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CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS
[192-
Lyne oure holy fadyr (pope) of Rome he ordeyned thys rewle
to alk solytary men
—and he xall be graued whan he ys ded in hys habyte as he
gothe.
The sum of the pater nosters on the day is !Xxx and vij and als
many aue maria and xmj CredA besyde oure ladys sawter.
This is \>e charge of an hermygtis lyffe.
There is also a title (xvi) : The booke of the institution and
proper deeds of religious Carmelites.
On 46 b a note on Th. Scroope (xvii).
After 46 a leaf has been cut out which had writing.
On 47 a (xv late) Liber Jhoannis Caw.
3. Th. Bradley (Scroope)’s English version of Ribot’s History . 47
Here begynnyth a prolog vp on -X' bookys of be instytucyonys
and specyal dedys of relygyows Carmelitys.
Initial in gold and colour, and partial border.
Hwhan our lord hadde be peple of israel—and arn mad fayr
in thy frensschepe.
The prolog endyth vp on al be werk.
The preface begynnyt vp on be fyrst book . . . . 48 b
Thys fyrst book makyth al the gedyr of the fyrst fundacyon etc.
Lib. 11. 58, in. 78 (?), iv. 88 (change of hand), v. 97, vi. 104,
VII. ii3,vm. 121. Cap. I. ends near the bottom of 123. The
rest of that page and the verso are left blank, but on the
verso is a set-off of a large five-petalled rose, in red paint.
A smaller one in black is on f. 79. There is no gap in the
text. Cap. II. begins f. 124 : lib. IX. 139, X. 147 b, ending
imperfectly 153 b, forsoth he had strengthyd that ( = robor-
asset utique statum ilium 43 b).
Only one leaf is wanting.
Bale (Cent, viii, 54) says this translation was dedicated to Cyril
Garland, Prior of the Carmelites of Norwich. Probably the
dedication was on the leaf preceding 47.
In Bale’s list of his MSS. [Scrip tores, Basel 155) after Cent, xiii
(pp. 159 sqq.) in the section of foreign writers (no. 85) is
Phil. Ribotus de gestis Carmelitarum in 10 libris ex Io.
Hierosoly: etc., which is pretty certain to be vol. I.: and
Bale may also have owned—and had certainly seen—vol. II.,
of which no other copy is known.
193. Rituale Carmelitarum.
Vellum, nx/f, ff. 1+79+1, double columns of 39 lines.
Cent, xv, in a very neat regular hand. Letters in the top line are
carried up with flourishes.
Initials in bright light red with pen-work.
J. z. 11
fol. 32
CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS
[192-
Lyne oure holy fadyr (pope) of Rome he ordeyned thys rewle
to alk solytary men
—and he xall be graued whan he ys ded in hys habyte as he
gothe.
The sum of the pater nosters on the day is !Xxx and vij and als
many aue maria and xmj CredA besyde oure ladys sawter.
This is \>e charge of an hermygtis lyffe.
There is also a title (xvi) : The booke of the institution and
proper deeds of religious Carmelites.
On 46 b a note on Th. Scroope (xvii).
After 46 a leaf has been cut out which had writing.
On 47 a (xv late) Liber Jhoannis Caw.
3. Th. Bradley (Scroope)’s English version of Ribot’s History . 47
Here begynnyth a prolog vp on -X' bookys of be instytucyonys
and specyal dedys of relygyows Carmelitys.
Initial in gold and colour, and partial border.
Hwhan our lord hadde be peple of israel—and arn mad fayr
in thy frensschepe.
The prolog endyth vp on al be werk.
The preface begynnyt vp on be fyrst book . . . . 48 b
Thys fyrst book makyth al the gedyr of the fyrst fundacyon etc.
Lib. 11. 58, in. 78 (?), iv. 88 (change of hand), v. 97, vi. 104,
VII. ii3,vm. 121. Cap. I. ends near the bottom of 123. The
rest of that page and the verso are left blank, but on the
verso is a set-off of a large five-petalled rose, in red paint.
A smaller one in black is on f. 79. There is no gap in the
text. Cap. II. begins f. 124 : lib. IX. 139, X. 147 b, ending
imperfectly 153 b, forsoth he had strengthyd that ( = robor-
asset utique statum ilium 43 b).
Only one leaf is wanting.
Bale (Cent, viii, 54) says this translation was dedicated to Cyril
Garland, Prior of the Carmelites of Norwich. Probably the
dedication was on the leaf preceding 47.
In Bale’s list of his MSS. [Scrip tores, Basel 155) after Cent, xiii
(pp. 159 sqq.) in the section of foreign writers (no. 85) is
Phil. Ribotus de gestis Carmelitarum in 10 libris ex Io.
Hierosoly: etc., which is pretty certain to be vol. I.: and
Bale may also have owned—and had certainly seen—vol. II.,
of which no other copy is known.
193. Rituale Carmelitarum.
Vellum, nx/f, ff. 1+79+1, double columns of 39 lines.
Cent, xv, in a very neat regular hand. Letters in the top line are
carried up with flourishes.
Initials in bright light red with pen-work.
J. z. 11
fol. 32