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stol beþ imad for noht'. Embree and Urquhart 1991; Ross 1966; K0lbing 1884; Hardwick 1849. Codex Parchment 250 180 mm Collation as it survives today: 1-37 8 , 38 10 , 39-47 8 . Writing space varies depending on scribe,
first and last paper endleaves are modern. The parchment endleaves (ii-iii, 208-9) are seventeenth century. Now 27 quires of eights. Collation: [Quire missing ] ; 1 8 , ff. 1r-8v; 2 8 , ff. 9r-17v; 3 8 , ff. 18r-25v;
durations of the 30 eclipses. The last date appearing on the table is 1443. Codex Parchment 185 mm 120 mm Collation from back pastedown, written in pencil - '1 flyleaf. 1 8 (wants 2, 6); 2 8 (wants 7, 8);
it apertly was'. Printed in Bunt 1985. Codex Parchment 296 mm 197 mm Unable to collate. James states that the collation was 'a 12 (1, 2, 3, 10 wanting), b 12 , c 12 , d 10 , e 12
University of Birmingham, August 2003. With special thanks to Dr. Suzanne Reynolds, Holkham Hall for supplying information regarding: folio dimensions, collation, layout, decoration, binding, and acquisition. Related Manuscripts and other documents Scribal Scribe 1 of Holkham Hall 668 is also