Notes and Queries

Papers
(The TQCC of Notes and Queries is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-09-01 to 2025-09-01.)
ArticleCitations
Beowulf and the Southern Sun (Beowulf, 603b–06, 1965b–66a)2
An Unnoticed 1723 Edition of Edward Southwell’s Translation of Henry More’s Enchiridion Ethicum2
‘The Veil of Fiction’: Thomas Warton on Gower And Chaucer (1754)2
John Blanke’s Hat in the Westminster Tournament Roll2
E. B. Neill and Moby-Dick1
Hermione Lee, Tom Stoppard A Life1
The Identity of Robert Parke, Translator of Juan Gonzáles de Mendoza’s Historia de China (1585, 1588)1
Thomas Carlyle and the London Library: Three Unpublished Letters1
The Date and Authorship of the ‘Hecate Passages’ in Macbeth1
A Latin Reading for Quod in Medieval Scribal Attributions1
Attributions of Authorship in the Gentleman’s Magazine, 1827–1830: A Supplement to the Union List1
Sindbad vs. Sinbad1
Identification of ‘Knighton Sally’ in Keats’s Copy of The Anatomy of Melancholy1
The New Waller Poem and ‘To a Fair Lady, Playing with a Snake’1
On the Dating of the Norse Siege of Chester1
Xenos and Xenia Within and Beyond the Phaeacian Allusive Frame of Paradise Lost1
New Light on Emily Dickinson’s Correspondence with Sarah Eliza (Cushing) Tuckerman1
The Book of Wisdom and the DÆGweorc in the Old English Exodus1
Horn Childe Lines 199 and 229: þo or þei Reconsidered1
Old English Þisses swa mÆg in the Deor refrain0
Books Received0
Hiding in Plain (Digital) Sight: A Previously Unnoticed Copy of A Middle English Testamentary Lyric0
Francis Williams and the Question of Translation0
The Expression to Fanny About0
Hekatompathia (1582) and Thomas Watson’s Edition of Petrarch0
The Frontispiece Epigraphs of Thomas Randolph’s Poems (1640): Martial, Horace, and Sidronius Hosschius0
William Wycherley’s The Gentleman Dancing-Master (1672): The First Black Teacher on the Early Modern Stage?0
Dryden, Rymer & The Interested Gods0
Edmund Spenser and Hegesias of Cyrene: A Possible Source for Despair in the Ninth Canto of Book One of The Faerie Queene0
Old English Gǣsil in the Runic Inscription from King’s Somborne0
George Meredith on ‘Killing One’s Darlings’0
The Half-Line Ferhđ Gefēonde in Old English Poetry, With a Note on Absolute Constructions0
Attribution of Authorship: ‘Some Modern Tendencies in English Art’ in the Apollinaire Collection0
Into Thin Air: Shakespeare’s The Tempest and Virgil0
The Unidentifed Birgittine Borrowing in the Meditaciones Domini NostrI0
Manuscripts of Nicholas Trevet’s Annales Sex Regum Anglie and Continuatio0
OUP accepted manuscript0
Martin Droeshout’s Mother0
A Borrowing from Eadmer of Canterbury’s Liber de Excellentia Virginis Mariae in a Middle English Translation of the Meditationes Vitae Christi0
Corrigendum to: Chardin and Vesalius’ Inhuman Interiorities0
A New Source for Ælfric’s Supplementary Homily IV0
John Galsworthy to Charles Masterman, 27 July 1909: An Uncollected Galsworthy Letter0
Did Norsemen Duel? A Note on Old Norse Hólmganga (With Excursus on Halda Skildi Fyrir and Einvígi)0
Unnoted textual Witnesses in Oscar Wilde’s Vera0
Correction to: Sir Walter Scott to William Scott, 1 May 1826: An Unpublished Scott Letter0
‘Maimed, and Deformed’: Shakespeare’s First Folio and Beaumont and Fletcher’s Philaster0
A Fifteenth-Century Antedating of the OED Entry for ‘Castile Soap, N.’0
