Ioannes Betjeman
Ioannes Betjeman eques (Londinii die 28 Augusti 1906 natus; mortuus in Daymer Lane vici Trebetherick Cornubiae die 19 Maii 1984), alumnus Collegii Marlburiensis et mox Collegii Magdalenae apud Oxonienses, fuit scriptor, poeta et diurnarius Britannicus, qui se in Who's Who poet and hack ("poetam et scribam mercenarium") appellavit. Unus ex sodalibus qui Societatem Victorianam condiderunt, architecturam Victorianam vehementer defendit. Cursum vitae diurnista coepit, sed finivit unus ex poetis laureatis Britannicis populo acceptissimis homoque amatissimus in televisione Britannica visus.

Betjeman architecturam habuit demonstrationem aspectabilem vitae animi societatis conformationisque civilis et oeconomicae. Speculatores ministrosque minutos oppugnavit propter quod appellavit eorum rapacitatem et inopiam cogitationis.

Opera 
 Collectiones poematum
 Mount Zion (1932)
 Continual Dew (1937)
 Old Lights for New Chancels (1940)
 New Bats in Old Belfries (1945)
 A Few Late Chrysanthemums (1954)
 Poems in The Porch (1954)
 Summoned by Bells (1960) Londinii: John Murray
 High and Low (1966)
 A Nip in the Air (1974)

 Alia
 1997 (Candida Lycett Green, ed.) : Coming Home. Londinii: Methuen

Notae

Bibliographia 
 Brooke, Jocelyn. 1962. Ronald Firbank and John Betjeman. Londinii: Longmans, Green & Co.
 Games, Stephen. 2006. Praefatio. In Trains and Buttered Toast. Londinii: John Murray.
 Games, Stephen. 2007. Praefatio. In Tennis Whites and Teacakes. Londinii: John Murray.
 Games, Stephen. 2007 Praefatio. In Sweet Songs of Zion. Londinii: Hodder & Stoughton.
 Games, Stephen. 2009. Praefatio. In Betjeman's England. Londinii: John Murray.
 Gardner, Kevin J. 2005. John Betjeman. In The Oxford Encyclopedia of British Literature. Novi Eboraci: Oxford University Press.
 Gardner, Kevin J. 2011. Betjeman on Faith: An Anthology of His Religious Prose. Londinii: SPCK.
 Gardner, Kevin J. 2010. Betjeman and the Anglican Tradition, Londinii: SPCK.
 Green, Chris. 2006. John Betjeman and the Railways. Londinii: Transport for London.
 Hillier, Bevis. 1984. John Betjeman: A Life in Pictures. Londinii: John Murray.
 Hillier, Bevis. 1988. Young Betjeman. London: John Murray. ISBN 0-7195-4531-5.
 Hillier, Bevis. 2002. John Betjeman: new fame, new love. Londinii: John Murray. ISBN 0-7195-5002-5.
 Hillier, Bevis. 2004. Betjeman: the bonus of laughter. Londinii: John Murray. ISBN 0-7195-6495-6.
 Hillier, Bevis. 2006. Betjeman: the biography. Londinii: John Murray. ISBN 0-7195-6443-3.
 Lycett Green, Candida. 1994. Letters: John Betjeman. Vol. 1, 1926–1951. Londinii: Methuen. ISBN 0-413-77595-X.
 Lycett Green, Candida, ed. 1995. Letters: John Betjeman. Vol. 2, 1951–1984. Londinii: Methuen. ISBN 0-413-77596-8.
 Lycett Green, Candida. 2006. Betjeman's stations. The Oldie, September.
 Matthew, H. C. G., et B. Harrison, eds. 2004. Oxford dictionary of national biography. Vol. 5. Oxoniae: Oxford University Press.
 Mirzoeff, Edward. 2006. Viewing notes for Metro-land DVD.
 Mowl, Timothy. 2000. Stylistic Cold Wars, Betjeman versus Pevsner. Londinii: John Murray. ISBN 0-7195-5909-X.
 Schröder, Reinhard. 1972. Die Lyrik John Betjemans. Dissertatio, Universitas Hamburgensis. Hamburger philologische Studien, 26. Hamburgi: Buske. ISBN 3-87118-125-0.
 Sieveking, Lancelot de Giberne. 1963. John Betjeman and Dorset. Dorchester: Dorset Natural History and Archaeological Society.
 Stanford, Derek. 1961. John Betjeman, a study. Londinii: Neville Spearman.
 Taylor-Martin, Patrick. 1983. John Betjeman, his life and work. Londinii: Allen Lane. ISBN 0-7139-1539-0.
 Wilson, A. N. 2006. Betjeman. Londinii: Hutchinson. ISBN 0-09-179702-0.

Nexus externi 
 Archivum Ioannis Betjeman, (University of Victoria, Special Collections)
 Biographia, Poetry Foundation
 Biographia et poemata cum sono in Archivo Poesis conservata,
 "BBC4 audio interviews from People Today, 24 Decembris 1959, Home Service,
 "David Heathcote's A Shell Eye on England,"
 John Betjeman Poetry Competition for Young People, Certamen Poeticum Ioannis Betjeman
 Societas Betjemaniana, 

Alumni Collegii Marlburiensis
Alumni Universitatis Oxoniensis
Auctores Anglici
Diurnarii Britanniae
Incolae Cornubiae
Poetae Angliae
Poetae laureati
Scriptores Angliae