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Chris Lintott Reads To You
New College research fellow, University of Oxford Professor of Astrophysics, and the BBC’s “The Sky At Night” presenter, Chris Lintott, continues our #NewCollegeReadsToYou podcast series. Here he is, reading from Jérôme Lalande’s introduction to Bernard Le Bovier de Fontenelle’s Conversations on the Plurality of Worlds, translated by Elizabeth Gunning and published in 1803.
![Robert Carlile, The Antiquities of the Cathedral Church of Saint Mary, Carlisle (1795) [pen, ink, & watercolour], New College Library, Oxford, MS 378, f. 17r](/sites/default/files/styles/navigation/public/2020-04/The%20Antiquities%20of%20the%20Cathedral%20Church%20of%20Saint%20Mary%2C%20Carlisle%20-%20Robert%20Carlile%20%281795%29%20%28pen%2C%20ink%2C%20%26%20watercolour%29%2C%20New%20College%20Library%2C%20Oxford%2C%20MS%20378%2C%20f.%2017r_7.jpg?itok=TuIO5S3A)
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New College Notes
Stephen Standish and the Provenance of the New College Astronomicum Cæsareum (1540)
One of New College’s most visually striking printed books, that came into the hands of the Savilian Professor of Astronomy almost four centuries after its publication . . .
New College Library, Oxford, BT1.70.2, title page
New College Library and Archives, Oxford
