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425] LAMBETH LIBRARY 585
Lib. 11. 164, ending: student doctrine. Expl. lib. secundus
prissiani de constructionibus. 186 b blank.
6. Aelius Donatus de Barbarismo . . . . . . 187
Barbarismus est una pars
—uexit ad urbes.
7. Priscianus de Accentibus . . . . . . . 193
Litera est nota elementi
—ut pape euax. amen.
200 b originally blank.
III. Double columns of 62 lines: very small close hand.
8. A grammatical tract . . . . . . . . 201
Sicut in moribus sunt tria s. quoddam simpliciter bonum
—respondentes speciebus borum. In principio medio et fine
9. Col. 2 of 206 has the beginning of a note in a hand of cent, xiv
to explain the tables which follow.
206 b, 207 a are ruled for a kalendar table, unfinished.
207 b, 208 are covered with scribbles, among which the name
Willelmus totewise occurs several times. Also Will, de
bonpes and Will, de noua burga.
A piece is cut out of the middle of 208.
424. De Soto in Joannem. J. 0. 21
425. Cicero.
Horace.
Palladius.
((I)K. 16 (IV) (J. 0. 4)
j (II, III) C. 0. 6 4to. 86
4to. 179 V. 6
1 V. 13
Vellum and paper, 8| x 6, ff. 219, four portions: I 36 lines,
cent, xii-xiii, small hand ; II 30 lines, xii late?; Ill paper, 25 lines,
xv, foreign ; IV 24 lines, xii, fine hand.
Calf binding, pr. il 8rf.
Contents by Sancroft.
Collation : i8 28 36 (wants 6) || 44 I gap | 56 6 (three : first half of
quire) y8—118 (wants 7) || 1210—1510 166 (4-6 out) || i78-228 (+slip)
238-278 2812 292 (2 a fragment): edge of flyleaf.
Vol. I may be 356 in the Lanthony Catalogue: Tullius de
senect. et de amic. in uno quaterno. II has been in Ireland (where
Lanthony had possessions). Ill is of foreign origin. IV belonged to
Aug. ‘ Seneschallus,’ i.e. Styward or Stewarde, who was of Norwich
and related to Rob. Steward, last Prior of Ely.
Lib. 11. 164, ending: student doctrine. Expl. lib. secundus
prissiani de constructionibus. 186 b blank.
6. Aelius Donatus de Barbarismo . . . . . . 187
Barbarismus est una pars
—uexit ad urbes.
7. Priscianus de Accentibus . . . . . . . 193
Litera est nota elementi
—ut pape euax. amen.
200 b originally blank.
III. Double columns of 62 lines: very small close hand.
8. A grammatical tract . . . . . . . . 201
Sicut in moribus sunt tria s. quoddam simpliciter bonum
—respondentes speciebus borum. In principio medio et fine
9. Col. 2 of 206 has the beginning of a note in a hand of cent, xiv
to explain the tables which follow.
206 b, 207 a are ruled for a kalendar table, unfinished.
207 b, 208 are covered with scribbles, among which the name
Willelmus totewise occurs several times. Also Will, de
bonpes and Will, de noua burga.
A piece is cut out of the middle of 208.
424. De Soto in Joannem. J. 0. 21
425. Cicero.
Horace.
Palladius.
((I)K. 16 (IV) (J. 0. 4)
j (II, III) C. 0. 6 4to. 86
4to. 179 V. 6
1 V. 13
Vellum and paper, 8| x 6, ff. 219, four portions: I 36 lines,
cent, xii-xiii, small hand ; II 30 lines, xii late?; Ill paper, 25 lines,
xv, foreign ; IV 24 lines, xii, fine hand.
Calf binding, pr. il 8rf.
Contents by Sancroft.
Collation : i8 28 36 (wants 6) || 44 I gap | 56 6 (three : first half of
quire) y8—118 (wants 7) || 1210—1510 166 (4-6 out) || i78-228 (+slip)
238-278 2812 292 (2 a fragment): edge of flyleaf.
Vol. I may be 356 in the Lanthony Catalogue: Tullius de
senect. et de amic. in uno quaterno. II has been in Ireland (where
Lanthony had possessions). Ill is of foreign origin. IV belonged to
Aug. ‘ Seneschallus,’ i.e. Styward or Stewarde, who was of Norwich
and related to Rob. Steward, last Prior of Ely.