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510 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS
The Chronicle of 35 continued from 42b. Names of kings in
inner margin as before.
Hille primus rex anglorum (large) Domin. incarn. anno cccc.
xxi° brittanni non ualentes amplius etc.
The first hand goes down to 52a (in Henry II): a second
finishes the page. A third begins Richard I, of whom the
first account ends
Johannem fratrem suum reliquid heredem.
Rubric. Item de eodem plenius. Then follows an account
(Rad. de Coggeshall abridged, at first) Anno ab incarn. dni
m° c° xc° Ric.1 rex angl. et Ph. rex gallie lerusalem profecti
estate iter agressi sunt etc. ......
end of 55«: perunctus ut dictum est uitam terminauit.
Of John there are two accounts. The first ends: et comitatus
Oii omnia hec ingra capta sunt a rege Gall, (unfinished)
Below is a note in another hand: Nomen et summa tributi
annui tempore guerre...eccl. Rornane concessi etc.
—summa tributi per annum m. marce.
The second account begins: Mortuo itaque Rege Ricardo, and
ends : cum regnasset annis xvii et mensibus quinque .
Continues with Henry III, ending unfinished: transfretauit in
Franciam.
Another hand. Hec sunt nomina Baronum qui electi sunt ad
obseruand. omnia que cont. in carta Regis sec. demandam
Baronum .........
Comes de clara cum septem viginti militibus
—summa militum M. C. IHIXX et IIJ
In the lower margin in a later hand: Summa decime tocius
Anglie et Wallie
10. (Carta Reg. Johannis de libertatibus angliae) ....
Datum per manum nostram in prato quod vocaturRunemede etc.
Verses. De bono conuiuio, and Hec sunt uitanda in bono
conuiuio. 4 lines . ......
11. Account of Richard I and the Crusade
M° c° xci. Rex Ricardus et rex philippus iter ierosolimitanum
in estate arripuerunt
ending 72 b, with Richard’s death and character, ita elemosina
extinguit peccatum (the Preface of Martinus Polonus inter-
venes)
From R. de Coggeshall. Hardy, Materials, n, Nos. 675 and
693 ; Stubbs, Memorials of Richard I, p. xxxv n.
It extends (with omissions of irrelevant matter) from p. 29 of
the Rolls ed. to 66. Then follows Richard’s letter to the Bp.
of Ely (p. 84) and then his death (pp. 94-98).
[371
53
56
56^
57 b
58 b (59)
59 (60)
1 See Stubbs, Memorials of Richard I, I. xxxv.
The Chronicle of 35 continued from 42b. Names of kings in
inner margin as before.
Hille primus rex anglorum (large) Domin. incarn. anno cccc.
xxi° brittanni non ualentes amplius etc.
The first hand goes down to 52a (in Henry II): a second
finishes the page. A third begins Richard I, of whom the
first account ends
Johannem fratrem suum reliquid heredem.
Rubric. Item de eodem plenius. Then follows an account
(Rad. de Coggeshall abridged, at first) Anno ab incarn. dni
m° c° xc° Ric.1 rex angl. et Ph. rex gallie lerusalem profecti
estate iter agressi sunt etc. ......
end of 55«: perunctus ut dictum est uitam terminauit.
Of John there are two accounts. The first ends: et comitatus
Oii omnia hec ingra capta sunt a rege Gall, (unfinished)
Below is a note in another hand: Nomen et summa tributi
annui tempore guerre...eccl. Rornane concessi etc.
—summa tributi per annum m. marce.
The second account begins: Mortuo itaque Rege Ricardo, and
ends : cum regnasset annis xvii et mensibus quinque .
Continues with Henry III, ending unfinished: transfretauit in
Franciam.
Another hand. Hec sunt nomina Baronum qui electi sunt ad
obseruand. omnia que cont. in carta Regis sec. demandam
Baronum .........
Comes de clara cum septem viginti militibus
—summa militum M. C. IHIXX et IIJ
In the lower margin in a later hand: Summa decime tocius
Anglie et Wallie
10. (Carta Reg. Johannis de libertatibus angliae) ....
Datum per manum nostram in prato quod vocaturRunemede etc.
Verses. De bono conuiuio, and Hec sunt uitanda in bono
conuiuio. 4 lines . ......
11. Account of Richard I and the Crusade
M° c° xci. Rex Ricardus et rex philippus iter ierosolimitanum
in estate arripuerunt
ending 72 b, with Richard’s death and character, ita elemosina
extinguit peccatum (the Preface of Martinus Polonus inter-
venes)
From R. de Coggeshall. Hardy, Materials, n, Nos. 675 and
693 ; Stubbs, Memorials of Richard I, p. xxxv n.
It extends (with omissions of irrelevant matter) from p. 29 of
the Rolls ed. to 66. Then follows Richard’s letter to the Bp.
of Ely (p. 84) and then his death (pp. 94-98).
[371
53
56
56^
57 b
58 b (59)
59 (60)
1 See Stubbs, Memorials of Richard I, I. xxxv.