- An
antiquarian or
antiquary (from
Latin antiquarius 'pertaining to
ancient times') is an
aficionado or
student of
antiquities or
things of the past. More...
- The
Antiquary (1816), the
third of the
Waverley novels by
Walter Scott,
centres on the
character of an
antiquary: an
amateur historian,
archaeologist and...
- The
Indian Antiquary: A
journal of
oriental research in archaeology, history, literature, language, philosophy, religion, folklore, &c, &c (subtitle varies)...
-
published in the
collections Ghost Stories of an
Antiquary (1904), More
Ghost Stories of an
Antiquary (1911), A Thin
Ghost and
Others (1919), A Warning...
- The
Antiquary might refer to: The
Antiquary, a
novel by Sir
Walter Scott The
Antiquary (play), a 17th-century play by
Shackerley Marmion The
Antiquary (magazine)...
-
Ghost Stories of an
Antiquary is a
collection of
ghost stories by
British writer M. R. James,
published in 1904 (some had
previously appeared in magazines)...
- The
Antiquary: A
Magazine Devoted to the
Study of the Past was a
monthly antiquarian magazine published from
December 1879 to 1915, in
London by Elliot...
-
include the
stories in this
collection and the
earlier Ghost Stories of an
Antiquary (1904),
combined in a
single volume. This is his
second short story collection...
- The
Antiquary is a
Caroline era
stage play, a
comedy written by
Shackerley Marmion. It was
acted in the 1634–36
period by
Queen Henrietta's Men at the...
- painter; and in the
course of time he
became the
leading connoisseur and
antiquary to
British visitors. His
manoeuvres to keep
other artists in Rome from...
