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| adam_text | Winchester College
Mediaeval Manuscripts Collection
A Brief History and Catalogue
by Paul Yeats-Edwards F.L.A., Fellows Librarian
1978
World Microfilms Publications
Winchester College.
Collection of Manuscripts to the Year
A BRIEF HISTORY AND CATALOGUE
(c)
Contents of this Catalogue
Preface, by Paul Yeats-Edwards
List of Contents of Microfilm, showing following information on
each Manuscript: Author, Title, Provenance and History,
References in printed catalogues or other lists, approximate
folio size, reel no.,
Details of the Microfilm
16
35mm. silver halide positive roll microfilm
World Microfilms Publications
Microworld House,
Preface
THE FELLOWS LIBRARY OF WINCHESTER COLLEGE
The Warden and Fellows Library of Winchester College dates back
1
munificence of such benefactors as William of Wykeham, Robert Heete, William Moryn, Thomas
Sir Robert Cecil, the Revd. Peter Hall and others. In early ISth-century Inventories and Bursar s Account
Rolls, there Is a certain amount of documentary evidence for the history of the library.
Heete (Fellow of the College,
subsequently transcribed by
St. Mary Winchester, in the Reign of Henry
this was continued until the year
the year
Librarian of the Guildhall Library, London, compiled a catalogue in ledger form which can still be con¬
sulted, The library has recently been «catalogued by the present Fellows Librarian, together with the
manuscripts (up to the year
A detailed history of the library covering the period under review can be found In W.F. Oakeshott:
Winchester College Library befure
Two other histories are J.M.G. Blakiston: Winchester College Library in the 18th and early 19th
centuries (The Bibliographical Society,
Winchester College (The Book Collector,
published In
College.
The entries in this present publication are listed in order of manuscript number. The entry will consist
of (i) Author;
and (v) approximate folio size to the nearest W . whether on vellum or paper, the number of leaves and
the presence of decoration, rubrication or illumination.
Reference should be made to the following:
CLM:
Sheldonlano,
1634:
Donor: The Donors Book of
Reference should also be made to:
Heete, Robert Catalogue of Books belonging to the College of St. Mary, Winchester in. the reign of
Henry VI (transcribed and published by
59-74.
P. Yeats-Edwards, F.LA.
Fellows Librarian.
Winchester College (Warden and Fellows Library): Mediaeval Manuscripts Collection
Collection of Manuscripts to the Year
LIST OF CONTENTS OF MICROFILM
Reel One
(i) WINCHESTER COLLEGE:
(College Muniment, Chest
The Liber
College,
and 16th centuries, such as leases of property and the presentation of benefices.
such events as the visits
Cambridge). Folios
to
J71
William of Wykcham s Will printed in Robert Lowth s Life of William of Wykeham,
Life of William of Wykeham Is printed
14
(il)
Begun in
15
(Iii)
(CATALOGUS
MDCXXXHH.
ПИ
MS.l, BIBLE
15 th century; belonged to Thomas
The last leaf has a symbolic drawing of a hand with the names of Robert Totle and John Stacey on
the wrist. Full title and contents are: Compotus Ecclesiastlcus in sex
invenire
in menslbus,
sexta
No
MS.2. LIBER MISCELLANEOUS
14th century and circa
Folios
beginning with el erit tanquam lignum
Written by various hands, circa 1
14th century. The commentary referred to above is now missing and references show it was on
Part
the heading
in exposltionem mtllifluam quorundam versuum cuiuslibet fere
folios 4v
script belonged to William I
1501,
No references in CLM,
Reel Two
MS.3 HIPPOCRATES
of Hippocrates, with text).
1
The hand Is Italian, and the text Is followed by a series of questions.
1634: 614
commentario.
capitals in ted and blue.
MS.4. WILLIAM OF CANTERBURY (William Fitzstephen)
Thomae Cantuar Archiepiscopi.
12th-13th century.
One of the Founder s
the
domini fundatorls.
history of Thomas Becket (Rolls Series
1634: 96
entry.
MS.5. PASCHASIUS, Radbertus
quinqué.
litil- 12tli
Calllgraphlcally the finest In the collection, and written in Winchester. Very similar to MS.2 (S t.
Augustine s tract on St. John s Gospel) in the Cathedtat
geotgil greswold cleric! but this particular manuscript Is not listed with Greswold s other gifts ¡n the
Donors Book, despite the fact that the inscription is in Greswold s hand. There are drawings on f71v
and
1634; 95 -
Donors: no entry, but in
Reel Three
MS.6. JOSEPHUS,
12th century (circa 1
inter ecclesiasticos scriptores. losephus Mathatie
Illustrious quotes the famous testimony in a different and somewhat fuller version than that of the
text Itself (see folio
the ownership marks have been erased from f2v and Or.
