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The first printed edition of this compendium of classical texts on agriculture and rural life. This volume actually comprises two separate copies attached together to make one complete whole. 2/7
The first printed edition of this compendium of classical texts on agriculture and rural life. This volume actually comprises two separate copies attached together to make one complete whole. 2/7
📆 Friday, 31 Oct (2pm–7pm) & Saturday 1 November (11am–5pm)
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📆 Friday, 31 Oct (2pm–7pm) & Saturday 1 November (11am–5pm)
🎟️ Free tickets: firsts.artsvp.com/84d91f?link=...
- Dapper skeleton couple in evening dress
- Skeleton trio playing on a see-saw using a coffin as a lever
- Footloose (afterlife edition)
- Danse macabre featuring 15-odd friends (top hats optional)
BERDON, Maurice. La danse macabre. [Paris, Dobelle, January 1931.]
- Dapper skeleton couple in evening dress
- Skeleton trio playing on a see-saw using a coffin as a lever
- Footloose (afterlife edition)
- Danse macabre featuring 15-odd friends (top hats optional)
BERDON, Maurice. La danse macabre. [Paris, Dobelle, January 1931.]
📖 THOMAS AQUINAS; Antonius PIZAMANUS, editor. Opuscula [with a life of St Thomas].Venice, Hermannus Liechtenstein, 7 September 1490.
📖 THOMAS AQUINAS; Antonius PIZAMANUS, editor. Opuscula [with a life of St Thomas].Venice, Hermannus Liechtenstein, 7 September 1490.
Where: Stand 30, Knavesmire Suite, York Racecourse, York YO23 1EX
When: Friday 12 September and Saturday 13 September
Where: Stand 30, Knavesmire Suite, York Racecourse, York YO23 1EX
When: Friday 12 September and Saturday 13 September
- Cooking for friends and family (note: cooking friends and family generally frowned upon)
- Stealing a large pig and replacing it with a pig-shaped decoy
- Glaring at cyclists who don't stop at red lights
- Having a night on the town
- Cooking for friends and family (note: cooking friends and family generally frowned upon)
- Stealing a large pig and replacing it with a pig-shaped decoy
- Glaring at cyclists who don't stop at red lights
- Having a night on the town
This slumping scholar is the poet and playwright William Cartwright (1611–1643), a favourite of Charles I and a follower of Ben Jonson, who said that Cartwright 'writes like a man'.