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Recent Periodicals
Sara Centi
The Library: The Transactions of the Bibliographical Society, Volume 7, Number
1, March 2006, pp. 111-119 (Article)
Published by Oxford University Press
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https://muse.jhu.edu/article/203030
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Annals of Occupational Hygiene, 46, 7 (2002)
Includes: T. Ogden, ‘Obituary: Peter Isaac’.
Architectural History, 48 (2005)
Includes: J. Weeks, ‘The Architects of Christ Church Library’; B. de Divitiis, ‘New
Drawings for the Interiors of the Breakfast Room and Library at Pitzhanger Manor’.
Archives of Natural History, 31, 1 (April 2004)
Includes: C. H. Smith, ‘Further Additions to the Bibliography of Alfred Russel
Wallace (1823–1913)’; R. L. Hodgkinson and J. E. Whittaker, ‘Edward Heron-Allen,
FRS (1861–1943): A Review of his Scientific Career, with an Annotated Bibliography
of his Foraminiferal Publications’; M. J. M. Christenhusz, ‘The Hortus siccus (1566)
of Petrus Cadé: A Description of the Oldest Known Collection of Dried Plants Made
in the Low Countries’; H. W. Lack, ‘An Annotated Catalogue of the Printed
Illustrations by Franz Bauer (1758–1840)’; H. M. Reeves, F.-M. Gagnon, and C. S.
Houston, ‘“Codex canadiensis”, an Early Illustrated Manuscript of Canadian
Natural History’; J. Edmondson, ‘Liverpool Botanic Garden’s Library Catalogues’;
E. C. Dickinson, ‘Confirmation of the Date of Description of a Broadbill
(Calyptomena, Aves) Published in Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London’.
——, 31, 2 (October 2004)
Includes: J. Loveland, ‘Georges-Louis Leclerc de Buffon’s Histoire naturelle in
English, 1775–1815’; L. J. Piggott, ‘Silvester Diggles (1817–1880), Australian
Ornithologist’; K. A. James, ‘“Humbly Dedicated”: Petiver and the Audience for
Natural History in Early Eighteenth-Century Britain’; R. M. Peck, ‘Audubon
Drawings Discovered’; J. Cain, ‘Missing Items from Published Bibliographies for
George Gaylord Simpson’; D. E. Allen, ‘An 1861 Instance of “Painting One’s
Bentham”’.
——, 32, 1 (April 2005)
Includes: R. B. Williams, ‘Three Unrecorded Publications by Philip Henry Gosse,
with Notes on Primary Text on Wrappers of Journals and Books, and a Proposal for
the Bibliographical Description of Wrappers’; J. L. Neri, ‘Some Early Drawings by
Robert Hooke’; G. Waddell, ‘A Bibliography for John Bachman’; E. C. Nelson,
‘Clarification of a Publication Date for George Bentham’s Treatment of Ericeae
(Ericaceae) Published in A.-P. de Candolle’s Prodromus, Volume 7, Part 2 (December
1839)’; F. F. J. M. Pieters and E. C. Dickinson, ‘The Specified Dates of Publication of
Nederlandsch Tijdschrift voor de Dierkunde, Volumes 1–5 (1863–1884)’.
Art Libraries Journal, 30, 2 (2005)
Includes: C. Hurley, ‘The Art of Compilation: The Birth of Systematic Bibliography
in Art History’.
Australian Studies, 17, 2 (Winter 2002 [published 2004])
Includes: S. Sleight, ‘Ex Libris Australia House: Paper Trails to and from a Unique
London Institution’.recent periodicals 28/2/06 10:02 AM Page 112
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Ayrshire Notes, 29 (Spring 2005)
Whole issue: J. Coutin, ‘The Story of Adam Reid Recounted through Letters and
Diaries’ [Personal letters of Adam Reid, 1827–57, bookseller in Edinburgh, London,
and Liverpool].