1634: 680
vellum;
MS.7.
13th century.
This manuscript was once the property of Queen s College, Cambridge,
College by Henry Jordan, as the inscription on fl63r shows: Ultima
remaneat
Liber
Collegi!
1634: 575
no entry.
MS.8.
(A
Oxford, and the British Museum.
1634;
drawings, the script being highly abbreviated.
MS.9. JACOBUS, of
Fraedlcatorum.
14th century.
A very common
Hereford Cathedral Library.
1634: 699-
1Ш х
MS.lOis on reel
Reel Four
MS.ll. ODOPARISIENSIS.
(a) Postillae
expositio Odonis fratris
Apparently already in (lie library before the first catalogue Robert Heete) where the entry reads:
Item
rubrication
1634:
no entry.
MS.12. CRESCENTIUS,
15th century
decanus Ebor. quondam sacius
qui
1634: 166
1609
MSS
Reel Five
MS.14A.
12th century (circa
The opening initial is of the author, Peter Comestor, supported by two monks offering his book to
the Archibishop William of Sens. The initial I on the left is of-the Almighty King holding a sceptre; and
іл
representing the Creation, the Expulsion from the Garden of Eden, God clothing Adam and Eve, Cain
(laying Abel, scenes from the Birth of Christ, the Adoration of the Magi, etc. Dedicated by Peter Comesior
to Archbishop William of Sens at the time of Thomas Becket s exile and probably written at Sensrather
than at Canterbury,
1634: 576 -
Donors: Stephanus Potter,
hand; illuminated.
MS.I4B.
Tabula genealogica piiiclue exarata.
12
No doubt a monastic book, the decoration of a type associated with Canterbury. After the alphabetical
index at the front of the manuscript, there appears a geneaology of Mary and Joseph (starting with Adam
and Eve), contemporary with the text.
1634: 454 -
Donors: William
154
Reel Six
MS.IS. HIGDEN, Ranulf
mottem
chronica
14th century.
This maniucript is entered
Cistrensis. ex
continued from
The end of Higden s work Is marked in the manuscript by the words Hoc usque scripslt Ranulplius. There
is a short passage at the beginning of the manuscript headed by the words
diosa de regibus Angiiae
coronation. There is a lozenge-shaped map of the world on f8r, generally based on the Biblical text, God
hath set Jerusalem In the midst of the nations.
1634: 380-
usque
John Taylor s Tile Universal Chronicle of Ranulph Higden
folios.
There Is no MS.
MS.l
Quatuor Evangelistarum.
.
The College Accounts for
(Second Master,
these accounts cover this manuscript and also manuscript No.
1
Commentarla in
1514
Reel Seven
MS.
de diversi!
12th century (circa
A book from the Winchester scriptorum. The second half of this manuscript is in
dral Library, The whole manuscripl was divided into two In the 16th century. It Is conjectured whether the
College
Founder s Statute
mcals. Fur
the rightful owner, see Waller 1:. Oakcshotl s article The Matter iilMalury , In Times Ulcrary Supplement,
18th February,
1634:
1353.1
1354.17
Humtlilate,
Diaconum Eccleslae Romanae.
oľWinchesteľ
(but paged,
MS.18. PART
12th century.
This, the second half of Winchester College Manuscript No, 1
In the Winchester Cathedral Library and is generally known as Paschasii Collatlo. It contains the follow¬
ing:
(1)
spirituálem
(6)
161d
permission of the Dean and Chapter of Winchester Cathedral.
MS.l
transcription of the printed book, STC
1634:
Oxford,
Reel Eight
MS.20. AUGUSTININUS
scripturae Intelllganlur: quartus
12th century.
A
1634;
Ernes
ThereisnoMS.21.
MS.22. WILLIAM, of Nottingham
15th century.
William of Nottingham s commentary on
and manuscript No.
in the accounts was sent for illumination on arrival. The same Illustrator worked on (he ¡.¡her tic llyila.
Many initials have been
souvenirs.
1634:
commentario.
vellum;
There is no MS.23.
MS.24.
Nicolai
Gloss,
composult. Glossulae afforismorum Ypocralis. Glossulae prognosücorum. Glossulae ad libruro
secondum Theophilum.
