MS. Rawl. C. 162
Summary Catalogue no.: 12026
Contents
Language(s): Latin
A note on fol. 102v shows that the volume formerly contained Alfred of Beverley, Historia (now MS. Rawl. B. 200)
Physical Description
Collation
Layout
216 × 65 mm. 13
Hand(s)
Anglicana formata.
History
Provenance and Acquisition
York, Yorkshire, Cathedral church of St Peter (?) : Formerly bound before Rawl. B.200 (Alfred of Beverley) and Rawl. B.199 (William of Malmesbury). The whole formed probably a volume of John Newton's bequest described as 'Item librum Bedӕ de gestis Anglorum Alfridi Beverlac et Willielmi Malmesburiensis de Pontificibus in uno volumine' (Test. Ebor. 1. 366). (MLGB3: inferred evidence).
Belonged to Bertram Stote armig. (head of fol. 1r), probably Bertram Stote of Newcastle (d. 1707), for whom see History of Parliament. (MLGB3)
Thomas Rawlinson, MS. 316 (Enright, app. B).
Bequeathed to the Bodleian in 1755
Record Sources
2025-05-16: Additional data collected by Tom Revell and Shaw Worth as part of the 'Big Data' and Medieval Manuscripts workshop held at the Bodleian Libraries, Oxford on 29th May 2025. Data encoded in TEI-XML by Sebastian Dows-Miller on 4th June 2025.
Digital Images
Digital Bodleian (1 image from 35mm slides)
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Abbreviations
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Last Substantive Revision
2025-05-16: Additional data collected by Tom Revell and Shaw Worth as part of the 'Big Data' and Medieval Manuscripts workshop held at the Bodleian Libraries, Oxford on 29th May 2025. Data encoded in TEI-XML by Sebastian Dows-Miller on 4th June 2025.