This series consists of research files on Pre-Christian mathematics, circular abacus, Ibn Ezra and Aristotle's problem XV.

This series contains research files on the Bible of tomorrow.

This series consists of research files on astronomical principles, time-data judgements, and numeric principles.

Series consists of research files on ancient methods of counting and calculation.

Papers documenting professional activities and interests, including associations and conferences. Included are files raised in connection with various writings (originally received with Accession 162).

• Each subject is indicated by capital letters. Where there is more than one file devoted to a subject, or where the subject is broken down into subdivisions, etc., the scope of each file is indicated and introduced by a dash (-) under the main capitalized heading. Each file has been kept intact and in the order received. The collection amounts to some 20 feet linear (6.lOm).

Papers arising out of administrative and teaching duties in the Law Faculty.

Papers primarily relating to the administrative and governing bodies of McGill University, particularly the Senate.

This series consists of general filing materials, the bulk of which is dated 2009-2016, and includes correspondence, Quebec Bar Association Membership, reference letters, royalty statements, and research notes for The Ethical Canary. These files are no longer integrated into particular series due to changes in office management.

This series consists of teaching materials, including lecture notes, from Somerville’s comparative medical law course and advanced torts course at McGill University. Also included are files pertaining to student supervision.

This series contains subject files including some professional consultations on ethical issues such as AIDS, same-sex marriage, pain management, euthanasia, health care policy, and blood systems as well as research notes on drug abuse, immigration, the Cross Culture Project and Bill C-203.