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Corrigenda and Addenda

to Ker's Pastedowns

compiled primarily from the notes of N. R. Ker

by the Editors

Introductory Note.[1]

When Pastedowns was first published in 1954, one reviewer commented that Neil Ker had 'broadened the scope of palaeography to an extent that would have astonished the nineteenth century.'[2] It remains an indispensible work, highly deserving of republication. Ker's discussion of Oxford binding has, of course, been developed and revised by David Pearson and this reprint is intended as a companion volume to his work.[3]Pearson himself provided a supplement listing further bindings and their pastedowns; the following corrigenda are intended to complement that supplement by focussing on the pastedowns listed in the text reprinted above. These notes provide additional or corrected information about those fragments, as well as directing readers to some of the recent bibliography concerning them.

David Pearson's supplement was indebted to Neil Ker's own post-publication notes, which are now deposited in the Bodleian, and those notes, reflecting Ker's continuing work on the manuscript pastedowns, are the single most important source for what follows. Pearson succinctly described the nature of Ker's notes, as well as himself giving brief corrigenda.[4] In compiling the corrigenda, the editors have not only made extensive use of Ker's own material but also of that in Richard Hunt's copy of Pastedowns (also deposited in the Bodleian), as well as the shelf copy in the Bodleian, which has annotations in several hands. These have further been supplemented by the editors' own investigations and compilation of recent bibliography - though these investigations have been far from exhaustive. The editors' necessarily limited efforts has unearthed few fresh discoveries; an exception is the revelation that one set of fragments come from a previously unnoticed dated manuscript.[5]

It is important to explain the self-imposed limits of what follow. There are two principal exclusions. First, both Ker's and Hunt's notes record many changes of pressmark; several Oxford colleges have reorganised their rare books since 1954, but it has been judged a labour inappropriate for these brief corrigenda to attempt any listing of these changes - as David Pearson has commented, 'the bibliographical details given by Ker should always be sufficient to allow books to be traced.'[6] The second exclusion is partly a consequence of the first: while some readers may find the multiple indices to Pastedowns both cumbersome and inadequate, there has been no attempt to replace them. In particular, Ker's Index

of Present Owners of Bindings [pp. 254 - 259 above] remains, without any attempt at a more detailed index by pressmark.

These corrigenda follow and augment Pearson's listing by including information on changes of location for both the printed books and guardbooks of fragments. In particular, two important guardbooks of fragments, which were in private hands when Ker was researching Pastedowns, have since been obtained by the Bodleian.[7] For the convenience of the user, the Bodleian shelfmark is given below for every relevant entry. Also included are Ker's notes to his appendix of Oxford bindings without manuscript pastedowns [pp. 188 - 202 above]; these are, obviously, not to the main purpose of providing extra information about fragments themselves, but as Ker's notes regularly identify owners of the printed books, who often also owned books with pastedowns (and, indeed, manuscripts as well - though that is beyond the scope of this discussion), they are printed here for the sake of fullness.

The corrigenda are followed by two indices. The first is a brief index of manuscripts, directing the reader to new or changed identifications; the second, meanwhile, gathers together the names of early owners of the printed books and provides, where necessary, short biographical information.

To read Ker's Pastedowns half a century later is to appreciate how much it has inspired more recent research on manuscript fragments - and how much remains to be investigated.[8] The fragments listed here may rarely be of significance in establishing the text of a work, but they are very often telling evidence for the circulation of a text; some recent scholarship has also demonstrated how they can be used to inform the history of libraries. Moreover, some recent manuscript catalogues have established the practice of providing details of the pastedowns that survive in a collection's printed books. It is to be hoped that the republication of Ker's volume inspires further study of these valuable, tantalising shards of evidence. It is the intention of the Society to update these corrigenda at intervals in an on-line version, and readers are invited to submit any new information they may have by visiting the Society's website (see below).

David Rundle

Scott Mandelbrote

[1] It is a pleasure for the editors to acknowledge the generous assistance they have received in compiling the following corrigenda from Bruce Barker-Benfield, Alan Coates, Christopher de Hamel and Andrew Watson.

[2] N. Denholm-Young in Medium Ævum, xxv (1956), pp. 106 - 7. Other reviews include C. E. Wright's in The Library, 5th ser., x (1955), pp. 212 - 4; the brief notice by B. van Regemorter in Scriptorium, x (1956), pp. 141 - 142; and Times Literary Supplement, 30 July 1954.

[3] D. Pearson, Oxford Bookbinding 1500 - 1640 [Oxford Bibliographical Society, 3rd series, iii] (Oxford, 2000).

[4] Pearson, Oxford Bookbinding, pp. 143 - 4.

[5] See note on no. 632 below.

[6] Pearson, Oxford Bookbinding, p. 143. Colleges that have changed their pressmarks include All Souls, Merton, and New College. It is also the case that sometimes pressmarks are omitted from Ker's listings, an example being Gloucester Cathedral: for the relevant shelfmarks, and for the revised shelfmarks of other books, see appendix C in S. M. Eward, A Catalogue of Gloucester Cathedral Library (Gloucester, 1972),pp. 246 - 8.

[7] The guardbooks are that of E. M. Dring, whose provenance is discussed above at p. xvi, and which is now Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. misc. b. 18 [Pearson's reading of 19 is a lapsus calami, recording an obsolete shelfmark], and the 'Lanhydrock guardbook', mentioned above at p. xvi (n. 1), which is now Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. misc. b. 17.

[8] For a Europe-wide survey of the state of such studies, see R. Watson, 'Medieval Manuscript Fragments', Archives, xiii (1973), pp. 61 - 73; for a comment on the recent historiography of fragment-studies, see M. McC. Gatch, 'Fragmenta Manuscripta and Varia at Missouri and Cambridge', TCBS, ix (1990), pp. 434 - 475.

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Conventions.

The layout of these entries follows, as far as possible, that of the listings in Pastedowns, following the conventions set out at pp. xviii - xix above. When information is derived from Ker's notes, or from Richard Hunt's, or when it has been previously printed by David Pearson, this is marked by following the relevant details with the appropriate scholar's initials placed in square brackets. For ease of use, cross-references are included to relevant items in Pearson's supplement; these are cited by number, introduced by the letter S. Addenda are listed by the individual number provided in Pastedowns; however, when three or more consecutive entries invite exactly the same comment, they are grouped together in one note. One further convention is that bibliographical references are sometimes introduced by 'see ...': this is to signify that those references give additional information about the particular fragment. It should be noted that these references are not intended to be exhaustive but to direct the reader to the fullest or most recent discussions. However, even in their concise form, they give

some sense of the significant impact Neil Ker's work has had on manuscript studies in the late twentieth century, and into the new millennium.

Abbreviations.

AL G. Lacombe et al., Aristoteles Latinus. Pars Posterior (Cambridge, 1955).

AO J. Foster, Alumni Oxonienses: the members of the University of Oxford, 1500 - 1714, 4 vols (Oxford, 1891 - 92).

BRUO 1501 - 1540 A. B. Emden, A Biographical Register of the University of Oxford, A.D. 1501 to 1540(Oxford, 1974).

Codices Boethiani Codices Boethiani. A Conspectus of Manuscripts of the Works of Boethius, i, ed. M. Gibson & L. Smith [Warburg Institute Surveys and Texts, xxv] (London, 1995).

Codices ... Thomae de Aquino

H. F. Dondaine & H. V. Shooner, Codices Manuscripti Operum Thomae de Aquino (in progress; 3 vols) (Rome, 1967 - ).

de Hamel, 'Dispersal' C. de Hamel, 'The Dispersal of the Library of Christ Church, Canterbury, from the fourteenth to the sixteenth century' in J. P. Carley & C. G. C. Tite ed., Books and Collectors 1200 - 1700: essays presented to Andrew Watson (London, 1997), pp. 263 - 279.

de Hamel, 'Phillipps Fragments'

C. de Hamel, 'Phillipps Fragments in Tokyo' in R. A. Linenthal & T. Matsuda ed., The Medieval Book and a Modern Collector (forthcoming).

