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641. Add MS 7096

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BURY ST EDMUNDS REGISTER: volume ii of the register book of William Curteys, Abbot of Bury 1429-1446; circa 1445-1446. Latin. Origin: England. Fair copy, made from an original draft. Index to ff. 71-217 made in the time of Abbot John Bohun (1453-1469), ff. 217-221. For the first volume of Curteys's register, still in its original binding, see Add. 14848. The contents of the present MS. are listed in Monasticon, iii, pp. 129-130. For a modern description see R. M. Thomson, The Archives of the...
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Chartularies: Bury St Edmunds Abbey; Suffolk: William Curteys, Abbot of Bury St Edmunds: Register Book of Abbot Curteys of Bury St Edmunds, vol. ii: circa 1445-1446: Lat. includes: ff. 1-3v Sir Henry Ellis, KH; Principal Librarian, British Museum: Letters to C. Ord: 1819. f. 4v Cox Macro, DD: ...
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English and Latin
Date Range:
1429-1446
Extent:
1 item

642. Add MS 7103

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'CHRONICLE OF RHEIMS': chronicle from 1100 to circa 1260, conc. the reigns of Philip II and Louis IX of France, Richard I of England, and the Crusades; late 13th cent. French. Origin: France. Beg. 'Des puis celle heure que Gaudefrois'. Colophon: (f. 94v) 'Explicit li rommans de chou qui lauuit apres la mort gaudefroi de buillong'. Printed from a MS. now Paris BN Anciens Petits Fonds Français No. 24430 as follows: La Chronique de Rains, ed. L. Paris (Paris, 1837); Récits d'un ménestral de Rei...
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Saints: Leaf from a hagiographical text used to cover binding: 14th cent: Lat. Bindings FRENCH: Leaf from a 14th cent. hagiographical text used to cover boards: 18th? cent. Rheims, Marne: France General: England General: Chronicle of Rheims: late 13th cent: Fr.
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English, French, and Latin
Date Range:
Late 13th century
Extent:
1 item

643. Add MS 7138

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The Plegmund Narrative or Crediton Claim (with letters from Sir Walter Trevelyan and Henry Petrie)
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Statement of Crediton’s claim to certain estates in Cornwall, giving an account of the purported creation of new bishops and their consecration in 905 (Winchester, Ramsbury, Sherborne, Wells, Crediton, Selsey and Dorchester), and statement of the assignment to Crediton, on that occasion, of land...
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
Latin
Date Range:
2nd half of the 10th century
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Parchment leaf bound with paper correspondence

644. Add MS 7965

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WARDROBE ACCOUNTS: accounts for the King's Wardrobe, 25 Edward I; 20 Nov. 1296-20 Nov. 1297. Latin. Origin: England. John Droxford was Keeper of the Wardrobe and John Benstead Controller. Wardrobe books and other surviving records for 1285-1289, chiefly at the PRO, are published with full introductions in Records of the Wardrobe and Household, ed. B. F. and C. R. Byerly, 1285-1286, 1286-1289 (HMSO 1977, 1986). Owned by Thomas Martin, antiquary (d. 1771), whose signature appears, f. i. Subseq...
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Accounts: Edward I of England: England; Royal Household: Wardrobe book: 1296-1297: Lat. includes: f. i Thomas Martin, of Palgrave: Signature: bef. 1771. f. ii Bookplates and Book-stamps: Heraldry: Craven Ord, antiquary: Heraldic bookplate of Craven Ord: bef. 1830. ff. iii-xxv Craven Ord, antiq...
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English and Latin
Date Range:
20 Nov 1296-20 Nov 1297
Extent:
1 item

645. Add MS 7966 A

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WARDROBE ACCOUNTS: accounts for the King's Wardrobe, 29 Edward I; 20 Nov. 1300 - 20 Nov. 1301, with additional material for 1302. Latin. Origin: England. John Droxford was Keeper of the Wardrobe and John Benstead Controller. For a modern edition of Wardrobe records of this period, with introduction, see Byerly, ed., Records of the Wardrobe and Household. Excerpts from the present MS. are printed in: H. Johnstone, 'The chapel of St Louis, Greyfriars, London', EHR, 56 (1941), pp. 447-450; ...
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Accounts: Edward I of England: England; Royal Household: Wardrobe book: 1300-1301: Lat. includes: f. i Bookplates and Book-stamps: Heraldry: Craven Ord, antiquary: Heraldic bookplate of Craven Ord: bef. 1830. f. ii Thomas Martin, of Palgrave: Signature: bef. 1771. ff. iii-xix passim Craven Ord...
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English and Latin
Date Range:
1300-1302
Extent:
1 item

