Blair, John
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Blair, JohnBlair, John, 1955-....John Blair British historian, archaeologist, and academicBlair, John (W. John)Blair, John, historicus, 1955-W. J. BlairJohn BlairJohn ed Blair
William John Blair, FSA, FBA (born 4 March 1955) is an English historian, archaeologist, and academic, who specialises in Anglo-Saxon England. He is Emeritus Professor of Medieval History and Archaeology at the University of Oxford, and a Fellow of The Queen's College, Oxford. He gave the 2013 Ford Lectures at the University of Oxford. -Wikipedia
Born 1955-02-01
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- Open LibraryOL576307A
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- WikidataQ16979973
- ISNI0000000110850197
Top Subjects
- Historical Chronology (3)
- England (2)
- Bible (1)
- Septuagint (1)
- Canon (1)
- Versions (1)
- Charts, diagrams (1)
Books by Blair, John
Total count: 12
The chronology and history of the worldfrom the creation to the year of Christ 1753 : illustrated in LVI tables of which IV are introductory & include the centurys prior to the 1st Olympiad : and each of the remaining LII contain in one expanded view, 50 years or half a centurypublisher not identified1754-01-01-
Lectures on the canon of the Scripturescomprehending a dissertation on the septuagint versionPrinted for T. Cadell1785-01-01
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Tables chronologiquesqui embrassent toutes les parties de l'histoire universelle, année par année, depuis la création du monde jusqu'en mil sept cent soixante-huitChez Henri Agasse ...1795-01-01
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四裔 編年表Jiang nan zhi zao ju1897-01-01
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THE CATHEDRALS OF ENGLAND - NEW EDITIONW & R Chambers1967-01-01
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Landholding, church and settlement in Surrey before 1300Queen's College1982-01-01
Early medieval Surreylandholding, church, and settlement before 1300A. Sutton1990-01-01
Anglo-Saxon OxfordshireA. Sutton1994-01-01
The Anglo-Saxon agea very short introductionOxford University Press2000-01-01-
The church in Anglo-Saxon societyOxford University Press2005-01-01
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The British culture of Anglo-Saxon settlementUniversity of Cambridge, Department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse & Celtic2013-01-01
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CHURCH IN ANGLO-SAXON SOCIETY.