Eward, Gloucester S. M. Eward, A Catalogue of Gloucester Cathedral Library (Gloucester, 1972) [description of manuscripts provided by NRK].

Gameson,Manuscripts of Early Norman England

R. Gameson, The Manuscripts of Early Norman England (c. 1066 - 1130) (Oxford, 1999).

Ker, 'Oxford College Libraries'

N. R. Ker, 'Oxford College Libraries in the Sixteenth Century' in id., Books, Collectors and Libraries, ed. A. G. Watson (London,

1985), pp. 379 - 436.

Ker, 'The Provision of Books'

N. R. Ker, 'The Provision of Books' in J. McConica ed., The Collegiate University[History of the University of Oxford, iii] (Oxford, 1986), pp. 441 - 519.

Mann, 'Petrarch' N. Mann, 'Petrarch manuscripts in the British Isles',Italia Medioevale e Umanistica, xviii (1975), pp. 139 - 527.

MLGB N. R. Ker ed., Medieval Libraries of Great Britain: a list of surviving books (2nd ed) (London, 1964).

MLGB Supp. A. G. Watson ed., Medieval Libraries of Great Britain ... Supplement to the Second Edition(London, 1987).

MMBL N. R. Ker, Medieval Manuscripts in British Libraries (5 vols) (Oxford, 1969 - 2002).

MSS at Oxford A. C. de la Mare & B. Barker-Benfield ed.,Manuscripts at Oxford: an exhibition in memory of Richard William Hunt (Oxford, 1980).

Parkes, 'The Provision of Books'

M. B. Parkes, 'The Provision of Books' in J. I. Catto & R. Evans ed., Late Medieval Oxford[History of the University of Oxford, ii] (Oxford, 1992), pp. 407 - 483.

Watson, All Souls A Descriptive Catalogue of the Medieval Manuscripts of All Souls College Oxford(Oxford, 1997).

Watson, Exeter A Descriptive Catalogue of the Medieval Manuscript of Exeter College, Oxford (Oxford, 2000).

1. 3 fr. (not 2 fo.). Now MS. 330, no. 24 - 26. See Watson, All Souls, p. 227 (cf. App. I. (Ai) 2).

2. See Watson, All Souls, p. 245.

3. 2 fo. and 2 fr. (not 5). Now MS. 330, no. 21 - 23. See Watson, All Souls, p. 227.

4. Now MS. 330, no. 20. See Watson, All Souls, p. 227; discussed by de Hamel, 'Dispersal', p. 268.

9. AL, no. 1967.

16. See MMBL, iii, pp. 655 - 6. The Helmingham Hall manuscript is now Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. th. d. 36.

17. Now MS. 267, fol. 7 [AL, no. 1978] & MS. 269, fol. 13 [AL, no. 1980]. The ownership note reads: 'Liber dompni Thome Patmer emptus iiijs viiid' [NRK].

49. Dictionary of canon law (letters C - D). Overall written space: 266 x 165mm. The printed book belonged to William Latimer.

54. Horæ. 18 long lines. Cf. no. 57a [DP]. The printed book includes an ownership note: '[Io] Smitheus collegii regii socius comparavit' [NRK].

55. Decretum Gratiani (D. LXXXI. 31 - LXXXIV. intr.). Cf. no. 144 [NRK].

58a. The fragment seems to be missing [NRK].

69. Decretum Gratiani (C. I. i. 98 - 100, 117 - 130) [NRK]. The text of MS. 495, no. 10 is C. XVI. vii. 15 - 30 [NRK].

71. See Watson, Exeter, p. 129.

82. The printed book was given by Charles Booth, Bishop of Hereford, d. 1535 [NRK].

84. The printed book includes an ownership note: 'Liber Ioannis Ramsey Canonici de Merton prope Londinum' [NRK]; it was bought by him on 8 January 1528 [BRUO 1501 - 1540, p. 473].

90. The printed book belonged to George Greswold [NRK].

91. See Watson, All Souls, pp. 246 - 7.

93. Decretum Gratiani (C. XXX. i, 3 - iv, 1) [NRK].

102. See Watson, Exeter, pp. 129 - 130.

124a. AL, no. 1938.

130. The printed book has ownership note: 'Liber Roberti Huicci' [NRK].

130a. Profatius Judaeus, Canons on the new quadrant (c. 16). Now Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. misc. b. 17, no. 76.

130b. Now Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. misc. b. 17, no. 77.

132. The printed book has ownership note: 'Liber Iohannis Listeri precium viii s' [NRK].

133. Further fragments of this manuscript are S, no. 133a.1.

133a. Now deposited in Nottingham University Library [DP].

137. Now in Birmingham University Library [DP].

144. Decretum Gratiani (C. XV. i, 1 - 3). Probably from the same manuscript as no. 55 [NRK].

148. See Codices ... Thomae de Aquino, no. 2109b. Overall written space: 230 x 150mm.

150. See Codices ... Thomae de Aquino, no. 2109b. The printed book was given by John Claymond [NRK].

158. The printed book belonged to Robert Parkhouse, fellow of Magdalen, 1520 - 1534 [RWH].

165. Aristoteles, Topica (VIII.5 - 8): AL, no. 1955.

167. AL, no. 1981.

168. AL, no. 1983.

171. The printed book includes the ownership note: 'Liber Richardi Rede et amicorum eius' [NRK]; it was among the books bequeathed by Rede to New College in 1575 [BRUO 1501 - 1540, p. 736, no. xiv].

174. Two leaves are pastedowns in Oxford: Queen's College, 60. d. 8, J. Damascenus etc. (Paris, 1519), now rebound [NRK].

181. The printed book belonged to Christopher Holdsworth in 1533; it is now deposited in the County Library, Shrewsbury [Ker, 'The Provision of Books', p. 469].

182. The printed book is now deposited in the County Library, Shrewsbury [DP].

183. A further folio from the same manuscript is S, no. 195.1.

187a. See R. M. Thomson, Catalogue of the Manuscripts of Lincoln Cathedral Chapter Library (Cambridge, 1989), pp. 206 - 7.

190. Cf. 173 and Add. 3 [NRK].

191. Width of written space: 105mm. The printed book has at front flyleaf the inscription 'this boke is myne Edmunde knyvet.'

200. AL, no. 1963. A leaf, from Aristoteles, Physica (VIII.8), is London: collection of Dr Brian Lawn, MS. 18, no. 1 [Catalogus Bibliothecae Lawnianae. Western and Oriental Manuscripts (sl [privately printed], 1994), p. 33].

209. AL, no. 1972.

213. The manuscript perhaps belonged to the Oxford Franciscans [Parkes, 'The Provision of Books', p. 437].

215. The Dring fragment is now Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. misc. b. 18, no. A.66.

222. AL, no. 1979.

225. The Dring fragments are now Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. misc. b. 18, no. B.27 - 32, including Petrus Blesensis, Epistolæ (lxvi [B.29] & xlvii [B.30]), as well as Ps.-Bonaventura, Meditatio vitae Christi (c. xi & xii [B.32]). Further folios from this manuscript are S, no. 289.1.

226. The Dring leaves are now Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. misc. b. 18, no. B.56 - 57 (overall written space: 265 x 150mm; early marginalia), supplying Hieronymus, in Isaiam (XVII c.lxi - lxiii & XVIII c.lxv - lxvi). Further folios from this manuscript are S, no. 284.3.

233. AL, no. 1977 & 1978, fol. 47.

242. See Codices ... Thomae de Aquino, no. 2127.

244. AL, no. 1978, fol. 25 - 26.

246. Cf. S, no. 278.2.

251. Theology (from books 12, 14 'de ymaginibus', 15) [NRK].

254. The four leaves in MS. 360, fol. 44 - 5, 55 - 6 were previously bound in vol. 2 of Fulgosius (W. 9. 6), which has the same type of binding as our no. 262 [NRK].

257. The pastedowns of New College A. 32. 1 are presumably now Oxford: New College, MS. 360, fol. 32, 33 [NRK].

270. AL, no. 2001.

271. Marcus glo. (XI.24 - XII.10 & XII.10 - 28). Now Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. misc. b. 18, no. A.62 - 3.