Bibliographical Society of Australia and New Zealand Bulletin, 26, 1 (2002)
Includes: M. Rees Jones, ‘From Candles to Gas: The Poverty Bay Herald and
Newspaper Production in Gisborne, 1874–1884’; T. Donnelly, ‘“Trumpery Stuff”:
Gender Politics in Australian Publishing, 1858’; H. Edquist, ‘The Private Library of
Harold Desbrowe-Annear, Architect’.
——, 26, 2 (2002)
Includes: P. Buckridge, ‘“How to Read Books”: Reading-Advice Books in Britain and
America, 1870–1960’; R. Lightbourne, ‘The General Assembly Library of New
Zealand and the Book Trade’; R. Osborne, ‘The Typescript Versions of Conrad’s
Under Western Eyes: Motivations, Intentions and Editorial Possibilities’; J. Daalder,
‘The Text of King Lear 2.2.136–145 in the “Arden 3” Edition’.
——, 26, 3–4 (2002)
Includes: J. Daalder, ‘A History of Confusion: The Two Earliest English Translations
of Oscar Wilde’s Salomé’; R. L. Ravneberg, ‘The Hawkesworth Copy: An
Investigation into the Printer’s Copy Used for the Preparation of the 1773 Second
Edition of John Hawkesworth’s Account of Captain Cook’s First Voyage’;
P. Tankard, ‘Vive les Paratexts’; B. J. McMullin, ‘Getting Acquainted with EEBO’.
Book Collector, 54, 1 (Spring 2005)
Includes: J. G. Turner, ‘Libertine Literature Forty Years On, i: From Aretino to The
School of Venus’; M. Purcell and C. Shenton, ‘National Trust Libraries: Introduction
and Select Bibliography’; A. Bregman, ‘A Gabriel Harvey Manuscript Brought to
Light’.
——, 54, 2 (Summer 2005)
Includes: M. Purcell, ‘The Library at Lanhydrock’; J. G. Turner, ‘Libertine Literature
Forty Years On, ii: Nicolas Chorier and his Emulators’.
Cardiff Corvey: Reading the Romantic Text, 15 (Summer 2005) [www.cf.ac.uk/encap/corvey]
Includes: B. R. Bates, ‘Wordsworth’s “Library of Babel”: Bibliomania, the 1814
Excursion, and the 1815 Poems’; P. Garside and G. Hughes, ‘James Hogg’s Tales and
Sketches and the Glasgow Number Trade’; P. Garside [and others], ‘The English
Novel, 1800–1829: Update 5 (August 2004–August 2005)’.
Early American Studies, 1, 1 (2003)
Includes: P. Erikson, ‘New Books, New Men: City-Mysteries Fiction, Authorship and
the Literary Market’.
Graeco-Arabica, 9–10 (2004)
Includes: J. P. Monferrar-Sala, ‘An Arabic Gospel of Cypriot Origin: Codex Arabicus
Sinaiticus 110’.
The Historian (Phi Alpha Theta History Honor), 66, 4 (December 2004)
Includes: E. Lane Furdell, ‘“Reported to be Distracted”: The Suicide of Puritan
Entrepreneur Peter Cole’.recent periodicals 28/2/06 10:02 AM Page 113
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Isis (Journal of the History of Science Society), 96, 2 (June 2005)
Includes: A. Fyfe, ‘Conscientious Workman or Booksellers’s Hack? The Professional
Identities of Science Writers in the Mid-Nineteenth Century’.
History, 89, 296 (October 2004)
Includes: A. Tubb, ‘Printing the Regicide of Charles I’.
History Today, 55, 8 (August 2005)
Includes: R. Almond, ‘The Hunting Year’ [on British Library, MS Egerton 1146].
Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences, 60, 3 (July 2005)
Includes: L. Hill Curth, ‘The Medical Content of English Almanacs, 1640–1700’.
Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes, 66 (2003)
Includes: D. Hemsoll, ‘The Laurentian Library and Michelangelo’s Architectural
Method’; D. L. Sparti, ‘Cassiano del Pozzo, Poussin and the Making and Publication
of Leonardo’s Trattato’; S. C. Humphreys, ‘The Spilsburys: A Note on Pseudonyms
in Late Eighteenth-Century Art Publishing’.
