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Manuscripts of the West Midlands
) Part of the Southern Passion . f. 32r South English Legendary: Life of Judas (IMEV 1809 ) f. 34r South English Legendary: Life of Pilate (IMEV 2755 ) f. 36v South English Legendary: Life of St Mary of Egypt
also the scribe of Cambridge, Magdalene Pepys, 2616 and Scribe 2 of Wisbech Museum, MS 8 (Fletcher 1994, p. 151). Aarts, F. G. A. M. 1967. The Pater Noster ofRichard Ermyte: a Late Middle English Exposition of the Lord
7190 (McIntosh, Samuels and Benskin 1986, p. 196). A late fourteenth-century copy of the C-text of Piers Plowman that contains a contemporary note regarding Stacy de Rokayle of Shipton under Wychwood, allegedly William Langland's father (Russell and Kane 1997, p.
'58' is written in the hand of Thomas Martin of Palgrave (d. 1771) with a note referring to a manuscript in the possession of [Joseph ] Ames (d. 1759). Eighteenth/nineteenth century - the names of Matthew Lee and Thomas Huckell
Pope Blaunt'. Flyleaf, f. 1r - bookplate ofRic[hard ] Rawlinson. Flyleaf, f. iv - 'Brutes chronicle ms Tho: Pope Blount eq. owner'. F. 16r 'of the countye of ... Thomas Lewis of Syntonn ' - sixteenth century. F. 23r
100v South English Legendary: Prologue of the Founding of the Feast of the Conception (IMEV 4173 ) f. 102r South English Legendary: Life of St. Stephen (IMEV 3059 ) f. 103v South English Legendary: Life of St. John the Evangelist
Legendary: The Feast of Midwinter's Day ( IMEV 3336 ) 'þe feste of midewinteris dai is of muche pris'. 'Of wan ȝe desireþ so much to wite of to kninge'. ff. 173r-174v South English Legendary: The Feast of the Ascension
unique placing of St. Anne and the Conception of the Virgin , item 2.64, among the July legends could be an indicator of the manuscript's production date. The Feast of St. Anne was established in England by edict of Pope
Life of St. Dunstan ( IMEV 2884 ) 'Seint dunston was of enguelonde icome of guode more Miracle ore louerd dude for him þe ȝuyt he was un bore'. 'Eyȝhte an four ti abbeies of monekes and of nonnes Of