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LAMBETH LIBRARY
595
Lib. V: de accusationibus etc. Under three gold arches: blue
ground. L. the Pope (as before) sits full face, holding before
him a small double cross (white). R. three tonsured men in
red, brown, green and scarlet. The two foremost hold docu-
ments with seals dependent.
431. Themata Excerpta. [ I K. i6 IV (G. 9. 2)
Prosper. Aesopus. | II (L. 9. 1) O. 7
Elucidarius (Lat. et I K. 15 V (J. 9. 17) part
Gall.) etc. [ III F. 14 K. 11
Vellum, 8f x 6j (see below), many volumes, of cent, xi-xiv.
Calf binding, pr. ij-. 8C.
List of contents by Sancroft.
Collation: I i8-48 | 510 614 74 86 98 io8 (wants 1) 118 ff. 89.
II 1210 1310 148 (wants 8) 1510 1610 178 ff. 55.
III 1812 194 ff. 16.
IV 208—228 (wants 7, 8) ff. 22.
V 23s 24s 258 (2 canc.) 2610 278~3O8 312 (2 a fragment)
ff. 61.
I from Lanthony. II from Ely? Ill from Lanthony.
I. f. itz is blank : on i b various notes of cent, xiii : inter alia :
a. Iste liber est fratris Walteri de Haya prioris lantonie
prime.
b. Nzvs,&s on the temperaments : Largus amans hilaris etc.
1. ff. 1-7 contain miscellaneous paragraphs on theological and
philosophical matters. Philosophus (Aristotle) Augustine
and Jerome are largely quoted.
At the top and bottom of most pages are moral verses in a large
hand xiii-xiv.
On i a are sentences from Plato, Hugo, Sydonius, Hippocrates.
On 6, 7 a Sermo de penis inferni. In ecc. 9: Non est opus nec
ratio etc. Non est ibi opus i. non facultas operandi. Ending
apparently imperfectly.
2. Augustinus de differentia spiritus et anime. 43 lines to page,
good xiii .......... f. 8
Quoniam dictum est mihi (xli. 779)
Ends in Cap. 33.
3. The same tract: 25 lines to a page : a larger hand ; marginal
notes by the hand which writes verses in art. 1 . . 16
On 17 b a note of a miracle in Ireland : a spring dried up when
a bad woman bathed in it.
382
LAMBETH LIBRARY
595
Lib. V: de accusationibus etc. Under three gold arches: blue
ground. L. the Pope (as before) sits full face, holding before
him a small double cross (white). R. three tonsured men in
red, brown, green and scarlet. The two foremost hold docu-
ments with seals dependent.
431. Themata Excerpta. [ I K. i6 IV (G. 9. 2)
Prosper. Aesopus. | II (L. 9. 1) O. 7
Elucidarius (Lat. et I K. 15 V (J. 9. 17) part
Gall.) etc. [ III F. 14 K. 11
Vellum, 8f x 6j (see below), many volumes, of cent, xi-xiv.
Calf binding, pr. ij-. 8C.
List of contents by Sancroft.
Collation: I i8-48 | 510 614 74 86 98 io8 (wants 1) 118 ff. 89.
II 1210 1310 148 (wants 8) 1510 1610 178 ff. 55.
III 1812 194 ff. 16.
IV 208—228 (wants 7, 8) ff. 22.
V 23s 24s 258 (2 canc.) 2610 278~3O8 312 (2 a fragment)
ff. 61.
I from Lanthony. II from Ely? Ill from Lanthony.
I. f. itz is blank : on i b various notes of cent, xiii : inter alia :
a. Iste liber est fratris Walteri de Haya prioris lantonie
prime.
b. Nzvs,&s on the temperaments : Largus amans hilaris etc.
1. ff. 1-7 contain miscellaneous paragraphs on theological and
philosophical matters. Philosophus (Aristotle) Augustine
and Jerome are largely quoted.
At the top and bottom of most pages are moral verses in a large
hand xiii-xiv.
On i a are sentences from Plato, Hugo, Sydonius, Hippocrates.
On 6, 7 a Sermo de penis inferni. In ecc. 9: Non est opus nec
ratio etc. Non est ibi opus i. non facultas operandi. Ending
apparently imperfectly.
2. Augustinus de differentia spiritus et anime. 43 lines to page,
good xiii .......... f. 8
Quoniam dictum est mihi (xli. 779)
Ends in Cap. 33.
3. The same tract: 25 lines to a page : a larger hand ; marginal
notes by the hand which writes verses in art. 1 . . 16
On 17 b a note of a miracle in Ireland : a spring dried up when
a bad woman bathed in it.
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