MS. Laud Misc. 279
Summary Catalogue no.: 1022
Contents
Kalendar (fol. 1) in 2 col. (ed. F. Wormald, English Benedictine Kalendars after 1100); additions, among which the prose Stella celi extirpavit (fol. 4v); temporale (fol. 5), Gloria, Credo, prefaces without music; canon (fol. 159v); sanctorale (fol. 161); common of the saints (fol. 209v) with marginal additions; votive masses (fol. 223v) and masses for the dead (fol. 231); additions. No rubrics, except for a few on Good Friday (fol. 98v).
Physical Description
Layout
2 col. of 27 lines
History
Provenance and Acquisition
St Albans, Hertfordshire, Benedictine abbey of St Alban: 'Hoc missale procuravit frater Iohannes de Dunstaple custos sancti Amphibali per licenciam domini Hugonis abbatis et assignavit specialiter ad altare sancte Katerine. Quod qui ... . Anima dicti Iohannis et fidelium anime requiescant in pace Amen..' (MLGB3: evidence from an ex-libris inscription or note of gift to an institution).
Edwardus Hyll. (MLGB3)
Fol. 4v: 'Hoc missale procuravit frater Iohannes de Dunstaple custos sancti Amphibali. per licentiam domini Hugonis abbatis [1309–27] et assignavit specialiter ad altare sancte Katherine'
Fol. 4v: 'Hoc missale procuravit Adam Hougton ex permissione domini Willelmi abbatis [William Heyworth, 1420] ad capellam infirmarum'.
William Laud, by 1633.
Part of his first donation to the Bodleian, sent 22 May 1635.
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Last Substantive Revision
2021-12-14: Add provenance information from MLGB3.