MS. Eng. poet. c. 3
Summary Catalogue no.: 30516
Middle English verse (binding fragments, 14th-16th cent.)
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For parts 1–3 see also Brown, Register of Middle English Verse, p. 129.
MS. Eng. poet. c. 3 – Part 1
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IMEV 220; 62 lines. Text of this fragment printed J. D. Sutton in P.M.L.A. xxxi (1916), 115–17. MS. Rawl. Q. b. 4 (S.C. 16032), fol. 90, is the last 12 lines of text from the same MS.
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MS. Eng. poet. c. 3 – Part 2
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Parts of homilies for Whitsunday, Whit Monday and Trinity Sunday. IMEV 3592, 289, 2937, 40, 2301.
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2 cols., 53–54 lines.
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MS. Eng. poet. c. 3 – Part 3
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End of St. Stephen (fol. 4r), parts of St. John the Evangelist (fols. 4r-5v, 3r), beginning of St. Thomas Becket (fol. 3r-v). IMEV 3059, 2932, 4171.
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30–32 long lines.
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MS. Eng. poet. c. 3 – Part 4
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IMEV 4132. Lines 11919–59 (fol. 6), 11963–12003 (fol. 7), 12010–36, 12039–49 (fol. 7v), 12056–93 (fol. 6v, with beginnings of lines on fol. 7v). Ed. Bodtker, E.E.T.S. extra series CIX, 1912.
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2 cols., c. 44–7 lines.
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Provenance
Fragments from a book given in 1626 to New College by Michael Woodward, B.A. and fellow.
MS. Eng. poet. c. 3 – Part 5
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Inscribed 'Jo. Pernelly', 'haberdasher'. Crum, First Line Index, no. 551.
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Last Substantive Revision
2017-07-01: First online publication.