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Seminar on the Evidence of Manuscripts (September 1994)

August 30, 2016 in Manuscript Studies, Seminars on Manuscript Evidence, Uncategorized

“Canterbury Manuscripts:
A Seminar”

Invitation to 'Canterbury Manuscripts' Seminar on 19 September 1994In the Series of Seminars on the Evidence of Manuscripts
The Parker Library, Corpus Christi College, Cambridge
(16 December 1989)
Invitation in pdf.

The previous Seminar in the series considered
“Medieval Manuscript Fragments: Their Problems and Challenges”
Parker Library, August 1994

[First published on 30 August 2016]

Focused on the evidence and challenges of medieval manuscripts from Canterbury, this was the last Seminar in the Series on “The Evidence of Manuscripts” organized by the Research Group on Manuscript Evidence while the Group was still resident at The Parker Library of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge. September was the last month of the 5-year Leverhulme Trust Research Project based at the Library, with a team of specialists; the term of the Project extended from 1 October 1989 to 30 September 1994. The course and subjects of its research work are described in the detailed Annual Reports to the Leverhulme Trust.  As described among our Publications, the Reports were reprinted and circulated, together with the current Profile (updated as appropriate) of the Research Group on Manuscript Evidence.

View Toward the Entrance to the Parker Library in mid-1989 photograph © Mildred Budny

View Toward the Entrance to the Parker Library in mid-1989. Photograph © Mildred Budny.

The specialist research work at the Library had, however, officially begun with the 2-year appointment (1987–1989) of an outside-funded full-time Senior Research Associate (Mildred Budny), dedicated to research on Anglo-Saxon and related manuscripts — emanating naturally from her comprehensive Ph.D. study of the Royal Bible of Saint Augustine’s Abbey, Canterbury, and applying its holistic methodology to relevant (as well as other) manuscripts at the Parker Library, including those undergoing conservation. Observing the value of such integrated dedication, photography included, to the study of manuscripts archaeologically revealed in disbinding and rebinding, the Librarian and the Senior Research Associate determined to apply to the Leverhulme Trust for outside funding both to continue and to extend this work, next with the full-time employment also of a Research Assistant (to be identified), as well as more photography of the unfolding evidence. The first Seminar in the Series of Seminars on “The Evidence of Manuscripts” took place several months before the Leverhulme Trust Research Project began, and considered “Manuscript Illustrations as Evidence for Anglo-Saxon Life”.

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Tags: Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts, Archbishop Theodore's Penitential, Arundel MS 155, Arundel MS 91, Boethius' De Arithmetica, Budny's Illustrated Catalogue, Canterbury Manuscripts, Corpus Christi College MS 144, Corpus Christi College MS 173A, Corpus Christi College MS 189, Corpus Christi College MS 197B, Corpus Christi College MS 20, Corpus CHristi College MS 267, Corpus Christi College MS 270, Corpus Christi College MS 286, Corpus Christi College MS 291, Corpus Christi College MS 320, Corpus Christi College MS 352, Corpus Christi College MS 389, Corpus Christi College MS 44, Corpus Christi College MS 81, Cotton MS Caligula A XV, Cotton MS Julius A VI, Cotton MS Tiberius A III, Cotton MS Vitellius C XIII, Eadwine Psalter, Gospels of Saint Augustine of Canterbury, Homer, Illuminated Manuscripts, Illustrated Old English Hexateuch, Manuscript studies, Marshall MS 19, Michael Borrie, Parker Chronicle and Laws, Parker Library, Quintus Smyrnaeus, Romanesque Manuscripts, Royal Bible of Saint Augustine's Abbey, Royal MS 1 D IX, Royal MS 10 A XIII, Seminars on Manuscript Evidence, Vespasian Psalter, William Thorne chronicler
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Seminar on the Evidence of Manuscripts (May 1989)

August 25, 2016 in Seminars on Manuscript Evidence

1. “Illustrations in Manuscripts
As Evidence for Anglo-Saxon Life”

© The British Library Board, Cotton MS Claudius B IV, folio 19r: Genesis 11. Reproduced by permission.

© The British Library Board, Cotton MS Claudius B IV, folio 19r. Reproduced by permission.

First in the Series of Seminars on the Evidence of Manuscripts
The Parker Library, Corpus Christi College, Cambridge
20 May 1989

[Published on 25 August 2016, with updates]

With invitations to colleagues in various fields, a full day’s seminar took place on Saturday, 20 May 1989 at the Parker Library.  This was long before the rise of digital imaging, digital facsimiles of manuscripts, and the proliferation of manuscript images on the internet.  Let alone a website devoted to that manuscript collection.  We had to, and wished to, look at the books.

That wish, plus application and dedication, had led to the gathering of resources, funding included, for full-time research in that place, alongside its major conservation programme.  In the Spring of 1989, as the first 2 years of this research were rounding out, we were poised to begin, on 1 October, a five-year Research Project on “Anglo-Saxon and Related Manuscripts” supported by the Leverhulme Trust.

The Approach

On the day of the Seminar, there gathered specialists in archaeology, linguistics, library history, architectural history, manuscript studies, Anglo-Saxon manuscripts, and related fields.  There came R.I. Page (Parker Librarian), David Wilson, Christine Fell, Richard Gem, Martin Carver, James Graham-Campbell, Leslie Webster, and Mildred Budny (Senior Research Associate at the Parker Library and now the Director of the Research Group on Manuscript Evidence).  The aim was to bring together different forms of expertise, both “bookish” and practical, to consider illustrations in the manuscripts themselves as witnesses for daily life, Anglo-Saxon in particular.

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Tags: Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts, Archaeology, British Library Cotton MS Claudius B.iv, Budny's Illustrated Catalogue, Caedmon Manuscript of Old English Poetry, Corpus Christi College MS 183, Corpus Christi College MS 23, Corpus Christi College MS 389, Corpus Christi College MS 41, Eadwine Psalter, Illustrated Old English Hexateuch, Junius MS 11, Leslie Webster, Manuscript Illustrations, Manuscript studies, Parker Library, Psychomachia, Scribbles and Sketches, Sutton Hoo
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1994 Congress

January 1, 2014 in Conference Announcement, ICMS, International Congress on Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo, Photographic Exhibition

29th International Congress on Medieval Studies

5‒8 May 1994

[First published on our first website on *19 April 2006, with updates]

At the 1994 Congress, in the second year of its sponsorship of Sessions, the Research Group on Manuscript Evidence sponsored three Sessions and provided a Photographic Exhibition for the Dedication ceremony of the new Richard Rawlinson Center for Anglo-Saxon Studies.  At the time, as of February 1994, Mildred Budny, Director of the Research Group, had been appointed the first Director of that Center.

A change in direction several months later, required by unilateral and impractible changes by the University to the agreed appointment, led the Research Group to a base in Princeton instead.

The record of subsequent activities by the Research Group at the International Congress on Medieval Studies and in our other Events demonstrates the momentum of our mission following the First Phase which gathered focus and intent during the early years of our work in the major multidisciplinary Research Project from which the Research Group emerged.

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Tags: Abraham Whelock, Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts, Anglo-Saxon Poetry, Anglo-Saxon Studies, Computer-Based Image Enhancement, Corpus of Anglo-Saxon Illuminated Manuscripts, Eadwine Psalter, Early Modern Studies, Editing Medieval Texts, George Hickes, Illuminated Manuscripts, John Joscelyn, Manuscript Imaging, Manuscript Photography, Medieval Palaeography, Medieval Studies, Morphing Software, Old English Charters, Old English Lexicography, William L'Isle, William Somner
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