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1. www.japantimes.co.jp › news › 2024/06/29Imperial couple wrap up visit to U.K. after trip down memory lane

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   4 days ago · The 64-year-old emperor attended Oxford's Merton College in 1983-1986, while his wife, Empress Masako, 60, studied international relations in the late 1980s down the road at Balliol College.

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   5 days ago · Oxford University provides world-class research and education to benefit society on a local, regional, national and global scale.

3. www.ox.ac.uk › news › 2024/06/29-japanese-emperorJapanese Emperor and Empress visit ... - University of Oxford

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   4 days ago · At Merton, the imperial couple planted a cherry blossom tree, as a significant element of Japanese culture. The private visit to Oxford took place on the final day of the Emperor and Empress’s visit to the UK, which also included State Visit of His Majesty The King earlier in the week.

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5. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › oxonMerton College | British History Online

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   3 days ago · A chronological and annotated description of the manuscripts (with a valuable historical introduction), was published in 1931 by F. M. Powicke (Medieval Books of Merton College, Oxford, 1931). The printed books in the library of the college number some 40,000.

6. www.yahoo.com › news › japans-emperor-plants-cherryJapan's emperor plants cherry tree at Oxford University ...

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   4 days ago · Naruhito was joined by Empress Masako for his return to Merton College, where he studied for a postgraduate history degree between 1983 and 1985. Masako also studied at Oxford's Balliol College a ...

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8. english.kyodonews.net › news › 2024/06/63f6c7f3ed2bJapan emperor, empress visit alma mater Oxford colleges

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   4 days ago · Recalling his days as a student at Oxford around 40 years ago, the emperor expressed hope that young people in Japan can also experience studying abroad and learning from the world. Japanese Emperor Naruhito (L) and Empress Masako (2nd from L) arrive at Balliol College in Oxford on June 28, 2024.

9. www.independent.co.uk › news › ukJapanese empress given honorary degree by Oxford University

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   5 days ago · The royals started their visit being led around Balliol College by Oxford chancellor Lord Patten. The Japanese empress was given an honorary degree as she toured Oxford University on the final day ...

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    When was Merton College published?

    • A Catalogue of the Printed Books of Merton College was published in 1880 (Oxford, Pickard Hall & Stacy). Portraits. The college portraits acquired before 1926 have been catalogued by Mrs. R. L. Poole, (fn. 56) the most interesting artistically being the fifteen portraits in pastel, drawn between 1779 and 1796 by Lewis Vaslet of Bath.

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    How many medieval books were printed at Merton College?

    • A chronological and annotated description of the manuscripts (with a valuable historical introduction), was published in 1931 by F. M. Powicke ( Medieval Books of Merton College, Oxford, 1931). The printed books in the library of the college number some 40,000.

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    Was Merton University a collection of Scholares in Villa?

    • The University was a collection of Scholares in villa , students domiciled in hospices. That it was not in the mind of the founder of Merton to kill the hospice, his own Scholares in villa, and Nun Hall, the hospice of the boys de parentela, sufficiently indicate.

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    Was Merton an aristocracy?

    • The fellows of his college are, in truth, something of an aristocracy. So much an aristocracy, certainly, that he hardly dreamed of a university which should one day be a collection of colleges. The foundation of Merton is memorable as the first great permanent endowment of learning in England.

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