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Magdalen College

Magdalen College

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Sep 30, 2026

Nico MuhlyGUEST
31:51
And I think, so but, but I, I, I do think something interesting is that...
Nico MuhlyGUEST
31:56
Yeah, I can tell, I can tell a story that might shed light on this, which is that I, on the disc from Magdalen College, um, the first, uh, one of, one of the first things on it is Alma Redemptoris Mater, which is a macaronic text.
Nico MuhlyGUEST
32:08
It's like Old English and then Latin, Old English and then Latin.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
32:10
[singing]
Harry SpillaneGUEST
12:39
Tyndale goes to Magdalen Hall in Oxford.
Harry SpillaneGUEST
12:42
This isn't Magdalen College, which some of your listeners might have visited.
Harry SpillaneGUEST
12:45
This is an institution that turns into what's now Hertford College.
Harry SpillaneGUEST
12:50
Tyndale's Oxford is a changing, shifting place.
Stephen BurnettHOST
15:59
He had a heart for them.
Stephen BurnettHOST
16:00
And this is a person who, I mean, literally taught at Oxford and Magdalen College.
Stephen BurnettHOST
16:04
And he understood all of these highfalutin elitist things.
Stephen BurnettHOST
16:09
And yet he also had a heart to reach the people.
David CrowtherHOST
7:30
Massive, massive, massive strain.
David CrowtherHOST
7:33
It pushed many to the Magdalen College approach.
David CrowtherHOST
7:36
Passive disobedience, mulishness.
David CrowtherHOST
7:40
Like the Sussex County slogan, we won't be drove.
Lewis LaphamSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
36:57
I have to tell you that speaking before an audience at Bard College in the presence of some of the people that I know are in the audience, as well as Francine and Leon Botstein and the writing of Hannah Arendt, I'm reminded of my first tutorial at Cambridge University in the autumn of 1956.
Lewis LaphamSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
37:22
I don't now remember the name of the Don assigned by Magdalen College to set my New World feet on the path of the old world wisdom, but I remember the setting, late afternoon fog, coals burning in an ancient grate, the Don in academic gown seated behind a silver tea service, preliminary remarks in favor of Samuel Pepys and Admiral Lord Nelson.
Lewis LaphamSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
37:49
Five months earlier, I'd been graduated from Yale University with honors on my final examinations and the intention of becoming an historian.
Lewis LaphamSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
37:59
My professors in New Haven had welcomed the prospect, leading me to believe that I had a firm grasp of what was then a trendsetting course of study admitted to the curriculum under the rubric of intellectual history.

Unknown podcast

Life and Death of Cardinal Wolsey-George Cavendish

Sep 24 · 1 Mention

John GreenmanNARRATOR
13:22
For as much as he was made Bachelor of Arts at fifteen years of age, which was a rare thing and seldom seen.
John GreenmanNARRATOR
13:30
Thus prospering and increasing in learning, he was made fellow of Magdalen College, and after appointed, for his learning, to be schoolmaster there.
John GreenmanNARRATOR
13:41
At which time the Lord Marquess Dorset had three of his sons at school there with him, committing as well unto him their virtuous education as their instruction and learning.
John GreenmanNARRATOR
13:53
It pleased the said Marquess, against a Christmas season, to send as well for the schoolmaster as for his children home to his house for their recreation in that pleasant and honorable feast.
John GreenmanNARRATOR
11:42
"Truth it is, Cardinal Wolsey, sometime Archbishop of York, was an honest poor man's son, born in Ipswich, within the county of Suffolk, and being but a child was very apt to learning, by means whereof his parents, or his good friends and masters, conveyed him to the University of Oxford, where he prospered so in learning that, as he told me in his own person, He was called the Boy Bachelor, for as much as he was made Bachelor of Arts at fifteen years of age, which was a rare thing, and seldom seen.
John GreenmanNARRATOR
12:21
Thus prospering and increasing in learning, he was made Fellow of Magdalen College, and after appointed, for his learning, to be schoolmaster there.
John GreenmanNARRATOR
12:32
At which time the Lord Marquess Dorset had three of his sons at school there with him, committing as well unto him their virtuous education as their instruction and learning.
John GreenmanNARRATOR
12:44
It pleased the said Marquess, against a Christmas season, to send as well for the schoolmaster as for his children home to his house for their recreation in that pleasant and honourable feast.
Alison HoddinotGUEST
11:31
And, uh, Balliol College.
Alison HoddinotGUEST
11:33
Magdalen College is beautiful too, with Magdalen Bridge right beside it.
Sarah KanowskiHOST
11:38
And what about the gardens, which are another famous aspect of, of Oxford?
Alison HoddinotGUEST
11:42
[laughs] Yes.

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Life and Death of Cardinal Wolsey-George Cavendish

Sep 21 · 1 Mention

John GreenmanNARRATOR
12:13
Truth it is, Cardinal Wolsey, sometime Archbishop of York, was an honest poor man's son born in Ipswich within the county of Suffolk and being but a child was very apt to learning by means whereof his parents or his good friends and masters conveyed him to the University of Oxford where he prospered so in learning that as he told me in his own person he was called the boy bachelor for as much as he was made Bachelor of Arts at fifteen years of age which was a rare thing and seldom seen.
John GreenmanNARRATOR
12:51
Thus prospering and increasing in learning he was made fellow of Magdalen College and after appointed for his learning to be schoolmaster there.
John GreenmanNARRATOR
13:02
At which time the Lord Marquess Dorset had three of his sons at school there with him committing as well unto him their virtuous education as their instruction and learning.
John GreenmanNARRATOR
13:14
It pleased the said Marquess against a Christmas season to send as well for the schoolmaster as for his children home to his house for their recreation in that pleasant and honorable feast.

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Life and Death of Cardinal Wolsey-George Cavendish

Sep 21 · 1 Mention

John GreenmanNARRATOR
11:29
Finis quod GC End of section 00 Introductory note and the prologue Section 1 of The Life and Death of Cardinal Wolsey by George Cavendish This LibriVox recording is in the public domain, read by John Greenman The Life of Cardinal Wolsey, Part 1 Truth it is, Cardinal Wolsey, sometime Archbishop of York, was an honest poor man's son born in Ipswich, within the county of Suffolk, and being but a child was very apt to learning, by means whereof his parents, or his good friends and masters, conveyed him to the University of Oxford, where he prospered so in learning that as he told me in his own person, he was called the boy bachelor for as much as he was made Bachelor of Arts at fifteen years of age, which was a rare thing and seldom seen.
John GreenmanNARRATOR
12:34
Thus prospering and increasing in learning, he was made fellow of Magdalen College, and after appointed for his learning to be schoolmaster there.
John GreenmanNARRATOR
12:45
At which time the Lord Marquess Dorset had three of his sons at school there with him, committing as well unto him their virtuous education as their instruction and learning.
John GreenmanNARRATOR
12:57
It pleased the said Marquess against a Christmas season to send as well for the schoolmaster as for his children home to his house for their recreation in that pleasant and honorable feast.

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