A Descriptive Catalogue of the Medieval

Founded in 1314, Exeter College, Oxford, still holds over 70 copies of its medieval manuscripts, as well as some that were acquired later. Based on close examination of the manuscripts, this detailed and handsomely illustrated catalogue replaces one that was published in 1852.

Acknowledgements

vii

Lists of Plates

ix

Abbreviated Titles

x

Abbreviations

xiv

Introduction

xv

The Catalogue

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Appendix I: Manuscript Pastedowns in the Library and Archives of Exeter College

129

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Appendix II: Exeter College Manuscripts now in Other Libraries

133

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Appendix III: Exeter College Manuscripts in the Order Listed in Thomas James's Ecloga (1600) and Edward Bernard's Catalogus Manuscriptorum Angliae et Hiberniae (1697)

135

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Appendix IV: Concordances of References to Exeter College Manuscripts

136

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1. The Index of Middle English Prose

2. The Index of Middle English Verse

3. (a) Walther, Initia; (b) Walther, Proverbia

4. Throndike and Kibre, Incipits

Appendix V: Transcript of Deed of Gift by William Rede, bp. of Exeter, 1374, and Note of Gift by Henry Boner, 1420

138

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Index of Manuscripts Cited

140

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Index of Early Printed Books Cited

142

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General Index

143

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A Descriptive Catalogue of the Medieval Manuscripts of Exeter College, Oxford

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