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Cornwall (England) 3
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Poetry -- 20th century 3
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Authors 2
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x - 14th century 2
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Accounts 1
Actors 1
Actors -- England -- 18th century 1
Anabaptists 1
Authors, Classical 1
Bacchantes -- Drama 1
Bible 1
Bible -- O.T. -- Psalms 1
Biography 1
Biography -- 18th century 1
Biography -- 19th century 1
Chamber music 1
Choral music 1
Clippings (Books, newspapers, etc.) 1
Constitutions 1
Contracts 1
Correspondence 1
Diaries -- 18th century 1
Dissenters 1
Dorset (England) 1
Durham (England) 1
Ecclesiastical courts 1
English drama -- 17th century 1
English language 1
English literature -- 18th century 1
English literature -- 19th century 1
English poetry 1
English poetry -- 18th century 1
English poetry -- Women authors 1
Essays 1
Essex (England) 1
Feminism 1
Fiction 1
Flanders (Belgium) 1
France 1
Genealogy 1
German literature 1
Great Britain 1
Great Britain -- History 1
Great Britain -- Political and Government -- 17th century 1
Great Britain -- Politics and government -- 18th century 1
Greece -- History 1
Greek Mythology 1
Greek drama (Comedy) 1
Greek drama -- Incidental music 1
Hearth-money 1
Heraldry 1
History 1
Inklings (Group of writers) 1
Italian literature 1
Italy -- Description and travel 1
Indexed names
Oxford University Dramatic Society 7
University of Oxford 6
Aeschylus | ? 525 BC-? 456 BC | Greek playwright 3
Coghill | Nevill Henry Kendal Aylmer | 1899-1980 | literary historian 3
Euripides | c 480-c 406 BC | playwright 3
Burton-Taylor Theatre 2
Dodds | Eric Robertson | 1893-1979 | classical scholar 2
Drinkwater | John | 1882-1937 | Poet and playwright 2
Flecker | Herman James Elroy | 1884-1915 | poet and playwright 2
Oxford University Mermaid Club 2
S Wenden | Charles | fl 1930-1990 | Bursar of All Souls 2
Terentius Afer | Publius | ? 195 BC-? 159 BC | Roman comic dramatist 2
York | Michael | b. 1942 | actor | born Michael Hugh Johnson 2
A'Court | William | 1779-1860 | 1st Baron Heytesbury | Diplomat 1
Aeschylus | Greek playwright 1
Aristotle | 384-322 BC | Greek philosopher 1
Auden | Wystan Hugh | 1907-1973 | poet and writer 1
Barnes | Joshua | 1654-1712 | Greek scholar and antiquary 1
Beaumont | Francis | ? 1585-1616 | poet and dramatist 1
Beaumont | fl 1688-1730 | Nonconformist 1
Binns | Graham | b. 1925 | broadcasting administrator 1
Bishop | Elizabeth | b 1763 | nee Wollstonecraft 1
Bracton | Henry de | c 1210-1268 | Judge, Chancellor of Exeter Cathedral 1
Bradley | Katherine Harris | 1846-1914 | Poet and Dramatist called Arran Leigh also shared pseudonym with Edith Emma Cooper, Michael Field 1
Bürger | Gottfried August | 1747-1794 | poet and translator 1
Carey (Cary) | Robert | 1560-1639 | Earl of Monmouth | Nobleman and courtier 1
Carlell | Lodowick | ? 1601-1675 | courtier and playwright | also called Carlile 1
Carleton | R | fl. 1674-1675 1
Chaucer | Geoffrey | c 1340-1400 | Poet 1
Chesterton | Arthur Kenneth | 1899-1973 | journalist and political activist 1
Church of England | Diocese of London | Consistory Court 1
Cibber | Colley | 1671-1757 | Actor and dramatist 1
Collier | John Payne | 1789-1883 | Shakespearean scholar and forger, antiquary, and journalist 1
Colman | George | 1762-1836 | dramatist 1
Cooper | Edith Emma | 1862-1913 | poet and dramatist called Isa Leigh and shared pseudonym with Katherine Bradley as Michael Field 1
