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England, fols. 100v-101r 7: extract from a London Chronicle for mayor John Olney, fol. 226v 8: The sayings of various church fathers on the holy sacrament, fols. 228r-229r 9: beginning of pardon of Corpus Christi, fol. 229v 10: copy of
Eng. MS. 587 where a similar sigla is also used)- with C15 Latin annotation, beside king Edwin's villainy to the church and his subjects (Brie, 113:1-7) Fol. 42v: Axe shaped sigla beside story of king Canute and the tide; the
addition to recording the death of Edward III's mother (not mentioned in text) and that she was, 'beryed in the church of the fryre mynorys at London' and noting the text's reference to the fact that, 'Blode cam out of
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