B31298

Language code

eng, grc

Shelfmark

Kff.5.02(02)

Title

Prize compositions :, recited in Rugby School, June 24, 1905.

Varying form of title

The fall of Sejanus

Varying form of title

The Bastille

Publication, distribution, etc.

Rugby :, A. J. Lawrence, printer to the school,, 1905.

Physical description

18 p. ;, 22 cm.

Note

Includes a translation into Greek of Ben Jonson's "The fall of Sejanus", act III by A. S. F. Gow, and "The Bastille" by Rupert Brooke.

Note

Initialled by Gow and Brooke at the foot of their respective poems.

Note

Jonson and Greek translation in parallel texts.

Note

Original printed light blue paper covers.

Formatted contents note

Contents: Greek iambics : Ben Jonson. "The fall of Sejanus." act III. -- English poem : "The Bastille."

Citation/references note

Keynes, 1964,, 3

Provenance

From the collection of Howard Moseley.

Binding

Housed in blue morocco and cloth box, with gilt lettering: "Brooke, The Bastille, inscribed copy", with a copy of "The Bastille : a prize poem", 1905 - shelfmark Kff.5.02(01).

Added entry--name

Lawrence, A. J, printer.

Added entry--name

Brooke

Added entry--name

Gow, Andrew Sydenham Farrar

Added entry--name

Jonson, Ben

Added entry--name

Moseley, W. Howard, former owner.

Added entry--place

England, Rugby.

001B31298

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096##$aKff.5.02(02)

24510$aPrize compositions :$brecited in Rugby School, June 24, 1905.

2463#$aThe fall of Sejanus

2463#$aThe Bastille

260##$aRugby :$bA. J. Lawrence, printer to the school,$c1905.

300##$a18 p. ;$c22 cm.

500##$aIncludes a translation into Greek of Ben Jonson's "The fall of Sejanus", act III by A. S. F. Gow, and "The Bastille" by Rupert Brooke.

500##$aInitialled by Gow and Brooke at the foot of their respective poems.

500##$aJonson and Greek translation in parallel texts.

500##$aOriginal printed light blue paper covers.

5050#$aGreek iambics : Ben Jonson. "The fall of Sejanus." act III. -- English poem : "The Bastille."

51004$aKeynes, 1964,$c3

561##$aFrom the collection of Howard Moseley.

563##$aHoused in blue morocco and cloth box, with gilt lettering: "Brooke, The Bastille, inscribed copy", with a copy of "The Bastille : a prize poem", 1905 - shelfmark Kff.5.02(01).

7001#$aLawrence, A. J$eprinter.

7001#$abrooke

7001#$aGow, Andrew Sydenham Farrar

7001#$aJonson, Ben

7001#$aMoseley, W. Howard$eformer owner.

752##$aEngland$dRugby.