New College Notes—Issue 13 now published

Issue 13 of New College, Oxford’s scholarly open-access e-journal New College Notes (ISSN 2517–6935) is now published.

This latest issue includes articles on New College’s copy of Osiander’s How and whither a Chrysten man ought to flye the horryble plague of the pestilence (1563), which once belonged to the puritan William Dowsing (1695–1668); works of Philo of Alexandria in two medieval Greek manuscripts in New College Library; our early 13th-century MS 98, donated by the College’s founder, William of Wykeham; and 40 years of women students at New College.

New College Notes is dedicated to learned notes (in the style of the Oxford journal Notes & Queries) and to scholarly articles on college history and the rich collections of New College Library and Archives, Oxford.  Potential contributors are invited to contact the Librarian.