Archief FIEL - Papers of Frederick Field

The papers consist primarily of writings and notes, with a few printed items and letters documenting Frederick Field's studies at Cambridge as a student in the 1820s and his later work as a biblical scholar. The student notes include essays and notebooks on various subjects, including the Greek dramatic poets, mechanics, and a 'Syllabus of Newton'. Later work includes extensive notes on the books of the Bible in notebooks and in folded fascicles, notes on Chrysostom's Homilies, holograph manuscripts of his 'Origenis Hexaplorum quae supersunt' and 'Otium Norvicensi' part 3, which is also represented by printed sheets with manuscript annotations. Amongst the many other miscellaneous items are indexing slips and a notebook containing a list of subscribers to a unidentified volume.

NOTE. These papers have not yet been catalogued, but small quantities can be made available for consultation provided at least a fortnight's notice is given. It may be that some items, owing to their contents or condition, cannot yet be produced. Please contact the Library for further details.

There are a number of items in the Library's Adversaria Collection:
A collection of manuscript notes on the subject of the Old Testament, some by or relating to F. Field, Adv.b.12.10.
A collection of letters, offprints and manuscript notes, some by or relating to F. Field. Adv.b.12.11
The Old Testament, with proposed corrections by F. Field. Adv.a.12.1-7
New Testament in Greek. Adv.d.12.3

Field's letters appear in a variety of locations in the collections:
O.17.1/190
ADD.Ms.c.1/98
W. Aldis Wright miscellaneous letters ADD.Ms.c.69/46-55
W. Aldis Wright Bible Revision ADD.Ms.b.63/13
ADD.Ms.b.64/37-41
ADD.Ms.b.65/87-89, 235-9.
Letter to William Carus, 8 May 1876: ADD.Ms.b.113/13
The Houghton Papers
An imposition paper meted out by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Undergraduates, for absence from Chapel [1838] is housed as C.13.75.