bonæ litteræ: occasional writing from David Rundle, Renaissance scholar

The Library of Humfrey, duke of Gloucester

A long-term project I have is a major study of the library of Humfrey, duke of Gloucester — its creation, its uses and its dispersals. This project was originally generously funded by a Research Fellowship at the University of Oxford, supported by the J. P. R. Lyell Fund. Several of my publications have touched on parts of this topic, as have some of my conference contributions.

As part of the project, I have produced a new listing of the manuscripts which once belonged to Humfrey which is downloadable as a pdf.

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  1. [...] a discovery I made a while ago; I have alluded to it both in print in Studi umanistici piceni and on this website but not discussed it in full. It is the fact that the sole copy of Frulovisi’s comedies, a [...]


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