Scope and Contents Collected annotated classical papers and articles by JEP.

Scope and Contents Collected annotated classical papers and articles by JEP.

Scope and Contents From the Series: Correspondence on and drafts of Duff Cooper's literary works, particularly "Talleyrand", his biography of 1st Lord Haig, "Sergeant Shakespeare", "Operation Heartbreak" and his autobiography "Old Men Forget".

Scope and Contents Correspondence on the publication and with readers of JEP's translation of Herodotus, mainly with representatives of the Clarendon Press, including Daniel Davin, [Sir] Peter Spicer, Kenneth Sisam and William Hogarth. Other correspondents include: Bertrand Hemmerdinger, on subjects including using JEP's collection of Thucydides manuscripts (12); Guy Griffith [Lecturer in Classics, University of Cambridge] (2); Thomas Webster [Professor of Greek, University College, London] (2); P M [Paul Maas]...

Scope and Contents Annotated transcripts of television and radio interviews and broadcasts by JEP on subjects including: Charles Bradlaugh; the aims of the Ulster Unionists; collective Cabinet responsibility for policy; control of Britain's money supply and national and Parliamentary sovereignty; the trial of Socrates; the powers of the monarchy; Thomas Hobbes; the role of the House of Lords; JEP's career; Shakespeare's sonnets; Sir Martin Gilbert's biography of Sir Winston Churchill; the causes of the Falklands...

Scope and Contents Notes and texts for papers by JEP while Professor of Greek at the University of Sydney [Australia], including: notes on education; Pederasty in Greek Education; The Basis and Future of Greek Textual Criticism; notes on Herodotus and Thucydides.

Also includes correspondence and notes from Donald Robertson [Regius Professor of Greek, University of Cambridge] (3).

Scope and Contents Manuscript and typescript notes on Greek texts and annotated papers from JEP's time as a student and Fellow of Trinity College, University of Cambridge, and Professor of Greek in the University of Sydney [Australia], including: Nakedness in Classical Greece; The Papyri and the Text of Thucydides; The War and its Aftermath in their Influence upon Thucydidean Studies; The Banishment of Themistocles; essays on Herodotus; A Proposed Emendation in Dionysius; and The Relations Between Plato's...

Scope and Contents Manuscript and typescript notes on Greek texts from [?] JEP's time as a student and Fellow of Trinity College, University of Cambridge, and Professor of Greek in the University of Sydney [Australia], including: Short Notes on Diodorus; notes on Plato's Phaedo; lecture notes on Herodotus, Book VI; notes on Sophocles's Philoctetes; Fashions in Greek Poetry; Aristophanes's Wasps; Plato's Symposium; lecture notes on Euripides's Bacchae; lecture notes on Plato's Apology; lecture notes on Euripides's...

Scope and Contents Correspondence is with representatives of Woodbrooke College, Birmingham [Warwickshire] on JEP's visit on the publication of the second volume of the Rendel Harris Papyri, and his gift of a copy of his own edition.

Scope and Contents Academic and some personal correspondence on classical subjects and university business concerning JEP and Trinity College, Cambridge, the University of Sydney [Australia] and the University of Durham. Correspondents include: Claude Schaeffer [Keeper of the Archæological Museum, Strasbourg, France]; Donald Robertson [Regius Professor of Greek, University of Cambridge] (6); Richard Smith; Marcus Tod; Professor Francis Cornford (2); John Denniston; Colin Roberts [Lecturer in Papyrology,...

Scope and Contents Personal, academic and military correspondence, with correspondents including: Norman Baynes; A E Housman [Professor of Latin, University of Cambridge]; Andrew Burn; Captain Ronald Buck, on subjects including his experiences in the Norwegian Campaign, and publishing JEP's Dancers End in the United States (3); Brigadier Frank Brayne (8); Harry Champion, Professor of Forestry, University of Oxford; R H Hide, Editor of the Quarterly Journal of Forestry (3); Patrick Buchan-Hepburn [Government Chief...

Scope and Contents Correspondents include: Harold Armstrong on the history of the South African War, particularly ill-treatment of pro-British Boers (2); Mary Arnold-Forster; Cyril Bailey [President of the Classical Association]; Stanley Baldwin, Prime Minister, on subjects including thanking LSA for his sympathy during the Abdication Crisis (4); Jacques Bardoux on subjects including the Franco-Soviet Pact and the crisis in Europe over Italy's invasion of Abyssinia [later Ethiopia] (4); 2nd Lord Beatty [earlier...

Scope and Contents Correspondence on requests to republish articles by JEP and also on contributions by JEP to various books, with correspondents including: representatives of the Folio Society on JEP's introduction to an edition of the Confessions of St Augustine (11); Sir Henry Chadwick [Regius Professor Emeritus of Divinity, University of Cambridge] on JEP's introduction to Augustine; Humphry Berkeley, Director, Sharon Allen Leukaemia Trust (4); Kathleen, Lady Liddell Hart (2); Lionel Leventhal, Greenhill...