For tills and other medical manuscripts In Fellows Library, sec: Lynn Thorndyke and Pearl Kibre
Catalogue of incipits of medieval scientific writings in
No.
1634: 326 -
Nicolai.
1377.40 Glossarium
1378.41 Glossarium
1379.42 Glossarium
10
TherelsnoMS.25.
Reel Nine
MS.26 CYRURGIA BRUINI
Liber antldotarius, Altonomia
Paulo de
beginning
Ki
14th century.
On the last leaf is a letter from Stephen Gardiner, Bishop of Winchester, beginning Ire
Selon,
1634:
1370.33 -
1372.35 -
1373.36 -
Donors: no entry.
MS.27. HIGDEN,
15th century (circa
The greater part of the preface Is missing as well as part of the 37th chapter and the
the 7th Book. This is a Winchester manuscript, and illuminated, like Manuscript No.22, by a Winchester
book-seller, The inscription on f9v reads: Ranulphus Myden Cestriensis;
anno domini
1634: 698-
icon. Donors: George Gresworld,
MS.28. BIBLE -Latin.
S. Biblia
century, (circa
This manuscript is defective at
been noted in pencil throughout.
the psalm
Bible of this size so late in the 15th century.
1634:
(he title ftblla colliennla h/ibens Interpretation» illctluniiin In line .
Reel Ten
MS.29.
S.
alphabetlco:
Dominicallum
totam
13th century.
On f4r is an inscription whclh states that tliis manuscript once belonged to a John Brickhill or Brickell.
1634:
548
There are no
Reel Eleven
MS.33. MISCELLANEOUS.
1
The list of contents opposite fl was written circa
present form. See
Bibliographical Society,
dom Is No.
Contents: Vol. I: Life of Adam:
of Pilate with Judas Iscarlot; Life of Oswald; Edward the Confessor; St. Cuthbert; St. Mary
Gregory; Philip and James.
Cross; Of the Fruit called Christendom; the Circumcision; the Epiphany; St. Fabian; St. Sebastian;
St. Agnes; Dialogue between
VoIJI: The Gospel of Nlcodemus: the Abbey of the Holy Ghost and Charter of Cod s Foundation;
Erasmus Roterdamus
letters which can be found in full on page
two medical recipes.
1634: 111 -
catalogue). CLM:
CLM). Donors: Thomas Smythe
■-116).
There are no
MS.38.
I4lh
This manuscript contains the Valor Benefieiorum of
effect on the flyleaf. See also Bishop Edmund Gibson s Codex Juris
Clarendon Press,
to the Crown, with all Impositions upon the dcrgy by the Pope,
tlie
Nicholas IV, remained the norm for fiscal purposes until
edited by T.F. Kirby. London, Simpkln and Co.,
1634:
vellum; 9i folios.
MS.39.
JSlli ceniury.
Written in various hands, probably in Oxford, The Opus
IV who became Pope In
De
Opus Tertium followed. It was written In
Contents: (I) Primus
(generally attributed to Johannes
(2)
(3)
(4)
universales
(5) No title, but is the latter part of the Opus Tertlam. The 3K leaves (post
veilnt Christian!:) corresponds to the latter part of the 4th part of the Opus
I, pages
(6)
at the end of a quire,
1
traclatus
Donors: William Moryn,
Bacon Opera
J.H. Bridges) Oxford University Press,
MS.40.
tradii
12th-13th century.
Manuscript No.
very early set of flyleaves used in the 12thcentury St-Swithun s Chartulary, it would appear possible that
this was once a St. Swilhin s book, and that It goes back to the College s mediaeval library.
1634: 129 -
И«
MS.40A. BASIL.Sar/i/-
Translation of St. Basil s Commentary on Psalm
8th ceniury.
A fragment extracted from Manuscript No.
Jerome. In this manuscript the version quoted Is the Vulgate but that may be only because its copyist
knew the Vulgate text and assimilated the readings he found to the text he knew.
1
Latini
ЛОВ.
12th century
A fragment extracted from Manuscript No.50 (qv). Four sides have been pumiced, evidently with a
view to being used apalii. This fragment begins at Chapter V, verse
1634:
Reel Twelve
MS.4I. MISCELLANEOUS
15th century,
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4) Epistolae
(5)
1634:
de
Planetų
Petrarchae Invectivae
216
MS.42.
Wyclif New Testament. 15th century.
This manuscript corresponds with Wicliffes version and probably written about his time. The manuscript
opens with the
after
known to the editors of the Wicliffile Bible,
This is No.