An Unedited Version of the Medieval French Heraldic Oath0
New Attestations of Two Proverbs from the Sixteenth Century0
Cymbeline and Artistic Temptation in the ‘Aeolus’ and ‘Scylla and Charybdis’ Episodes of Ulysses0
Thomas Ravenscroft: A Brief ‘Civil’ Discourse0
The End of the Line for Recent Claims Regarding Lost Prose Copies of Piers Plowman0
The Old English Noun *gewændung0
The Origins of £: S: D0
Felbinger not the Author of De Doctrina Christiana, Currently Attributed to Milton0
Henry Fielding and Tom D’Urfey: A Missed Allusion0
A Musical Allusion in the Faerie Queene0
Ralph Ellison’s Macbeth0
Relocating The Tempest in the Bengal Delta0
‘Our soul is like a kite’: A Poem Misattributed to Oscar Wilde0
The Hero in the Doorway: King Cynewulf of Wessex and His Analogues in Gesta Danorum0
The Knighting of Thomas North0
Pursuing the Identities of Sterne’s Subscribers Down Genealogy’s Garden Path0
Dickens’s Reading of Jane Austen and the Influence of Persuasion on Oliver Twist0
Further Evidence of Subject-Type Effects on Verbal Morphology in Old Northumbrian0
The Subject of John Gower’s Dicunt Scripture0
Meter and Matter in Faerie Queene II.II.20
Laurence Nowell, Schoolmaster of Sutton Coldfield0
The Stylistic Unity of Arden of Faversham: Shakespeare, Thomas Kyd, and Pragmatic Markers0
Re-Interpreting Thomas Edward Roberts’s The Discovery0
‘Holding Forth’ in the Sixteenth Century0
Earlier Evidence on the Use of the Terms ‘Mycology’, ‘Mycologist’, and ‘Mycological’0
Anti-Spenserian Amaranth In Milton’s Lycidas0
A Source for ‘The Luck of Roaring Camp’0
Dilige deum &c’: Acquired Meaning and the Quotations in Piers Plowman0
The Wife’s Lament and Diu Klage0
Finding (or Not) An Educator for a Prince—On the Recent Discovery of a Missing Letter from Leonhard Euler0
A Peasant Lessee of Seigniorial Cattle, 13590
The Venom-Repelling Ability of Italians in Robert Greene’s Notable Discouery of Coosenage0
The Laurence Nowell Enigma: The Enquiries of Anthony Wood0
Peace-minded Critics of Tennyson’s Maud0
‘He That No Good Can’, Again: Three Further Unrecorded Copies of a Middle English Proverb0
Coleridge and the Marxbrothers: Coburn’s Annotation to Note Cn I 449 3.310
As Drunk as a Mouse0
Thomas Milles as the Main Direct Source of Henry Burnell’s Landgartha0
A Tale of Two Essays: The Inklings on the Alliterative Meter0
Oscar Wilde’s Submission of Poems and The Happy Prince and Other Tales to Chatto & Windus0
The Stylized Hedera in Cambridge, University Library, Kk.3.180
What is the Use for Old English for-Verbs?0
The Function of Vocat in Late Medieval Multilingual Documents Produced in England0
‘Satan is an Angel of Light:’ II Corinthians 11.14 and ‘Ocular Proof’ in Shakespeare0
An Unknown Survey in the Memoranda Roll of the English Exchequer, 1340–410
Some Mislineations in Piers Plowman A: The End of the Line for Scribes and Editors0
Phineas and his Terms: A Crux that Wasn’t0
Correction to: William Baldwin’s Beware the Cat: Some Further Light on Gregory Stremer0
Three Celebrity References in the Very Early Writings of Samuel Richardson0
Horace and Ovid in Byron’s Don Juan 6.17.80
The Infernal Punishment of Livestock Thieves in an Anonymous Old English Homily and Redaction VI of the Visio Pauli0
‘Out of My Lord Orrerys Play Being Sauls Tragedy’: New Extracts in Manuscript, and an Old Attribution0
