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• Containing an Answere to the Confutation published under the Names of some of the Universitie of Oxford ", 1618.
• The college was also mentioned in Buck's " Third Universitie of England " alongside the Inns of Court.
• After moving to Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Whittington was set to have a solo art show at a local cafe, Penny Universitie ( now Di Lisio's Italian Restaurant ).
• Some royal assent was obtained, since the printer Joseph Barnes began work, and a decree of Star Chamber noted the legal existence of a press at " the universitie of Oxforde " in 1586.
• He dedicated the book to Cumberland, to whom he had presented a manuscript of the work in 1592, stating in the preface it was through Cumberland that he " was first moved, and received maintenance to divert my mathematical studies, from a theorical speculation in the Universitie, to the practical demonstration of the use of Navigation ".
• As Marcel Otte ( director of the museum of Prehistoire, Universitie de Liege, Belgium ) pointed out in the April 2000 " Current Anthropology, " if this bone was unearthed at a " homo sapiens " site, instead of a Neanderthal or Moussterian site, it would have been named a flute in a flash.
• From 1941 to 1945 he studied at the ENS under Alfred Kastler and then went to the group of Samuel Tolansky in Manchester spending the years 1945 1948 and in 1948 to Francis Bitter at CNRS . In 1955 he became a professor at the Facult?des Sciences in Paris ( and later a professor at the University of Pierre and Marie Curie ( Universitie Paris VI ) ).
• On 22 October 1669, he was sent for by the delegates of the press, " that whereas he had taken a great deal of paines in writing the " Hist . and Antiq . of the Universitie of Oxon ", they would for his paines give him an 100 li . for his copie, conditionally, that he would suffer the book to be translated into Latine ".
• "Where the bearers hereof servauntes to the Right honorable my very good Lord the Erle of Oxford are desierous to repaire to that universitie and there to make shewe of such playes and enterludes as have bene by them heretofore played by them publykely, aswell before the Queens majestie as in the Citie of London, and intend to spend iiij or v . daies there in Cambridg as heretofore they have accustomed to do with other matters and arguments of late yeres, and because they might the rather be permitted so to do without empeachment or lett of yow the vicechauncelor or other the heades of howses, have desired my lettre unto yow in their favor ."