Journal of William Morris Studies, 15, 4 (Summer 2004)
Special Issue: ‘Morris and the Book Arts’. Includes: R. Miles, ‘Editorial and
Introduction’; J. Smith, ‘Obituary: John Dreyfus’; E. Helsinger, ‘Lyric Colour: Pre-
Raphaelite Art and Morris’s The Defence of Guenevere’; M. Braesal, ‘The Influence
of Medieval Illuminated Manuscripts on the Pre-Raphaelites and the Early Poetry of
William Morris’; D. J. Rollison, ‘The Kelmscott Shelley and Material Poetics’;
J. DeSpain, ‘A Book Arts Pilgrimage: Arts and Crafts Socialism and the Kelmscott
Chaucer’; D. E. Schoenherr, ‘A Note on Burne-Jones’s “Pocket Cathedral” and
Ruskin’; T. J. Tobin, ‘Saint Morris: The Last Days of the Kelmscott Press in the Late-
Victorian Media’; R. Miles, ‘Illustrating Morris: The Work of Jessie King and
Maxwell Armfield’; R. Coupe, ‘A Postscript to Illustrated Editions of the Works of
William Morris in English’; M. C. Johnsen, ‘Rachel McMasters Miller Hunt as a
Collector and Patron of the Arts and Crafts’.
Kansas History, 26, 4 (Winter 2003–04)
Includes: S. Dalrymple, ‘Central Plains Entrepreneurs: The Rise and Fall of Gold-
smith’s, Inc., 1878–2003’ [book and stationery merchants].
Libraries and Culture, 40, 1 (Winter 2005)
Includes: A. L. Dick, ‘“To Make the People of South Africa Proud of their Member-
ship of the Great British Empire”: Home Reading Unions in South Africa,
1900–1914’; B. E. Walker, ‘Daniel Alexander Payne Murray (1852–1925), Forgotten
Librarian, Bibliographer and Historian’; S. M. Stauffer, ‘“She Speaks as One Having
Authority”: Mary E. Downey’s Use of Libraries as a Means to Public Power’.
Medieval Archaeology, 48 (2004)
Includes: M. Carver, ‘The Early Medieval Monastery at Portmahomack, Tarbat
Ness’ [includes evidence for book production].
Notes: Quarterly Journal of the Music Library Association, 61, 4 (June 2005)
Includes: H. Eskew, ‘The English and American Hymnody Collection of the Pitts
Theology Library, Emory University’.recent periodicals 28/2/06 10:02 AM Page 114
114 Recent Periodicals
——, 62, 1 (September 2005)
Includes: D. Heartz, ‘Errant Thoughts on Some Rare Items in the Jean Gray Hargrove
Music Library’; D. Moroney, ‘The Borel Manuscript: A New Source of Seventeenth-
Century French Harpsichord Music at Berkeley’; R. Orledge, ‘Charles Koechlin,
Catherine Urner, and the Shatto-Urner Manuscript Collection at the University of
California, Berkeley’.
Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America, 99, 1 (March 2005)
Includes: J. Rudman, ‘Unediting, De-Editing, and Editing in Nontraditional
Authorship Studies: With an Emphasis on the Canon of Daniel Defoe’; C. Mayo,
‘Manners and Manuscripts: The Editorial Manufacture of Lord Chesterfield in
Letters to His Son’; A. Sherbo, ‘James Boswell’s Editing of, and Contributions to, the
1821 Boswell-Malone Shakespeare’; L. P. Wilson, ‘“No Worthless Books”: Elizabeth
Peabody’s Foreign Library, 1840–52’.
——, 99, 2 (June 2005)
Includes: R. D. Hume, ‘The Aims and Uses of “Textual Studies”’; K. Amert, ‘The
Phenomenon of the Gros Canon’; M. Epp, ‘Full Contact: Robert McAlmon,
Gertrude Stein, and Modernist Book Making’; A. Sherbo, ‘The Appendix to Edmond
Malone’s 1790 Shakespeare, the 1821 Boswell-Malone Shakespeare, and Elizabethan
Language’.
