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Title: [Book of Hours, from Lauds] Creator: Catholic Church Manuscript Name: Book of Hours, from Lauds Text lang: LAT Locus: f. 1 Colophon: Explicit: Note: Resp stmt: Rubric: Summary: Use of Rheims or Chalons-sur-Marne
Title: Breviary Creator: Catholic Church Manuscript Name: Breviary (fragment) Text lang: LAT Locus: f. 1 Colophon: Explicit: Note: Resp stmt: Rubric: Summary: Breviary, noted, temporal, with offices for Ascension Day and its Octave
and the Holy Innocents Creator: Catholic Church Manuscript Name: Missal (fragment) Text lang: LAT Locus: f. 1 Colophon: Explicit: Note: Resp stmt: Rubric: Summary: Contains text of most of the Proper of the Mass for St. Thomas Becket and part
Title: Horae (Use of Châlons-sur-Marne) Creator: Catholic Church Manuscript Name: Horae (Use of Châlons-sur-Marne) Text lang: LATFRE Locus: fol 1 r - 150 v ? Colophon: Explicit: Note: Resp stmt: Rubric: Summary:
Catholic Church Nationality: Gender: Role: Vital dates: Attribution qualifier: Extent: Source of name creator: Works by creator: MS Items by creator: [Book of Hours, from Lauds] Breviary Missal, masses for Saint Thomas and the Holy Innocents Horae (Use of Châlons-sur-Marne)
Description Oxford, Christ Church MS 148 Title: Confessio Amantis Author: Gower Contents: Confessio Amantis (B version) Language: English and Latin Date Range: 1400-1425 Scribal Hands: Gower Scribe or Scribe D Material: Parchment No of Folios: 1 parchment stub of flyleaf
Church College MS 152 Current Manuscript: Oxford, Christ Church College MS 152 Identification: Possibly the Morganus scribe? Folios: Hand 2 copied (iv), 228v (line 12) - 231, 277-281v Sampled Folios: 229r Image Rights: Copyright The Governing Body of Christ
Description Oxford, Christ Church MS 152 MS Appellation: Ch (Manly and Rickert) Title: Canterbury Tales Author: Chaucer, Hoccleve and Lydgate Contents: Canterbury Tales ff2r-276r; Prologue of the Plowman (2 stanzas) followed by Miracle of the Virgin, ff228r-231r, Hoccleve (IMEV 4122);
See Seymour for identification of one of the three scribes in this first part as Henry Cranebroke, Benedictine of Christ Church Canterbury (d. 1466) whose hand is also found in MS. Royal 10 B. ix and monogram in MS Selden
nos. 2161, 2188) printed in 'Secular Lyrics of the 14th-15th Centuries', OUP., 1951; ff 3rv Lydgate's 'A Defence of Holy Church', lines 1-56 only--for collation of this text see H.M. McCracken, 'Minor Poems of Lydgate', EETS cvii, 1911, ff 30-32;
England, fols. 100v-101r 7: extract from a London Chronicle for mayor John Olney, fol. 226v 8: The sayings of various church fathers on the holy sacrament, fols. 228r-229r 9: beginning of pardon of Corpus Christi, fol. 229v 10: copy of
Eng. MS. 587 where a similar sigla is also used)- with C15 Latin annotation, beside king Edwin's villainy to the church and his subjects (Brie, 113:1-7) Fol. 42v: Axe shaped sigla beside story of king Canute and the tide; the
addition to recording the death of Edward III's mother (not mentioned in text) and that she was, 'beryed in the church of the fryre mynorys at London' and noting the text's reference to the fact that, 'Blode cam out of
with other English records of Christ Church, Canterbury , of s. xi 1 , to the margins of a s. ix continental gospel-book which Æthelstan donated to Christ Church . OE written at Christ Church . The same text is
Some additions relate to Kentish affairs and especially to Christ Church and the archbishops. Some entries are textually almost identical to additions to the Parker Chronicle made at Christ Church. There are a few additions in Latin in a hand
in a s. xi 2 hand. Ker notes 'This is certainly a manuscript described in the medieval catalogue of Christ Church, Canterbury' ( Ker 1957 , p. 248) Fols 174-76v contain an OE translation of parts of the Regularis Concordia
of Christ Church, Canterbury ( Willetts 1966 ). This portion of the manuscript is made up of two parts: Part A (fols 120-41), s. xi 2 , contains notes on computus and the calculation and observance of church services; a
on the Origins and Progress of this the Church of Durham , Oxford Medieval Texts (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2000) Stevenson, Joseph, 'A History of the Church of Durham', in The Church Historians of England, 5 vols. (London, 1853-1858), III
McIntosh and Wakelin (19 82, pp. 443-445). ff. 3r-6v John Mirk Festial: Sermon for Christmas Day 'As this day holy church syngeth & redyth & makyth melody'. ' & went to heuyn'. Sermon for Christmas Day. English Erbe 1905. ff.
to telle goddes lawe and hys wylle'. Gradon 1988, pp. 178-327. pp. 158v-174v Sermon on Matthew 24/Of Ministers in the Church (IPMEP 738 ) 'Exposicio euangelij. Mt 24. Egressus iesus de templo'. 'þis gospel telleþ muche wysdam þat is hud'.
'Her enden þe eiȝte woos þat god wyshid to freris. Amen'. ff. 101r-116v Sermon on Matthew 24/Of Ministers in the Church (IPMEP 738 ) 'þis gospel telliþ myche wisdom'. ff. 117r-124r Of anticrist & his meynee (IPMEP 144 ) 'David
Oxon./ Diplomati RIC: RAWLINSON/ pro gradu/ Doctoris Legum/ Appensum' and drawing of a monk holding a book seated in a church and flanked by clerics/monks at sides and bottom. On edges of oval 'SIGLL . CANCELLARII ET VNIUERSITATIS OXONIENS'. ff.
vicarium Eccl. S. Michaelis super Wyram in Archidiaconatu Richmond Ebor. dioc. Roger Yve de leton is the Warden. The parish church of Myȝelkyrke super Wiram with the Chapel of Plompton had been granted to the College by Henry IV. Given
the same hand. Estimated Date of Hands 2nd quarter C15. Scribal Annotation - Notable Dialect Features when: whan(e) self: self church: chirche again: aʒeyne busily: bisily them: hem if: ʒife Annotation and Marginalia Graffitti Names recorded, signatures, ex libris marks
, burry , byrrynge busy/ busily: bysy, besy; bysily , bysyly but: bote; bote called: I cleped, cleped; cleped, called church: chyrche; chyrche , chirche , cherche eyes: eyne, y3en; eyen , ey3en father: fader; fader first: furst; furst (
a southern dialect. after: after against: a yens any: any be: be, bi busily: bisily but: but call: clepe, clepeth church: cherche each: iche eyes: eyen first: first flesh: flesh gave: yaf give: yiue her: hire length: lengthe little: litel
Dialect Features after: aftir, after again: a3eyn any: eny are: ben burning: brennynge busy: besy(e) but: but called: cleped(e) church: chirche flesh: flesche gave: 3eue give: 3iue given: 3euen her: hir(e) high: hy3e, hi3e much: myche, moche, mochel, mykel (eg. 130:
of Hands 3rd quarter C15. Scribal Annotation - Notable Dialect Features again: aʒe(e)n any: oony busy: besy, bisy called: clepid church: chirche, churche each: ech should: shuld(e) eyes: iʒen her: hir, her much: miche, myche must: muste saw: siʒ self: