There is much for the reader interested in how building projects were managed, or in sources of supply, in costs, and in how new buildings were fitted-out. The ready availability of the accounts will also enable future researchers easily to make comparisons at a local level with similar accounts for other Oxford projects [.] The volume is, however, of significance for much more than this. An extensive introduction and further appendices (there are ten in all) place the building work in a broader context.

• IntroductionRichard FoxThe Building AccountsThe ManuscriptEditorial NoteTranscript of the ManuscriptAppendix 1: Chronology of Bishop Fox's plans and the building of Corpus Christi CollegeAppendix 2: A set of missing building accountsAppendix 3: Purchase of land from master mason, John LebonsAppendix 4: Indenture of 30 June 1513 between Bishop Fox and the Prior and Convent of St Swithun's Priory, WinchesterAppendix 5: John and Jane Huddleston and the Manor of Temple GuitingAppendix 6: Carved details in the Hall at CorpusAppendix 7: Fox's endowment of the College. Letter to Fox concerning property, 22 December 1516Appendix 8: Educational opportunities offered to the sons of Fox's craftsmenAppendix 9: The text of 1514 Artificers Act, with commentary and comment on working conditionsAppendix 10: Craftsmen and suppliers of materials listed in the Corpus building accountsBibliographyIndex

There is much for the reader interested in how building projects were managed, or in sources of supply, in costs, and in how new buildings were fitted-out. The ready availability of the accounts will also enable future researchers easily to make comparisons at a local level with similar accounts for other Oxford projects [.] The volume is, however, of significance for much more than this. An extensive introduction and further appendices (there are ten in all) place the building work in a broader context.

• IntroductionRichard FoxThe Building AccountsThe ManuscriptEditorial NoteTranscript of the ManuscriptAppendix 1: Chronology of Bishop Fox's plans and the building of Corpus Christi CollegeAppendix 2: A set of missing building accountsAppendix 3: Purchase of land from master mason, John LebonsAppendix 4: Indenture of 30 June 1513 between Bishop Fox and the Prior and Convent of St Swithun's Priory, WinchesterAppendix 5: John and Jane Huddleston and the Manor of Temple GuitingAppendix 6: Carved details in the Hall at CorpusAppendix 7: Fox's endowment of the College. Letter to Fox concerning property, 22 December 1516Appendix 8: Educational opportunities offered to the sons of Fox's craftsmenAppendix 9: The text of 1514 Artificers Act, with commentary and comment on working conditionsAppendix 10: Craftsmen and suppliers of materials listed in the Corpus building accountsBibliographyIndex

There is much for the reader interested in how building projects were managed, or in sources of supply, in costs, and in how new buildings were fitted-out. The ready availability of the accounts will also enable future researchers easily to make comparisons at a local level with similar accounts for other Oxford projects [.] The volume is, however, of significance for much more than this. An extensive introduction and further appendices (there are ten in all) place the building work in a broader context.

• IntroductionRichard FoxThe Building AccountsThe ManuscriptEditorial NoteTranscript of the ManuscriptAppendix 1: Chronology of Bishop Fox's plans and the building of Corpus Christi CollegeAppendix 2: A set of missing building accountsAppendix 3: Purchase of land from master mason, John LebonsAppendix 4: Indenture of 30 June 1513 between Bishop Fox and the Prior and Convent of St Swithun's Priory, WinchesterAppendix 5: John and Jane Huddleston and the Manor of Temple GuitingAppendix 6: Carved details in the Hall at CorpusAppendix 7: Fox's endowment of the College. Letter to Fox concerning property, 22 December 1516Appendix 8: Educational opportunities offered to the sons of Fox's craftsmenAppendix 9: The text of 1514 Artificers Act, with commentary and comment on working conditionsAppendix 10: Craftsmen and suppliers of materials listed in the Corpus building accountsBibliographyIndex