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Annual Report of the Imperial Forestry Institute for the academic year 1924-5
No full textThe Imperial Forestry Institute, created as a result of therecommendations of the British Empire Forestry Conferencesof J9:1.0 and J923 and the Interdepartmental Committee onImperial Forestry Education (J9:41), started work in OctoberJ lj:1.4, and this Report deals with the first year of its existence
A summary catalogue of Western manuscripts in the Bodleian Library at Oxford which have not hitherto been catalogued in the quarto series: with references to the Oriental manuscripts and papyri: Accessions, 1890-1915, Nos. 31001-37299 - Vol. VI
No full textPREFACE
This sixth volume of the Summary Catalogue describes the manuscripts acquired by the Library between July 1890 and December 1915. The accessions of each year are taken in turn, the arrangement within each year being (1) Western MSS. on parchment or paper in the alphabetical order of their pressmarks; (2) Greek and Latin papyri; (3) 'Western Inscriptions', chiefly Greek ostraka; (4) Oriental MSS. on parchment or paper; (5) Oriental papyri; .(6) Oriental Inscriptions, chiefly ostraka and cuneiform tablets. MSS. falling within the first of the above six groups are summarily described; all others are listed on a system of single-line entry. Although any further notice of the last three categories would be out of place in a Catalogue of Western MSS., it is permissible, before proceeding to the first, to characterize the second and third groups, that is the Greek and Latin MSS. on materials other than parchment or paper..
Record of the establishment of the Indian Institute in the University of Oxford : being an account of the circumstances which led to its foundation ... to which is added an account of the progress of the building ... together with a balance-sheet of receipts and expenditure
No full textThe establishment of an Indian Institute in the University of Oxford was first proposed by the Boden Professor of Sanskrit, Mr (now Sir) M. Monier-Williams, K.C.I.E., in Congregation held on May 13, 1875.
In his speeches..
A summary catalogue of Western manuscripts in the Bodleian Library at Oxford which have not hitherto been catalogued in the quarto series: with references to the Oriental and other manuscripts: Collections received during the 18th Century
No full textPREFACE
The Summary Catalogue, of which a first instalment is now published, is directly due to a series of Resolutions passed by the Curators of the Bodleian Library on June 7, 1890. The idea was first started in the autumn of 1889, and the two chief preliminary steps were an address to the Curators, pointing out the desirability of such a Catalogue, signed by thirty-eight readers in the Bodleian and dated Feb. 20, 1890 ; and the publication by the Rev. Andrew Clark (at that time a Curator) of a pamphlet entitled 'The Cataloguing of MSS. in the Bodleian Library. A letter . . . by the outgoing Junior Proctor, 9 April 1890,' in which a detailed scheme, very similar to the one actually adopted, was proposed, with a full statement of the arguments in its favour.
The design has been to catalogue, in a style similar to the Inventaires sommaires of the Bibliotheque Nationale at Paris, such Bodleian MSS. as are (1) not included in the Quarto Series of Catalogues instituted by Mr. Coxe *, and are (2) not Oriental. It was decided that the collections should be first dealt with, in chronological order of their acquisition by the Library, and subsequently the remaining MSS., which had been acquired singly or in small groups, in the same order. The current accessions from July 1, 1890, are also dealt with and separately printed, a full manuscript index of the whole catalogue, as it progresses, being accessible to readers in the Library
