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Indicates that she has moved 'back to Classics from History' to update the museum catalogue of Roman coins. The colloquium in Rome went some way to convince her that early Christianity was a sub-set of Roman society and worth studying from that point of view. Mentions that she has been asked to contribute articles to the Mainz Academy project.

He declines Crook's invitation to dinner but suggests meeting for coffee. He checks that 'Basque names end in Esq'.

Informs Crook of his new address and mentions that the article is taking a back seat. He mentions that he has been learning about 'Cambridge History and Architecture' via lectures and his own research.

Note to Crook thanking him for the support and encouragement during Britz's three years as an undergraduate at St Johns.

She informs Crook of the death of Joyce Hicks. He was a prisoner of war with her husband, Norman.

Note which asks Crook if he can shed light on her father's war years; in particular the name of his regiment, where he fought, when and where he was captured.

Note to Crook asking where he might look for information on the chariot during Roman times. He goes on to inform Crook that Robin Gilmour is very unwell.

Informs Crook that he has lost the reference on chariot racing. He asks Crook to send it again.

Asks Crook if there is any source of information on the Greco-Roman contempt for the law? A hand-written note from Crook is attached (1 page) indicating that there is no reading material that he can recommend.

Informs Crook that she has made a 'spur of the moment' decision to move to Ithaca, New York. She would welcome his comments on her dissertation. She has decided that her next step should be Law School and asks Crook to be a referee.