Papers of the Bibliographical Society of Canada, 42, 1 (Fall 2004)
Includes: R. MacSkimming, ‘Crisis and Renewal in English-Canadian Book Publish-
ing, 1970–2004’; É. Leroux, ‘Culture ouvirière et métiers du livre: La Société typo-
graphique de Quebec, 1836–1872’; G. Davies, ‘The Diary of Sarah Frost, 1783: The
Sounds and Silences of a Woman’s Exile’.
——, 43, 1 (Spring 2005)
Includes: G. E. Clarke, ‘“This Is No Hearsay”: Reading the Canadian Slave
Narratives’; I. Stevenson, ‘Books for Improvement: The Canadian Pacific Foundation
Library’; S. S. Beal, ‘“La fin du pillage des auteurs”: Louvigny de Montigny’s
International Press Campaign for Author’s Rights in Canada’.
Past and Present, 185 (November 2004)
Includes: J. M. Brophy, ‘The Common Reader in the Rhineland: The Calendar as
Political Primer in the Early Nineteenth Century’.
Peace News, 2,466 (October 2005)
Includes: B. Hetherington, ‘Sixty Years of Housmans Bookshop’.
Private Library, 5th series, 7, 4 (Winter 2004)
Includes: D. Chambers, ‘Bohn’s Illustrated Library’; D. Chambers, ‘The Golden
Cockerel Press: The Final Chapter’; D. Chambers, ‘The Golden Cockerel Unlimited
Editions’.
——, 8, 1 (Spring 2005)
Includes: P. W. Nash, ‘The Cock Robin Press of Peter Beavan’; P. W. Nash,
‘Preliminary Checklist of Peter Beavan’s Publications’; R. Holroyd, ‘H. E. Bates: A
Collector’s Perspective’.recent periodicals 28/2/06 10:02 AM Page 115
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Publishing History, 52 (2002)
Includes: J. Hartley, ‘Little Dorrit in Real Time: The Embedded Text’; F. Stimpson,
‘Reading in Circles: The National Home Reading Union, 1889–1900’; V. Holman,
‘Captive Readers in the Second World War’.
——, 53 (2003)
Includes: J. Salman, ‘Peddling in the Past: Dutch Itinerant Bookselling in a European
Perspective’; V. Gray, ‘Charles Knight and the Society for the Diffusion of Useful
Knowledge: A Special Relationship (1827–1846)’; H. Small, ‘Liberal Editing in the
Fortnightly Review and the Nineteenth Century’.
——, 54 (2003)
Includes: J. Issitt, ‘A Network for Radical and Political Education in the 1790s’;
P. Parkinson, ‘“A Language Peculiar to the Word of God”: The Anglican Liturgy in
the Maori Language’; S. Colclough, ‘“A Larger Outlay than Any Return”: The
Library of W. H. Smith & Son, 1860–1873’.
——, 55 (2004)
Includes: J. Peacey, ‘“Fiery Spirits” and Political Propaganda: Uncovering a Radical
Press Campaign of 1642’; M. Hancher, ‘The Number Trade at Blackie and Son’;
V. Holman, ‘“Essential Books”: The Work of the Publishers’ Advisory Committee,
1942–49’.
——, 56 (2004)
Includes: R. L. Dawson, ‘Mme de Genlis “Made in Britain”: A Bibliographical
Vignette’; S. Colclough, ‘“Purifying the Sources of Amusement and Information”?
The Railway Book-Stalls of W. H. Smith & Son, 1855–1860’; L. Kwasitu, ‘Advertising
in Australian Newspapers: The Case of the Bendigo Advertiser and the Bendigo
Independent’; R. Panofsky, ‘“Literary Swan” or “Village Goose”: Paul Hiebert’s
Sarak Binks’.
