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142 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS [85
Continuation G (Brie, p. 491) ending imperfectly (200^) begyn
theyr servyce. And in lyke wyse whanne (Brie, p. 496, 1. 12).
f. 201. Youth of Henry VI and quarrel with the Flemings is
printed by Brie, p. 598.
After 201 (end of the Ballad) is a gap in which was the record
of about ten years. It was probably quite brief. The whole of
f. 202 is in Brie, pp. 601-4, ending in 1475. Man woman and chylde
on whois soulys god haue mercy. Amen.
The flyleaf at end is from a handsome Missal in double columns
(xiii) with Missae votivae de S. Thoma M., de Omnibus SS., Pro
Rege e Regina etc.
The hand is one throughout, and in some places the text
appears to have been rewritten, more closely, the original and
briefer text having been washed out, and in many places the
number of lines on the page suddenly increases. The authorities
cited in the additions include the Polychronicon, Malmesbury and
Huntingdon as noted above, and also some lives of saints.
85. Libri Regum Glosati. /
( K. o
Vellum, I2| x 8ff. 2 + 144, text and gloss single and double
columns, 32 lines of text to a column. Cent, xii, late, in an excellent
hand.
Calf binding, pr. 2s 6d.
Collation: 2 flyleaves I10 (10 canc.) 28-i88 (wants 8).
From Lanthony. On I b is the title Liber Regum with a
‘paraph’ in black flourished with red as in 81 etc. No. 28 in the
Catalogue is: Regum vol. mediocre glosatum.
Two blank flyleaves.
Libri Regum glosati ......... f. 2
Liber primus. Primum libruni regum scripsit Samuel.
Text begins ib. It has a nice gold initial with blue ground and
‘ foliage ’ in colour.
Lib. II. f. 38, initial in pale brown and red.
ill. f. 68 b, initial in blue, brown and red.
IV. f. 113 b, initial in red and brown.
The last paragraph of the gloss (which is rather sparse) begins :
Hos omnes nabuzardan duxit and ends—amore uoluptatum.
Text ends 142a: 2 blank leaves follow.
Continuation G (Brie, p. 491) ending imperfectly (200^) begyn
theyr servyce. And in lyke wyse whanne (Brie, p. 496, 1. 12).
f. 201. Youth of Henry VI and quarrel with the Flemings is
printed by Brie, p. 598.
After 201 (end of the Ballad) is a gap in which was the record
of about ten years. It was probably quite brief. The whole of
f. 202 is in Brie, pp. 601-4, ending in 1475. Man woman and chylde
on whois soulys god haue mercy. Amen.
The flyleaf at end is from a handsome Missal in double columns
(xiii) with Missae votivae de S. Thoma M., de Omnibus SS., Pro
Rege e Regina etc.
The hand is one throughout, and in some places the text
appears to have been rewritten, more closely, the original and
briefer text having been washed out, and in many places the
number of lines on the page suddenly increases. The authorities
cited in the additions include the Polychronicon, Malmesbury and
Huntingdon as noted above, and also some lives of saints.
85. Libri Regum Glosati. /
( K. o
Vellum, I2| x 8ff. 2 + 144, text and gloss single and double
columns, 32 lines of text to a column. Cent, xii, late, in an excellent
hand.
Calf binding, pr. 2s 6d.
Collation: 2 flyleaves I10 (10 canc.) 28-i88 (wants 8).
From Lanthony. On I b is the title Liber Regum with a
‘paraph’ in black flourished with red as in 81 etc. No. 28 in the
Catalogue is: Regum vol. mediocre glosatum.
Two blank flyleaves.
Libri Regum glosati ......... f. 2
Liber primus. Primum libruni regum scripsit Samuel.
Text begins ib. It has a nice gold initial with blue ground and
‘ foliage ’ in colour.
Lib. II. f. 38, initial in pale brown and red.
ill. f. 68 b, initial in blue, brown and red.
IV. f. 113 b, initial in red and brown.
The last paragraph of the gloss (which is rather sparse) begins :
Hos omnes nabuzardan duxit and ends—amore uoluptatum.
Text ends 142a: 2 blank leaves follow.