646. Add MS 7966 B

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Title:
Roll of expenses in wax and spices by the royal households
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This roll contains a summary of the expenses in wax and spices incurred by the households of King Edward I of England (r. 1272-1307); Queen Margaret of France (b. c. 1279, d. 1318), his second wife; the Prince of Wales, the future Edward II (r. 1307-1327); and Thomas of Brotherton (b. 1300, d. 1...
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
Latin
Date Range:
20 Nov 1300-19 Nov 1301
Extent:
1 roll

647. Add MS 7967

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WARDROBE ACCOUNTS FOR AQUITAINE: accounts of Nicholas Huggate, who acted as Keeper of the King's Wardrobe in Aquitaine; [1 March 1324-31 May 1326]. Latin. Origin: England. The accounts cover receipts and expenses, in particular wages of troops and sailors. On the accession of Edward III, Huggate was appointed Controller of the King's Wardrobe in England. Owned by Thomas Martin, antiquary (d. 1771), whose signature appears, f. i verso. Signature 'John Smith' occurs, late 18th cent, f. i. Subs...
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John Smith, fl. 18th cent: Name written: late 18th cent. Edward II of England: Accounts: England; Royal Household: Nicholas Huggate, Controller of the King's Wardrobe 1327: Duchy of Aquitaine: Accounts of N. Huggate as Keeper of the King's Wardrobe in Aquitaine: 1324-1326: Lat. includes: f. i...
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English and Latin
Date Range:
1 Mar 1324-31 May 1326
Extent:
1 item

648. Add MS 7969

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DUNS SCOTUS: 'Collationes Parisienses' of Johannes Duns Scotus; 1478. Latin. Origin: England. Beg. 'Utrum sit tantum una prudencia'. Colophon: 'Expliciunt collaciones doctoris subtilis cum tabula sequenti per manus J de M[?] Anno domini 1478 22 die mensis decembris'. Watson, no. 7. For printed versions see: L. Wadding, Opera omnia . . . (Leuven 1639). [Facsimile edition, 1969]; Opera omnia . . . (Vatican, 1950 -) [with list of mss., vol. i]; C. R. S. Harris, Duns Scotus (1927). For bibliogra...
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Watermarks: Pot, anchor, letter [I?]: 15th cent., bef. 1478. Bindings ENGLISH: Wooden boards, vellum spine: circa 1478. Theology LATIN: Manuscripts, Dated: Johannes Duns, Scotus: 'Collationes Parisienses' of Duns Scotus: 1478: Lat. includes: ff. 1v, 41v, 42v Philip Maile, alias Mayle: Ex lib...
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English and Latin
Date Range:
Unspecified
Extent:
1 item

649. Add MS 8091

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Title:
Gospel of St John with glosses
Scope & Content:
This early 12th-century manuscript contains the Gospel of John with marginal and interlinear Glossa ordinaria. The Gloss is a commentary on the Bible that was compiled under the auspices of the French theologian Anselm of Laon (d. 1117) in the late 11th or early 12th century. Since the size of t...
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
Latin
Date Range:
1st quarter of the 12th century
Extent:

A parchment codex

650. Add MS 8092

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MISCELLANEOUS TRACTS: grammatical, theological and medical tracts; 12th-13th centt. Latin. Origin: England. Art. 5 apparently once formed part of the same volume as Add. 8091 (see below). 'No 11 33', f. iii. '57' in pencil, f. iii verso. 'ff. 33', f. iv. A few late medieval and 16th cent. marginals and memoranda, eg. ff. 4, 5v. Purchased with Add. 8091 at the sale of Sir William Betham's MSS., Evans, 6 July 1830, lot 439 (not lot 440, see f. i verso). Vellum; ff. iv+33. Art. 5 bears me...
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includes: ff. 1-5v Alexander Neckam, scholar: Grammar: 'De nominibus utensilium' by Alexander Neckam: 13th cent: Lat: Imperf. ff. 6-8v Poetry LATIN: Petrus Riga: Grammar: 'De preteritus et supinis' by Petrus Riga: 13th cent: Lat. ff. 9-11 Poetry LATIN: Anon., 'Declinent tuti pueri. . .': 13th c...
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English and Latin
Date Range:
12th century-13th century
Extent:
1 item

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