEXT
  
LIST OF PLATES

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CHAPTER I: INTRODUCTORY—THE USE OF BOOKS IN EARLY IRISH MONASTERIES
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§ II
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§ III
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§ IV
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§ V
  
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CHAPTER II: THE ENGLISH MONKS AND THEIR BOOKS
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§ II
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§ III
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§ IV
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§ V
  
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CHAPTER III: LIBRARIES OF THE GREAT ABBEYS—BOOK-LOVERS AMONG THE MENDICANTS—DISPERSAL OF MONKISH LIBRARIES
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§ I
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§ III
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§ IV
  
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CHAPTER IV: BOOK-MAKING AND COLLECTING IN THE RELIGIOUS HOUSES
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§ II
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CHAPTER V: CATHEDRAL AND CHURCH LIBRARIES
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§ II
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§ III
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§ IV
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§ V
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§ VI
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§ VII
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§ VIII
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§ IX
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§ X
  
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CHAPTER VI: ACADEMIC LIBRARIES: OXFORD
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§ II
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CHAPTER VII: ACADEMIC LIBRARIES: CAMBRIDGE
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§ I
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§ II
  
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CHAPTER VIII: ACADEMIC LIBRARIES: THEIR ECONOMY
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CHAPTER IX: THE USE OF BOOKS TOWARDS THE END OF THE MANUSCRIPT PERIOD
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§ VI
  
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CHAPTER X: THE BOOK TRADE
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CHAPTER XI: THE CHARACTER OF THE MEDIEVAL LIBRARY, AND THE EXTENT OF CIRCULATION OF BOOKS
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[[7.1]]

Cooper, i. 128, 152, 224.

[[7.2]]

Surtees Soc., xxx. 78-79.

[[7.3]]

Bradshaw, 19-34; Willis, iii. 404.

[[7.4]]

Cooper, i. 170; Rotuli Parl., iv. 321.

[[7.5]]

Willis, Arch. Hist. Camb., iii. 11.

[[7.6]]

Ibid., iii. 12.

[[7.7]]

Ibid., iii. 5.

[[7.8]]

Bradshaw, 35-53; C.A.S Comm., ii. 258.

[[7.9]]

Willis. iii. 25.

[[7.10]]

Mullinger, ii. 50.

[[7.11]]

Willis, iii. 25.

[[7.12]]

Ibid., iii. 25-26n.

[[7.13]]

C. A. S. Comm., ii. 73; Willis, iii. 402.

[[7.14]]

Surtees Soc,, iv. 385.

[[7.15]]

Willis, i. 370.

[[7.16]]

Willis, i. 537.

[[7.17]]

Lyte, Eton, 28-29.

[[7.18]]

James 2, 72-83.

[[7.19]]

James 2, 70-71; and see p. 144.

[[7.20]]

Willis, i. 356.

[[7.21]]

Lyte, Eton, 37; Willis, i. 393.

[[7.22]]

Willis, i. 414

[[7.23]]

Lyte, Eton, 101.

[[7.24]]

James14 viii.

[[7.25]]

Lyte, Eton, 29.

[[7.26]]

C. A. S. Comm., ii. 165.

[[7.27]]

C. A. S. (N.S.), iii. (8vo. ser.) 398.

[[7.28]]

Ibid., 399.

[[7.29]]

C. A. S. (N.S.), iii. (8vo. ser.), 399.

[[7.30]]

James (M. R.)10, xiii.-xvii.; C. A. S., ii, (8vo. ser. 1864), 13-21.

[[7.31]]

MS. 232, in the library, contains his will, a list of his books with their prices another catalogue, and a register of the borrowers of the books from 1440 to 1516.

[[7.32]]

Surtees Soc., xiv. 220-22.

[[7.33]]

Willis, i. 200, 2266; iii. 411.

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