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0.1

John Milton, Song, in process of revision towards At a Solemn Musick. © Master and Fellows of Trinity College, Cambridge, CC BY-NC 4.0

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2.1

An Epiphany-in-draft. The James Joyce Archive, vol. [7], p. 45

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2.2

First surviving manuscript page of Stephen Hero. The James Joyce Archive, vol. [8]

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2.3

Revision in holograph fair copy of A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man. The James Joyce Archive, vol. [9], p. 45

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12.1

‘A Sketch of the Past’, manuscript, 19 July 1939, fols. 1-2. University of Sussex Library, The Keep, SxMs-18/2/A/5/C. © The Society of Authors, all rights reserved.

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12.2

‘A Sketch of the Past’, typescript, 19 July 1939, fol. ‘56’. University of Sussex Library, The Keep, SxMs-18/2/A/5/A. © The Society of Authors, all rights reserved.

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12.3

19 July 1939 preliminaries: a Juxta collation mock-up of manuscript versus typescript

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12.4

‘A Sketch of the Past’, typescript, 18 April 1939, fol. 1. University of Sussex Library, The Keep, SxMs-18/2/A/5/A. © The Society of Authors, all rights reserved.

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12.5

‘A Sketch of the Past’, typescript, 18 April 1939, fol. 2. University of Sussex Library, The Keep, SxMs-18/2/A/5/A. © The Society of Authors, all rights reserved.

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12.6

‘A Sketch of the Past’, typescript, 18 April 1939, fol. 3. University of Sussex Library, The Keep, SxMs-18/2/A/5/A. © The Society of Authors, all rights reserved.

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12.7

A Juxta collation of the Virginia Stephen biography outline in two succeeding typescripts

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12.8

‘Sjetch of the Past’, typescript, n.d., fol. 1. University of Sussex Library, The Keep, SxMs-18/2/A/5/E. © The Society of Authors, all rights reserved.

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12.9

‘A Sketch of the Past’, typescript, November 1940, fols. ‘123’–‘124’. The British Library, MS 61973, fols. 55–56. © The Society of Authors, all rights reserved.

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12.10

‘A Sketch of the Past’, manuscript, November 1940, fol. 38. University of Sussex Library, The Keep, SxMs-18/2/A/5/D. © The Society of Authors, all rights reserved.

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12.11

‘A Sketch of the Past’, manuscript, November 1940, fol. 37. University of Sussex Library, The Keep, SxMs-18/2/A/5/D. © The Society of Authors, all rights reserved.

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12.12

‘A Sketch of the Past’, manuscript, November 1940, fol. 36. University of Sussex Library, The Keep, SxMs-18/2/A/5/D. © The Society of Authors, all rights reserved.

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15.1

The Gutenberg Bible, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gutenberg_Bible_B42_Genesis.JPG

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15.2

Caxton edition of Chaucer, ‘The Man of Law’s Tale’

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15.3

Aldus Manutius: a title page. Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, Sig. 4 Ph.pr. 163, http://www.mdz-nbn-resolving.de/urn/resolver.pl?urn=urn:nbn:de:bvb:12-bsb10166566-2

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15.4

‘A quarto printed by Johannes Frobenius, Basel, 1515: colophon. Private collection

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15.5

From same quarto: title page/contents. Private collection

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15.6

From same quarto: opening c3v-c4. Private collection

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15.7

Gregor IX, Decretalium Liber, V Cod. 2040, Fol. 168r. Courtesy of the Österreichische Nationalbibliothek, Vienna

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15.8

Hugo de Sancto Charo, Biblical commentaries, 1703. Courtesy of the Herzog August Bibliothek, Wolfenbüttel (Germany)

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15.9

The Workes of Beniamin Jonson, 1616: title-page

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15.10

The Workes of Beniamin Jonson, Volpone: part title and dedication page

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15.11

William Shakespeare, First Folio, 1623: title-page

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15.12

William Shakespeare, First Folio: ‘A Catalogue’

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15.13

William Shakespeare, First Folio, Twelfe Night, Or what you will: opening page

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15.14

William Congreve [Works, ed. M. Summers, 1924], Squire Trelooby: scene divisions in print

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15.15

Scriblerus (Alexander Pope), The Dunciad, Variorum, London, 1729, p. 61, n. 3

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15.16

Hope Mirrlees, Paris, 1919: eked out by a page of notes

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15.17

Alexander Pope’s Shakespeare edition, 1725: title-page

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15.18

Pope’s Shakespeare: editor’s distancing footnote

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15.19

Two pages from Pope’s Shakespeare

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15.20

Isaac Reed’s revision of Johnson and Steevens’ [First] Variorum Shakespeare, 1803: title-page

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15.21

[First] Variorum Shakespeare: a random page opening

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15.22

The New Variorum Measure for Measure, 1980: random apparatus and commentary pages. All rights reserved

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15.23

Henry Fielding, Joseph Andrews, ed. by Fredson Bowers, 1974: apparatus page. All rights reserved

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15.24

Friedrich Hölderlin, ‘Heidelberg’, ed. by Friedrich Beissner, 1951: ‘Stepped-up’ apparatus of successive readings (cf. 15.27). All rights reserved

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15.25

Conrad Ferdinand Meyer, ed. by Hans Zeller, 1975: synopsis of a textual progression through successive documents. All rights reserved

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15.26

Friedrich Hölderlin, ‘Mein Eigenthum’, ed. by D. E. Sattler, 1984: visualisation of writing process. From vol. 4 of Sämtliche Werke, Frankfurter Ausgabe. © and courtesy Verlag Stroemfeld/Roter Stern, Frankfurt am Main and Basel, all rights reserved

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15.27

Friedrich Hölderlin, ‘Heidelberg’, ed. by D. E. Sattler, 1984: visualisation of writing process (cf. 24). From vol. 4 of Sämtliche Werke, Frankfurter Ausgabe. © and courtesy Verlag Stroemfeld/Roter Stern, Frankfurt am Main and Basel, all rights reserved

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15.28

James Joyce, Ulysses: A Critical and Synoptic Edition, ed. by Hans Walter Gabler et al., 1984: title-page opening. © H. W. Gabler, CC BY 4.0

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15.29

Ulysses: A Critical and Synoptic Edition: genetic synopsis (left page) facing reading text (right page). © H. W. Gabler, CC BY 4.0

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15.30

Ulysses: A Critical and Synoptic Edition: synopsis design (detail). © H. W. Gabler, CC BY 4.0

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