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Covers 937 years (from AD 133 to AD 1070) of Marcus Flavius Aquila and his descendants. Listed in chronological order.

Covers 937 years (from AD 133 to AD 1070) of Marcus Flavius Aquila and his descendants. Listed in chronological order.

A student produced guide to the city. The Oxford Handbook has been produced by OUSU/OSSL for the last thirty years. The sales and production period for the guide is mainly in the long vacation, although some work may be done at the tail end of Trinity term. The guide is distributed to new students of affiliated common rooms in Freshers' Packs available at the annual Freshers' Fair (non-affiliated common rooms have the option of paying for their students to attend the fair and receive the pack). A standard print run of The Oxford Handbook is 6500 copies

A student produced guide to the city. The Oxford Handbook has been produced by OUSU/OSSL for the last thirty years. The sales and production period for the guide is mainly in the long vacation, although some work may be done at the tail end of Trinity term. The guide is distributed to new students of affiliated common rooms in Freshers' Packs available at the annual Freshers' Fair (non-affiliated common rooms have the option of paying for their students to attend the fair and receive the pack). A standard print run of The Oxford Handbook is 6500 copies

The Target novelisations of the "Classic" (BBC's term, not mine) Doctor Who stories, as novelised by Target, in the order they were broadcast. There are a few stories which haven't been novelised: there are gaps in the sequencing for them. The Dalek Masterplan is so long its novelisation is split into 2 (the first includes Mission to the Unknown as well, which is the first sequence gap). I've left Shada off, as it was never broadcast. Not sure about that...

The Target novelisations of the "Classic" (BBC's term, not mine) Doctor Who stories, as novelised by Target, in the order they were broadcast. There are a few stories which haven't been novelised: there are gaps in the sequencing for them. The Dalek Masterplan is so long its novelisation is split into 2 (the first includes Mission to the Unknown as well, which is the first sequence gap). I've left Shada off, as it was never broadcast. Not sure about that...