36, 37, 42, 99 44, § 9. 45, § 19. 46, line 53, CORRIGENDA. 10, for 'Christo:' read' Christo' 20, for 'existet' read' existit' 18, for 'u[r]na' read 'una' 19, for 'hec urna' read 'habet urnam This is printed in St Ambrose's Works. Migne, 11. 2 This poem is by Bernardus Floriacensis, who flourished in the Xith century. See Fabricius, Bibl. Med. et Infim. Latin. It is printed without the author's name in Barthii Adversaria. Franc. 1624, col. 1432 19, for 'Ee. vi. 10, § 4' read 'Ee. vi. 10, § 10' 13, 20, for 'recte' and 'humane' read 'rectæ' and 'humanæ ' § 14. An English translation of this poem will be found in Neale's Hierologus, p. 199 54, § 19. The first two leaves of this will be found in the Acta Sanctorum. Mart. 111. 127 185, 8, for 'henede et henepanne' read 'hevede et hevedpanne' ult. for commorant' read 'cormorante' „250, § 3. This is one of St Augustine's sermons; Opp. Par. 1837. v. coll. 12, for Compunctions' read' Compunctionis' 13, for 'vII th' read' x th' 13, for 'Es' read' El' 15, for 'EVTHYMIUS' read 'EUTHYMIUS' 9 from bottom, dele the brackets 6 from bottom, after ' 1651' insert ‘Vol. II.' 14, for 'impii' read 'imperii' 13, for 'Pticuler' read 'Particuler' 11, for ' oderunt,' read' oderunt.' 7, for 'concupiscentie' read 'concupiscent s' 890 Catalogue of Manuscripts. Ee. 1. 1. A folio, on parchment, consisting of 276 numbered leaves, written in Latin and French, in different hands, of the x1th and early part of the XIVth century. LEGAL AND HISTORICAL TREATISES, collected for the use of the monastery of Luffield. 1. Les diuinemenz de le jur de Nouel' (fol. 1a). 2. 'Le interpretaciun de Songes' (fol. 1 b, col. 1). 3. Ici sunt escrites les leys et les custumes ke li reys Willame establit en Engleterre pus ke il aueit la tre conquise: fresh hand. After a summary, beginning "Tut al comencement comandat il ke...,' follows a table of 42 chapters, of which the last is described 'Des ancestres le rei Willame e de luy meismes e de suns ke apres luy regnerent en engle terre.' There is in the text a 43rd chapter beginning on f. 8; and indeed after the 40th chapter the contents of ff. 8-11 may be described as an abstract of English history from the dissolution of the Heptarchy to the Conquest, and the succession of kings to Henry III. It concludes: e tint le regne lvi. auz e xx iurs e murust egist a Wemuster de vant le haut auter. After this is a blank space in the column before the next treatise, as if for the record of Edward I. On f. 3 is 'Ro. Cotton.' 4. Tractatus de legibus et consuetudinibus regni Anglie tempore Henrici regis secundi compositus [per] Rad. Glanuill. tunc iusticiarium' (fol. 12 a). The author died in 1190: see, respecting his work, Tanner, p. 327. Of this MS. one portion, reaching as far as Lib. 11. c. xix. is in Latin; the rest in French. VOL. II. B 5. 6. 'Statuta Scaccarii domini Regis' (fol. 40 a): fresh hand. Statutum pro clero' (fol. 41 a, col. 1). 7. Memorandum respecting the 'curia de Wolverton' (ibid.) 8. Copious extracts from Bracton, DE LEGIBUS (fol. 416 to fol. 1276). 9. Summa Magna of Ranulphus Hengham. Respecting the author, who died about 1310, see Tanner, p. 392. 10. On certain liberties of Luffield (fol. 135 b, col. 2): imperfect. 11. Other extracts from Bracton (fol. 136 a to fol. 143 b). Fet a sauoyr al comencement de chescun play' (fol. 144a to fol. 151 a). 12. 13. Law Cases (fol. 151 a to fol. 153 b). 14. Carta Johannis regis que vocatur Runnemede' (fol. 154 to fol. 156): fresh hand. 15. Magna carta Henrici regis' (fol. 157). 16. 'Prouisio de Marleberg' (fol. 158b, col. 2). 17. 18. Statutum contra religiosos' (fol. 161 a, col. 2). Magna sententia que data fuit apud Oxon' (fol. 161 b). 19. Prima statuta regis Edwardi apud Westmonasterium' (fol. 162). 20. De iniustis districcionibus per vicecomitem,' &c. (fol. 167 b, col. 2). 21. Reconciliation of King Edward and the Count of Gloucester (fol. 168 b, col. 2). 22. 'Statuta de Merton' (fol. 169 b). 23. 'Carta Henrici regis de Foresta' (fol. 170 b). 24. Statutum domini regis Eadwardi editum apud Westmonasterium in parliamento post pascha, anno regni sui x111° (fol. 172 a). 25. Statute of Winchester 'le viii jur de Septembre le an nostre regne XIII°' (fol. 192 b). 26. Statuta Quo Waranto' (fol. 193 b). |