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Alice M. Ditson
Photographer unknown.
Morall Fabletalke, Pages 188-189
A Latin poem, followed by a table.
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, 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, Folio iv r (title page)
Title page of A Morall Fabletalke
Sixteenth-century Commonplace Book, Folio 17v
1554 Signature of William Somer
Sixteenth-century Commonplace Book, Folio 7r
Text detailing the spiritual dangers of fornication in two hands.
Sixteenth-century Commonplace Book, Folio 5r
The end of a 32-line poem.
Sixteenth-century Commonplace Book, Folio 4r
Lines from the poem on the previous page, as well as other alphabets.
Sixteenth-century Commonplace Book, Folio 3v
The beginning of a 32-line poem, prefaced by a practice alphabet.
Sixteenth-century Commonplace Book, Folio 3r
A copy of a 1554 letter from William Sommers to Agnes Bowyer.
Sixteenth-century Commonplace Book, Front cover
This commonplace book is bound in a leaf from a fifteenth-century ferial psalter.
Confessio Amantis, Folio 171v
Drawings by an early reader plus an illuminated letter cut out.
Confessio Amantis, Folio 76r
Marginal note by an early reader.
Confessio Amantis, Folio 53r
Illuminated leaf cut out.
Confessio Amantis, Folio 37r
Incipit liber tertius.