Corrigendum to: Beowulf and the Southern Sun (Beowulf, 603b–06, 1965b–66a)0
A Previously Undiscovered Manuscript Version of a Herrick Poem0
An Unpublished Response from Francis W. Newman to Jonathan Dymond’s Essays on the Principles of Morality (1829)0
A Note Clarifying the Date of the Last Will and Testament of Richard FitzAlan, earl of Arundel (d. 1397)0
A Possible Source for the Term Mental Sight in John Milton’s Paradise Lost 11.418 in Maimonides’s Guide of the Perplexed I: 40
‘On Poesy or Art’: A Poisoned Chalice?0
Thomas Kyd’s Verbal Borrowing from Tito Vespasiano Strozzi in The Spanish Tragedy0
Chaucer’s Truth and Phillipps MS 11409: A Retraction0
A Further Echo of George Herbert in Edward Benlowes’ Poetry0
Stand in and be Counted0
Shifting Heads to Solve a Crux in Comedy of Errors0
Wallace Stevens’s ‘That Spaniard of the Rose’ Revisited0
New Life Records for Thomas Usk0
Monarchs Related to Elizabeth in Spenser’s British Chronicle0
‘A Person Not Without Enemyes’: A New Defoe Letter and Colonel Thomas Colepeper0
A Possible New Source for Shakespeare’s The Reign of King Edward III0
Joseph Haines and Tray the Dog0
Identifying Milton’s “Genial Angel” as the Son of God: An Allusion to Genesis 2:22 in Paradise Lost IV.712-130
An Unpublished Letter from Edward Gibbon to Horace Walpole0
Thomas Urquhart and the Question of Non-Sense0
Attributions of Authorship in the Gentleman’s Magazine, 1831–1835: A Supplement to the Union List0
Correction0
A Source for John Tanner in Bernard Shaw’s Man and Superman0
North or East: The Pilgrim Child’s Journey0
Hawthorne’s Bonfire of the Vanities: The Possible Influence of Girolamo Savonarola in ‘Earth’s Holocaust’0
Attributions of Authorship in the Gentleman’s Magazine, 1818–1820: A Supplement to the Union List0
Attributions of Authorship in the Gentleman’s Magazine, 1841–1845: A Supplement to the Union List0
Mary Linwood’s The House of Camelot (1858): An Early Case of Russian Influence on the English Novel0
Correction to OED First Usage of ‘Killjoy’0
Gonzales Coques’s Portrait of a Married Couple in a Park: An Incorrect Identification of Margaret and William Cavendish0
Horn Childe Lines 199 and 229: Þo or Þei0
Genre and Relative Letter Frequencies in the First Folio0
An Unrecorded Fragment of a Folding Almanac0
Thomas Watson, Thomas Kyd, and the re-use of Ovid0
The Occasion of Jonson’s ‘Blackfriars Christening Entertainment’0
Sir Archibald Alison and The New English Dictionary0
‘Mi Minde Is Mukul’, the 102nd Gawainian Wheel0
Leaute and the Dreamer: A Mispunctuated Dialogue in Piers Plowman C.12.22–40α0
The Politics of Prophecy in Mum and the Sothsegger0
The Author of Origin of April-Day and Its Sources0
The Sources of Order and Disorder 8.369–3820
The Paper of London, British Library, Royal Manuscript 18 B II0
Antoine-Joseph Dezallier D’Argenville and the “Natural History of Shells” Series in the Gentleman’s Magazine, 1755–1759: A Supplement to the Union List0
Letters Shedding Light on the Relationship Between Constance Naden and Madeline Daniell0
Notes on the Text of William of Palerne0
The Origins of ‘Hedonism’: A German Context and an Antedating0
Fragments of the Middle English Prose Brut in the Raynham Archives0
A Half-Watt Light for Photography in Ezra Pound’s ‘Medallion’ (1920)0
The Influence of Pearl on Thom Gunn’s ‘Lament’0
Four Manuscript Pages of John Eliot’s Ortho-Epia Gallica0
