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Geographies of Orthodoxy: Mapping English Pseudo-Bonaventuran Lives of Christ, 1350-1550
the same hand. Estimated Date of Hands 2nd quarter C15. Scribal Annotation - Notable Dialect Features when: whan(e) self: self church: chirche again: aʒeyne busily: bisily them: hem if: ʒife Annotation and Marginalia Graffitti Names recorded, signatures, ex libris marks
, burry , byrrynge busy/ busily: bysy, besy; bysily , bysyly but: bote; bote called: I cleped, cleped; cleped, called church: chyrche; chyrche , chirche , cherche eyes: eyne, y3en; eyen , ey3en father: fader; fader first: furst; furst (
a southern dialect. after: after against: a yens any: any be: be, bi busily: bisily but: but call: clepe, clepeth church: cherche each: iche eyes: eyen first: first flesh: flesh gave: yaf give: yiue her: hire length: lengthe little: litel
Dialect Features after: aftir, after again: a3eyn any: eny are: ben burning: brennynge busy: besy(e) but: but called: cleped(e) church: chirche flesh: flesche gave: 3eue give: 3iue given: 3euen her: hir(e) high: hy3e, hi3e much: myche, moche, mochel, mykel (eg. 130:
of Hands 3rd quarter C15. Scribal Annotation - Notable Dialect Features again: aʒe(e)n any: oony busy: besy, bisy called: clepid church: chirche, churche each: ech should: shuld(e) eyes: iʒen her: hir, her much: miche, myche must: muste saw: siʒ self:
for this textual grouping (see Sargent, intro. 124). Notable Dialect Features Sample of forms: against: a3eyns again: a3ein she: she church: chirche it: yt, it through: þ oru3 other: othir her: hir, here: hond(e) hear: hure should: shulde imust: moste,
seculorum. Amen’. 104r-v. 5. Text on indulgences originally granted by Pope Gregory for genuflecting before representation of Christ in the church of Pantokrator in Rome, during Pater Noster and Ave Maria: ‘In illo tempore quo sanctus Gregorius erat in magna
byn burn: bren bury/ burying: burie, burienge (in the headings to chapters 47 and 48 the form 'biriyng' is used) church: chirche, chirche , churche eyes: eyen flesh: flesshe gave: yaf her: hir high: hie, hye much: muche, muche ,
having been identified by Ker as 'Craven', linking the book with the Augustinian Priory of Bolton in Craven (the priory church being dedicated to St. Mary); however, Doyle cast doubt on this identification with the information that Ker had originally
work: werke through: thorowe thousand: thousand should: shulde but: but have: have their: their together: togedir where: wher(e) self: selfe church: chirche they: thei, they them: theim called: cleped give: geue. Nottinghamshire? (Hanna, 176). Annotation and Marginalia Fol. 5r: Latin
marginal notes. Notable Dialect Features No entry in LALME . Annotation and Marginalia Several notes beside the mention of Holy Church early in the text, 'fuming? knaues' beside 25:25-6, and 'note', beside 25:38-9; fols 5r-v, C16-C17? Maniculae and 'X' cross
and marginal glossing; the second leaf has been bound upside down. Item 4: 19 of the 39 articles of the Church of England, as printed in the Book of Common Prayer after c. 1571. The copyist is apparently imitating the
like the γ sigil. Estimated Date of Hands 1st-2nd quarter C15? Scribal Annotation Notable Dialect Features Sample of Dialectical Forms: Church: chirche One: oon, oo their: her said: seide two: tweyne, two her: hir self: self they: they them: hem
of the Church means a secure faith in God (note the twice-repeated ‘to god & holi chirch’). The abandonment of ‘kyndely reson’ crucially signifies the will to obey God and Church, even if the teaching of the Church was found
(in English) in the Lyf of Oure Lady and Meditationes that aims to provide biblical support (with further references to Church fathers), for this account of Mary's life. These items are the only texts in the MS to have been
initiated by a C16 reader, who often has marked passages that represent reformist attacks on institutions and Orders within the Church: for instance, P is represented by, 'Popes and Cardinales 15.L.11', and when the reader proceeds to page 15 line
copying phases. Notable Dialect Features Sample of Forms : again/ against: a3eyn/ a3eynst burn: bren bury: bery, biry but: bot church: chirch else: elles eyes: eghen gave: 3afe good: gude love: lufe might: moght soul: saule should: suld, shuld, shold
a3eyn against: a3eynus any: any are: bene, ben buried: biried(e) burning: brennynge) busy: bisy, besi but: bot(e) called: cleped, clepide church: chirche eyes: eyene first: first(e) flesh: flesh, flessh gave: 3af give: 3iue given: 3iuen her: hire, here high: hie
Marginalia Censorship Item 24: The description of the second of three parts of Holy Church has been removed: the passage describes the second part of Holy Church as being comprised of the souls in purgatory. For discussion of Lollard responses
from A Mirror to Devout People , and checked against Craft of Dying : again: a3eyne, a3ein against: a3eynst [ayeinest] church: chirch(e) but: bot eye: ye eyes: yene her: hir use of 'y-' prefix, eg. 'y borne', 'y tornede' etc.