Catchwords

Yes or no; if applicable, with what regularity. 

Manuscript Note
Beinecke Osborn c152

Yes.

Beinecke Osborn c179

Sometimes.

Beinecke Osborn c187

Yes, throughout.

Beinecke Osborn c360 (1/3)

Occasional faint catchwords, mostly at the beginning of the manuscript.

Beinecke Osborn c360 (2/3)

Used consistently when poems go beyond bottom of page

Beinecke Osborn c360 (3/3)

Used consistently when poems go beyond bottom of page.

Beinecke Osborn c481

Yes, frequent.

Beinecke Osborn c570

Yes, regular.

Beinecke Osborn fc132

Yes.

Beinecke Osborn fc135

Yes.

Beinecke Osborn fc183

Yes, occasional.

Bodleian MS Eng. poet. e. 28

No, but instruction to “turn over” at the bottom of some pages.

Bodleian MS Mont. e. 14

Yes.

British Library Add. MS 29981

Regular.

Clark MS 1956.002

Yes.

Clark MS 1982.001

Yes, for poems continuing beyond the page.

Clark MS 2019.032

No, but some multi-page items have “continued” written at the bottom of the page.

Folger MS M.a.103

Yes.

Folger MS M.a.163

Often. 

Folger MS M.a.165-166

Frequent.

Folger MS M.a.174

Yes, at the bottom of many pages.

Folger MS M.a.182

Yes, for continued pieces only. 

Folger MS M.a.185

Yes.

Folger MS M.a.187

Yes.

Houghton MS Eng 1280

No but "Turn over" occasionally written in the lower right corner of the page when a poem continues onto the following page (specifically in volumes two and three).

Leeds Brotherton Lt 104

Yes.

Leeds Brotherton Lt 12

First hand uses catchwords.

Leeds Brotherton Lt 123

Yes.

Leeds Brotherton Lt 125

Yes.

Leeds Brotherton Lt 15

Yes, regular.

Leeds Brotherton Lt 24

Yes, occasional.

Leeds Brotherton Lt 53

Yes.

UChicago Library Codex Ms. 551

Yes, regular.

UChicago Library Codex Ms. 557

Used throughout.

UChicago Library Codex Ms. 558

Yes, regular.

UChicago Library Codex Ms. 69

Used occasionally.

UChicago Library Codex Ms. 739

None.