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30 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS [l8-
2. Inc. glosa Joh. Andree super VI libr. decret. . . . f. 27
Quia preposterus
—nouiter inchoates. Joh. An.
Expl. app. Joh. Andree.
121, 122 blank. On 122 partly cut off at top is:
Iste liber constat Gr (?) Kayn...
and Eign«...ap Madoc
Madoc ap Rys.
morw duy XXXIIId....
III. 2 cols. 79 lines: a small clear Italian (?) hand of cent. xiii.
3. Decretales Gregorii IX glosatae . . . . . . 123
Rex pacificus. Premissa salutatione et sic pone casum in
ista constitutione
Ends imperfect. An old pencil note says: Cap. 8. tit. 31.
lib. 5. decretalium. Desunt circiter 10 tituli.
19. Chronicle. /
( iol. vol. 214
Paper, 15^ x io|, ff. cir. 50 in a very neat foreign hand of Roman
type. The text is written parallel with the long edge of the paper,
and on one side of the sheet. The form is that of a roll folded into
book form. Cent, xvi (first half).
Dark leather binding with arms of Bancroft in centre and
Canterbury’s added above.
Inc. Genealogia siue Linealis discensus ab Adam usque ad Brutum etc.
Initial a pen and ink drawing of God, with Adam and Eve kneeling to Him in
penitence.
Medallions occur in the text, viz.
The Fall. The Ark. Babel. Sacrifice of Isaac. David with harp. Jerusalem besieged
(with cannon). Our Lord with orb, blessing.
Armorial shields begin with William I and are given for successive kings of England
down to Henry VIII.
No text is written about Henry VII or VIII.
The work may be German. The book is a late descendant of the common Chronicle
Rolls.
20. Martyrology etc. of Christ Church,
Canterbury.
E. a. I
fol. vol. 202
Vellum, I5f x 11, ff. 250, single and double columns 27 lines
to full column. Cent, xvi early, in very’fine clear round Gothic
hands.
2. Inc. glosa Joh. Andree super VI libr. decret. . . . f. 27
Quia preposterus
—nouiter inchoates. Joh. An.
Expl. app. Joh. Andree.
121, 122 blank. On 122 partly cut off at top is:
Iste liber constat Gr (?) Kayn...
and Eign«...ap Madoc
Madoc ap Rys.
morw duy XXXIIId....
III. 2 cols. 79 lines: a small clear Italian (?) hand of cent. xiii.
3. Decretales Gregorii IX glosatae . . . . . . 123
Rex pacificus. Premissa salutatione et sic pone casum in
ista constitutione
Ends imperfect. An old pencil note says: Cap. 8. tit. 31.
lib. 5. decretalium. Desunt circiter 10 tituli.
19. Chronicle. /
( iol. vol. 214
Paper, 15^ x io|, ff. cir. 50 in a very neat foreign hand of Roman
type. The text is written parallel with the long edge of the paper,
and on one side of the sheet. The form is that of a roll folded into
book form. Cent, xvi (first half).
Dark leather binding with arms of Bancroft in centre and
Canterbury’s added above.
Inc. Genealogia siue Linealis discensus ab Adam usque ad Brutum etc.
Initial a pen and ink drawing of God, with Adam and Eve kneeling to Him in
penitence.
Medallions occur in the text, viz.
The Fall. The Ark. Babel. Sacrifice of Isaac. David with harp. Jerusalem besieged
(with cannon). Our Lord with orb, blessing.
Armorial shields begin with William I and are given for successive kings of England
down to Henry VIII.
No text is written about Henry VII or VIII.
The work may be German. The book is a late descendant of the common Chronicle
Rolls.
20. Martyrology etc. of Christ Church,
Canterbury.
E. a. I
fol. vol. 202
Vellum, I5f x 11, ff. 250, single and double columns 27 lines
to full column. Cent, xvi early, in very’fine clear round Gothic
hands.