MS. Bodl. 110
Summary Catalogue no.: 1963
Contents
The calendarial poem 'Cisio janus' is at fol. iv, 15th cent.
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History
Provenance and Acquisition
William Cleve, rector of Cliffe (at Hoo): 'Hunc librum emit W. C⟨leue⟩ de J. Pye stacionario Londoniensis xº die Augusti anno regni regis Edwardi iiijti tercio, coram Roberto Paling,' 1463: ‘precium XXs’: 'Christus homo factus W. Cleue prosperet actus'.
Cliffe at Hoo, parish church: given by Cleve to the chaplains of a chantry there: 'Hunc librum libere contulit Willelmus Cleue nuper Rector ecclesie de Clyve Kancie domino Willelmo Camyl huius cantarie capellano & successoribus suis perpetuis hic deuocius Deo officiaturis. pro modo R. Kent [added].'
On fol. 128v is a late 15th cent. note by Johannes Huntt.
Presented by sir Henry Savile in 1620.
MS. Bodl. 110 – Part 1
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Language(s): Latin
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History
MS. Bodl. 110 – Part 2
Contents
Without title or author's name; with list of chapters.
Ends with a life of st. Thomas the Apostle.
See J. A. Burrow in Speculum 73 (1998), 424–8.
At fol. 128 follows a Latin theological note.
ed. Niamh Pattwell, ‘Sacerdos Parochialis edited from British Library MS Burney 356 and Exornatorium Curatorum edited from Cambridge Corpus Christi Sp.335.2’, PhD thesis, Trinity College Dublin, 2004.
A later title to a Latin piece containing legends of relics such as the Holy Blood preserved at Fécamp abbey; imperfect at end, a leaf or two being lost: ends 'rapuit a quadam paupere femina'. This piece is in a rather later hand.
After this, according to a 15th cent. list of contents on fol. iv verso, there once followed 'Memoriale W. Wykeham episcopi notabilis Wintonie qui plura opera fecit', but this was missing as early as 1655.
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Illuminated capitals.
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Last Substantive Revision
2020-04-06: Revised to incorporate all information in SC.