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“Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts from Worcester”
\nPembroke College, Oxford
\n13 March 1993<\/h2>\n
\"Invitation<\/a>

Invitation Letter for 13 March 1993<\/p><\/div>\n

\"RSVP<\/a>

RSVP Form for 13 March 1993<\/p><\/div>\n

In the Series of Seminars on the Evidence of Manuscripts<\/a>
\nPembroke College, University of Oxford<\/p>\n

Invitation<\/strong><\/a> in pdf.<\/p>\n

The previous Event in the series considered<\/p>\n

“Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, MS 44: A Workshop”<\/a>
\nParker Library, 27 February 1993<\/p>\n

[First published on 26 September 2016<\/em>]<\/p>\n

This was the second of the three Seminars in the Series on “The Evidence of Manuscripts” to be held at the University of Oxford and hosted by our Associate, Professor Malcolm R. Godden<\/a>.\u00a0 This was the second also to be held at his College, whereas the third took place in the English Faculty.<\/p>\n

First came the session on<\/p>\n

“Research on Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts at Cambridge and Oxford”<\/a>
\nPembroke College, Oxford, 20 June 1992<\/p>\n

Later came the session on
\n“King Alfred and His Legacy”<\/a>
\nFaculty of English, University of Oxford, 20 April 1994<\/p>\n

<\/p>\n

Plan<\/h3>\n

The 1-page Invitation Letter (shown here and downloadable with the 1-page RSVP form here) sets out the plan.<\/p>\n

We will hold the next meeting of this seminar on Saturday, 13 March.\u00a0 The subject will be:\u00a0 Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts from Worcester<\/a><\/strong>.\u00a0 We will consider the production of manuscripts at Worcester in the late Anglo-Saxon period, the migration there of manuscripts produced elsewhere and the use of Anglo-Saxon manuscripts at Worcester in subsequent centuries through copying, glossing and annotating.<\/p>\n

\"View<\/a>

View of Worcester from the top of the Cathedral tower looking NNW. Photograph by Bob Embleton (2008) via Creative Commons.<\/p><\/div>\n

Speakers<\/h3>\n

As customary, “Speakers will include members of the Research Group on Manuscript Evidence and others”.\u00a0 The Line-Up:<\/p>\n