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At the conclusion of the work a set of copious Indices will be appended , for the purpose of facilitating reference to the Catalogue ; together with a Table denoting as far as possible the last owner from whom each MS . had passed into ...
At the conclusion of the work a set of copious Indices will be appended , for the purpose of facilitating reference to the Catalogue ; together with a Table denoting as far as possible the last owner from whom each MS . had passed into ...
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544 , there is a reference to the year 1345 as then past . With two exceptions ( S $ 6 , 7 ) , the pieces are in verse , and all treat of sacred subjects in the vernacular language . 1. Three leaves are wanting at the commencement ...
544 , there is a reference to the year 1345 as then past . With two exceptions ( S $ 6 , 7 ) , the pieces are in verse , and all treat of sacred subjects in the vernacular language . 1. Three leaves are wanting at the commencement ...
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After this is a brief reference to Bede's history for a fuller account , followed by the sentence nearly at the end of Lib . m . ( f . 192 , a ) of the edition , ` Hoc ergo ordine ... commendavit . ' After this the MS . corresponds to ...
After this is a brief reference to Bede's history for a fuller account , followed by the sentence nearly at the end of Lib . m . ( f . 192 , a ) of the edition , ` Hoc ergo ordine ... commendavit . ' After this the MS . corresponds to ...
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There are traces of many marginal notes which have for the most part been erased : those that remain are chiefly references to ' Chronica de Gisburn ; ' from which this MS . appears to have been chiefly taken .
There are traces of many marginal notes which have for the most part been erased : those that remain are chiefly references to ' Chronica de Gisburn ; ' from which this MS . appears to have been chiefly taken .
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The MS . is continuously paged throughout . The first page contains an index to the contents of the volume , in which the titles of the treatises occur in a different order from 1 that of the MS . itself . References to the CATALOGUE OF ...
The MS . is continuously paged throughout . The first page contains an index to the contents of the volume , in which the titles of the treatises occur in a different order from 1 that of the MS . itself . References to the CATALOGUE OF ...
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| Title | A Catalogue of the Manuscripts Preserved in the Library of the University of Cambridge, Volume 1 A Catalogue of the Manuscripts Preserved in the Library of the University of Cambridge, Cambridge University Library |
| Author | Cambridge University Library |
| Publisher | Cambridge University Press, 1856 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 31 May 2007 |
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