Resources
This page lists some useful Reformation-related resources from around the web.
Research
One Year of Remembering the Reformation: the Stainton Missal 1516–2016
Professor Brian Cummings reflects on the mystery and the violence of iconoclasm, one year into the life of our project, and 500 years into the life of The Stainton Missal.
Marking Memory in John Favour's 'Antiquitie triumphing over Noveltie'
York Minster Library holds what is likely to be Archbishop Tobie Matthew's copy of John Favour's Antiquitite triumphing over Noveltie, a book dedicated to Tobie and possibly marked by him. In this post Dr Ceri Law explores the layers of memory and memorialisation of this copy of Favour's work, considered as text and then as book.
(Un)binding the Cantiones Sacrae: the York Minster part-books
York Minster Library holds an incomplete set of five part-books from Byrd and Tallis's Cantiones Sacrae. Bronwyn Wallace explores their unusual binding and how it encourages us to reconsider our attitude towards categories of Reformation anachronism.
Memory and the Library: Remembering the Reformation — event report
Our second project event, Memory and the Library: Remembering the Reformation was a great success! Read the full report here.