——, 57 (2005)
Includes: J. Barnard, ‘The Financing of the Authorized Version, 1610–1612: Robert
Barker and “Combining” and “Sleeping” Stationers’; J. Hinks and M. Bell, ‘The Book
Trade in English Provincial Towns, 1700–1849: An Evaluation of Evidence from the
British Book Trade Index’.
Quadrat, 15 (January 2002)
Includes: P. Isaac, ‘Eight Days for a Publisher’s Managing Clerk’; S. Colclough,
‘Reading and the Circulating Library: Evidence from the Diaries of Charlotte Francis
(1798–1870)’; E. Trout, ‘John Ridgill Trout (1817-1849): Printer and Librarian of
Bradford’; P. Morgan, ‘The Use of the Long “s” in Britain: A Note’.
——, 16 (June 2002)
Includes: H. Smith, ‘Brighton Circulating Libraries: An Inside View’; D. Stoker, ‘An
Early List of Provincial Booksellers’; P. Isaac, ‘A Careful Printer and his Ink’.
——, 17 (Autumn 2003)
Special issue reporting the progress of the British Book Trade Index on the internet.recent periodicals 28/2/06 10:02 AM Page 116
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——, 18 (January 2005)
Includes: T. Schmoller, ‘Claims for Books Lost in the 1864 Sheffield Flood’; B. Scragg,
‘Supplementary Bibliography of Thomas Haydock’.
——, 19 (Summer 2005)
Includes: J. Handford, ‘Voices from the Past: Oral History and the Book Trade’;
T. Schmoller, ‘Victorian Children’s Exercise Books’; D. Stoker, ‘Self-Flagellation and
Self Destruction in Eighteenth-Century Norwich’; A. Longbottom, ‘Customs Duty
on Paper Imported into the American Colonies’.
Renaissance Quarterly, 58, 1 (Spring 2005)
Includes: L. Candelaria, ‘Hercules and Albrecht Dürer’s Das Meerwunder in a Chant-
Book from Renaissance Spain’.
Scottish Historical Review, 84, 217 (April 2005)
Includes: B. Harris, ‘Scotland’s Newspapers, the French Revolution and Domestic
Radicalism (c. 1789–1794)’.
Theatre Notebook, 57, 2 (2003)
Includes: J. H. Astington, ‘John Rhodes, Draper, Bookseller and Man of the Theatre’.
Times Literary Supplement, 5,341 (12 August 2005)
Includes: J. Barnard, ‘A Poet and his Money: A New Look at the Publishing History
of Keats’s Poems (1817)’.
Vestnik Drevnei Istorii, 254 (2005)
Includes: B. L. Fonkich, ‘The Venetian Manuscript of Ptolemy’s Almagest (Marc.
Gr.313 / 690): Date and Origin of the Codex’ [in Russian with English summary].
Yale University Library Gazette, 77, 3–4 (April 2003)
Includes: H-J. Künast, ‘Two Volumes of Konrad Peutinger in the Beinecke Library’;
O. M. Brack, Jr, and S. Carlile, ‘Samuel Johnson’s Contributions to Charlotte
Lennox’s The Female Quixote’; T. Young, ‘The Robert Graves Collection of William
S. Reese’.
——, 78, 1–2 (October 2003)
Includes: R. Smith, ‘Thomas Morell (1703–84) and the Osborn Collection’; L. D.
Murphy, ‘Documenting Conquest and Ascendancy: Discovering Seventeenth and
Eighteenth Century Ireland in the Osborn Collection’; W. Nelles, ‘Unbinding the
Illuminated Manuscript: The Production of Illustrations in Yale MS 229’.
——, 78, 3–4 (April 2004)
Includes: S. Karr, ‘Constructions both Scared and Profane: Serpents, Angels, and
Pointing Fingers in Renaissance Books with Moving Parts’; E. H. Cohen, ‘The Second
Series of W. E. Henley’s Hospital Poems’; E. Rosand and Z. Victor, ‘Alessandro
Scarlatti in Manuscript’; E. Guggemos, ‘Compositor’s Copy of Simon Segar’s
Honores Anglicani’.
