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604 MEDIEVAL ENGLAND
GUNTHER, R. T. Early Science in Oxford, ii (Oxford, 1923).
JOHNSON, F. R. Astronmkal Thought in Renaissance England (Baltimore, 1937).
McKEON, C. K. A Study of the Summa Philosophic of the Pseudo'Grossetestc
(New York, 1948).
MOODY, E. A. The Logic of William ofOckham (New York, 1935).
PAYNE, J. F. English Medicine in the Anglo-Saxon Times (Oxford, 1904).
Works containing studies of particular aspects of English science and techno'
logy are:
ALLBUTT, SIR T. C. The Historical Relations of Medicine and Surgery to the End of
the Sixteenth Century (London, 1905).
SHERWOOD TAYLOR, F. The Alchemists: Founders of Modern Chemistry (London,
1952).
USHER, A. P. A History of Mechanical Inventions, 2nd edn. (New York, 1954).
WALSH, J. J. Medieval Medicine (London, 1920).
A basic reasoned bibliography is Lynn White's article, 'Technology and Invention
in the Middle Ages', Speculum, xv (1940), pp. 141 seqq.