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LAMBETH LIBRARY
437
c. 224 begins : The vij yere ofkyng Edward in be wynter tyme
he went into Scotland. It is not among the continuations
printed by Brie (E.E.T.S.): but he prints from this MS and
others cap. 229 Character of Edward III : p. 333.
The text of Brie, pp. 333-391 (Appendix B and Continuation
C) corresponds fairly but not wholly with this MS.
Brie, pp. 394 sqq. (Cont. D) corresponds exactly with this MS
which ends imperfectly 117^: be bastard of Clarence and
Sir John Kyghte (Brie, p. 437, 1. n).
II. 2. End of the Gospel of Thomas . . . . ■ • 118
eum uipera et cecidit. Tischendorf, Evv. A goer. p. 178
(c. xiv). Post paucos dies (c. xv)—benedictus in sec. sec.
Amen. Hec omnia Thomas ismaelita ego—Ipsum decet
omnis gloria et honor in sempiternum per omnia sec. sec.
Amen.
3. Inc. vita beatissimi confessoris Christi Edwardi gloriosi regis
Anglorum . . . . . . • • . • n83
Quod naturals fuerit b. Regi Edwardo et Regem fuisse et
sanctum et cetera et cetera.
Gloriosissimi ac deo dilecti Regis
The Life by Aelred of Rievaulx, without the prologue. BHL.
2423.
Ends 3 : omnium corda commouit.
In translacione b. Regis Edwardi . . . . . . 15 7 b
Presidente Westmonasteriensi ecclesie ven. uiro abbate
Laurencio
Ends imperfect 157 b: per aliquot dies secrecius et districtius cum
fratribus sollicitam cepit super hoc habere deliberacionem
(end of a quire).
I have some suspicion, from the writing and condition of II,
that it is a fragment from Peterborough.
332. L. z. 10. Sir David Lindsay, 1556.
333. J. e. 6. Th. Campanella, xvi.
j L. z. 17
334. Epistolarium. - 4to. 52
I F. 3
Vellum, io| x 7, ff. 124, double columns of 23 lines. Cent, xii,
in a very beautiful, large, upright hand.
Calf binding, pr. u. \o>d.
Collation: i8-I48 154 | 168.
LAMBETH LIBRARY
437
c. 224 begins : The vij yere ofkyng Edward in be wynter tyme
he went into Scotland. It is not among the continuations
printed by Brie (E.E.T.S.): but he prints from this MS and
others cap. 229 Character of Edward III : p. 333.
The text of Brie, pp. 333-391 (Appendix B and Continuation
C) corresponds fairly but not wholly with this MS.
Brie, pp. 394 sqq. (Cont. D) corresponds exactly with this MS
which ends imperfectly 117^: be bastard of Clarence and
Sir John Kyghte (Brie, p. 437, 1. n).
II. 2. End of the Gospel of Thomas . . . . ■ • 118
eum uipera et cecidit. Tischendorf, Evv. A goer. p. 178
(c. xiv). Post paucos dies (c. xv)—benedictus in sec. sec.
Amen. Hec omnia Thomas ismaelita ego—Ipsum decet
omnis gloria et honor in sempiternum per omnia sec. sec.
Amen.
3. Inc. vita beatissimi confessoris Christi Edwardi gloriosi regis
Anglorum . . . . . . • • . • n83
Quod naturals fuerit b. Regi Edwardo et Regem fuisse et
sanctum et cetera et cetera.
Gloriosissimi ac deo dilecti Regis
The Life by Aelred of Rievaulx, without the prologue. BHL.
2423.
Ends 3 : omnium corda commouit.
In translacione b. Regis Edwardi . . . . . . 15 7 b
Presidente Westmonasteriensi ecclesie ven. uiro abbate
Laurencio
Ends imperfect 157 b: per aliquot dies secrecius et districtius cum
fratribus sollicitam cepit super hoc habere deliberacionem
(end of a quire).
I have some suspicion, from the writing and condition of II,
that it is a fragment from Peterborough.
332. L. z. 10. Sir David Lindsay, 1556.
333. J. e. 6. Th. Campanella, xvi.
j L. z. 17
334. Epistolarium. - 4to. 52
I F. 3
Vellum, io| x 7, ff. 124, double columns of 23 lines. Cent, xii,
in a very beautiful, large, upright hand.
Calf binding, pr. u. \o>d.
Collation: i8-I48 154 | 168.