Sommaire / Table of Contents: Daniel Russell: Thoughts on a Newly Discovered Manuscript Version of Gomberville’s Doctrine des Moeurs (1646); Alison Saunders: Whose intellectual property? The Liber Fortunae of Jean Cousin, Imbert d’Anlézy or Ludovic Lalanne?; Sandra Sider: Luís Nunes Tinoco’s Architectural Emblematic Imagery in Seventeenth-Century Portugal: Making a Name for a Palatine Princess; Gillian Wright: The Growth of an Emblem: Some Contexts for Bodleian Library MS Ashmole 767; A Newly Discovered Manuscript of Poetry by Tristan l’Hermite in an Emblematic Setting: Glasgow University Library SMAdd.392; Laurence Grove: Glasgow University Library SMAdd.392: an Introduction; Stephen Rawles: The Bibliographical Context of Glasgow University Library SMAdd.392: a Preliminary Analysis; Daniel Russell: Thoughts on a Newly Discovered Manuscript Version of Gomberville’s Doctrine des Moeurs (1646; Alison Saunders: Whose intellectual property? The Liber Fortunae of Jean Cousin, Imbert d’Anlézy or Ludovic Lalanne?; Sandra Sider: Luís Nunes Tinoco’s Architectural Emblematic Imagery in Seventeenth-Century Portugal: Making a Name for a Palatine Princess; Gillian Wright: The Growth of an Emblem: Some Contexts for Bodleian Library MS Ashmole 767; A Newly Discovered Manuscript of Poetry by Tristan l’Hermite in an Emblematic Setting: Glasgow University Library SMAdd.392; Laurence Grove: Glasgow University Library SMAdd.392: an Introduction; Stephen Rawles: The Bibliographical Context of Glasgow University Library SMAdd.392: a Preliminary Analysis; Alison Adams: Manuscript Texts from Glasgow University Library SMAdd.392; Alison Adams: Glasgow University Library SMAdd.392 and the Printed Versions of Tristan l’Hermite’s Poetry; Laurence Grove: Tristan l’Hermite, Emblematics and Early Modern Reading Practices in the Light of Glasgow University Library SMAdd.392