273. Cf. no. 428 [NRK].

276. Hieronimus, Epistolæ [DP]; see MLGB, p. 31 and de Hamel, 'Dispersal', p. 268. For fragments from another Christ Church manuscript, which passed to Canterbury College, Oxford, see S, no. 586. 2, with Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. misc. b. 18, no. B.47 - 9 probably from the same manuscript: see MLGB Supp., pp. 11 & 53 and de Hamel, 'Disperal', p. 268 (esp. n. 33; further fragments of other manuscripts from Christ Church and Canterbury College discussed at pp. 268 - 9).

278. Aristoteles, Physica (?) novae translationis: AL, no. 1940.

279. Discussed by de Hamel, 'Dispersal', p. 268.

285a. Further fragments of this manuscript are S, nos 284.2, 290.1 & 292.1, while another one is London: BL, MS. Harl. 5977, no. 59 [NRK].

286a. AL, no. 1952.

289. The printed book belonged to Elynor Fetyplace (s. xvi1) [NRK].

293b. AL, no. 2006.

300. Pastedowns now missing. The printed book is now Oxford: Bodleian, Vet. E1. e.158 [DP].

301 - 307. See Watson, All Souls, p. 247.

308. Now MS. 330, no. 61; see Watson, All Souls, p. 230.

311. Now MS. 330, no. 46 & 47; see Codices ... Thomae de Aquino, no. 2072a and Watson, All Souls, p. 228.

312. Now MS. 330, no. 57 & 58; see Watson, All Souls, p. 229.

313. Now MS. 330, no. 48 & 49; see Codices ... Thomae de Aquino, no. 2072a and Watson, All Souls, p. 228.

319. Now MS. 330, no. 37 & 38; see Codices ... Thomae de Aquino, no. 2071 and Watson, All Souls, p. 228.

321. Now MS. 330, no. 27 & 28; see Codices ... Thomae de Aquino, no. 2069 & Watson, All Souls, p. 227.

322. Now MS. 330, no. 44 & 45; see Codices ... Thomae de Aquino, no. 2072 and Watson, All Souls, p. 228. A further leaf of this manuscript (d. 47) was owned, in 1965, by Mr. R. P. N. Inman, Romiley House, Oakworth, Keighley, Yorkshire [NRK]; see also our no. 412.

323. Now MS. 330, no. 39 & 40; see Codices ... Thomae de Aquino, no. 2071 and Watson, All Souls, p. 228.

329. Now MS. 330, no. 50 - 53; see Codices ... Thomae de Aquino, no. 2072a and Watson, All Souls, p. 229.

330. Now MS. 330, no. 41 - 43; see Codices ... Thomae de Aquino, no. 2072 and Watson, All Souls, p. 228.

343. AL, no. 1965.

351. AL, no. 1966.

355. Decretum Gratiani (De Pen. D. III. 32 - 34; C. XXXVI. i, 7 - 11). No. 401 is from the same manuscript [NRK].

361. Decretum Gratiani (C. XVIII. ii, 25 - XX. i. 7) [NRK].

364. Not one but two leaves (MS. 486, no. 3 & 45) [NRK]. Two other leaves are Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. liturg. a. 6, fol. 91 - 92 [DP].

366. The printed book belonged to 'Gr: Lloid' in 1566 [NRK].

372. AL, no. 1976.

373. This fragment and our no. 398 listed by L. E. Boyle, 'The Summa Summarum and some other English works of canon law' in S. Kuttner & J. J. Ryan ed., Proceedings of the Second International Congress of Medieval Canon Law (Vatican City, 1965), i, pp. 415 - 456 at pp. 453 - 4 [reprinted in Boyle, Pastoral Care, Clerical Education and Canon Law, 1200 - 1400 (London, 1981)]. Cf. S, no. 1439.1 and Wrappers, Christ Church, W15.

376. The printed book belonged to John Jewel [Ker, 'The Provision of Books', p. 470].

377. Decretum Gratiani (D. LXXXIV. 3 - LXXXVI. 24). The printed books belonged to John Jewel [NRK].

379. Delete 'probably' [NRK].

385. Further fragments from the same manuscript are Oslo & London: Schøyen Collection, MS. 79 and Tokyo: Collection of Prof. Takamiya, MS. 45, no. 2; the former is discussed by J. Griffiths, 'Manuscripts in the Schøyen Collection copied or owned in the British Isles before 1700', English Manuscript Studies, v (1995), pp. 36 - 42 at p. 38, the latter by de Hamel, 'Phillipps Fragments.' See also Gameson, Manuscripts of Early Norman England, no. 789.

387. The Dring leaves are now Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. misc. b. 18, no. B.39 - 40 (consecutive leaves, lacking top 2 lines, and providing Revelationes S. Brigittae, I. 34 - 38).

390. Hieronimus in Prophetas Minores (Micah. 4) [DP].

401. Decretum Gratiani (C. XVI. i, 12 - 39). From same manuscript as no. 355 [NRK].

403. The Dring fragments are now Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. misc. b. 18, no. B.44 - 46. S, Wrappers at Christ Church W9 is from the same manuscript [DP]. See also Analecta Bollondiana, lxxii (1955), p. 530.

406. Further fragments from the same manuscript are S, no. 543.1.

407. Overall written space: 247 x 161mm. Written in English secretary bookhand.

410. See Codices ... Thomae de Aquino, no. 2165. Further fragments from the same manuscript are S, no. 326.1 [NRK], on which see Watson, All Souls, p. 226.

412. See Codices ... Thomae de Aquino, no. 2163b. Overall written space: 252 x 174mm.

417. The printed book was bought by New College in 1544 - 5 [Ker, 'Oxford College Libraries', p. 402].

418. The manuscript perhaps belonged to the Oxford Franciscans [Parkes, 'The Provision of Books', p. 437].

420. The printed book was bought by New College in 1544 - 5 [Ker, 'Oxford College Libraries', p. 402].

423. Overall written space: 265 x 165mm; includes marginalia (s. xvi1). The printed book includes the inscription: 'non est mortale Quod optet Georgius Ryves' [RWH].

428. Cf. no. 273 [NRK].

431. See Codices ... Thomae de Aquino, no. 2171a; our no. 517a is from the same manuscript.

442. Now renumbered MS. 235 no. 96. See R. Hanna, A Descriptive Catalogue of the Western Medieval Manuscripts of St John's College Oxford (Oxford, 2002), p. 321.

443. Now Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. misc. b. 18, no. A.68.

445. Now renumbered MS. 235 no. 95a. See Hanna, St. John's College, p. 320.

446. Now renumbered MS. 235 no. 95b. See Codices ... Thomae de Aquino, no. 2177 and Hanna, St John's College, pp. 321 - 2.

456. A further folio from the same manuscript is S, no. 487.1.

474. The printed book belonged to Bernard Gilpin [NRK].

485. Not fragments but 2 fos. of 25 long lines [NRK].

492a. Location now Edinburgh: National Library of Scotland, Jolly 370 [DP].

503. Eward, Gloucester, p. 9: now Gloucester Cathedral, MS. 36, no. 9.

504. The date of the fragment is s. xiv [NRK].

514. The printed book is inscribed: 'Anno domini 1547 dominus foster curatus de stretley per m' clementem burditt die iacobi vis viiid'; also: 'William hutton [?] pastor [?] of lettcum basset owne this boke' [NRK].

517. See Codices ... Thomae de Aquino, no. 1524a.

517a. See Codices ... Thomae de Aquino, no. 1524; from the same manuscript as our no. 431.

518a. AL, no. 1953.

524. AL, no. 1958.

528. AL, no. 1957.

533. The printed book has inscription: 'Sum Thomae Simondi codex 1550' [Ker, 'The Provision of Books', p. 469 and cf. p. 471, n.1]; presumably number cxxviii in the list of his books made on his death in 1553 [BRUO 1501- 1540, p. 739].

535. Aristoteles, Politica (I.2 - I.4; I.9 - I.10) [AL, no. 1954]. Now MS. Douce c. 4, fol. 1 - 2.

546. Now deposited in the Shropshire Parochial Libraries collection at the County Library in Shrewsbury [DP].

548. AL, no. 2010.

549 - 551. Now in Birmingham University Library [DP].