Dalrymple | Alexander | 1737-1808 | Hydrographer to the Navy 1
Dawe | Roger David | fl. 1973-90 1
Deelman | Christian F | b 1937 1
Drinkwater | Albert Edwin Drinkwater | 1852–1923 | schoolmaster and actor 1
Drinkwater | John | 1882–1937 | poet and playwright 1
Drury | George Thorn | 1860-1931 | Barrister and Literary Scholar 1
Edgar | David Burman | b 1948 | playwright 1
England and Wales | Exchequer 1
England and Wales | Royal Navy 1
Eton College 1
Field | Michael | fl 1871-1911 | see Bradley Katherine Harris 1
Fitzwilliams | John | fl 1600-1699 | Nonjuror 1
Fleming | Robert | ? 1660-1716 | Presbyterian Minister 1
Fletcher | Charles Robert Leslie | 1857-1934 | historian and academic 1
Fletcher | John | 1579-1625 | poet 1
Fraenkel | Eduard | 1888-1970 | Classical Scholar 1
French Protestant Church 1
Frithuswith | Frideswide | d 720 | Saint | abess of Oxford 1
Galsworthy | John | 1867-1933 | Novelist and playwright 1
Garrick | David | 1717-1779 | Actor 1
Gilbert | Davies | 1767-1839 | Cornish engineer, author and politician 1
Godwin | Mary Jane | 1768-1841 | formerly Clairmont | nee de Vial | translator and bookseller 1
Godwin | William | 1756-1836 | philosopher and novelist 1
Godwin | family 1
Gordon | Edward | fl. 1963 1
Gough | Richard | 1735-1809 | antiquary 1
Grenville | Denis | 1637-1703 | Jacobite Archbishop of York | also known as Denis Granville 1
Griffiths | Trevor | b 1935 | Playwright 1
Gronovius | Jacobus | 1645-1716 | classical scholar 1
Gunning | Peter | 1614-1684 | Bishop of Ely 1
Hall Caine | Sir | Thomas Henry | 1853-1931 | Knight and novelist 1
Hammond | E. F. | fl. 20th century 1
Hardy | Thomas | 1840–1928 | novelist and poet 1
Hawes | Samuel | fl 1694-1700 | Nonjuror 1
Hearne | Thomas | 1678-1735 | Antiquary and Nonjuror 1
Herman | Henry | 1832-1894 | Playwright and novelist 1
Heywood | Thomas | ? 1574-1641 | poet and dramatist 1
Hoadly | John | 1711-1776 | poet and dramatist 1
Holman | William | d 1730 | Essex Antiquary Congregational Minister 1
Hoskins | W. H | fl. 1880 1
Jardine | Neil | fl 1930-1970 | Playwright 1
Jodrell | Richard Paul | 1745-1831 | Classical scholar and playwright 1
Johnson | Jane | 1798-1884 | nee Cleveland | x Williams | x Hogg 1
Jones | Henry Arthur | 1851-1929 | Playwright and dramatist 1
Jordan | William | fl. 18th century | Cornish dramatist 1
Kazimierczyk | Stanislaw | 1433-1489 | Polish Catholic Priest 1
Kazimierczyk | Stanislaw | fl. 1965 | writer 1
Keats | John | 1795-1821 | Poet 1
Kempson | Denys Archibald | 1906-1977 | photographer 1
Kendal | Dame | Madge | real name Margaret Shafto Robertson | 1848-1935 | actress 1
L'Estrange | Hamon | 1605-1660 | theologian and historian 1
Lally | Gwen | 1882-1963 | real name Gwendolin Rosalie Lally Tollandal Speck | pageant master and theatre producer 1
Legge | Thomas | c.1535-1607 | playwright and college head 1
Lewis | John | c 1700-1799 | Minister of Margate 1
Livius | Titus | ? 59 BC-AD 17 | Roman historian 1
Locke | John | 1632-1704 | philospher 1
Macmillan| Daniel | 1 Feb. 1886–6 Dec. 1965 | Chairman of Macmillan Holdings, Ltd, since 1964 1
Madan | Falconer | 1851-1935 | Bodley's Librarian, palaeographer and bibliographer 1
Malone | Edmond | 1741-1812 | Critic and Author 1
Mandeville | Sir | John | d 1372 | travel writer 1
Mare | Walter John de la | 1873-1956 | author and poet 1
Marlowe | Christopher | bap. 1564-1593 | playwright and poet 1
McClune | Gregory | fl 1930-1970 | Playwright 1
Middleton | Thomas | bap. 1580-1627 | playwright 1
Morettini | Donna Soto- | fl 1990 | see Soto-Morettini, Donna 1