No Such Thing as Bad Publicity?: Confirmation of John Hampson’s Book Thieving0
A Source for Marvell’s ‘Garlands of Repose’?0
Musty and Unbolted Grain in Coriolanus0
‘The Limitations of Stylometry’: Unconscious Versus Conscious Use of Frequent Words0
William Baldwin’s Source for the Tales of Irish Shape-Shifting in Beware the Cat: A New Consideration0
On ‘Srumfredevi’ in Shelley’s ‘The Triumph of Life’0
The Wives of the Actor Robert Reynolds (FL. 1616—Early 1640s)0
A Note on Beowulf, lines 2460–2462A0
From Zero to Zillion: Etymological Notes on Some Number Terms0
Further Allusions to Marlowe in The Comedy of Errors0
A Fragmentary Version of a Harley Lyric0
The Castiglione Inscription in the Tower of London0
‘Our Ingenious Correspondent at Dublin’: Was Andrew Caldwell the Gentleman’s Magazine’s ‘Jack Prancer’, et al., Architectural Contributor, 1784–1800?0
‘On Latmos’s Top’: Cynthia’s Sexuality in The Maid’s Tragedy0
The Actors John Green (FL. 1606–1627), William Roe (C. 1591–1662), and A Pair of Gloves0
Old English *Lēttan ‘To Gleam’ in the Translation of Gregory’s Dialogues0
Gaimar’s Estoire des Engleis, Line 6460: What Gaimar did with the Books of the Welsh0
Three 17th-Century Letters Clarify the Textual History of Scipio Lentulus’ History of the Waldensians0
Motto of Katherine Parr0
Semantic Overlapping Between Latin and Old English Verbs of Seeing in Interlinear Glosses0
Scottish Poet Maria Bell: Sister of ‘Sherlock Holmes’0
The Vernacular Name of Holstenius0
The Use of Notae in the Copy of the Old English Herbarium in Oxford, Bodleian Library, MS Hatton 760
Is the Folger Chapbook’s Prose History A Source for Titus Andronicus?0
John Wiltshire, Frances Burney and the Doctors: Patient Narratives Then and Now0
‘Let It Come Down’: On Banquo's Murder in Macbeth0
William of Malmesbury and his Connections to the Anglo-Norman Royal Family: An Exploration of Friendship and Family Ties0
On the Punctuation of Juliana 114b0
The Etymology of Freawaru’s Name0
An Early Reference to Penelope Devereux as ‘Stella’0
Life-Records of the English Antiquary John Fenn0
Richard Bovet’s PandæMonuim (1684) as Early Political Engagement With Paradise Lost0
Sexual Freedom and New World Conquest in Francisco de Vitoria’s de Indis and John Donne’s ‘To his Mistress going to bed’0
A Formerly Untraced Comment by ‘Coleridge’ in an Article by W. B. Yeats, and Its Origin in Coventry Patmore’s Writing0
A Note on the Hogarth Press (1917–21)0
Isaac Newton, A Radical Whig?0
The Definite Article in Old English ‘Nicknames’0
Fame, Civic Pageantry, and the Standard in Cheapside0
Locrine and Robert Greene’s Dramatic Canon0
On the ‘Unmentionable Observations’ of Robert Hooke0
Was Revd Thomas Nichols the Gentleman’s Magazine’s ‘T.N.’, 1821–1828?0
OE Don, Macian, and Wyrcan: A Linguistic Division of Labour0
J. R. R. Tolkien and the Ethnography of the Elves0
Augustine and Enjambment: A source for Hopkins’s term ‘rove over’0
Unpublished Correspondence Regarding Frederick Burnaby’s Journey to Anatolia0
Othello Goes to Lisbon, 17650
Some Notes on Thomas Garvine’s (1690–1766) Life in China0
An Allusion to Titus Andronicus in Middleton’s The Ghost of Lucrece0
A New Source of Inspiration for Virginia Woolf’s ‘Modern Novels’0
An Unrecognized Allusion to Marvell’s ‘To his Coy Mistress’?0
Sorrow Renewed: The Wanderer and Psalm 380