557. ?Horæ (Ps. 118) [NRK].

571. Another fragment of this manuscript is S, no. 586.3.

584. Another bifolium of this manuscript Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. misc. b. 18, no. B.63 (overall written space: 133 x 90mm), providing Petrus Lombardus, Sententiæ (I d. XIX, c.ix - x, XXII, c.iv - XXIII, c.i, with glose oxonienses).

586. Another fragment of this manuscript is S, no. 586.1.

601 - 603. All three of these printed books belonged to John Jewel [Ker, 'The Provision of Books', p. 470; but contrast id., 'The Library of John Jewel', Bodleian Library Record, ix (1977), pp. 256 - 265 where our 602 & 603 are included, but 601, a Jesus College book, is not].

604. Decretum Gratiani (C. XV. Intr.) [NRK].

605. A fine manuscript; folio numbers are added at the bottom of the middle margin in Roman numerals (s. xv). The Dring leaf is now Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. misc. b. 18, no. A.52 (supplying parts of bk ii, cc. 44 - 45; overall written space: 272 x 167mm). Brief mention in M. Harvey, 'The Diffusion of the Doctrinale of Thomas Netter in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries' in L. Smith & B. Ward ed., Intellectual Life in the Middle Ages: essays presented to Margaret Gibson (London, 1992), pp. 281 - 294 at p. 283.

609. Now Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. misc. b. 18, no. B.36.

614. AL, no. 1948.

620. The printed book is now Oxford: Bodleian, Vet. B1 e.58.

621. The printed book is now London: British Library, C. 143. b. 7.

623. Now Bloomington: Indiana University, Lilly Library (C. J. Rudoff collection). Another leaf of this manuscript, containing Horatius, Epod. XV.14 - XVII.80 is London: BL, MS. Royal 7. F. vii, fol. 1; it measures 245 x 170 mm; 2 cols of 40 lines [NRK; DP].

626. AL, no. 2009.

631. The printed book was given to Christ Church by John Hillierd on 3 July 1582 [Ker, 'The Provision of Books', p. 505].

632. Another fragment of this manuscript is London: Westminster Abbey, MS. 34, no. 17 [DP]. The manuscript can be precisely dated; at Oxford: Corpus Christi, MS. 465, fol. 37vb (part of our no. 662), there is a colophon: 'Finis scripture huius libri fuit in festo sancti marci evangeli anno domini mo cccc. 15'. Next to this, a single word is written by the scribe: 'karlesse' [this colophon is previously unnoticed].

634. 7 fos (not 8), with one fragment MS. 490, no. 111 [NRK].

645. Four strips from this manuscript are now Oxford: Corpus Christi, MS. 486, no. 128 & 131 [NRK].

666. The printed book belonged to John Jewel [NRK]. Further folios from the same manuscript are S, no. 675.1.

671. Decretum Gratiani (D. xxi. intr.) [NRK]; French, well written [RWH].

672. AL, no. 1988.

692. The Dring leaves are now Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. misc. b. 18, no. B.61 - 62 (overall written space: 249 x 154mm).

698. AL, no. 1973, no. 23, 34.

699. De Anima (end of lib. II, beginning of lib. III): AL, no. 1973, no. 26.

709. AL, no. 1984.

710. Averroes in Physica IV: AL, no. 1978, no. 102 & 1980, no. fol. 45.

712. The leaves in the Dring collection are now Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. misc. b. 18, nos A.14 - 24, many including early marginalia in two anglicana scripts. For the most part, they are from P. Lombardus, Sententiæ(lib. IV).

713. The leaves in the Dring collection are now Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. misc. b. 18, nos A.42 - 51. On all the fragments from this manuscript, see M.-T. d'Alverny, 'Avicenna Latinus V', Archives d'histoire doctrinale et litteraire du moyen age, xxxii (1965), pp. 257 - 302 at pp. 294 - 5, and MSS at Oxford, XI.5 (and fig. 33). The fragments in Ms. Lat. misc. b. 18 include, at A.42 & 43 folios of Alexander of Aphrodisias, De Intellectu. These fragments also include marginalia (s. xv?).

716. Now Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. misc. b. 18, no. B.13 - 26 (57 / 62 lines).

717. AL, no. 1990.

718. AL, no. 1989.

718c. AL, no. 1996.

721. AL, no. 2000.

727. The printed book was bought by Neil Ker and is now Oxford: Bodleian, Vet. E1 f.279. As well as the pastedowns, fragments of an early printed book have been used as flyleaves; at the verso of the front flyleaf there is an ownership note: 'Egidij Gurthwayti liber ex dono domini Johannis Thomas Rectoris Ecclesiae Carneston in com' Somerset iuxta Bath.'

728. Cf. no. 738 & S, no. 735.1.

729. AL, no. 1939.

735. The printed book belonged to Thomas Collyn (s. xvi) [NRK].

735a. Now MS. 40 Box III: see Codices ... Thomae de Aquino, no. 1523b.

736. Sold [NRK].

738. Cf. no. 728 & S, no. 735.1.

739. The Dring leaves are now Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. misc. b. 18, no. B.58 - 60 (overall written space: 285 x 190mm).

740. Overall written space: 228 x 148mm. Top left of back pastedown has folio? number: 128.

742c. The printed book belonged to Bernard Gilpin. Two leaves from a noted missal (s. xivex. 2 cols. 42 lines), so thus perhaps from the same manuscript, are pastedowns in the Christ Church Register of Leases (1553 - 90), which has a plain rough calf binding (s. xviiin) [NRK].

746a. The printed book is now Oxford: Bodleian, Vet. E1. b.13; it has ownership notes by 'Ric. Sale' and 'Roger Twysden 1631'.

766a. Acquired by Dr. David Rogers, Oxford (d. 1995) [DP].

767. The printed book includes the inscription: 'Liber Frynde et amicorum eius' [NRK].

769. AL, no. 1959.

777. Cf also no. 788f [NRK].

780. Decretum Gratiani (C. I. iv. 3 - 11; II. v. 25 - vi. 14). Further fragments of this manuscript are no. 841 & 843 [NRK].

784. See Codices Boethiani, i, no. 160.

788, 788a-e. The printed volumes may have been bound for Richard Brewarne [NRK]. They have now been transferred to the Valmadonna Trust, London [DP].

789. The printed book belonged to Braesnose in 1556 [Ker, 'Oxford College Libraries', p. 405]. Another fragment from the same manuscript is S, no. 830.12.

790. The printed book belonged to Braesnose in 1556 [Ker, 'Oxford College Libraries', p. 405].

795. The printed book belonged to Francis Babington in 1549 [NRK].

796a. See Codices ... Thomae de Aquino, no. 2130.

803. Further fragments of this manuscript are S, nos 824.1 and 830.6.

807a. AL, no. 2004.

814. See Codices ... Thomae de Aquino, no. 594. Now deposited in the Shropshire Parochial Libraries collection at the County Library in Shrewsbury [DP].

815. Cancel [NRK].

816. Decretum Gratiani (De con., D. iv) [NRK].

818. Eward, Gloucester, p. 6: now Gloucester Cathedral, MS. 36, no. 12, 13.

819. The Dring leaves are now Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. misc. b. 18, no. B.54 - 55 (overall written space: 245 x 150mm; B.55 has a catchword). The various fragments listed may derive from two separate codices: for a tentative reconstruction, and further extant fragments, see R. Sharpe et al. ed., English Benedictine Libraries. The Shorter Catalogues [Corpus of British Medieval Library Catalogues, iv] (London, 1996), B88.32 & B89.63.

821. Another folio of this manuscript is S, Wrapper at Christ Church W14.

831. AL, no. 1941.

837. Hieronymus, Epistolæ (xlvi & lxxi), preceded by Translatio homiliarum Origenis in Jeremiam (hom. V, end only).

841. Decretum Gratiani (D. I. 60 - 66; C. II. vi. 29 - 40). From same manuscript as no. 780 [NRK].

843. Decretum Gratiani (C. XVIII. ii. 9 - 16). From same manuscript as no. 780 [NRK].

851b. Cf. S, no. 847.1. AL, no. 2007.

