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CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS
Domino celsi consilii.-.Wentane ecclesie digno pontifici Wal-
kelino Ernulfus...Benedictus deus et pater d. n. I. C. qui
benedictam animam
Large initial in red and green : first two lines in red and green
capitals. The last leaf is torn. Ends imperfect in an extract
Ex cone. maguntino...nurum consobrinam. filiam auunculi
aut eius re
First printed by D’Achery, Spicil. II. 410. Wharton mentions
this copy, A.S. I. xxx.
[I9I-
192. Ph. Ribot.
Th. Scroop.
(I) J. z. 28 (II) (G. e. 4)
fol. 49 H. 6
T. 16
Vellum, 11 x yf, ff. 44+ 100, two volumes: 1, cent, xv, double
columns of 51 lines, very neatly written : initials in blue flourished
with red. II, cent, xv, 36 lines to a page, in a somewhat current
hand.
Calf binding, pr. 2s.
Collation: i8~58 64 |j 72 88-158 164 I78-2O8 (wants 1, 8). Foliation
very incorrect in vol. II.
Both parts seem to have been owned by Bp. Bale. See at the
end. I think it quite likely that the first volume was written in
Ireland. The script reminds me of that of no. 46.
I. 1. (Philippi Riboti Speculum Carmelitarum) . . . . f. 1
Inc. prol. in decern libros de institucione et peculiaribus gestis
religiosorum carmelitarum.
Cum populum israel haberet dominus
—et in amicicia tua decorati sunt. Expl. prol. in totum opus.
Inc. prephacio in primum librum ...... 1 b
Liber iste primus totus agit de prima huius religionis fundacione
(subjects of the 8 chapters). Expl. preph.
Inc. lib. primus de instit. et peculiaribus gestis monachorum
Carmelitarum ......... 1 b
Capitulum primum ita incipiendum est a primo huius religionis
fundatore etc. lohannes xliiiius ep. hierosol. in libro de insti-
tucione primorum monachorum in lege ueteri exortorum et in
noua perseueranciztm ad Caprasium monachum.
Principium religionis huius et quemadmodum et unde primo
ipsa prouenit racione petis dilecte Caprasi
Lib. 11. 6
Liber iste secundus agit totus de uita monastica quam helyas...
duxit...et...de quatuor prophetis quos ad dictam uitam traxit
(sc. Jonas, Helyseus, Micheas, Abdias).
CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS
Domino celsi consilii.-.Wentane ecclesie digno pontifici Wal-
kelino Ernulfus...Benedictus deus et pater d. n. I. C. qui
benedictam animam
Large initial in red and green : first two lines in red and green
capitals. The last leaf is torn. Ends imperfect in an extract
Ex cone. maguntino...nurum consobrinam. filiam auunculi
aut eius re
First printed by D’Achery, Spicil. II. 410. Wharton mentions
this copy, A.S. I. xxx.
[I9I-
192. Ph. Ribot.
Th. Scroop.
(I) J. z. 28 (II) (G. e. 4)
fol. 49 H. 6
T. 16
Vellum, 11 x yf, ff. 44+ 100, two volumes: 1, cent, xv, double
columns of 51 lines, very neatly written : initials in blue flourished
with red. II, cent, xv, 36 lines to a page, in a somewhat current
hand.
Calf binding, pr. 2s.
Collation: i8~58 64 |j 72 88-158 164 I78-2O8 (wants 1, 8). Foliation
very incorrect in vol. II.
Both parts seem to have been owned by Bp. Bale. See at the
end. I think it quite likely that the first volume was written in
Ireland. The script reminds me of that of no. 46.
I. 1. (Philippi Riboti Speculum Carmelitarum) . . . . f. 1
Inc. prol. in decern libros de institucione et peculiaribus gestis
religiosorum carmelitarum.
Cum populum israel haberet dominus
—et in amicicia tua decorati sunt. Expl. prol. in totum opus.
Inc. prephacio in primum librum ...... 1 b
Liber iste primus totus agit de prima huius religionis fundacione
(subjects of the 8 chapters). Expl. preph.
Inc. lib. primus de instit. et peculiaribus gestis monachorum
Carmelitarum ......... 1 b
Capitulum primum ita incipiendum est a primo huius religionis
fundatore etc. lohannes xliiiius ep. hierosol. in libro de insti-
tucione primorum monachorum in lege ueteri exortorum et in
noua perseueranciztm ad Caprasium monachum.
Principium religionis huius et quemadmodum et unde primo
ipsa prouenit racione petis dilecte Caprasi
Lib. 11. 6
Liber iste secundus agit totus de uita monastica quam helyas...
duxit...et...de quatuor prophetis quos ad dictam uitam traxit
(sc. Jonas, Helyseus, Micheas, Abdias).