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CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS
[475-
Wharton omits the miracles, viz.
In cap. xix. Incident of a wooden bridge over the Lugg
carried away and the lost plank brought back by the bishop’s
orders.
Epileptic at Ledbury cured.
In cap. xxvii. A girl healed at the funeral.
In cap. xxix. A ‘contracted’ boy, son of a ‘homo mona-
corum ’ at ‘ Eganesham ’ abbey, healed.
In cap. xxxi. After the burial at Hereford a sick woman takes
a bundle of hay which had been under the body, uses it as a
pillow, and is healed.
Cures on the occasion of S. Ethelbert’s fair.
A knight, Oliuirus, expressed satisfaction that the bishop was
dead and buried and lost sight and speech : recovered even-
tually.
A canon regular ‘ de partibus transmarinis ’ with a withered
hand healed (imperfect in this MS.).
E. 0. 24
8vo. 44
476. Biblia.
Vellum, 7|x5|, ff. 1+352 + 2, double columns of 60 lines.
Cent, xiii, in a very good small hand.
Old leather binding with gold lines : has had two ties of green
silk.
Collation: 1 flyleaf, i12-2212 2316 2412-2912 (12 a fragment) 2 fly-
leaves.
At top of f. 1 is : ff (xv)
Prologues of Jerome. («) Frater, (Z>) Desiderii.
Gen.—2 Par. No Prayer of Manasses.
Ezr. Neem. (‘n Esdr.’)—Job.
Psalter, Gallican.
Prov.—Ecclus. Oratio Salomonis.
Isa.—Mai.
1, 2 Macc.
Interpretationes nominum. Aaz—Zuzim. Triple columns.
Evv. Paul. Epp. (Laod. follows Col.). Act. Cath. Epp. Apoc.
On the last page of text in margin (xvi) :
Jhon owen Mr Doctor (m)ouse his chambre and hugh (?)
Initials in red and blue.
There are a good many neat marginal notes of cent, xiii and
some scribbles of cent. xvi.
CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS
[475-
Wharton omits the miracles, viz.
In cap. xix. Incident of a wooden bridge over the Lugg
carried away and the lost plank brought back by the bishop’s
orders.
Epileptic at Ledbury cured.
In cap. xxvii. A girl healed at the funeral.
In cap. xxix. A ‘contracted’ boy, son of a ‘homo mona-
corum ’ at ‘ Eganesham ’ abbey, healed.
In cap. xxxi. After the burial at Hereford a sick woman takes
a bundle of hay which had been under the body, uses it as a
pillow, and is healed.
Cures on the occasion of S. Ethelbert’s fair.
A knight, Oliuirus, expressed satisfaction that the bishop was
dead and buried and lost sight and speech : recovered even-
tually.
A canon regular ‘ de partibus transmarinis ’ with a withered
hand healed (imperfect in this MS.).
E. 0. 24
8vo. 44
476. Biblia.
Vellum, 7|x5|, ff. 1+352 + 2, double columns of 60 lines.
Cent, xiii, in a very good small hand.
Old leather binding with gold lines : has had two ties of green
silk.
Collation: 1 flyleaf, i12-2212 2316 2412-2912 (12 a fragment) 2 fly-
leaves.
At top of f. 1 is : ff (xv)
Prologues of Jerome. («) Frater, (Z>) Desiderii.
Gen.—2 Par. No Prayer of Manasses.
Ezr. Neem. (‘n Esdr.’)—Job.
Psalter, Gallican.
Prov.—Ecclus. Oratio Salomonis.
Isa.—Mai.
1, 2 Macc.
Interpretationes nominum. Aaz—Zuzim. Triple columns.
Evv. Paul. Epp. (Laod. follows Col.). Act. Cath. Epp. Apoc.
On the last page of text in margin (xvi) :
Jhon owen Mr Doctor (m)ouse his chambre and hugh (?)
Initials in red and blue.
There are a good many neat marginal notes of cent, xiii and
some scribbles of cent. xvi.