864b. AL, no. 1951.

864c. AL, no. 1962. Further fragments from the same manuscript are S, no. 864.1.

870. AL, no. 2011. Now deposited in Birmingham University Library [DP].

878. Further folios from this manuscript are S, no. 1867.1.

904. See MMBL, iii, pp. 654 - 5; AL, no. 1918.

905. See MMBL, iii, pp. 655 - 6.

919. R. Mannyng, Chronicle (ed. Hearne, pp. 153 - 4 & 151 - 3). s. xiv. 1 fo. 32+ long lines. Another fragment of this manuscript is Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Rawl. D. 913, fol. 4 [NRK; DP]. On both fragments, see N. Davis in Notes and Queries, ccxiv (1969), pp. 447 - 52 at pp. 451 - 2. Cf. Eward, Gloucester, pp. 5 - 6 (MS. 39, no. 8).

930. The printed book was given to New College by Nicholas Hele, fellow, in 1608 [RWH].

932. The fragments gathered together in Oxford: Merton, MS. E. 3. 30 are described in MMBL, iii, pp. 666 - 7. A further six folios (2 bifolia: I. v. 7 - 26, filling the gap between Merton fos. 6 & 7; 1 bifolium: II. iii. 10 - 14) are owned by Mr. T. Edwards, Ascot, Berks. [ex info. Martin Kauffmann].

933. 16 (not 32) fos. Discussed by de Hamel, 'Dispersal', p. 268.

939. Johannes et Lucas glo. 23 (not 21+) lines [NRK].

941. Another bifolium of this manuscript is Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Rawl. D. 894, fol. 19 - 20 [DP].

945. Discussed by de Hamel, 'Dispersal', p. 268, with another fragment, Keio University Library, MS. 1204888590 discussed by de Hamel, 'Phillipps Fragments.'

953. Gameson, Manuscripts of Early Norman England, no. 802.

973. The printed book is Oxford: Bodleian, V. 1.13 Med.

988. AL, no. 1991; see Watson, All Souls, pp. 250 - 251.

990. See Watson, All Souls, p. 251; AL, no. 1994.

992. See Watson, All Souls, p. 251: further fragments of this manuscript are no. 1150 and S, no. 1408.1.

995. See Watson, All Souls, p. 252 (correcting date of donation).

999. 1 (not 2) fo. See Watson, All Souls, p. 252.

1000. 7 (not 10) fos. See Watson, All Souls, p. 252.

1002. Johannes Chrysostom, De Muliere Chananaea. Now MS. 330, no. 66. See Watson, All Souls, p. 231.

1007. See Watson, All Souls, p. 253: no. 1865 is not from the same manuscript.

1008. See Watson, All Souls, p. 253. Another fragment of this manuscript is Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. misc. b. 17, no. 148 (lib. ix, c. xiii - xiv, with recto following verso).

1010. Now MS. 401, items *1 and *3. See Watson, All Souls, p. 239.

1012. Not in Codices Boethiani. This fragment may be a Psalter, rather than Boethius.

1022. Further fragments from this manuscript are S, no. 1607.1.

1032. Further fragments from this manuscript are S, no. 1034.1. See Watson, Exeter, pp. 130 - 131.

1036. Further fragments from this manuscript are no. 1214, 1516 and 1824 [NRK].

1062. Further fragments from this manuscript are S, no. 1371.1.

1074. The printed book was bought 'in usum Collegii', 23 August 1594 [NRK].

1081. MLGB, pp. 147 - 8. Another bifolium from this manuscript is S, no. 1991.

1091. Plato, De Republica (III c.v; 393b2 - c5 & 393d5 - e5). Written presumably by an English scribe practising a French bastard secretary script.

1122. Another bifolium from this manuscript is S, no. 1167.2.

1125. Eward, Gloucester, p. 6: now Gloucester Cathedral, MS. 36, no. 19.

1128. Motet for 5 voices (O Johannes Beatissimus), by an anonymous composer of the

school of the Eton Choirbook; with an anonymous Salve Regina. s. xvex. Now London: Royal College of Physicians, MS. 734, taken from Gregorius, Decretales (Lyon, 1606) [ex info Pamela Forde, Archivist of the Royal College]. Images are available at: http://www.diamm.ac.uk/.

1137. See Mann, 'Petrarch', no. 237.

1176. See Watson, All Souls, p. 254; Gameson, Manuscripts of Early Norman England, no. 935.

1177. Now MS. 330, no. 29 & 30. See Watson, All Souls, pp. 227 - 8.

1182. The printed book was given by William Watkinson, M.A., on 30 March 1579 [Ker, 'The Provision of Books', p. 504].

1187. See Codices ... Thomae de Aquino, no. 2126b.

1209. See Watson, All Souls, pp. 254 - 5; for the relationship between these folios and the other surviving fragments, see MMBL, ii, p. 789 (n. 2). Listed in Gameson, Manuscripts of Early Norman England, no. 763.

1214. These folios, and nos 1516 & 1824, are from the same manuscript as no. 1036 [NRK]. Cf. Oxford: Magdalen College, MS. lat. 263 [MMBL, iii, p. 655, where note 1 discusses the pecia mark in our no. 1214]. See further Parkes, 'Provision of Books', p. 463.

1219. Plato, De Republica (end of IV and beginning of V c.i, 445d4 - 449c2, also with Decembrio's preface to lib. V). A complete sheet from the centre of a quire (written space: 145 x 100mm).

1220. For the relationship between these folios and the other surviving fragments, see MMBL, ii, p. 789 (n. 2).

1227. Includes large initial [NRK].

1228. Seneca, Phædra (792 - 867, 941 - 1022, 1025 - 96, 1170 - 1249 [with a dislocation of text]). Two bifolia, now numbered pp. i - iv & 547 - 550. Italian gothic script (s. xiv2) with early marginalia.

1232. Walter Burley, Comment. in Politica Aristotelis (lib. IV & V). Comparison with Oxford: Oriel College, MS. 57 suggests that these fragments may represent an abbreviated version of the commentary. 49 (not 48) lines (overall written space: 235 x 150mm).

1233. Walter Burley, Comment. in Politica Aristotelis (lib. V).

1234. Walter Burley, Comment. in Politica Aristotelis (lib. V).

1246. For the fragments from the same manuscript collected together in 1948 as All Souls, MS. 332, see MMBL, iii, pp. 591 - 2 and Watson, All Souls, pp. 232 - 4.

1250a. 12 (not 8) fos. in 3 (not 2) copies [NRK].

1251. Hieronymus in Prophetas Minores (Hosea) [NRK]; 73 (not 72) lines [RWH].

1255. See Watson, All Souls, p. 255, where the further fragments mentioned are S, no. 2025.

1256. Maximus Taurinensis, Homilia; Augustinus, Tractatus in evangelium Iohannis I44: see Watson, All Souls, p. 255.

1257. See Watson, All Souls, pp. 255 - 6. Cf. S, no. 1383a.1.

1264. Hieronymus in Prophetas Minores (Micah 7) [NRK].

1266. See Codices ... Thomae de Aquino, no. 2102. The Lanhydrock fragments are now Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. misc. b. 17, no. 68 - 9 [Codices ... Thomae de Aquino, no. 2054b].

1268. Cf. S, no. 1383.1.

1277. See Codices ... Thomae de Aquino, no. 2106a; from same manuscript as no. 1266 (not 1067).

1280. Further folios from this manuscript are no. 1541 [NRK].

1298. From the same manuscript as no. 1022 (not 844) [DP].

1301. The name in the inscription should read 'Magistri Richardi Geddyng' [DP]; on this fellow of Merton (d. 1298), see A. B. Emden, Biographical Register of the University of Oxford to AD. 1500, 3 vols(Oxford, 1957-9) sub Gedding.

1308. Now MS. 490, no. 113 & 114 [NRK].

1320 - 1324. See Watson, Exeter, pp. 131 - 32.

