• Homilies

lengthier period of time than might be usual, and in blocks of quires, rather than by textual unit. This seems confirmed by the change of elements of the script at fol. 92r, where Quire 13 (a quire of four) begins.

• Homilies

Plan for the Dictionary of Old English Titles as it appears in the manuscript Cambridge Corpus Christi College 198 Homilies , s. xi 2 , xiii 1 A volume of homilies, consisting of sequentially arranged set of texts, written in

• ~x00e6~lfric: Hexameron , Homilies

right of rectos, i-vi, 1-247, 249-52. Earlier, paler ink foliation is evident on some top right corners of the rectos (fols 1, 2, 3, etc.) but many of these have been excised. The foliation of the Parkerian table of contents

• ~x00e6~lfric's Grammar and Glossary

the height of the body of the letter. The split of ascenders in Insular form is not very deep; the ascenders of Caroline form have wedges, of about the same height as those of Insular letters. descenders of Insular letters

• Homilies

a nail which held the strap of an earlier binding in position shows on pp. 391-402. Pages 399-402 are two waste leaves, a bifolium of a copy of a Summa of the Decretum of Gratian , s. xii ex ,

• Gospels , etc.

the Cathedral of Exeter during the episcopate of its first bishop, A.D. 1050-1072. Together with some account of the Red book of Derby, the Missal of Robert of Jumièges, and a few other early manuscript service books of the English

• Homilies

in diplomata of the second quarter and middle of the twelfth century. Ascenders are often elongated, filling the height of the line, but rarely becoming entangled with the descenders of the line above. Descenders curve backwards by means of an