
Marginal illustration by Jehan de Grise and assistants. Flanders, 1344. MS Bodl. 264, fol. 181
Elaborate fan vaulting built in the perpendicular style, 1427–83.
Medical miscellany, late 13th century. MS. Ashmole 399, fol. 18r.
Elaborate fan vaulting built in the perpendicular style, 1427–83.
Elaborate fan vaulting built in the perpendicular style, 1427–83.
Elaborate fan vaulting built in the perpendicular style, 1427–83.
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Michaelmas Term 2009
Week 7
CEMS
, 'CEMS Work-in-progress'
Tuesday 12.30-2pm, Breakfast Room, Merton College
Early Modern Literature Graduate Seminar
Paul Yachnin, 'Making Theatrical Publics in Early Modern England: Shakespeare's Working Language'
Tuesday 5pm, Breakfast Room, Merton College
LECTURE
Dr Jolanta Choinska-Mika (Warsaw University), ''The Early Modern Parliament, Political Integration and Social Education: The example of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth'
Tuesday 5pm, History Faculty
Merton College Reading Group
-, 'The Printing Revolution II'
Thursday 1pm, Breakfast Room, Merton College
Early Modern Britain Seminar
-, 'Book Reviews'
Thursday 5pm, Breakfast Room, Merton College
Early Modern French Seminar
Alain Cantillon, 'La Querelle des Provinciales'
Thursday 5.15pm, Maison Française d'Oxford
CEMS Neo-Latin Reading Class
George Buchanan (1506-82), 'Miscellaneorum Liber'
Friday 2.15pm, Corpus Christi College
Early Modern Europe Seminar
Hamish Scott, 'The return of the nobility in early modern European history'
Friday 2.15pm, Rees Davies Room, History Faculty