MS. Ashmole 970
Summary Catalogue no.: 6616
Treatises on rhetoric and prosody
Contents
Language(s): Latin
G. Bursill-Hall, 'Check-list of incipits of medieval Latin grammatical treatises A-G', Traditio 34 (1978), 470 (this ms. only).
Bursill-Hall, 'Check-list of incipits', 451 (this ms. only).
Thus far the text of the MS. On the vacant leaves that follow (beside three that have been cut out between ff. 90—1.) are written by hands almost contemporary
Idle verses and other notes.
Concerning Adam and Jesus Christ.
DIMEV 219, a version of 'Jesus conditor alme', this ms. only.
A school-boy’s (nameless) letter.
The following is by a hand of the time of James I. Names of 40 persons, perhaps boys.
Physical Description
History
Provenance and Acquisition
On f. 90b is neatly written—”Hic liber est Franciscus Webbus.”
Record Sources
Abbreviations
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Last Substantive Revision
2022-06: Description revised to include all information from Quarto catalogue.