Photocopies of Seventeenth-century English Plays by Thomas Heywood and Beaumont and Fletcher

 Collection
Photocopies of seventeenth-century English plays: Thomas Heywood, The escapes of Jupiter (London, British Museum, MS. Egerton 1994, fols. 74-95) Beaumont and Fletcher, Bonduca, Queene of Brittaine (London, British Museum, MS. Add. 36758).
Extents: 0.30 Linear metres (2 boxes)
Dates: mid 20th cent. (photocopies of 17th cent. originals)

Photocopy from Exeter College MS. 198 of W.H. Auden’s amended TS. of an early version of The dog beneath the skin (London, 1935) entitled The chase [1934]

 Single Item
Shelfmark: MS. Facs. c. 97
Photocopy from Exeter College MS. 198 of W.H. Auden’s amended TS. of an early version of The dog beneath the skin (London, 1935) entitled The chase [1934].
Extents: 94 Leaves
Dates: 1934-1935

Photocopy of 'Prelude for the Opening of the Theatre Royal Covent Garden September 11th 1792', Catalogue of the Larpent Plays

 Single Item
Shelfmark: MS. Facs. d. 144, fols. 1-14
Photocopy of 'Prelude for the Opening of the Theatre Royal Covent Garden September 11th 1792', Catalogue of the Larpent Plays.
Extents: 14 Leaves
Dates: 1792, 1939

Photograph album relating to the Oxford University Dramatic Society production of Thomas Hardy's The Dynasts

 Single Item
Shelfmark: MS. 20016 Photogr. 1
Photograph album relating to the Oxford University Dramatic Society production of Thomas Hardy's The Dynasts, Feb 1920.
Extents: 1 volume
Dates: Feb 1920

Photographs by D.A. Kempson of plays performed by Oxford University drama groups

 Collection
Photographs by D.A. Kempson of plays performed by Oxford University drama groups
Extents: 0.22 Linear metres (2 boxes)
Dates: 1947-1957

Photographs of Aristotle Manuscripts

 Collection
Photographs of Aristotle Manuscripts
Extents: 0.35 Linear metres (7 boxes)
Dates: 1910

Photostats of Agamemnon by Aeschylus

 Single Item
Shelfmark: MS. Facs. e. 35
Photostats of Agamemnon by Aeschylus.
Extents: 39 Leaves
Dates: originals dated mid-14th century (pre-1374)

Photostats of fragments of mystery plays: Officium pastorum, Visitatic sepulchri, Peregrinus

 Single Item
Shelfmark: MS. Facs. d. 24
Photostats of fragments of mystery plays: Officium pastorum, Visitatic sepulchri, Peregrinus.
Extents: 4 Leaves
Dates: originals dated 15th century

Photostats of Joan, Lady Lumley's translation of Euripides' Iphigenia in Aulis

 Single Item
Shelfmark: MS. Facs. e. 1
Photostats of Joan, Lady Lumley's translation of Euripides' Iphigenia in Aulis.
Extents: 70 Leaves
Dates: Date not recorded at time of cataloguing

Play by C. R. L. Fletcher entitled 'Then and now'

 Single Item
Shelfmark: MS. Eng. poet. d. 114
Play by C. R. L. Fletcher entitled 'Then and now'.
Extents: 19 Leaves
Dates: early 20th century

Play by Edward Taylor entitled The siege of Scutari, acted at North Aston, Oxon.

 Single Item
Shelfmark: MS. Eng. poet. d. 51
Play by Edward Taylor entitled The siege of Scutari, acted at North Aston, Oxon. 1776
Extents: 126 Leaves
Dates: 1776

A play entitled 'Madame Sans-Gene', by V. de Wilde Powell

 Single Item
Shelfmark: MS. Don. e. 106
A play entitled 'Madame Sans-Gene', by V. de Wilde Powell
Extents: 74 Leaves
Dates: Early 20th century

A play in three acts entitled 'Kenilworth, a tragedy, dramatized from Sir Walter Scott's novel' by E. B.

 Single Item
Shelfmark: MS. Eng. misc. c. 91
A play in three acts entitled 'Kenilworth, a tragedy, dramatized from Sir Walter Scott's novel' by E. B.
Extents: 76 Leaves
Dates: Early 19th cent.

Plays Written in Rhodesia

 Collection
Plays Written in Rhodesia
Extents: 0.16 Linear metres (2 boxes)
Dates: Mid-20th century

Prompt-book belonging to Nevill Coghill

 Single Item
Shelfmark: MS. Eng. misc. c. 922
Prompt-book belonging to Nevill Coghill
Extents: 98 Leaves
Dates: 1966

Prompt-book of Gwen Lally, pageant master for the Runnymede pageant, Egham, Surrey

 Single Item
Shelfmark: MS. Eng. misc. d. 1369
Prompt-book of Gwen Lally, pageant master for the Runnymede pageant
Extents: 157 Leaves
Dates: 1934

Rawlinson Manuscripts

 Collection
Richard Rawlinson's collection of manuscripts, 8th-18th century.
Extents: 3571 boxes (392.81 linear metres)
Dates: 8th-18th century

Records of the Oxford University Dramatic Society

 Collection
Records of the Oxford University Dramatic Society
Extents: 0.3 Linear metres (3 boxes)
Dates: 1926-1974

Richardus Tertius, tragedia in tres actiones diuisa

 Single Item
Shelfmark: MS. Lat. misc. e. 16
Richardus Tertius, tragedia in tres actiones diuisa, written in A.D. 1583 in England.
Extents: 70 Leaves
Dates: written in A.D. 1583 in England

Scrapbook compiled by Madge Kendal

 Single Item
Shelfmark: MS. Eng. misc. d. 1071
Scrapbook compiled by Madge Kendal
Extents: 73 Leaves
Dates: 1887-1892