A descriptive catalogue of the manuscripts other than Oriental in the library of King's College, Cambridge / by Montague Rhodes James.

  • King's College (University of Cambridge). Library
Date:
1895
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Credit: A descriptive catalogue of the manuscripts other than Oriental in the library of King's College, Cambridge / by Montague Rhodes James. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Section. Lines. 56 50 Zut come ihc tej^e tyme. 57 After J?at swete ihc. 58 78 At vndern at wit sondai. Ends: And he apostles suhhe afterwards and mani martir also. As it seih in here lines -t- who so comeh herto. Now ihu for he swete crois hat hou wert in ydo. Bring to he blisse of heuene h* hou vs bou3test to. Amen. 59 Judas was a luher brid. 60 Pilatus was a luher man. 61 Seint marie Egipciak. 62 Seint alphe he martir. 63 Seint George he holi man. 64 Seint Dunston was in Engelonde. 65 Seint Aldelme he confessour. 66 Seint austyn hat brougte. [Imperfect at end : four lines lost.] The Lives of Judas, Pilate and S. Dunstan were printed for the Philological Society, under the editorship of Dr F. J. Furnivall, in 1862. H ERALDic Collections. Paper, ii^ x 8, ff. 232. Cent, xvi (1575). Contents : I. Blank paper: a quire of six leaves (i attached to the marbled paper) .......... ff. 1-6 ■2. Memoranda (1-5 gone, 10 blank) ....... 7-16 3. The armes & discents of all the Dukes, Marqueses, Fries, Viscounts and Lordes, that haue bin created in England, since the tyme of King William Conqueror, to say, from the yeare of our Lord 1066: vntill this Present yeare, 1575. Collation: a^ b^ c® d'^ e^ P h^ i®-m^ n® (6 blank): 53 leaves containing Dukes Marquesses & Earls . . . {i a blank) p®-r^ s® (2 gone) t® u^ x** y*’ (8, 6, 9 blank, ii, 12 gone): 64 leaves containing Viscounts and Lords, with some memoranda at the end. In quarto .... 7o-t33 The arms ai'e arranged four on a page, and are for the most part neatly blazoned, though towards the end of the series some are unfinished. 4. Memoranda. aa^ (4-6 gone): in folio ........ 134-139 Blank paper, as no. i. A quire of four leaves in folio ...... . 140-143 5*