MS. Rawl. C. 168
Summary Catalogue no.: 12031
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Provenance and Acquisition
The four parts together in the collection of Sir James Ware, 1594–1666: MS. Theol. 18 in his catalogue of 1648.
Henry, Earl of Clarendon (Catalogus Manuscriptorum Angliae 2/2 no. 18).
Bequeathed by him to the Bodleian.
MS. Rawl. C. 168 – Part 1
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MS. Rawl. C. 168 – Part 2 (fols. 46–108)
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Extensive fragment consisting of the temporale, from the last rubric of Ash Wednesday to the octave of Easter. The much mutilated order of the mass and the canon begin on fol. 89 (43) and 100 (54); the former with the musical notation of the Gloria and Credo intonations and the tones of the lessons.
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Layout
2 col. of 41 lines
Square notation on 14 staves of 4 red lines
History
Provenance
Canterbury Cathedral, chantry of archbishop William Warham: Hunc librum donavit Reverendissimus in Christo pater dominus Willelmus Warham cantuar. Archiepiscopus ad usum celebrantium pro anima eiusdem in cantaria per eum fundata iuxta locum //// in parte boriali navis ecclesie Cantuar. (fol. 99v (53v))
Fol. 108: Alexander Evers est possessor huius libri.
Fol. 108: Ja. Dillon.
Fol.93 (47): Donaldus Hoye.
MS. Rawl. C. 168 – Part 3
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MS. Rawl. C. 168 – Part 4
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Last Substantive Revision
2017-07-01: First online publication.