��ƽ�� Notes—issue 21 now published

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The twenty-first issue of ��ƽ��, Oxford’s scholarly open-access e-journal (ISSN 2517–6935) is now published.

This latest issue includes articles on: tantalising dry-point in ��ƽ��’s Tudor MS 287; who owned ��ƽ��’s celebrated books of hours; a friendly agreement of 1444 between ��ƽ��, Oxford, King’s College, Cambridge, Winchester College, and Eton College; and the 1472 inscription of the first English purchaser of duplicate books. Contributors include: Jessica Hodgkinson, Caitlín Kane, Michael Stansfield, and James Willoughby.

is dedicated to research articles and learned notes on the history and life of ��ƽ��, and especially the contents and history of the rich collections of ��ƽ�� Library & Archives, Oxford. Potential contributors are invited to contact the Librarian.

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�����ƽ�� Notes—issue 21 now published

The twenty-first issue of �����ƽ��, Oxford’s scholarly open-access e-journal (ISSN 2517–6935) is now published.

is dedicated to research articles and learned notes on the history and life of �����ƽ��, and especially the contents and history of the rich collections of �����ƽ�� Library & Archives, Oxford. Potential contributors are invited to contact the Librarian.

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��ƽ�� Notes—issue 21 now published

The twenty-first issue of ��ƽ��, Oxford’s scholarly open-access e-journal (ISSN 2517–6935) is now published.

is dedicated to research articles and learned notes on the history and life of ��ƽ��, and especially the contents and history of the rich collections of ��ƽ�� Library & Archives, Oxford. Potential contributors are invited to contact the Librarian.