MS. Bodl. 32
Summary Catalogue no.: 1881
Contents
On fols. 72–76 are two nearly contemporary sets of notes of corrections of the text of the Psalter made in many service books in Salisbury Cathedral, from the first readings in an old Sarum Antiphoner chained at the back of the high altar, solemnly done on May 22, 1411. There is also a note of about A.D. 1400 (among others) on fol. 82 'Anno Domini mºccºxxº in die sancti Vitalis [Apr. 28] fundata erat ecclesia cathedralis Sarum'.
Physical Description
Decoration
Coloured capitals.
History
Provenance and Acquisition
Salisbury Cathedral: see contents above, fols. 72–6.
William Burdet of Sonning. MLGB3 speculates that the manuscript may have come to Burdet from Reading Abbey.
Presented by Burdet in 1608.
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Abbreviations
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Last Substantive Revision
2020-03-24: Description revised to include all information in SC.