Samuel Ayscough (1745–1804) was a librarian and indexer, who was described as the "Prince of Index Makers". Samuel Ayscough. Born, 1745. Died, 1804.
Samuel Ayscough
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Samuel Ayscough era bibliotecario e indexador, a quien se describió como el "Príncipe de los creadores de índices". Wikipedia (Inglés)
Nacimiento: 1745, Nottingham, Reino Unido
Fallecimiento: 1804, Londres, Reino Unido
Biography: FSA; librarian and index maker; served in the the Depts of Natural History and then Printed Books from 1787-1804 (Assistant Librarian, PB 1791).
28 dic 2020 · Samuel Ayscough was born in 1745, and was educated at the free grammar school in Nottingham. The son assisted his father in the successive ...
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Samuel Ayscough: "Ayscough's Index to Shakespeare" London 1790 ; Item Number. 252395827015 ; Year Printed. 1790 ; Place of Publication. London ; Accurate ...
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London: John Stockdale. 1790. Edition: New edition, Binding: Contemporary speckled calf, rebacked expertly in the period style, spine with gilt tooling., ...
Samuel Ayscough. by James Basire, published by Nichols & Son line engraving, published 31 December 1804. NPG D8642. Find out more > · Buy a print ...
an assistant librarian at the British Museum, whose Index to the Remarkable Passages and Words Made Use of by Shakespeare (1790) was the first concordance, ...
In 1790 the Rev. Samuel Ayscough Offsite Link , Assistant Librarian of the British Museum, known as the "Prince of Index Makers" for the many indices that ...