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Hace 3 días · His Caius College (1901, repr. 1923) in the series of College Histories, and his Biographical Hist. of Gonville and Caius Coll. (3 vols. 1897–1901, with supplementary 4th and 5th vols. 1911 and 1949, by E. S. Roberts, E. J. Gross, and F. E. A. Trayes) form a complete and accurate guide to its history, various aspects of which are also dealt with in his Early Collegiate Life (1913).
Hace 1 día · Gonville & Caius College Fellow Dr Vedran Sulovsky explores the rise of the Holy Roman Empire in his first book. In Making the Holy Roman Empire Holy: Frederick Barbarossa, Saint Charlemagne and the sacrum imperium (Cambridge University Press 2024) Dr Sulovsky explores the reign of Frederick Barbarossa (1152–1190). The book “offers a new ...
Hace 3 días · The college styled in the Cambridge Calendar "Gonville and Caius" was originally founded by one Edmund Gonville, who pronounced his name "Gunvil". It was later re-endowed and much enlarged by the celebrated Dr. Keys, who, conformable to the fashion of his day, latinized his name for literary purposes into "Caius".
Hace 4 días · It’s 1437, and the University of Cambridge has eight colleges: Peterhouse, Clare (then called Clare Hall), Pembroke (then called Marie Valence Hall), Gonville and Caius (at the time called the Hall of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary), Trinity Hall, Corpus Christi (then known as Bene’t College), and Magdalene (then known as Buckingham College).
Hace 4 días · Moreover, the Masters of Gonville and Caius and of Trinity Hall were to make an annual inspection and were empowered to inflict fines for the loss of sheets from manuscripts or of whole manuscripts or books.
Hace 4 días · The executors of Dr. John Caius purchased the property in the following year in accordance with the terms of his will, and conveyed it to Gonville and Caius College. The estate was then a little over 172 a. The college retained possession until 1899 when all but a small field was sold to Mrs. Hooley of Papworth Hall.
Hace 6 días · Choir of Gonville & Caius College - Nowell Sing We (c.15th Century) (2:01) A typically intriguing and unusual programme from the Choir of Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge, combining English works from the twelfth to sixteenth centuries with medievally inspired carols by some of our finest living composers.