1329. The fragment has line numberings by eights between the columns [NRK].

1333. The printed book was given to New College by Ambrose Sacheverell [RWH].

1337. Hieronymus in Prophetas Minores (Amos). s. xiiiin [NRK].

1340. See Index of Middle English Prose, viii, p. 131 [no. A 38] (not citing Ker).

1350. No. 1840 is not from the same manuscript [NRK]. Cf. S, no. 1638a.1.

1369. Eight leaves (four bifolia) from this manuscript are in Bodleian, MS. Lat. misc. b. 17, fol. 21 - 3 [NRK]. Further fragments are S, no. 1167.1.

1370. Gregorius, Moralia (lib. xii). Cf. no. 633 etc [NRK].

1375. See MMBL, ii, p. 781. Oxford: Queen's College, MS. 389, fol. 202 - 5 (strips from a bifolium; s. xii; 21+ lines) are from the same work (= PL, xvi, 1370) but are in 2 columns and ruled in stylus [NRK].

1377. See MMBL, ii, p. 781.

1386a. These fragments are presumably those of Raymundus de Peniaforti, Summa de Penitentia now found at Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. misc. b. 12, no. 89 - 96: s. xiii. 2 col.s. 34 lines (overall written space: 129 x 84mm).

1391. AL, no. 1961.

1396. Further folios of this manuscript are S, 1167.1.

1429. The material is paper.

1435. Tancredus, Ordo iudiciarius [DP].

1451. Martyrologium (2 - 6 July) [DP].

1454. See [Bodleian exhibition catalogue,] Duke Humfrey and English Humanism (Oxford, 1970), no. 48 (where the scribe is identified as that of Bodleian, MS. Selden supra 22 etc), and O. Pächt & J. J. G. Alexander,Illuminated Manuscripts in the Bodleian Library Oxford (3 vols), iii (Oxford, 1973), no. 1016.

1475. The two fragments are from two different manuscripts.

1489b. Two further fragments of this manuscript are Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. misc. b. 17, no. 124 - 125.

1491. Now at Norwich City Library [NRK].

1497. Bernardus Claraevallensis?, Meditationes de humana conditione (c. xiv = PL, clxxxiv, 505c).

1499. Augustinus, De Sermone Domini in Monte (c. xxiv = PL, xxxiv, 1305).

1509. See Hanna, St. John's College, p. 330.

1515. Now deposited in the Shropshire Parochial Libraries collection at the County Library in Shrewsbury [DP].

1516. H. de Gandavo, Quodlibeta (7). From the same manuscript as no. 1036 [NRK].

1520. 12 (not 36) long lines [RWH]. A further bifolium, from New College, ETT 25.5 (formerly OO.9.5), is now lost.

1521. Cf. S, no. 1529a.1.

1521a. See Index of Middle English Prose, viii, p. 131 [no. A 39] (not citing Ker).

1527. See Index of Middle English Prose, viii, p. 126.

1533. MLGB, p. 219.

1541. See Watson, All Souls, p. 256: from the same manuscript as no. 1280.

1545. Decretum Gratiani (D. XLII. 2 - XLIII. 2). Further folios of this manuscript are no. 1877, and fragments of two more leaves are Oxford: Corpus Christi College, MS. 494, nos. 92, 93 (C. XXVIII. ii. 2 - XXIX. i; D. I. 1 - III. 2) [NRK].

1548. Further folios from this manuscript are S, no. 1591a.1.

1552. AL, no. 1973, no. 14 & 15.

1560. Further fragments from this manuscript are S, no. 1603.1, while S, no. 1603.3 is in a different hand.

1564. Augustinus, Contra Epistolam Manichaei (cc. xi & xxii). Overall written space: 123 x 77mm.

1566. AL, no. 1973, no. 29 & 30. 16 long lines, surrounded by commentary.

1583. Further fragments from this manuscript are now Bodleian, MS. Lat. th. d. 33 (two bifolia; 30 long lines) and the binding leaf at the end of MS. Hatton 48 [DP]. The provenance of the manuscript is Worcester Cathedral Priory: see Gameson, Manuscripts of Early Norman England, no. 745.

1591. Brief mention in M. Harvey, 'The Diffusion of the Doctrinale of Thomas Netter in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries' in L. Smith & B. Ward ed., Intellectual Life in the Middle Ages: essays presented to Margaret Gibson (London, 1992), pp. 281 - 294 at p. 283.

1592. The printed book has the inscription 'Iohn Thynne his book' [NRK].

1600. Cf. S, no. 1987.

1605. Part of the elaborate initial 'S' of Ps. 68 remains on fol. 7 [NRK].

1618. AL, no. 1973, no. 112. 16+ long lines.

1623. AL, no. 1988, no. 54.

1638a. Location is Dunblane, Leighton Library, 1. A. 44 [DP].

1640. The printed book has the inscriptions 'Thomas Aysheforde' and 'Master Thomas Vuenman'(fol. 198v).

1645. Cf. S, no. 1638a.1.

1649. A further leaf from this manuscript is Bodleian, MS. Digby 235, pp. iii & iv: see W. D. Macray, Digby Manuscripts [2nd ed.], ed. R. W. Hunt & A. G. Watson (Oxford, 1999), p. 101.

1663. Poggius, De Infelicitate Principum. As well as no. 1891 and Oxford: Merton College, MS. E. 3. 35, further fragments from this manuscript are extant, one as London: British Library, MS. Harl. 5915, fol. 16, another in private hands: see D. Rundle, 'The scribe Thomas Candour and the making of Poggio Bracciolini's English reputation', English Manuscript Studies (forthcoming), appendix no. 15. The scribe, Thomas Candour, was identified by Prof. A. C. de la Mare in MSS at Oxford, p. 96.

1671. See Codices Boethiani, i, no. 233; AL, no. 1999.

1681. Hieronymus in Prophetas Minores (Amos). Cf. no. 1337 and S, no. 1681.4 [NRK].

1682a. Brief mention by A. I. Doyle in Durham Philobiblon, ii (1958), pp. 22 - 3 [DP].

1684. To be discussed in the supplement to Codices ... Thomae de Aquino.

1688. See MMBL, ii, p. 789.

1698. Plato, De Republica (I, c. xiii - xiv & c. x - xi; 352b3 - 353a4 & 348a4 - e5).

1702a. Eward, Gloucester, p. 5: now Gloucester Cathedral, MS. 36, no. 6 & 7.

1726. See Codices Boethiani, i, no. 230: while MS. 364, no. 32 is from Boethius, MS. 364, no. 31 is not and is identifiable only as Philosophy. A further fragment of this manuscript is S, no. 1745.2.

1738. Now Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. misc. b. 18, no. B.2.

1740. Now Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. misc. b. 18, no. A.5 (full height: 42 lines; 230mm).

1744. Further folios from this manuscript are S, no. 1746.1.

1750. 4 (not 2) fr. [NRK].

1754. A further fragment (now lost) from this manuscript is S, no. 1773.4.

1763. The leaf in the Bodleian is now kept as MS. Lat. misc. a. 2, no. 25.

1771. A further fragment from this manuscript is S, no. 1784a.6.

1774. AL, no. 1946.

1775. Index to Trivet's commentary on Augustinus, De civitate Dei: Eward, Gloucester, p. 6: now Gloucester Cathedral, MS. 39, no. 23.

1784a. AL, no. 2008.

1785. Another leaf of this manuscript is in the Winchester College Liber protocollorum 1576 - [NRK; RWH].

1786. Now MS. Add. 67, no. 19 [NRK].

1795. Another fragment from this manuscript is Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. misc. b. 17, no. 84 (olim 67).

1805. Cf. S, no. 1840.2.

1808. AL, no. 2002.

1813. Augustinus, Enarrationes in Psalmum xcvii: see Watson, All Souls, p. 256.

1818. Aquinas, Comm. in Ethica Aristotelis (lib. ii, cc. 2 - 3): see Codices ... Thomae de Aquino, no. 2104. Present location unknown [DP].