Scope and Contents Correspondence on requests to quote JEP and also on books concerning JEP, with correspondents including: Professor Robert Todd, University of British Columbia on his articles on JEP as a classicist (3); Robert Shepherd on his biography of JEP (5); Benjamin Pimlott, Professor of Politics and Contemporary History, Birkbeck College, University of London, on quoting JEP in his biography of Queen Elizabeth II; Sue Onslow on quoting JEP (4). Also includes: review by [William] John Biffen of...

Scope and Contents Typescript of JEP's dissertation, and of his paper The Manuscripts of Thucydides at Venice and Cambridge, with rough notes, notes from Ernest Harrison [Editor of the Classical Review] and brief later correspondence.

Scope and Contents Correspondence with the general public on education issues, including JEP's address to the Doctors Dinner, Merchant Taylors Hall [London] in defence of teaching arts subjects (20 Dec 1984, reprinted as an article, Jan 1985), the Education Bill (1986), Green Paper for Higher Education (1985) and the teaching of Latin and Greek. Correspondents include: Gerald Fowler, North East London Polytechnic; Brian Taylor, Secretary General, Committee of Vice-Chancellors and Principals; Alan Knight,...

Scope and Contents Correspondence with the general public on education issues, including the teaching of Greek and Latin and the National Curriculum. Correspondents include: Lord Morris of Castle Morris, on a speech by JEP at Magdalene College, Cambridge (Jun 1991), defending the university system; Lord Joseph on publishing the speech; Shirley Letwin (3); Professor [Charles] Brian Cox, Chairman, National Curriculum English Working Group, asking JEP to comment on his group's report; Kenneth Baker, Secretary of...

Scope and Contents Correspondence on the publication and sales of First Poems, Casting Off, and JEP's list of printed catalogues of Greek manuscripts in Italy, mainly with Basil Blackwell [Chairman of Basil Blackwell and Mott Limited] and Sir Adrian Mott, Director of the Shakespeare Head Press. Other correspondents include: Reverend Frederick Simpson [former Senior Dean of Trinity College, University of Cambridge] on his loan to JEP for the publication of First Poems; [Joseph] Hilaire Belloc (2); John Masefield...

Scope and Contents Correspondence on the publication and sales of JEP's Herodotus lexicon and edition of Book VIII, mainly with representatives of Cambridge University Press, including Frank Kendon, Assistant Secretary, and Richard David, Assistant Secretary. Other correspondents include: Paul Maas (2); William Lorimer [Reader in Latin, University of St Andrews, Fife, Scotland] (3); Professor Wolfgang Aly, on selling his research material to JEP to help with the Lexicon (11); Ernest Harrison [Editor of the...

Scope and Contents Notes, source material and correspondence on LSA's research into the Trojan War, particularly his address to the Classical Association on the Odyssey, with correspondents including: Oliver Gurney [Shillito Reader in Assyriology, Oxford University]; Professor Bernard Ashmole; [Frank] Cyril James; Douglas Graham; Eduard Fraenkel [Corpus Christi Professor of Latin, Oxford University]; Arthur Megaw, Director of Antiquities, Cyprus; Dermot Morrah.

Scope and Contents Correspondence and papers on society business, with correspondents including: 2nd Lord Mersey, chairman of the society [earlier Charles Bigham] (11); Sir Ronald Storrs (2); Sir John Kennedy; Sir Dougal Malcolm; [George] Gilbert Murray; Wilbraham Cooper, secretary of the society (8); Sir Andrew McFadyean; [Lancelot] Patrick Wilkinson (2); Edward Gilman; Cyril Bailey.

Also includes: copies of speeches given by LSA as President at society dinners; classical pamphlets.

Scope and Contents From the Series: Cassette recordings of speeches and radio interviews and broadcasts by JEP.

Scope and Contents Includes: JEP's diary and letters to parents while in Turin, Florence and Naples [Italy], and Cardiganshire [Wales], mainly on his research work; the annotated typescript of The Cecil Fragments, the writings of Richard Cecil, edited by JEP; papers on JEP's experiences in Italy, including The Italian Cinema, Turin, Venice, Where Wagner Died and Florence; draft poems; Forestudies to a History of the German War; typescript article, On Cambridge, by a Cambridge Undergraduate.

Scope and Contents Letters from JEP to his parents on subjects including: his journey to Australia and work at the University of Sydney, as Professor of Greek; his edition of Herodotus; sales of First Poems.

Also includes annotated typescripts of JEP's article Religion at the Stake, and an article [? by JEP], The Aim of Education.

Scope and Contents Letters from JEP to his parents on subjects including: his work at the University of Sydney, Australia, as Professor of Greek; his edition of Herodotus; his poetry; the approach of war, including the German invasion of Czechoslovakia; his preparations to move to Durham [as Professor of Greek and Classical Literature]. Also includes: letter from Maurice Pryce [fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge]; drafts of lectures and articles by JEP, The Case for Greek in Education, Greek in New...