Fucfast, Flemings Daughter, and Sowters Dowghter: Some Sixteenth-Century Insults0
The Spanish Tragedy—Now in Five Acts!0
Hugh Selwyn Mauberley and Henry James’s Preface to Rupert Brooke’s Letters from America0
The Relationship of Belshazzar and Nebuchadnezzar in Pulter’s ‘Vain Herostratus’0
‘The Sun for Sorrow Will Not Show His Head’: Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet and Virgil0
The Rubrics Planned for Piers Plowman in the Vernon Manuscript0
A New Source for Philip Massinger’s The Great Duke of Florence (1627)0
Jane Ashley/Langley/Delahay (D.1611), Resident of Paris Garden, Southwark0
The Devil of the Vault and John Hanson’s Time is a Turncoat0
An Echo of Manilius’S Astronomica in Abraham Cowley’s Davideis0
An Unknown Poem by Edmund Waller0
Katharine Tynan as the Source of Lionel Johnson ‘Barstool’ Myth in Ezra Pound’s Hugh Selwyn Mauberley (1920)0
Notes on a Catholic Manuscript Compilation in Oxford, Bodleian Libraries MS. Rawl. 107 D0
Magic Chant in the ‘Old Man’s Lament’: A Reconsideration of Beowulf 2460B–2461A0
‘I Feeling Mine Too Much’: A Textual Crux in Edward Herbert’s ‘Parted Souls’0
Two Notes on Sir Gawain and the Green Knight: l. 34 ‘Lel Letteres’ and l. 193 ‘Dok’0
Jonah’s Clear Voice: A Jewish/Christian Exegetical Motif in Patience0
Caesura and Syntax in Piers Plowman A.10.2100
Possible Sources for Thomas Day’s Depictions of the Enslaved0
An Alternative Interpretation of the Background of the Frontipiece to Walker’s Appeal0
The Occasion of John Gower’s Unanimes Esse0
A Letter for Thomas Hoccleve?0
John Ray on Bookwheels0
An Unnoticed Oration in Praise of Richard Fox, Bishop of Winchester0
Unnoted Sources in Oscar Wilde’s Vera0
The Elusive ‘Mr. P——’: Revd Thomas Powys (1737–1809), Contributor to the European Magazine, Identified0
A Potential Inspiration for Dracula’s R. M. Renfield0
Eunapius’s Lives of Philosophers and Oratours as a Source in Biographies of Thomas Nashe and Francis Beaumont0
Jib as a Verb: An Earlier Use and Disputed Etymologies0
BHL 2178: A New Source for Ælfric’s Life of Dionysius0
Lewis Carroll and ‘Dinah’: An Unnoted Joke in the Oxford Pamphlets0
The Two Thomas Tickells0
A Conjecture for Piers Plowman A.12.150
Andrew Marvell and Paul Best: New Light on Marvell’s Links to Non-Trinitarians0
The Limitations of Stylometry: Idiolect and the Authorship of Titus Andronicus0
Helena and Bangor Martyrs in Spenser’s British Chronicle0
The Medieval Origins of the Worm of Conscience in Shakespeare’s Richard III0
The Actor George Bentley at Rotterdam in 16460
‘In the Search of the Eastern Tongues’: John Donne’s Arabic Learning0
The Old Law Table and Arden of Feversham0
Latches in Shakespeare0
Letter from William Davison to Sir Christopher Hatton0
New Perspectives on Thomas Kyd’s Restored Canon0
Kudrun and The Wife’s Lament0
Humiliatus Sum Vermis: Correction to Translations of a Latin Postscript to the Middle English Lyric ‘Fare Well This World’0
Leonard Woolf on Selma Lagerlöf’s Mårbacka: The Reception of Lagerlöf in the English-Speaking World Part II0
Two Undiscovered Middle English Lyrics in London, British Library, Additional MS 468460
Sir Peter Carew as the Author of A Copye of a Letter (1549) Concerning the Western Rebellion0
A New Source for Gascoigne’s ‘A Devise of a Maske’0
Eclipsed by Under Milk Wood: Henry Reed and the Italia Prize0
0.092548131942749