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British Library Catalogue of Illuminated Manuscripts
Brygandyn, clerk: sixteenth-century additions to the calendar (obit of his wife's death in 1536) (f. 3); and added prayers in English and annotations in his hand (e.g., f. 70) (see Wright 1972).Sir William Collier: inscription recording his gift of the
from Troyes, Chartres, and Châlons-sur-Marne, dating from last quarter of the 15th century.Various English owners/readers, 16th century, several of them of Aldermaston, Berkshire: inscriptions, mainly in English, include mention of 'thys boke p(er)tenit to John …' (f. 1, effaced), 'Wyllyam
from Troyes, Chartres, and Châlons-sur-Marne, dating from last quarter of the 15th century.Various English owners/readers, 16th century, several of them of Aldermaston, Berkshire: inscriptions, mainly in English, include mention of 'thys boke p(er)tenit to John …' (f. 1, effaced), 'Wyllyam
from Troyes, Chartres, and Châlons-sur-Marne, dating from last quarter of the 15th century.Various English owners/readers, 16th century, several of them of Aldermaston, Berkshire: inscriptions, mainly in English, include mention of 'thys boke p(er)tenit to John …' (f. 1, effaced), 'Wyllyam
viribus herbarum. Note that this is the oldest copy of the Old High German glosses on this text. 1puzzle initial in red and blue with red and blue pen-flourishing (f. 2). Other simple initials in red. Paraph marks in red.
Large puzzle initial 'P'(rimus) with penwork decoration. Part 1: Remains of quire marks (in the centre of the lower margin of the verso of the last leaf of the quires).Part 2: Leaf signatures: 'ci'-'ciiii'. 1 large puzzle initial in
Vol 1 and 2 (edited from early manuscripts of 8th and 9th C)For an English translation of the Etymologies:Priscilla Throop Isidore of Seville’s Etymologies, the complete English translation (Charlotte, Vt: MedievalMS, 2005) Vol 1 and 2 (based on W M
ink and colours of kings Henry V and Henry VI on horseback (ff. 2, 3). Coats of arms of the English nobility in brown ink, generally nine shields per page, a few with added colours (ff. 4-71). Full-length figures in
Musical notation in four-line staves. Antiphoner (index antiphonal, antiphonary) ? The Benedectine cathedral priory of the Holy Trinity, Norwich: inserted English mid-15th-century leaf of a table to the Repertorium Morale of Berchonus, with the arms of the see of Norwich
Musical notation in four-line staves. Antiphoner (index antiphonal, antiphonary) ? The Benedectine cathedral priory of the Holy Trinity, Norwich: inserted English mid-15th-century leaf of a table to the Repertorium Morale of Berchonus, with the arms of the see of Norwich
1997). Numerous initials in blue, with red pen-flourishing. Spaces left blank for initials (ff. 44, 47, 49v). Miscellany of Middle English Romances containing The Seege of Troy (ff. 1-34v), Robert of Cisyle (ff. 35-43v), and Speculum Gy de Warewyke (ff.
(ff. 1-12), the Hours of the Virgin (ff. 13-62v, imperfect), the Penitential Psalms followed by the Litany containing English saints, and various prayers (ff. 64-90v), Seven Prayers of St Gregory (ff. 91-93v, imperfect), Office of the Dead (ff. 96-128v), Commendation
(f. 1). Numerous large initials in blue with red pen-flourishing; small initials in red and blue. Modus tenendi parliamentum, in English (ff. 1-27v) and the Treaty of Troyes (imperfect, ff. 31-36v) Peter Le Neve, (b. 1661, d. 1729), herald and
are now only partially visible. Indentures dated to the 21st year in the reign of Henry VIII Added inscription in English, 16th century (f. 1*v).Inscribed, 16th century, 'p[er] me Rogerij Hoxton? [Lupton?]' (ff. 14v, 26).The Harley Collection, formed by Robert
for Suffolk in 1593: inscribed with his name (f. 2).Edmund Myryhe[ad], 16th or 17th centuries: his name occurs in an English prayer on a stub (between ff. 70-71).John Batteley (b. 1647, d. 1708), Church of England clergyman and antiquary: sold
for Suffolk in 1593: inscribed with his name (f. 2).Edmund Myryhe[ad], 16th or 17th centuries: his name occurs in an English prayer on a stub (between ff. 70-71).John Batteley (b. 1647, d. 1708), Church of England clergyman and antiquary: sold
near Richmond, Surrey, see Lawrence Hendriks, ~The London Charterhouse: Its Monks and its Martyrs, with a Short Account of the English Carthusians after the Dissolution~ (London: Kegan Paul, 1889), p. 13. Initials in blue with red pen-flourishing, some large, some
interfecere dignum duxi' (f. 79). 5 marginal drawings of knights in armour with armorial shields representing Julius Caesar and 4 English kings in colours (ff. 5v, 8v, 11v, 18v, 20v). Large initial in gold with penwork decoration in blue and
or blue. The Fall of Princes (index De casibus virorum et feminarum illustrium), with prologue, imperfect Added 16th-century annotations in English (e. g., ff. 63, 67v).Nathaniel Noel (fl. 1681, d. c. 1753), bookseller, employed by Edward Harley for buying books
in the middle of the commentary on Psalm 9 and ending in the middle of the commentary on Psalm 146) English annotations, 16th century (ff. 17, 23, 74v, 119v).William Reynolds, 17th century: (signature, ff. 60, 115, and partial copy of