MS. Bodl. 548
Summary Catalogue no.: 2296
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Language(s): Latin
Seventy-six anonymous Latin sermons, preceded (fol. ii) by a 14th cent. list, which shows that they are a miscellaneous collection adapted for saints' days, sundays, classes of clergy, and general use. The first three are:
Two (foll. 26v, 145) are attributed to Ivo Carnotensis, by added notes. Foll. 87, 122, 123 have the outer margin cut off, fol. 164 is torn.
According to Schneyer (IV.876) there is a sermon by Praepositanus of Cremona on fol. 3, and sermons by Geoffrey Babion (II.158)
At the end of the list of sermons in the same (14th cent.) hand is a note of the duties of novices, perhaps at Kenilworth, to which Salford Prior's (see below) belonged.
Physical Description
Decoration
Initials. (Pächt and Alexander iii. 272)
Binding
Old boards and sewing, re-covered at Oxford about 1602.
History
Provenance and Acquisition
'Sum Henrici Joliffe' (on fol. ii, 15th cent.)
Presented by sir Walter Cope in 1602.
MS. Bodl. 548, endleaves (fol. i)
Contents
Language(s): Latin
Part of a leaf, of which the verso contains two (13th cent.) Sanctus, with later musical notes, and the recto a (14th cent.) troped Benedicamus Domino with musical notes for three voices.
Physical Description
Notation, partly polyphonic.
History
MS. Bodl. 548, endleaves (fols. 165-7)
Contents
Language(s): Latin
Physical Description
History
Additional Information
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Last Substantive Revision
2024-10: Description revised to incorporate all information from Summary Catalogue.