——, 79, 1–2 (October 2004)
Includes: E. Havens, ‘English Manuscript Culture and the Ambiguous Triumph of
Print: Seventy Years of the Osborn Collection, 1934–2004’; T. Lockwood, ‘Edmondrecent periodicals 28/2/06 10:02 AM Page 117
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Malone and Early Modern Textual Culture’; N. D. Smith, ‘An Annotated Copy of the
Third Hawkins Edition of Izaak Walton’s The Complete Angler’.
London Robert Laurie
GERMANY
Archiv für Geschichte des Buchwesens, 59 (2005)
Includes: M. M. Smith, ‘From Manuscript to Print: Early Design Changes’;
O. Duntze, ‘Text und Kommentar in juristischen Drucken der Frühen Neuzeit’;
R. Wittern, ‘Die Präsentation des anatomischen Wissens im Buch des 16. Jahr-
hunderts’; A. Brendecke, ‘“Durchschossene Exemplare”. Über eine Schnittstelle
zwischen Handschrift und Druck’; M. Estermann, ‘Signete und Widmungsbriefe
Frankfurter Verleger des späten 16. Jahrhunderts’; U. J. Schneider, ‘Der Ort der
Bücher in der Bibliothek und im Katalog am Beispiel von Herzog Augusts
Wolfenbütteler Büchersammlung’; A. Serrai, ‘Bibliothekarische Kataloge als Spiegel
und Instrumente von Wissensordnungen in der Frühen Neuzeit’; H.-O. Keunecke,
‘Bibelverlag und Bibeldruck im Fürstentum Ansbach’; N. Landeck, ‘Gestaltungsraster
in der Buchtypographie. Die Entwicklung des typographischen Rasters vom Bauhaus
bis zur Schweizer Grafik und seine formalen und funktionalen Eigenschaften’; V.
Titel, ‘Electronic Publishing und E-Commerce im Buchhandel. Ein Forschungsbericht
für den Publikationszeitraum 1995 bis 2004’.
Archiv für Reformationsgeschichte / Archive for Reformation History, 96 (2004)
Includes: H. M. Pabel, ‘Peter Canisius as a Catholic Editor of a Catholic St Jerome’.
Gutenberg Jahrbuch, 80 (2005)
Includes: R. Darnton, ‘Old Books and E-Books: The Gutenberg Prize Acceptance
Speech of 2004’; S. Obermaier, ‘Lesen mit den Augen der Illustratoren. Mittel-
alterliche und neuzeitliche Blicke auf Wolframs Parzival’; R. Herz, ‘The Innsbruck
Leaf Fragment: A New Incunable Edition of the Wunderbare Meerfahrt des Heiligen
Brandan’; P. Veneziani, ‘Besicken e il metodo degli incunabolisti’; A. Tura,
‘Su un’edizione rarissima della novella di Umberto Filomena e Alba ed il problema di
Giambattista Sessa tipografo’; K. H. Staub and A. Wiebelt, ‘Neue Funde eines
26zeiligen Donats in der B 42 Type. Leimabklatsche in Mainzer Inkunabel-
einbänden’; C. Squires, ‘Ein unbekannter Druck des Zwiegesprächs zwischen Leben
und Tod von Bartholomäus Ghotan’; G. Müller, ‘Das Todesdatum des Kölner
Druckers Heinrich QuenteIl (†1501). Eine handschriftliche Überlieferung in der
Stiftsbibliothek Einsiedeln’; H. D. Saffrey, ‘Une image xylographique de
S. Thomas d’Aquin’; D. E. Rhodes, ‘Notes on the Expansion of Business Activities of
Francesco de’ Franceschi’; M. J. Heller, ‘Ambrosius Froben, Israel Zifroni and Hebrew
Printing in Freiburg im Breisgau’; M. Reed, ‘A Picture’s Worth: Gems in Book
Illustrations’; A. Schmitt, ‘Die Bibliothek des Prämonstratenserklosters auf dem
Marienberg in Brandenburg an der Havel. Eine Spurensuche’; Th. Fromberg,
‘Umfangreicher Bücherfund aus dem Nachlaß Lassalles in der Deutschen
Zentralbibliothek für Wirtschaftswissenschaften’; W. Schmitz, ‘Wilhelm Erman:
“Über die Begründung eines Deutschen Bibliothekartages”. Vortrag, gehalten am 26.
