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1 St Peter’s College – Archives SP:P25 – The Papers of Professor John Barron Name(s) of creator(s): Barron, John Penrose (1934-2008), academic and educational administrator Dates of creation of material: 1687 - 2007 Level of description: Fonds Extent: 27 boxes Biographical history: John Penrose Barron (JPB) was born in Morley, west Yorkshire, on 27 April 1934. Educated at Clifton College, Bristol, he went up to Oxford in 1953 as an exhibitioner at Balliol College, where he read Classics. He graduated in 1957 with first-class honours, going on to complete his doctorate in 1961 on the history of Samos to 439 BC. Barron’s academic career began when he joined Bedford College, London, as an Assistant Lecturer in Latin. In 1964, he moved to University College London as a Lecturer in Archaeology, becoming Reader in 1967. For twenty years from 1971, he was Professor of Greek at King’s College London, having been elected to the Chair at the age of only 37. He was also Director of the Institute of Classical Studies of London University (1984-1991), Pro-Vice- Chancellor for the Arts (1987-1989) and Dean of the Institutes for Advance Study (1989-1991). He also served as the University of London’s Public Orator (1978-1981, 1986-1988). His publications include Introduction to Greek Sculpture (1965, revised 1981) and The Silver Coins of Samos (1966). In 1991, he was elected Master of St Peter’s College, Oxford, a post he would hold until 2003. His Mastership was characterised by a rise in both the number of female students at the college and its academic performance. Barron also oversaw the development of three off-site halls of residence, as well as an unsuccessful attempt to acquire the nearby site of Oxford Prison, which had closed in 1996. After his retirement in 2003, he chaired a number of educational institutions, such as the Cassel Trust and the committee of Lambeth Palace Library. In 1962, he married Caroline Barron (née Hogarth), who would herself go on to become a leading historian of medieval London and professor of medieval history at Royal Holloway College, and with whom he had two daughters (Catherine and Helen). Prof John Penrose Barron died on 16 August 2008. Scope and content: Papers relating to John Barron’s academic research and administrative duties. Includes research notes and correspondence, essays, draft lectures and articles, and material relating to John Barron’s role as Public Orator at the University of London. Also includes correspondence and documents concerning his Mastership of St Peter’s College, Oxford, in particular in relation to the college’s unsuccessful attempt to acquire and convert for use the site of the former Oxford Prison, as well as a collection of personal papers. System of arrangement: SP:P25/1 Studies, research and teaching SP:P25/2 University of London SP:P25/2/1 Public Orator 2 SP:P25/2/2 Post Appointments SP:P25/2/3 Administration SP:P25/3 Post Applications and Headhunting SP:P25/4 St Peter’s College SP:P25/4/1 Election and Installation SP:P25/4/2 Oxford Prison SP:P25/4/3 St George’s Gate SP:P25/4/4 Conservative Club and Probate Office SP:P25/4/5 Paradise Street SP:P25/4/6 General Papers SP:P25/4/7 Retirement SP:P25/5 Personal Papers Access conditions: Access conditions apply to the use of parts of this collection; please consult the Archivist for further information. Language of material: English, German, French, Latin, Greek (both ancient and modern) Conditions governing reproduction: No restrictions on copying or quotation other than statutory regulations and preservation concerns. Custodial history: In the possession of John Barron, then of his widow, Professor Caroline Barron. Immediate source of acquisition: Received as a revocable deposit from Professor Caroline Barron on 21 Jan 2016, 7 Nov 2016 and 16 May 2017. Archivist's note: Fonds and file level description created by Richard Allen, August 2017. Biographical History based on the obituaries for John Penrose Barron printed in The Guardian (19 Sep 2008) and The Telegraph (28 Aug 2008). 3 SP:P25 – The Papers of Professor John Barron Reference Description Date SP:P25/1 Studies, research and teaching 1927 - 2007 Comprises notes, correspondence and other materials relating to the studies, research and teaching of JPB during his time at Balliol College, Oxford, Bedford College, the University of London and St Peter’s College, Oxford, as well as in retirement. SP:P25/1/1 Balliol College 1927 - 1960 Correspondence and personal mementos sent, received or collected during JPB’s time at Balliol College, Oxford. Includes material relating to a trip taken to the United States in 1957 and correspondence received in JPB’s capacity as Secretary of the Leonardo Society. Also includes some material relating to JPB’s wider family, in particular his parents. SP:P25/1/2 Sculptor of the Harpy Tomb 1955 Bound typescript copy of the essay ‘The sculptor of the Harpy tomb’ submitted by JPB in 1955 while at Balliol College, Oxford, for the Thomas