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CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS.
[IO-
Graue iugum.
Scriba doctus in regno celorum.
Sicut ouis ad occisionem.
O sapientia.
Omnes sitientes uenite ad aquas.
De corpore et sanguine domini. Quicunque ad conficiendum.
Sacrosancti altaris misterium . ..f. 178 Ζ»
De hoc uersiculo, quid retribuam domino . . . . 179 b
De tribus- commotionibus animi. Factus est sermo domini
ad eliam.182
Deum time et mandata eius obserua.184
—Tribus sequentibus dilectio uel amor.
Two paragraphs in a smaller hand . . . . . 185
Si cupis ad ueritatem.
Sanctis animabus debemus.
Dignum est ut beatus iohannes euangelista . . . . 186
—ex ipsius redemptoris pectore percipere cognoscitur.
In a small hand (3 lines).186
Omni infirmitati cum ceperit dolere requiescere est reme-
dium.
Hodiernum quidem sermonem ordinis nostri consuetudo non
habet (5 lines).186
60. De mimitione sanguinis . . .· . . . . 186/^
Minuendi sanguinis duplex est causa.
Ends imperfectly:—iudicare temetipsum ut non incidas in
manus.
(Kk. 3. 11 is an Oriental Manuscript.)
11. T. Legge. Richardus III. Kk. 3. 12
Paper, 7f x 5J, if. 68, cir. 40 lines to a page. Cent, xvi (1579),
fairly well written.
On the flyleaf is this note, signed by J. O. Halliwell:
“ The original of this play is in MS. in St John’s College Library.
There is another copy in Caius College, but it has not I believe
been printed. Mr Smith in the 3rd number of the Cambridge
Portfolio has mentioned it. The parchment in which this MS. is
found is part of a Missal.” The binding alluded to is now gone:
the book is in modern calf. I do not find any MS. of the play
at St John’s College: that at Caius is no. 125. Others are at
Emmanuel College (no. 71), in the University Library Mm. 4. 40,
and Harl. 2412, 6926. The play was printed in 1844 for the
Shakespeare Society by B. Field.
CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS.
[IO-
Graue iugum.
Scriba doctus in regno celorum.
Sicut ouis ad occisionem.
O sapientia.
Omnes sitientes uenite ad aquas.
De corpore et sanguine domini. Quicunque ad conficiendum.
Sacrosancti altaris misterium . ..f. 178 Ζ»
De hoc uersiculo, quid retribuam domino . . . . 179 b
De tribus- commotionibus animi. Factus est sermo domini
ad eliam.182
Deum time et mandata eius obserua.184
—Tribus sequentibus dilectio uel amor.
Two paragraphs in a smaller hand . . . . . 185
Si cupis ad ueritatem.
Sanctis animabus debemus.
Dignum est ut beatus iohannes euangelista . . . . 186
—ex ipsius redemptoris pectore percipere cognoscitur.
In a small hand (3 lines).186
Omni infirmitati cum ceperit dolere requiescere est reme-
dium.
Hodiernum quidem sermonem ordinis nostri consuetudo non
habet (5 lines).186
60. De mimitione sanguinis . . .· . . . . 186/^
Minuendi sanguinis duplex est causa.
Ends imperfectly:—iudicare temetipsum ut non incidas in
manus.
(Kk. 3. 11 is an Oriental Manuscript.)
11. T. Legge. Richardus III. Kk. 3. 12
Paper, 7f x 5J, if. 68, cir. 40 lines to a page. Cent, xvi (1579),
fairly well written.
On the flyleaf is this note, signed by J. O. Halliwell:
“ The original of this play is in MS. in St John’s College Library.
There is another copy in Caius College, but it has not I believe
been printed. Mr Smith in the 3rd number of the Cambridge
Portfolio has mentioned it. The parchment in which this MS. is
found is part of a Missal.” The binding alluded to is now gone:
the book is in modern calf. I do not find any MS. of the play
at St John’s College: that at Caius is no. 125. Others are at
Emmanuel College (no. 71), in the University Library Mm. 4. 40,
and Harl. 2412, 6926. The play was printed in 1844 for the
Shakespeare Society by B. Field.