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   * 29 April 2015, **Oxford, Weston Library**, The Trade in Printed Books: in Ingenious Innovation that Changed the Western World, part of a lecture series which accompanies the Exhibition 'Marks of Genius, Masterpieces from the Collections of the Bodleian Libraries' (C. Dondi)
   * 6 May 2015, **Roma, Università La Sapienza**, a lecture on the 15cBOOKTRADE for the course of Alberto Petrucciani, Prof. of Archivistica, Bibliografia e Biblioteconomia (C. Dondi)
-  * 21 May 2015, **Oxford, Visiting Scholars' Centre, Weston Library, Bodleian Fellows Seminar**, The methods of data collection and documentation that the 15th Century Booktrade project is using to build historical evidence based on library holdings of incunables (Geri Della Rocca De Candal)
+  * 21 May 2015, **Oxford, Visiting Scholars' Centre, Weston Library, Bodleian Fellows Seminar**, The methods of data collection and documentation that the 15th Century Booktrade project is using to build historical evidence based on library holdings of incunables (Geri Della Rocca De Candal)
-  * 21 July 2015, **Oxford, DHOxSS [Digital Humanities at Oxford Summer School]** – Tracking the distribution, use, and collecting of books in the 15th century and to the present: the Material Evidence in Incunabula database, within the Workshop: Digital Approaches in Medieval and Renaissance Studies, coordinated by Judith Siefring, Bodleian Digital Library Systems (C. Dondi – Geri Della Rocca De Candal – Matilde Malaspina)
+  * 12 June 2105, **Oxford, Merton College**, History of the Book Group meeting for Trinity Term 2015: 'A selection of incunabula from the collection of Merton College' (Geri della Rocca de Candal)
+  * 21 July 2015, **Oxford, DHOxSS [Digital Humanities at Oxford Summer School]** – Tracking the distribution, use, and collecting of books in the 15th century and to the present: the Material Evidence in Incunabula database, within the Workshop: Digital Approaches in Medieval and Renaissance Studies, coordinated by Judith Siefring, Bodleian Digital Library Systems (Geri Della Rocca De Candal – Matilde Malaspina – Alessandra Panzanelli)

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