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CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS
[559-
Comynge thi time of gret mercie
When God sent dovn his sone fro a hye
Of a mayden he wold be born
To sane mankinde that was for lorne.
(Largely from Bonaventura).
f. 133 is a blank supply of a lost leaf.
Ends 134 : Write in myn harte thi spechis swete
When iudas the traytour gan the mete
And jet thou callid hym thi frend
God send vs cherite wl outin ende. Amen.
On 134a: are 12 lines of a meditation on the Passion: Ihesu
that hast me dere bought (C. Brown, 1082).
Stabat mater (written Salue mater) ..... 134^
D. I. C.... qui septem uerba ....... 136 b
Psalterium S. Bernardi (seven verses) . . . . . 139
This is a gracious orison of grete vertu the whiche hat criste
maked him silfe . . . . . . . . . 140
(Long English preface.)
Domine deus omnipotens pater et f. et sp. s. da michi • N •
famulo tuo victoriam
Psalms. Deus in nomine. De profundis. Deus misereatur.
Miserere mei. Uoce mea.
Libera me d. I. C. Tetragramaton ...... 148 b
Stella celi extirpauit 149 b, Christe qui lux es 150.
Cultor dei memento te fontis et lauacri rorem subisse sancti . 150 b
O intemerata 151 b.
Here folwyn the xv oois the whiche be good dayli for to say in
the onovre of the passion of oure lord I. C. . . . 154
Gracias tibi ago d. I. C. quod passionem tuam inchoasti. . 165
On St Nectan’s martyrdom and carrying of his head see Will.
Worcester, Itin. p. 131, Diet, of Brit. SS. Baring-Gould and Fisher,
IV. I.
560. Horae etc.
N. Q. 8
8vo. 8
Vellum, 44 x 3|, ff. 6 + 133, 21-22 lines to page. Cent, xv, not
early, clearly written, in two or three hands.
Old stamped leather over boards: metal corners, clasps gone.
Panels of ornament consisting mainly of medallions of birds
and beasts.
Down the middle of the second cover is an inscription
IACOB • ILLVMINATOR • ME FECIT.
Contents by Sancroft.
CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS
[559-
Comynge thi time of gret mercie
When God sent dovn his sone fro a hye
Of a mayden he wold be born
To sane mankinde that was for lorne.
(Largely from Bonaventura).
f. 133 is a blank supply of a lost leaf.
Ends 134 : Write in myn harte thi spechis swete
When iudas the traytour gan the mete
And jet thou callid hym thi frend
God send vs cherite wl outin ende. Amen.
On 134a: are 12 lines of a meditation on the Passion: Ihesu
that hast me dere bought (C. Brown, 1082).
Stabat mater (written Salue mater) ..... 134^
D. I. C.... qui septem uerba ....... 136 b
Psalterium S. Bernardi (seven verses) . . . . . 139
This is a gracious orison of grete vertu the whiche hat criste
maked him silfe . . . . . . . . . 140
(Long English preface.)
Domine deus omnipotens pater et f. et sp. s. da michi • N •
famulo tuo victoriam
Psalms. Deus in nomine. De profundis. Deus misereatur.
Miserere mei. Uoce mea.
Libera me d. I. C. Tetragramaton ...... 148 b
Stella celi extirpauit 149 b, Christe qui lux es 150.
Cultor dei memento te fontis et lauacri rorem subisse sancti . 150 b
O intemerata 151 b.
Here folwyn the xv oois the whiche be good dayli for to say in
the onovre of the passion of oure lord I. C. . . . 154
Gracias tibi ago d. I. C. quod passionem tuam inchoasti. . 165
On St Nectan’s martyrdom and carrying of his head see Will.
Worcester, Itin. p. 131, Diet, of Brit. SS. Baring-Gould and Fisher,
IV. I.
560. Horae etc.
N. Q. 8
8vo. 8
Vellum, 44 x 3|, ff. 6 + 133, 21-22 lines to page. Cent, xv, not
early, clearly written, in two or three hands.
Old stamped leather over boards: metal corners, clasps gone.
Panels of ornament consisting mainly of medallions of birds
and beasts.
Down the middle of the second cover is an inscription
IACOB • ILLVMINATOR • ME FECIT.
Contents by Sancroft.