Whitcombe Greene Prize (awarded) SP:P25/1/3 Essays Not dated, 1950s? Eight manuscript essays, perhaps written while JPB was at Balliol College, entitled ‘Prolegomena to the ΑΘΗΝΑΙΩΝ ΠΟΛΙΤΕΙΑ anciently ascribed to Xenophon’, ‘Tristan and others’, ‘History of Samos’, ‘Theophrasti Characteres’, ‘Pro- allied party at Rome’, ‘The agrarian problem’, ‘The constitutional position of Augustus, 31-18’ and ‘Introduction to the Homeric Question’ SP:P25/1/4 Research notes Not dated (1950s?, Various manuscript and typescript research notes, including 1970s?), and ‘Some Fifth-Century Stonecutters’, ‘Thukydides. Expeditions of 1957 the Athenian League’, and ‘Thucydides VI : Apparatus Criticus’, some of which seem to have been compiled while JPB was a student at Balliol College. Also includes correspondence with Prof Kenneth Dover (University of St Andrews) SP:P25/1/5 Alexander the Great Not dated, 1950s? Manuscript text (hand not JPB’s) entitled ‘Alexander – Hignett’. Hignett is presumably noted classicist, Charles Hignett (1896-1966), in whose hand the notes, on Alexander the Great, may be written SP:P25/1/6 Unpublished work Not dated, and 24 May 1959 Typescript chapters/articles entitled ‘Appendix C. Who was Batis?’, ‘The constitution of Athens’, ‘Samians at Kyme’ and 4 ‘Samos, Kyrene, and Kolaios’ voyage’. Also includes some manuscript research notes and letter to JPB from Sir Edward (Stanley) Robinson [ESGR] SP:P25/1/7 Sons of the Soil, Parthenon, Thukydides Not dated, c. 1960s - c. Manuscript copy of book chapter entitled ‘II. Sons of the Soil’; 1990s? manuscript copy of lecture or article entitled ‘The Allies and the Parthenon’; and research notes entitled ‘Thukydides on Perikles: evidence of the historian’s own political outlook’ SP:P25/1/8 Greek Sculpture Not dated, 1960s? Manuscript and typescript copies of chapters and notes on the subject of Greek sculpture, perhaps prepared in relation to An Introduction to Greek Sculpture SP:P25/1/9 Research notes Not dated, 1960s? Typescript research notes on ‘Laos’, ‘Poseidonia’, ‘Sybaris’, ‘Caulonia’ and ‘Croton’ SP:P25/1/10 Thukydides Not dated, c. 1960s? Manuscript copy of essay entitled ‘The Political Views of the Historian Thukydides’ SP:P25/1/11 The Noble Lie Not dated, c. 1960s? Spring back binder containing typescript copy of chapters 1 to 4 for unpublished dissertation ‘The Noble Lie’, by JPB. Also includes some loose manuscript notes SP:P25/1/12 The Noble Lie Not dated, c. 1960s? Spring back binder containing typescript copy of chapter entitled ‘V. Kodros, Neilos, Basile’ and footnotes for unpublished dissertation ‘The Noble Lie’, by JPB. Also includes some loose manuscript notes SP:P25/1/13 The Noble Lie Not dated, c. 1960s? Spring back binder containing typescript copy of chapters 1 to 4 for unpublished dissertation ‘The Noble Lie’, by JPB. Also includes some loose manuscript notes SP:P25/1/14 The Noble Lie Not dated, c. 1960s? Spring back binder containing typescript copy of footnotes for chapters 1 to 4, plus photographic plates, for unpublished dissertation ‘The Noble Lie’, by JPB SP:P25/1/15 Lecture notes Not dated, 1960s Manuscript and typescript notes, most likely prepared for lectures, entitled ‘Rhoikos and Theodoros of Samos’, ‘Pythagoras of Rhegion’, ‘Myron of Eleutherai’, ‘Xenokrates of Sikyon’ and ‘What went on in the heraion at Samos’ 5 SP:P25/1/16 Correspondence and research notes Not dated, and 19 Aug 1960 - Manuscript and typescript research notes on various issues, 18 Nov 1988 plus photocopied extracts. Also includes correspondence addressed to JPB from Edgar Lobel, Ted Jenner, Lawrence Jost, Denys Page, William Spencer Barrett, Maurice Bowra, and Doreen Innes SP:P25/1/17 Correspondence and research notes 1960 - 1970 Correspondence received by JPB, mainly from fellow academics, museum curators and other specialists relating to his research or printed publications. Correspondents include CJ Fordyce, Gerhard Neumann, Leonard Woodbury, Nicholas Hammond, H.-D. Schultz, Herbert A Cahn, Sir Mortimer Wheeler, Günther Klaffenbach, Sir Frederick Maurice Powicke, and Kenneth Dover. Also includes some research notes SP:P25/1/18 Off-prints and brochures 1961 - 2000 Off-prints of articles published by JPB, including ‘The Son of Hyllis’, ‘The Tyranny of Duris and Samos’, ‘Milesian Politics and Athenian Propaganda, c. 460-440 BC’, ‘The Sixth-Century Tyranny at Samos’, ‘Religious Propaganda of the Delian League’, ‘New Light on Old Walls. The Murals of the Theseion’, ‘Ibycus: To Polycrates’, ‘Bakchylides, Theseus and a Wolly Cloak’, ‘The Fifth-Century Dsikoboloi of Kos’, ‘The Fifth- Century Horoi of Aigina’, ‘Chios in the Athenian Empire’, ‘Ibycus: Gorgias and Other Poems’, ‘Two Goddesses in Samos’, ‘The Vision Things: The Founding of an Institute’, ‘The St George’s Hours’ SP:P25/1/19 Peace of Kallias Not dated, and 1961 - 12 Dec Manuscript lecture/article entitled ‘Theopompos, 1967 Kallisthenes, and the Persian treaties’ and manuscript research notes relating to various subjects.
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