Sept. 1899 in der Section für Bibliothekswesen auf der Philologenversammlung zu
Bremen’; C. Mahnke, ‘Bibliotheken im Irak. Auf dem Weg zum Neuaufbau’;
M. Knoche, ‘Der Brand der Herzogin Anna Amalia Bibliothek am 2. September
2004’; G. Möncke, ‘Zeitungen vom neugeborenen Antichrist’; J. Wilke, ‘Kriege als
Antriebsmomente der Mediatisierung. Historische Traditionen’; S. Knopf, ‘Merkur
und Minerva, Greif und Eule, Gutenbergköpfe und Druckerwappen. Schutzpatrone
und Insignien von Buchhandel und Buchgewerbe als Bauschmuck’; S. Haupt,
‘Urheber- und Vertragsrecht beim Hörbuch’.recent periodicals 28/2/06 10:02 AM Page 118
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Marginalien, 178 (2005, 2)
Includes: F. Krause, ‘Wann brennt die nächste Bibliothek? Zum Brand der Herzogin
Anna Amalia Bibliothek in Weimar’.
London John L. Flood
ITALY
Annali Queriniani, 5 (2004)
Includes: P. Ruggeri, ‘Sopravvissuti in Queriniana: i manoscritti della biblioteca del
Monastero di San Faustino Maggiore a Brescia’; M. Pegrari, ‘La scrittura e la parola.
Aspetti di cultura economica nel Rinascimento: Teofilo Folengo e Bernardino da
Feltre’; D. Vecchio, ‘Documenti dei monasteri bresciani alla Biblioteca Queriniana: il
Codice Diplomatico Bresciano di Federico Odorici’.
Bergomum. Bollettino della Civica biblioteca Angelo Mai di Bergamo, 98, 1–2 (2003
[October 2004])
Includes: B. Pellegrinelli, ‘Tempo liturgico e tempo sociale nei calendari dei libri
d’Ore del xv secolo: il caso del codice Ma 414 della Civica Biblioteca A. Mai’.
La Berio, 45, 1 (January–June 2005)
Whole issue: ‘Leggere o non leggere? That is the question. Giornata di studio sulla
riproduzione digitale per la conservazione e la lettura dei documenti antichi’,
proceedings ed. by L. Malfatto.
La Bibliofilía, 107, 1 (2005)
Includes: A. Canova, ‘Una mancata edizione mantovana del Dictionarium di
Ambrogio da Calepio (1498–1499)’; F. Malaguzzi, ‘Legature per il principe-cardinale
Maurizio di Savoia’; V. Barbu, ‘Livres manuscrits et livres imprimés dans les pays
roumains à la charnière du xviie et du xviiie siècle’; J. Gutiérrez Carou, ‘L’edizione
Colombani delle opere di Carlo Gozzi’; C. M. Simonetti, ‘Nel chiostro ove l’arancio
fiorisce: riflessione su un catalogo di cinquecentine’.
Bibliotheca. Rivista di studi bibliografici, 1 (2005)
Includes: A. Serrai, ‘Angelo Rocca, fondatore 400 anni orsono della prima biblioteca
pubblica europea’ [2nd part]; A. M. Caproni, ‘Ado Furlan e la sua biblioteca
personale’; S. Volpato, ‘Finzione e Anarchia. André Breton e Jorge Luis Borges si
incontrano e discutono dei loro libri messi in vendita’; R. De Laurentis, ‘I risvolti
d’autore: il paratesto che si fa genere’; D. Verzilli, ‘La legatura otto-novecentesca
attraverso gli esemplari della Biblioteca Casanatense’; R. Gorian, ‘I periodici di
antico regime nei cataloghi di antiquariato librario (1991–2003)’; V. Feola, ‘The
Recovered Library of Elias Ashmole for the Ashmolean Museum in the University of
Oxford’; F. Sabba, ‘Un clamoroso plagio bibliografico alla metà del Cinquecento’.
