the calendar in successive centuries; erased Christ Church ownership inscription(?) (f. ii verso).Emendations by other 11th- and 12th-century scribes; the text on ff. 145-146 is a 14th-century addition.William Ingram, monk of Christ Church: with the late 15th-century inscription 'Si quis
the calendar in successive centuries; erased Christ Church ownership inscription(?) (f. ii verso).Emendations by other 11th- and 12th-century scribes; the text on ff. 145-146 is a 14th-century addition.William Ingram, monk of Christ Church: with the late 15th-century inscription 'Si quis
the calendar in successive centuries; erased Christ Church ownership inscription(?) (f. ii verso).Emendations by other 11th- and 12th-century scribes; the text on ff. 145-146 is a 14th-century addition.William Ingram, monk of Christ Church: with the late 15th-century inscription 'Si quis
the calendar in successive centuries; erased Christ Church ownership inscription(?) (f. ii verso).Emendations by other 11th- and 12th-century scribes; the text on ff. 145-146 is a 14th-century addition.William Ingram, monk of Christ Church: with the late 15th-century inscription 'Si quis
the calendar in successive centuries; erased Christ Church ownership inscription(?) (f. ii verso).Emendations by other 11th- and 12th-century scribes; the text on ff. 145-146 is a 14th-century addition.William Ingram, monk of Christ Church: with the late 15th-century inscription 'Si quis
the calendar in successive centuries; erased Christ Church ownership inscription(?) (f. ii verso).Emendations by other 11th- and 12th-century scribes; the text on ff. 145-146 is a 14th-century addition.William Ingram, monk of Christ Church: with the late 15th-century inscription 'Si quis
the calendar in successive centuries; erased Christ Church ownership inscription(?) (f. ii verso).Emendations by other 11th- and 12th-century scribes; the text on ff. 145-146 is a 14th-century addition.William Ingram, monk of Christ Church: with the late 15th-century inscription 'Si quis
the calendar in successive centuries; erased Christ Church ownership inscription(?) (f. ii verso).Emendations by other 11th- and 12th-century scribes; the text on ff. 145-146 is a 14th-century addition.William Ingram, monk of Christ Church: with the late 15th-century inscription 'Si quis
the calendar in successive centuries; erased Christ Church ownership inscription(?) (f. ii verso).Emendations by other 11th- and 12th-century scribes; the text on ff. 145-146 is a 14th-century addition.William Ingram, monk of Christ Church: with the late 15th-century inscription 'Si quis
the calendar in successive centuries; erased Christ Church ownership inscription(?) (f. ii verso).Emendations by other 11th- and 12th-century scribes; the text on ff. 145-146 is a 14th-century addition.William Ingram, monk of Christ Church: with the late 15th-century inscription 'Si quis
the calendar in successive centuries; erased Christ Church ownership inscription(?) (f. ii verso).Emendations by other 11th- and 12th-century scribes; the text on ff. 145-146 is a 14th-century addition.William Ingram, monk of Christ Church: with the late 15th-century inscription 'Si quis
the calendar in successive centuries; erased Christ Church ownership inscription(?) (f. ii verso).Emendations by other 11th- and 12th-century scribes; the text on ff. 145-146 is a 14th-century addition.William Ingram, monk of Christ Church: with the late 15th-century inscription 'Si quis
the calendar in successive centuries; erased Christ Church ownership inscription(?) (f. ii verso).Emendations by other 11th- and 12th-century scribes; the text on ff. 145-146 is a 14th-century addition.William Ingram, monk of Christ Church: with the late 15th-century inscription 'Si quis
the calendar in successive centuries; erased Christ Church ownership inscription(?) (f. ii verso).Emendations by other 11th- and 12th-century scribes; the text on ff. 145-146 is a 14th-century addition.William Ingram, monk of Christ Church: with the late 15th-century inscription 'Si quis
the calendar in successive centuries; erased Christ Church ownership inscription(?) (f. ii verso).Emendations by other 11th- and 12th-century scribes; the text on ff. 145-146 is a 14th-century addition.William Ingram, monk of Christ Church: with the late 15th-century inscription 'Si quis
the calendar in successive centuries; erased Christ Church ownership inscription(?) (f. ii verso).Emendations by other 11th- and 12th-century scribes; the text on ff. 145-146 is a 14th-century addition.William Ingram, monk of Christ Church: with the late 15th-century inscription 'Si quis
the calendar in successive centuries; erased Christ Church ownership inscription(?) (f. ii verso).Emendations by other 11th- and 12th-century scribes; the text on ff. 145-146 is a 14th-century addition.William Ingram, monk of Christ Church: with the late 15th-century inscription 'Si quis
the calendar in successive centuries; erased Christ Church ownership inscription(?) (f. ii verso).Emendations by other 11th- and 12th-century scribes; the text on ff. 145-146 is a 14th-century addition.William Ingram, monk of Christ Church: with the late 15th-century inscription 'Si quis
(the 'Cnut Gospels') Written in Christ Church, Canterbury, by the scribe of Trinity College B. 10. 4 (215), Rouen BM Y. 6 (274) and Copenhagen, Royal Library, G.K.S. 10, 2°, all associated with Christ Church (see Bishop, 1967).A note, in
the calendar in successive centuries; erased Christ Church ownership inscription(?) (f. ii verso).Emendations by other 11th- and 12th-century scribes; the text on ff. 145-146 is a 14th-century addition.William Ingram, monk of Christ Church: with the late 15th-century inscription 'Si quis