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152 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS [92-93
92. Bracton. (G. z. 8 or 9)
Vellum, 12J x 8 J, ff. 274, double columns of 46 and 43 lines to
a page : in two main bands, the first a delicate hand of charter
type, the other a more ordinary book hand. Both of cent. xiii. The
table of contents (in triple columns) is in the second hand. Other
hands occasionally appear.
Calf binding, pr. 3s 6d.
Collation: I10 | 212 (wants 5) 312~512 68 712 812 910 io8 u10 1212 1312
148 (7, 8 canc.) 1510 | i612-2412 2510 (wants 10).
On the page preceding the text is a shield in colour or (yellow)
a feu cheeky of arg. and az.'. an in-escutcheon arg. a lion rampant
gitles: before it a rugged staff bend-wise or. Below in a hand of
cent, xvi early: arma Nicholai Stewarde de hospicio vocat’ le temple.
At the end of the book is (xvi): sum Augustini seneschalli liber.
The shield looks like the work of Robert Stewarde prior of Ely.
Table of chapters ......... f. i
Que sunt Regi necessaria
to Si statim uenire debeat reus propter priuilegium actoris.
Text: In Rege qui recte regit.
Lib. II. f. 13 b.
,, m. f. 58.
„ iv. f. 95.
„ v. f. 87.
Ending 273^ ; siue non.
The books are not divided.
On f. 274 are copies of four writs. The last of Edward I to Rob. de
Ufford to deliver the temporalities of the see of Dublin to John
de Derington (Darlington) Archbishop (1279-84) 28 ap. 7th year.
There are a certain number of marginal additions. I am not
competent to say whether they are important. The two Lambeth
copies are mentioned but not used in the Rolls edition of Bracton.
93. Bracton. (G. z. 8 or 9)
Vellum, I2|x 8|, ff. 195, double cols, of 44-45 lines. Cent, xiii
late in a charter hand : by two or three scribes : well written.
Calf binding, pr. 3s.
92. Bracton. (G. z. 8 or 9)
Vellum, 12J x 8 J, ff. 274, double columns of 46 and 43 lines to
a page : in two main bands, the first a delicate hand of charter
type, the other a more ordinary book hand. Both of cent. xiii. The
table of contents (in triple columns) is in the second hand. Other
hands occasionally appear.
Calf binding, pr. 3s 6d.
Collation: I10 | 212 (wants 5) 312~512 68 712 812 910 io8 u10 1212 1312
148 (7, 8 canc.) 1510 | i612-2412 2510 (wants 10).
On the page preceding the text is a shield in colour or (yellow)
a feu cheeky of arg. and az.'. an in-escutcheon arg. a lion rampant
gitles: before it a rugged staff bend-wise or. Below in a hand of
cent, xvi early: arma Nicholai Stewarde de hospicio vocat’ le temple.
At the end of the book is (xvi): sum Augustini seneschalli liber.
The shield looks like the work of Robert Stewarde prior of Ely.
Table of chapters ......... f. i
Que sunt Regi necessaria
to Si statim uenire debeat reus propter priuilegium actoris.
Text: In Rege qui recte regit.
Lib. II. f. 13 b.
,, m. f. 58.
„ iv. f. 95.
„ v. f. 87.
Ending 273^ ; siue non.
The books are not divided.
On f. 274 are copies of four writs. The last of Edward I to Rob. de
Ufford to deliver the temporalities of the see of Dublin to John
de Derington (Darlington) Archbishop (1279-84) 28 ap. 7th year.
There are a certain number of marginal additions. I am not
competent to say whether they are important. The two Lambeth
copies are mentioned but not used in the Rolls edition of Bracton.
93. Bracton. (G. z. 8 or 9)
Vellum, I2|x 8|, ff. 195, double cols, of 44-45 lines. Cent, xiii
late in a charter hand : by two or three scribes : well written.
Calf binding, pr. 3s.