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LAMBETH LIBRARY
59
Nomina Romanorum pontificum. Petrus to Alexander III (1159)
seem original. Another hand adds four popes Lucius, Urbanus,
Gregorius, Clemens, and one of cent, xv has scribbled eighteen
more, ending Sergius, Benedictus, lohannes, Benedictus.
The above lists are not printed by Thorpe.
Lists of English archbishops and bishops .....
Cantia. Nomina Archiepp. Dorobernensis ecclesie.
Augustine to Thomas original, continued by two (?) hands to Bone-
facius (1-245). Edmund is called ‘de Abendon’ and also (in a
late hand) Alfricus.
Rochester.
London.
East Anglorum.
Suth saxonia.
West saxonia.
Domnauia, etc.
Mertia.
Hecana.
Wictia.
Loegerenses.
York.
Durham.
Justin to Arnulfus, 1076.
Mellitus to Ricardus (I de Belmeis).
Felix to Eouerardus, 1121.
(Chichester) to Saffredus, 1125.
(Winchester) to Henricus, 1129.
(Sarum) to Gocelinus, 1142.
(Wells) to Godefridus, 1123.
(Exeter) to Willelmus, 1107-38.
(Lichfield) to Rotbertus (II), 1121.
(Hereford) to Ricardus, 1120.
(Worcester) to Symundus, 1123.
(Leicester) to Rotbertus (II).
To Turstanus, 1119.
To Randulfus, 1109-33.
The extinct sees I do not note. For these lists, see Thorpe, I. 231.
Paragraphs on the seven kingdoms etc.......
De regno cantuariorum. Reges cantuariorum dominabantur
Thorpe, 1. 280.
ff. 13, 14 blank.
Title in red, blue and green. Primus liber inc. ad Adam usque
ad Christum. Inc. epistola Dionisii exigui ad Patronum ep. de
ratione paschali .........
Domino beatissimo et nimium desiderantissimo patri Petronio
An extremely fine initial in red and blue filled with ornament in red,
blue, green and yellow. The stem and loop of the D are thus
treated : the stem is red with a blue pattern outlined in white, in the
loop the colours are counterchanged, with very beautiful effect.
The first portion of the work, down to a.d. 450, is not printed in
the modern editions.
Adam centum .xxx. annorum genuit Seth
With another fine initial in blue and red.
Other important initials occur at the divisions.
Abraham 20 b, David 26, quinta etas 30.
Fuit in diebus Herodis (very fine) 39, where the Concordia Evan-
gelistarum of Marianus begins. It ends 61 £ ut liberi contem-
plentur formam domini. Expl.
f. 62 a blank, on 62 b note on Marianus. (T)emporibus henrici im-
peratoris floruit marianus scottus—nullos sententie sue sectatores
habuit.
f. 9
9^
LAMBETH LIBRARY
59
Nomina Romanorum pontificum. Petrus to Alexander III (1159)
seem original. Another hand adds four popes Lucius, Urbanus,
Gregorius, Clemens, and one of cent, xv has scribbled eighteen
more, ending Sergius, Benedictus, lohannes, Benedictus.
The above lists are not printed by Thorpe.
Lists of English archbishops and bishops .....
Cantia. Nomina Archiepp. Dorobernensis ecclesie.
Augustine to Thomas original, continued by two (?) hands to Bone-
facius (1-245). Edmund is called ‘de Abendon’ and also (in a
late hand) Alfricus.
Rochester.
London.
East Anglorum.
Suth saxonia.
West saxonia.
Domnauia, etc.
Mertia.
Hecana.
Wictia.
Loegerenses.
York.
Durham.
Justin to Arnulfus, 1076.
Mellitus to Ricardus (I de Belmeis).
Felix to Eouerardus, 1121.
(Chichester) to Saffredus, 1125.
(Winchester) to Henricus, 1129.
(Sarum) to Gocelinus, 1142.
(Wells) to Godefridus, 1123.
(Exeter) to Willelmus, 1107-38.
(Lichfield) to Rotbertus (II), 1121.
(Hereford) to Ricardus, 1120.
(Worcester) to Symundus, 1123.
(Leicester) to Rotbertus (II).
To Turstanus, 1119.
To Randulfus, 1109-33.
The extinct sees I do not note. For these lists, see Thorpe, I. 231.
Paragraphs on the seven kingdoms etc.......
De regno cantuariorum. Reges cantuariorum dominabantur
Thorpe, 1. 280.
ff. 13, 14 blank.
Title in red, blue and green. Primus liber inc. ad Adam usque
ad Christum. Inc. epistola Dionisii exigui ad Patronum ep. de
ratione paschali .........
Domino beatissimo et nimium desiderantissimo patri Petronio
An extremely fine initial in red and blue filled with ornament in red,
blue, green and yellow. The stem and loop of the D are thus
treated : the stem is red with a blue pattern outlined in white, in the
loop the colours are counterchanged, with very beautiful effect.
The first portion of the work, down to a.d. 450, is not printed in
the modern editions.
Adam centum .xxx. annorum genuit Seth
With another fine initial in blue and red.
Other important initials occur at the divisions.
Abraham 20 b, David 26, quinta etas 30.
Fuit in diebus Herodis (very fine) 39, where the Concordia Evan-
gelistarum of Marianus begins. It ends 61 £ ut liberi contem-
plentur formam domini. Expl.
f. 62 a blank, on 62 b note on Marianus. (T)emporibus henrici im-
peratoris floruit marianus scottus—nullos sententie sue sectatores
habuit.
f. 9
9^