2nd and 3rd editions of 1519 and of 1522, see Brown 1984, pp. 352, 369), probably after the death of John Colet, the manuscript's patron. This volume is the first of a three or four-volume set. The second volume, containing
1475]', end of the 15th century (f. 211).Cecilia Welles (d. 1507), daughter of Edward IV, king of England, wife of John Welles: inscribed with her name 'Ciecyl Welles' (under erasure), (f. 1).Henry VIII (b. 1491, d. 1547), king of England
1475]', end of the 15th century (f. 211).Cecilia Welles (d. 1507), daughter of Edward IV, king of England, wife of John Welles: inscribed with her name 'Ciecyl Welles' (under erasure), (f. 1).Henry VIII (b. 1491, d. 1547), king of England
1475]', end of the 15th century (f. 211).Cecilia Welles (d. 1507), daughter of Edward IV, king of England, wife of John Welles: inscribed with her name 'Ciecyl Welles' (under erasure), (f. 1).Henry VIII (b. 1491, d. 1547), king of England
Psalter (Arundel 83 II), with the Virgin Mary, John the Evangelist, and eight other Apostles witnessing the figure of Christ disappearing behind a layer of clouds. Musical notation (the Howard Psalter-Hours). 10 diagrams, in colours and gold (ff. 123v, 125v,
the dove of the Holy Spirit descending upon the Virgin Mary, Peter, and John the Evangelist, as well as the other Apostles. Musical notation (the Howard Psalter-Hours). 10 diagrams, in colours and gold (ff. 123v, 125v, 126, 126v, 127v, 128,
of Wisdom, from John of Metz, from the De Lisle Psalter (Arundel 83 II), an allegorical representation and personification of Christian virtues. Musical notation (the Howard Psalter-Hours). 10 diagrams, in colours and gold (ff. 123v, 125v, 126, 126v, 127v, 128,
1475]', end of the 15th century (f. 211).Cecilia Welles (d. 1507), daughter of Edward IV, king of England, wife of John Welles: inscribed with her name 'Ciecyl Welles' (under erasure), (f. 1).Henry VIII (b. 1491, d. 1547), king of England
1475]', end of the 15th century (f. 211).Cecilia Welles (d. 1507), daughter of Edward IV, king of England, wife of John Welles: inscribed with her name 'Ciecyl Welles' (under erasure), (f. 1).Henry VIII (b. 1491, d. 1547), king of England
1475]', end of the 15th century (f. 211).Cecilia Welles (d. 1507), daughter of Edward IV, king of England, wife of John Welles: inscribed with her name 'Ciecyl Welles' (under erasure), (f. 1).Henry VIII (b. 1491, d. 1547), king of England
1475]', end of the 15th century (f. 211).Cecilia Welles (d. 1507), daughter of Edward IV, king of England, wife of John Welles: inscribed with her name 'Ciecyl Welles' (under erasure), (f. 1).Henry VIII (b. 1491, d. 1547), king of England
1475]', end of the 15th century (f. 211).Cecilia Welles (d. 1507), daughter of Edward IV, king of England, wife of John Welles: inscribed with her name 'Ciecyl Welles' (under erasure), (f. 1).Henry VIII (b. 1491, d. 1547), king of England
1475]', end of the 15th century (f. 211).Cecilia Welles (d. 1507), daughter of Edward IV, king of England, wife of John Welles: inscribed with her name 'Ciecyl Welles' (under erasure), (f. 1).Henry VIII (b. 1491, d. 1547), king of England
1475]', end of the 15th century (f. 211).Cecilia Welles (d. 1507), daughter of Edward IV, king of England, wife of John Welles: inscribed with her name 'Ciecyl Welles' (under erasure), (f. 1).Henry VIII (b. 1491, d. 1547), king of England
1475]', end of the 15th century (f. 211).Cecilia Welles (d. 1507), daughter of Edward IV, king of England, wife of John Welles: inscribed with her name 'Ciecyl Welles' (under erasure), (f. 1).Henry VIII (b. 1491, d. 1547), king of England
1475]', end of the 15th century (f. 211).Cecilia Welles (d. 1507), daughter of Edward IV, king of England, wife of John Welles: inscribed with her name 'Ciecyl Welles' (under erasure), (f. 1).Henry VIII (b. 1491, d. 1547), king of England
1475]', end of the 15th century (f. 211).Cecilia Welles (d. 1507), daughter of Edward IV, king of England, wife of John Welles: inscribed with her name 'Ciecyl Welles' (under erasure), (f. 1).Henry VIII (b. 1491, d. 1547), king of England
laudibus virginitatis; letter of Aldhelm to Ehfridus Added fragment of an ecclesiastical writ dated in 540, 16th century (f. 1). John Lumley, 1st baron Lumley (b. c. 1533, d. 1609), collector and conspirator: inscribed with his name (f. 1); listed
and below, God enthroned, a book with seals, an angel, and John and the Elder. According to Sandler 1986, illuminated by three artists: The Queen Mary Master (ff. 1-16v), Hand II (ff. 17-24v, 30, 34-45v), Hand III (25-29v, 31v-32v). The
a white horse and his armoured followers, with John above in the upper left. According to Sandler 1986, illuminated by three artists: The Queen Mary Master (ff. 1-16v), Hand II (ff. 17-24v, 30, 34-45v), Hand III (25-29v, 31v-32v). The attribution