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Part of John Henry Jones Papers,
Part of John Henry Jones Papers,
Part of John Henry Jones Papers,
'Groeg Ddoe a Heddiw', BBC Home Service radio talk, 18 Jan 1941; together with a cutting from Y Clorianydd, 22 Jan 1941, containing the text of the broadcast.
Part of John Henry Jones Papers,
Part of John Henry Jones Papers,
'Homer yn ei Gefndir', published in Taliesin, 35 (1977), pp 53-8. Typescript; together with notes of the original address 'Rhwng y Cerrig a'r Haearn' [read to a meeting of 'Y Bedol'].
Papers of Dr John Henry Jones, 1889-1985, including research papers, 1929-1940; translation notes, 1943-1984; poetry, [1940s]-1953; articles and addresses, 1935-1985; material relating to education in Cardiganshire, 1889-1985; and to Ambrose Bebb's article in Y Genhinen.
Jones, John Henry, 1909-1985.
Part of John Henry Jones Papers,
Manuscript address on Modern Greek Literature [? to a meeting of 'Y Bedol']; together with the typescript version 'Konstantine Kavafy' published in Taliesin, 32 (1976), pp 65-75. Also included in Cardi o Fôn..., pp 57-70.
Part of John Henry Jones Papers,
Manuscript and typescript copies of translations of carols, motets, etc, mainly for recitals by the U.C.W., Aberystwyth, Bach Society Choir and Elizabethan Madrigal Singers; together with recital programmes, 1973-6, and related correspondence.
Part of John Henry Jones Papers,
Manuscript translations, 1973-9, of poems as follows [mostly included in Cardi o Fôn...]: ff 1-4 'Mycenai' by George Seferis [see Poetry Wales, 17 (1981), p 32] (with related letter, 1981); ff 5-8 'Undonedd' - translations of two poems 'Monotonia' by Constantine Cavafy and by Giuseppe Ungaretti [see Taliesin, 37 (1977), pp 70-1]; ff 9-21 Poems (9) by C P Cavafy [see O Erddi Eraill, edited by D Myrddin Lloyd (Caerdydd, 1981), pp.18-19]; ff.22-5 'Dana' by Simonides of Ceos [see Cerddi Groeg Clasurol, edited by J Gwyn Griffiths (Caerdydd, 1989), p 21]; with a translation, 1982, 'Y Panther' from Rilke on f.22v; ff 26-8 'Cyffes yr Archfardd', Carmina Burana, 191.
Part of John Henry Jones Papers,
Manuscript, typescript and printed articles and addresses in Welsh and English relating to education, including articles published 1959-73; with related papers, c.1962-81.
Part of John Henry Jones Papers,
'Marcus Terentius Varro. Fragments'. Collected and transcribed by J.H.J., 1936-8. Unbound typescript copy with manuscript additions; unfinished but extensive [A more finished version, together with related material, was donated by Mrs M H Jones to the Institute of Classical Studies, University of London, in 1987].
Part of John Henry Jones Papers,
Material relating to Rainer Maria Rilke, Yr Elegien o Duino ynghyd â Detholiad o'i Ganeuon eraill (Caerdydd: Gwasg Prifysgol Cymru, ar ran yr Academi Gymreig, 1984). Included are manuscript, typescript and printed translations of the 'Elegien' and other poems; draft introduction and textual notes; series editors' notes and comments; Gwasg Prifysgol Cymru readers' reports (2) on the proposed volume; and correspondence, 1945 and 1978-84, including two letters, 1945, from B J Morse and a letter, 1945, from Idris Bell.
Part of John Henry Jones Papers,
Part of John Henry Jones Papers,
Part of John Henry Jones Papers,
Miscellaneous papers including an eisteddfod adjudication by J.H.J. of translations into Welsh of 'Immensee' by Theodor Storm, n.d. (54/1); and a letter, 1990, from Ceri Davies, Department of Classics and Ancient History, University College of Swansea, relating to the papers of John Henry Jones (54/9).
Part of John Henry Jones Papers,
Notes for two lectures 'Cymru a'r Clasuron' and 'Cyfieithu'r Beirdd Lladin' for One-Day Schools of the UCW Guild of Graduates, 1960s.
Part of John Henry Jones Papers,
Notes in English on the history of Education in Cardiganshire 1945-72, begun a few weeks prior to the death of J.H.J., Oct 1985; with related papers.
Part of John Henry Jones Papers,
Notes labelled 'Papers on Georgics IV' [Virgil] including 'fair copies and versions' of the text [probably relating to courses by J.H.J. in the Classics Department, U.C.W., Swansea, 1937-41].