1824. From the same manuscript as no. 1036 [NRK].

1829. The printed book has the inscription 'Sam. Barnard Magd.' [NRK].

1840. Two further fragments are S, no. 1840.1.

1849. AL, no. 1974; now Exeter College, MS. 189 no. 1. See Watson, Exeter, p. 126.

1850. Now Exeter College, MS. 189 no. 2. See Watson, Exeter, pp. 126 - 7.

1863. AL, no. 1960.

1864. See Codices Boethiani, i, no. 241.

1865. See Watson, All Souls, p. 256: not from same manuscript as no. 1007.

1867. See Watson, All Souls, pp. 256 - 7, with further leaves supplied by S, no. 1867.1.

1877. Decretum Gratiani (D. XXI. 1, 2 & XXV. 1 - 3). From the same manuscript as no. 1545 [NRK].

1891. Poggius, Defensiuncula. From the same manuscript as no. 1663 (q.v.).

1908. AL, no. 1945.

1911. The printed book (Enarratio Evangeliorum; Magdeburg, 1560) was owned by 'William Penson' [NRK].

1918. P. Lombardus, Sententiæ (III. d. VI. c. iii (40) - vi (44) & d. XIII. c. i (82) - XIV. c. ii (90)). Now Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. misc. b. 18, no. A.1 & A.2.

1923. Biblia (Ps. LXXVII.63 - LXXXII.6 & CVIII.14 - CXIII.12; Ezech. XXIX.8 - XXXII.29 & Daniel VII.8 - X.6; Daniel XIII.38 - Os. I.8 & Mich. VI.16 - Habacuc prol.). Now Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. misc. b. 18, no. A.11 - A.13, with early glossing at A.13.

1942. Fragments of another bifolium from the same Registrum brevium (width of written space: 115mm) used as front pastedown in Bodleian, Auct. 2 R 2.12 (Francesco Alunno, Le Ricchezze della Lingua Volgare, Venice, 1551), which is also bound with centrepiece xxii. Both books were given to the Bodleian in 1603 by Sir Michael Dormer [RWH].

1954. See P. H. Barnum ed., Dives and Pauper, i [Early English Text Society, no. 275] (Oxford, 1976), pp. xii - xiv; Index of Middle English Prose, xv, p. 1.

1955. Overall written space: 232 x 147mm.

1967. AL, no. 1944.

1973. AL, no. 1982.

1976. Now Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. misc. b. 18, no. A.72, with the other Dring fragments being A.71 & 73 - 6.

1984. See Index of Middle English Prose, xv, p. 72.

1985. Cited in Nicholas Love, Mirror of the Blessed Life of Jesus Christ, ed. M. G. Sargent (New York, 1992), with siglum Wo; see also Index of Middle English Prose, xv, pp. 72 - 3.

2004. Overall written space: 130 x 90mm.

2005. Written in a fine, ?Italian hand [NRK].

2006. The printed book belonged to 'Hopper' [RWH].

2015. For the fragments at Merton, see Codices Boethiani, i, no. 179.

WRAPPERS

All Souls 1 - 3. See Watson, All Souls, pp. 257 - 8.

All Souls 4. See William of Malmesbury, Gesta Regum Anglorum, ed. R. A. B. Mynors, R. M. Thomson & M. Winterbottom, vol. i (Oxford, 1998), p. xviii (our fragment has the siglum Ca); also Watson, All Souls, p. 258.

All Souls 5 - 8. See Watson, All Souls, p. 258.

Merton College A. 28. Gameson, Manuscripts of Early Norman England, no. 791.

Merton College A. 31. Petrarca, Invectivae (lib. 4). Text and scribe (Milo da Carraria) identified by A. C. de la Mare; on Milo, see Duke Humfrey and English Humanism, pp. 13 - 14.

New College 4. Discussed by R. W. Hunt, 'The Medieval Library' in J. Buxton & P. Williams ed., New College Oxford 1379 - 1979 (Oxford, 1979), pp. 317 - 345 at p. 339.

New College 19. AL, no. 1987.

New College 20. Discussed by R. W. Hunt, 'The Medieval Library' in J. Buxton & P. Williams ed., New College Oxford 1379 - 1979 (Oxford, 1979), pp. 317 - 345 at p. 339.

New College 38. Decretum Gratiani (D. LIV. 10 - LV. 2) [NRK].

APPENDIX

v. = S, no. 58.3.

xxi. Inscribed: 'Ioannis Cragg emptus oxonie viiis' [NRK]. Cragge also adds to Bodleian, Inc. c.F.97.1 (5), his name and an inscription: 'Dedi bibliopole herfordensi Iungle nuncupato pro isto et sex reliquis libris biblie xliiisiiijd quos emi ludlowie anno dominice incarnationis millesimo quingentesimo decimo circiter diem mendicarium[?] lichefeldensium' [NRK].

xxxi(1). Now owned by Prof. N. Starr of Florida [DP].

xxxix. = S, no. 94.1.

xliii. Now in a private collection in Tokyo [DP].

lxviii. Belonged to William Chedsey [NRK].

lxxii(1). = S, no. 188.1.

lxxxv. Belonged to John Jewel [Ker, 'The Provision of Books', p. 470].

lxxxvii. Bought by Richard Whitton of Magdalen College in 1548 for 11s 8d [Ker, 'The Provision of Books', p. 469].

cvi. The binder used a flyleaf at the end from a printed service-book on paper, but the flyleaf at the beginning was a parchment leaf from a manuscript service-book (s. xv), of which small traces remain [NRK].

cvii. Given to Christ Church by Laurence Bodley [Ker, 'The Provision of Books', p. 511].

cviii. Given to Christ Church by Thomas Godwyn, quondam Dean [Ker, 'The Provision of Books', p. 511].

cxxxv. Two fragments from the Oxford Lathbury, used in a binding with Roll IX, also survive; they were owned by Dr. Brian Lawn [NRK].

ccxxii. Given to Christ Church by Richard Edes, M.A., on 2 February 1582 [Ker, 'The Provision of Books', p. 506].

ccxxxviii. = S, no. 735.1.

ccxxxviii (1). Inscribed with the name 'Robertus Temple' and a date (1556?) [NRK].

ccxlv. Belonged to Francis Babington [NRK].

ccxlvii. Inscribed: 'liber Nicholai Morley' [NRK].

ccl. Inscribed: 'Liber Eccelesiae Ebor' pertinens Cancellariae eiusdem' (s. xvimed) [NRK].

cclix. Belonged to Francis Babington [NRK].

cclx. Now Shrewsbury: Shrewsbury School Library, R. XI. 44.

ADDENDA

1. See C. Baswell, Virgil in Medieval England (Cambridge, 1995), app. no. 27. Cf. Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Lat. misc. b. 17, no. 131 - 132 (4 fr.).

2a. Digestum novum (bk. 50, tit. xvi). s. xiii. 4 fos. 2 cols. 50 lines. The flyleaves to the printed book are printers' waste of Thomas Wallensis, Expositiones super Psalterium (London, 1481) [Duff 396] [NRK].

ii. Given to Christ Church by Ferdinand Moorcroft, M.A., on 7 November 1601 [Ker, 'The Provision of Books', p. 510].

INDEX OF MANUSCRIPTS

The entries below are confined to new or changed identifications of authors or works. The format employed follows that of the corresponding index above [pp. 230 - 247]. Where a previous identification is rejected it is marked by the word 'delete' preceding the number. Where an entry refers not to the fragment listed but to another recorded in the note it is marked by following the number with 'n.'.

Alexander of Aphrodisias, De Intellectu, 713 n.

Aristotle

Physica, 200 n., 278, delete 710.

Topica, 165.

Augustine

Contra Epistolam Manichæi, 1564.

De Sermone Domini in Monte, 1499.

In Johannem, 1256.

In Psalmos, 1813.

Averroes,

On the Physics, 710.

Bernard of Clairvaux, 1497.

Boethius, delete 1012.

Bonaventura (Ps.), Meditatio vitæ Christi, 225 n.

Burley, Walter, Commentary on the Politics, 1232.

Digestum novum, add. 2a.

Horace, Epodes, 623 n.

Jerome

Epistolæ, 276.

John Chrysostom, De Muliere Chananæa, 1002.

