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Add MS 31826

Record Id:
032-002024012
Hierarchy Root Ancestor Record Id:
032-002024012
MDARK:
ark:/81055/vdc_100000000054.0x00039d
LARK:
SLARK:
Format:
ISAD(G)
Reference (shelfmark):
Add MS 31826
Title:

YEAR-BOOK of law-cases, 28-34 Edw. I. [1299-1306], together with reports for 3 Edw. 1. [1275, f. 158 b] and 22 Edw. I. [1294, f. 206 b] and probably for other years unspecified. French. Included also are:-Collections of Statutes, tempp. John-Edward I. Imperfect. ff. 3-53 b, 284-301 b, 402-409 b;-The treatise styled Hengham Magna. f. 192;-Legal definitions and maxims. Fr. ff.226,410;-Exceptionesconti.abrevia. Lat. Imperfect. f.302;-

The treatise styled Hengham Parva. f. 306;-"Cadit assisa." f. 311. On f. 270 b is inserted a copy of a charter of confirmation by Ernaldus de Bosco to the Abbey of St. Mary de Pratis, Leicester, 1240. The volume is irregularly put together, and shows lacunæ in several places. At the beginning are two fly-leaves (ff. 1, 2) from a service-book of the 15th cent. Vellum; ff. 416. In different hands, circ. 1300. With the inscription (f. 3) "Liber sce. Mariæ Riue (?) uallis [Rievaulx, co. York]," to which has been added ex collacione Eadmundi de Brantyn-thorpe On f. 261 is the name of John Dow 1554; and on f. 1 is written " Ms. St. John " ["Oliver St. John, Chief-Justice of the Common Pleas, ob. 1673]. Bound in boards. Octavo.

Scope & Content:

Eadmund de Brantyngthorpe: Gave to Rievaulx Abbey.

Leicestershire: Confirmation to the Abbey of St. Mary de Pratis, by E. de Bosco: 1240.: Copy.

Law: Year-book: temp. Edw.I.: Fr.

includes:

  • ff. 1, 2 Liturgies LATIN: Fly-leaves from a gradual: 15th cent.
  • ff. 3, 284, 402 Law: Statutes: tempp.Joh.-Edw. I.
  • ff. 192, 302, 306, 311 Law: Treatises, Hengham Magna and Parva, etc.: circ. 1300.
  • ff. 226, 410 Law: Definitions and maxims: circ. 1300.: Fr.
  • f. 270 b Ernaldus de Bosco: Charter to the Abbey of St. Mary de Pratis, Leicester: 1240.

Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Project / Collection:
Additional Manuscripts
Hierarchy Tree:
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Hierarchy Record Ids:
032-002024012
Is part of:
not applicable
Hierarchy:
032-002024012
Container:
not applicable
Record Type (Level):
Fonds
Extent:
1 item
Digitised Content:
Languages:
English
French
Scripts:
Latin
Start Date:
1295
End Date:
1499
Date Range:
c 1300-15th century
Era:
CE
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Custodial History:

Oliver St John, Chief Justice of the Common Pleas: Apparently owned.

Rievaulx Abbey; N.R., Yorkshire: Owned.

Material Type:
Archives and Manuscripts
Legal Status:
Not Public Record(s)
Names:
Bosco, Ernaldus
Brantyngthorpe, Eadmund
Rievaulx Abbey, North Riding of Yorkshire
St John, Oliver, Chief Justice of the Common Pleas
Places:
Leicestershire, England