• Llanllugan (?)

pers. name Translation Earlier editors loge/login (OS 1935). Loge could possibly be intended for Llanllugan - the site of an ancient Cistercian nunnery founded in 1239, but this would place it beyond the Severn. The town should be somewhere near

• Checkstone Ledge

well have been somewhere on the site of the present Exmouth which, as the name of the town, is not ancient. The 1422 reference suggests that the rock was originally called Orcheston and came to be named after the vill

• null, Letters, extracts, scholia

part of Burney’s library from his son Charles Parr Burney in 1818. Detail ff. 177-178v written by Demetrios Paoul Kavakes (see ~Repertorium~) Demetrios Raoul Kavakes Basil of Caesarea, Gregory of Nazianzus, and others Italy Greece (Mistra) or Italy, Central (Rome)

• Headpiece., Historiae ecclesiasticae, imperfect, preceded by a table of contents

Headpiece. f. i is a letter from Edward Burton, Regious Professor Divinity at Oxford to Davies Gilbert, President of the Royal Society dated 1831.For Arundel's acquisition of Greek manuscripts see generally David Howarth, ~Lord Arundel and his Circle~ (New

• Detail of a marginal note that records that the second gathering had been lent to the illuminator Pierre Remiet (fl. 1368-1420): 'Ci faut le secomt cayer que maistre Renaut doit avoir, qui fut baille / a Perrin Remiet po[ur] faire lenluminure de lautre cayer'., Histoire ancienne jusqu'à César, part 3 of the second redaction

in around seventy manuscripts), and is now preserved in only thirteen manuscripts.It is drawn from a variety of sources, covering ancient history from Thebes in the time of Oedipus to Rome in the time of Pompey. This is the earliest

• Detail of a bas-de-page miniature of a battle between the armies led by Laomedon and Nestor, the latter assigned with the arms of Anjou-Hungary., Histoire ancienne jusqu'à César, part 3 of the second redaction

in around seventy manuscripts), and is now preserved in only thirteen manuscripts.It is drawn from a variety of sources, covering ancient history from Thebes in the time of Oedipus to Rome in the time of Pompey. This is the earliest

• Detail of a miniature of Jason rowing out from Colchis, watched by Medea and other women to the island where the ram is kept. He yokes the pair of fire-breathing bulls, ploughs the field and sows the dragon's teeth; he then cuts down with his sword the dragon that guards the golden ram., Histoire ancienne jusqu'à César, part 3 of the second redaction

in around seventy manuscripts), and is now preserved in only thirteen manuscripts.It is drawn from a variety of sources, covering ancient history from Thebes in the time of Oedipus to Rome in the time of Pompey. This is the earliest