Mannyng, Chronicle, 919.

Manuscripts

dated, 632.

with initial, 1227.

owners

Canterbury, Christ Church, 276 n.

Oxford Canterbury College, 276 n.

Oxford Franciscans, 213 (?), 418 (?).

Worcester Cathedral Priory, 1583.

Alyng, delete.

Geddyng, Richard, 1301.

scribes

Milo da Carraria, w. Merton A. 31.

Thomas Candour, 1663.

Scribe of Oxford: Bodleian, MS. Selden supra 22, 1454.

Maximus Taurinensis, 1256.

Origen, 837.

Petrarch, Invective, w. Merton A. 31.

Petrus Blesensis, Epistolæ, 225 n.

Profatius Judæus, Canons, 130a.

Richard Lionheart, delete.

Seneca, Phædra, 1228.

Service-books

s. xiv, 54, 557 (?).

Psalters

s. xiv, delete 54.

s. xv, 1012 (?).

Tancred, Ordo iudiciarius, 1435.

Trivet, Nicholas, Commentary on Augustine, De Civitate Dei (index), 1775.

INDEX OF INDIVIDUAL OWNERS OF PRINTED BOOKS CONTEMPORARY WITH THEIR BINDINGS

In this index, cross-reference is made where possible to the relevant index in Pastedowns above or in Pearson's supplement in Oxford Bookbinding [pp. 213 - 219].Each is marked after the owner's name by the letters K and S respectively. In such cases, the reader is directed to those indices and no further information is given. Where the owner has not appeared previously in either volume, brief biographical details are provided.

The format of the entries approximates to the more readable layout adopted by Pearson, rather than that used in the relevant index above.

Aysheforde, Thomas: perhaps the Ayshford who was a clerk of Wadham College in 1647 [AO]: 1640.

Babington, Francis [K, S]: 795, ccxlv, cclix.

Barnard, Samuel: Magdalen, matric. 1607; master of Magdalen School, 1621 - 25; D.D. 1639; academic playwright [AO sub Bernard; J. R. Elliott, 'Drama' in N. Tyacke ed., Seventeenth-Century Oxford [History of the University of Oxford, iv] (Oxford, 1997), p. 658]: 1829.

Bodley, Laurence: Christ Church, brother of Thomas Bodley [AO; DNB]: cvii.

Booth, Charles: Bishop of Hereford from 1516 until death, 5 May 1535 [E. B. Fryde et al ed., Handbook of British Chronology, 3rd ed. (Cambridge, 1986), p. 251]: 82.

Brewarne, Richard: Lincoln College, fellow by 1538; Christ Church, regius praelector in Hebrew, 1548 - 1559; canon of Christ Church, 1553 until death, April 1565 [BRUO 1501- 1540; G. D. Duncan, 'Public Lectures and Professorial Chairs' in J. McConica ed., The Collegiate University [History of the University of Oxford, iii] (Oxford, 1986), pp. 335 - 361 at p. 357 (Bruerne)]: 788, 788a-e.

Burditt, Clement: Queen's, B.A. 1536 [BRUO 1501- 1540 sub Burdett]: 514.

Chedsey, William [K, S]: lxviii.

Claymond, John [K, S]: 150.

Collyn, Thomas: 735.

Cragge, John: Brasenose, fellow in 1514; ecclesiastical career in Hereford diocese; some books now in Cambridge University Library [BRUO 1501- 1540]: xxi.

Dormer, Sir Michael: donor of a collection of Italian books to the Bodleian in 1603 [W. D. Macray, Annals of the Bodleian Library Oxford, 2nd ed (Oxford, 1890), p. 30]: 1942.

Edes, Richard [K]: ccxxii.

Fetyplace, Elynor: a resonant Oxford surname [H. E. Salter, Survey of Oxford, 2 vols [Oxford Historical Society, n.s., xiv & xx] (Oxford, 1960 - 69), i, p. 198 & ii, p. 152]: 289.

Foster: curate of Streatley (Berks): 514.

Frynde [K]: 767.

Gilpin, Bernard [K, S]: 474, 742c.

Godwyn, Thomas: Magdalen College, B.A. 1543; dean of Christ Church, 1565 - 67; bishop of Bath and Wells, 1564 until death on 19 November 1590 [BRUO 1501- 1540 sub Godwin]: cviii.

Greswold, George [K]: 90.

Gurthwayt, Giles: 727.

Hele, Nicholas: New College, matric. 1601; B.C.L. 1607 [AO]: 930.

Hillierd, John: Christ Church, M.A. 1580 [AO sub Hillyard]: 631.

Holdsworth, Christopher: perhaps the Haldesworthe who was admitted B.Gram 1528 [BRUO 1501- 1540 sub Haldesworthe]: 181.

Huick, Robert: Merton College, bachelor 1529, fellow 1530 (until 1537 at earliest); physician to Henry VIII; died 1581 [BRUO 1501- 1540 sub Huicke]: 130.

Hutton, William: Queen's College, fellow, 1525 - 1535; vicar of Letcombe Basset (Berks), 1539 (still in 1553) [BRUO 1501- 1540]: 514.

Jewel, John: bishop of Salisbury, from 1559 until death 23 September 1571 [BRUO 1501- 1540; on his books, see N. Ker, 'The Library of John Jewel', Bodleian Library Record, ix (1977), pp. 256 - 265]: 376, 601(?), 602, 603, 666, lxxxv.

Knyvet, Edmund: Trinity College, matric. 1628; M.A., 1631 [AO sub Knyvett]; presumably the owner named in BL, MS. Harl. 2248: 191.

Latimer, William [K]: 49.

Lister, John: [for various possibilities, see AO]: 132.

Lloid, Gr., probably Griffith Lloyd (or Floyd), chaplain of New College, by 1564; principal of Jesus College, 1572 - 86; regius professor of civil law, 1577 - 86; died 26 November 1586 [AO; J. Barton, 'The Faculty of Law' in J. McConica ed., The Collegiate University [History of the University of Oxford, iii] (Oxford, 1986) pp. 257 - 283 at pp. 265 - 66]. 366.

Moorcroft, Ferdinand, Christ Church, matric. 1594; M.A., 1601 [AO sub Morecroft, Ferdinando]. Addenda ii.

Morley, Nicholas: ccxlvii.

Parkhouse, Robert: Magdalen College, fellow, 1520 - 1534 [BRUO 1501- 1540 sub Parkhurst]: 158.

Patmer, Thomas [K]: 17.

Penson, William: perhaps of Christ Church, matric. 1561; M.A., 1565; died 1587 [AO]: 1911.

Ramsey, John: Augustinian canon; St. Mary College, 1513; canon of Merton, Surrey by 1513, prior from 1530 until dissolution [BRUO 1501- 1540 sub Ramsey alias Bowle]: 84.

Rede, Richard: New College, matric. 1528; D.C.L. 1540; died 1575 [BRUO 1501- 1540]: 171.

Ryves, George [K sub Rives]: 423.

Sacheverell, Ambrose: New College, matric. 1581; B.C.L., 1596; died 1645 [AO]: 1333.

Sale, Richard: 746a.

Simond, Thomas: Merton College, bachelor, 1540; fellow 1541 until death on 5 May 1553 [BRUO 1501- 1540 sub Symons]: 533.

Smith, John: Oriel College, fellow, 1529 - 1550; Lady Margaret praelector in Divinity, 1553 - 1554; died 1576 [BRUO 1501- 1540 sub Smythe; Duncan, 'Public Lectures', p. 351]. 54.

Temple, Robert: perhaps him of Magdalen College, demy 1560 - 1569; M.A. 1573; B.D. 1588 [AO]: ccxxxviii (1).

Thomas, John: rector of Carneston (Som.), 1554 - 1584: 727.

Thynne, John [AO]: 1592.

Twysden, Roger [not to be equated with any of that name listed in AO]: 746a.

Watkinson, William [S]: 1182.

Wenman, Thomas: perhaps him of Trinity College, matric. 1584; M.A. 1591; public orator, 1596 - 97 [AO]: 1640.

Whitton, Richard: lxxxvii.

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