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Geographies of Orthodoxy: Mapping English Pseudo-Bonaventuran Lives of Christ, 1350-1550
was not to be sacrificed for economy." Collation impossible to determine from microfilm; Guddat-Figge argued that the book contained eleven quires of 16 with a twelfth quire of 20 folios. (This leaves one leaf unaccounted for). It should also be
London, British Library, MS Harley 4011 Described by: Ryan Perry from microfilm analysis. Revision date: June 1st, 2010 Heading Miscellany containing the 'Prayer to the Sacrament' from Love's Mirror , various works by Lydgate, Craft of Dying , Bokenham's
C15. Writing Support Scribe A's stints are on Parchment (fols 1-16 and 15*; 74-97); scribe B's stints are mixed media quires with a parchment outer bifolium wrapping inner paper bifolia. Foliation 99 folios; fnote that foliation runs only to 97
is an unusual manner of providing quire signatures where, rather than having successive letters on quires with the bifololia marked i-iv, the numbering continues between quires and there are no letters; thus fols 5-8 = i-iv, 13-16 = v-viii, 21-24
fols 39-145 are paper, although parchment strips with Latin writing (early C15?) have been used to strengthen the spines of quires. Watermarks: "The watermarks are difficult to discern, but include what may be either a 'couronne' or a 'feuille', and
Domini , mid-C15(?) Condition The MS preserves its original binding, but it is in a state of decay, with the quires now completely detached from the vestiges of the cords. Some leaves have been lost from the book- see Collation
item 1; 27 lines per leaf until fol 25, then 30-2 until fol. 73 (quire 10), which has 28 lines; quires 11-12 have 27-8 lines per page until scribe B's next full page (93v), from where 32 lines are penned
(A) cross rises from central peak of triple mount, cf. Briquet nos. 11668 ff. (centre and outer bifoilum in A's quires are parchment); (B) Ox's head, cf. Briquet nos. 14913 ff. (see Colker). Foliation 149 fols. Dimensions of Page and
Cambridge Libraries (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1929), pp. 40–43. Foliation ? + i + 232 fols + i + ? Quires 28 and 29 have been bound in reverse order (in the C15 judging by marks left to reorientate the