Culture del testo e del documento, 6, 17 (2005)
Includes: D. Ragionieri, ‘Valorizzazione e tutela delle raccolte in biblioteca: il Fondo
dei Citati dell’Accademia della Crusca’; A. M. Caproni, ‘La biblioteca come
categoria: cioè il senso (e il segreto) del divenire’.
La fabbrica del libro, 11, 1 (2005)
Includes: I. Piazzoni, ‘Una collana militante nell’Italia fascista: “Libri scelti” di
Bompiani’; D. Vogelmann, ‘Breve storia della Giuntina’.recent periodicals 28/2/06 10:02 AM Page 119
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Henoch, 26, 3 (2004)
Includes: G. Ferrario, ‘Il Libro degli alumi e dei sali e prospettive di studio’;
C. Pilocan, ‘Le coniugazione ebraiche in un manoscritto conservato alla Biblioteca
Nazionale di Torino’.
Italia medioevale e umanistica, 45 (2004)
Includes: A. Bellettini, ‘Il codice del sec. ix di Cesena, Malatestiano S.XXI.5: le
Etymologiae di Isidoro, testi minori e glosse di età ottoniana’; G. Murano, ‘Opere di
Galeno nella Facoltà di medicina di Bologna’; E. Giua, ‘Un nuovo codice autografo
della Disputatio egregia di Angelo Decembrio (Caen, Bibl. Municipale 343)’;
E. Fumagalli, ‘Girolamo Avanzi e dli incunaboli dei Priapea’; K. Jensen, ‘Exporting
and Importing Italian Humanism: The Reception of Italian Printed Editions of
Classical Authors and their Commentators at the University of Leipzig’.
Medioevo e Rinascimento. Annuario del Dipartimento di studi sul Medioevo e il
Rinascimento dell’Università di Firenze, 18 [n.s. 15] (2004)
Includes: G. Breschi, ‘Il ms. Parigino it. 482 e le vicissitudini editoriali del Decameron:
postilla per Aldo Rossi’; E. Barbieri, ‘A proposito della biblioteca di Marcello
Cervini’.
Paratesto, 1 (2004 [March 2005])
Includes: M. G. Tavoni, ‘Sull’utilitas degli indici’; L. Braida, ‘Il paratesto nelle
antologie epistolari del Cinquecento (1542–1554): tra modelli di “buon volgare” ed
espressione di dissenso religioso’; M. Santoro, ‘Contro l’abuso delle dediche: Della
dedicatione de’ libri di Giovanni Fratta’; U. Eco, ‘Para Peri Epi, e dintorni di un falso
del xviii secolo’; G. Costa, ‘La Congregazione dell’Indice e Jonathan Swift
(documenti sulla ricezione italiana di A Tale of a Tub)’; G. Pissarello, ‘Canone e
contro-canone nel romanzo inglese del Settecento: il paratesto in Defoe e Sterne’;
S. Disegni, ‘Le prefazioni “auctoriales” di Emile Zola o dell’utilità delle prefazioni’;
A. Ganda, ‘Libri raffinati per raccontare Bodoni: l’impegno del Museo Bodoniano di
Parma nel settore editoriale (1963–2003)’.
Quaderni d’italianistica, 25, 2 (2004)
Includes: A. Principe, ‘Centring the Periphery: Preliminary Notes on the Italian
Canadian Press, 1950–1990’.
Rara volumina, 1–2 (2004 [March 2005])
Includes: M. Paoli, ‘Le dieci regole del sistema delle dediche’; A. Panzanelli Fratoni,
‘Prolegomeni per una “Storia e cultura delle biblioteche” in Umbria’; V. Sorella, ‘Un
lettore onnivoro: la biblioteca privata di Carlo Denina’.
Storiographia: rivista annuale di storia, 8 (2004)
Includes: M. Bevir, ‘What is a Text? A Pragmatic Theory’.
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