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Sixteenth-century Commonplace Book, Folio 3r
A copy of a 1554 letter from William Sommers to Agnes Bowyer.
Sixteenth-century Commonplace Book, Folio 3v
The beginning of a 32-line poem, prefaced by a practice alphabet.
Sixteenth-century Commonplace Book, Folio 4r
Lines from the poem on the previous page, as well as other alphabets.
Sixteenth-century Commonplace Book, Folio 5r
The end of a 32-line poem.
Sixteenth-century Commonplace Book, Folio 7r
Text detailing the spiritual dangers of fornication in two hands.
Sixteenth-century Commonplace Book, Folio 17v
1554 Signature of William Somer
Morall Fabletalke, Folio iv r (title page)
Title page of A Morall Fabletalke
Morall Fabletalke, Page 1
An opening in A Morall Fabletalke. The first fable and its moral are set off by rubricated text and an owner has made an annotation in the margin.
Morall Fabletalke, Pages 140-141
Added tales and morals in the back of A Morall Fabletalke. The hand in which these tales are written is different from that in which the translation of Aesop is done.
Morall Fabletalke, Pages 188-189
A Latin poem, followed by a table.
Alice M. Ditson
Photographer unknown.
Edward MacDowell
Autographed photograph