Table of the Lessons, etc. At the end are the Commandments.
1634:
Donors:
folios., some leaves illuminated.
Reel Thirteen
MS.43. AVICENNA
Ubcr
Memoria.
ISth century for the first item, the others circa
Chemical tests carried out on the stain at the bottom of the left-hand corner of the first leaf, show that
it was formed from a clip used to secure the manuscript to a shelf and proved that the manuscript belonged
to the College In late medieval times. The medical teachings of the famous Arab physician commonly
called Avicenna reached Europe by way of Greece and Spain.
1634:
tione
MS.44. CRESCENTIUS,
15th century
The illumination is the work of a Winchester artist as ill the case of Manuscript No.22.
1634: 331 -
rurallbus,
10
MS.45.
ISth century.
1634: 326 -
16!6.8 ,4 х5УЛ
10
Reel Fourteen
MS.46. MARTIN, Thomas
Gullelmó
The
vitam Gulllelmi
1634:
(With the bookplate
pages. Item
MS.47. WINCHESTER COLLEGE
15th century,
Found in the College Bursary In
a Winchester bookseller, perhaps in the same circumstances as for Manuscript
1634:
MS.48. is on reel
MS.50A. TRACTATUS Ue rebus studentibus necessariis:
!
The following group of manuscripts
were In oil one volume, but some time In the 19th century the volume which contained also a printed
edition of Obligatlones cum
(he
1634:
1543.
MS.50B.
15th century.
1634:
Proportionum.
MS.50C. BACON, Roger
15th century,
See; Part of the Opus Tcrtium of Roger Bacon by
J
MS.SOD. TRACTATUS
15th century.
A Note book on a variety of subjects, with moveablc diagrams.
1634:
MS.51, TABULAE BOTANICAE
Botanicum).
15th century (circa
As in the case of Manuscripts
time after
items was the Wynkyn
which had been the gift of Richard Hedrington. In which case the manuscript must have been In the possess¬
ion of the College some time after
of the Latin names for herbs. Tills was used by most physicians in the late 15th century.
1634:
folios.
11
There are no
MS.55. WINCHESTER COLLEGE
15
Made in
antlchape! until the
removed, this time to the Library, when It was realised that (he boys of lite College were writing In the
margins,
1634:
Tliete
MS.
16th century (circa
Fair copies of Creek and Latin poems, in the
one of the translators and editors of the Authorised version of the Bible, 1
pasted In has the name William Twlss, sometime chaplain to Princess Elizabeth, King James
in Germany. One poem is In English, commemorating the defeat of the Spanish Armada
other verses refer to the political situation of the time,
sition, the wickedness of the Pope, and to the blessings of English life under Queen Elizabeth.
refers to Winchester College scholars of liis day, including John
Winchester College,
eventually became Dean of Norwich in
in Balliol College, written by Leonard Bennett who was elected scholar of Winchester in
Härmar
College by Professor Roger Mynors and Dr. Walter F. Oakeshott,
7И
Reel Fifteen
MS.
16th century
Four
The pink sheepskin bindings have the Tudor Royal Arms. The binding Is Flemish, and the songs are In a
Flemish hand. In
The Osgood Memorial Prize Essay by Frederick Waine, Oxford
1634:
Tenor and Bass)
MS. 1
Thomas Vautroulller,
Tliis printed book contains four leaves of poetry by King James I, which appear to be unpublished.
The poems are: As falconts are bye nature fair of
(on Psalm l48); Dcglaid
Another poem, in a different hand and highly adulatory ¡n style and content, appears
written by the Scots poet Mackenzie, It would appear that
No.
Library, or In the library of someone very intimately connected with him.
SW
12
Reel Sixteen
MS.
Ad
Oratio
Canticum B. Mariae Virginis.
15th century, (English, circa
At the beginning is a fly leaf which contains directions for various services and includes the hymn
lam
Winchester College , I9I7 (pages
1634: 801 -
entry.
B. FASCICULUS
Two rolled manuscripts, on vellum. 15th century.
Both these rolled chronicles, though not in the
and it would be surprising if they were not in the possession of the College already in late medieval times,
seeing that they were made for the scholars of the College.
ІЗЛ:
It begins
through, in the original hand, with the genealogies of the Hebrew Kings and the descent of the British
Kings through Arthur to the Saxon Kings up to
I, Philip of Spain and Mary Tudor, and the descent of Henry VI and his claims to the throne of France.
13B: Begins Considerans cronicorum prolixitatem necnon
nobilis
Brutus the Trojan onwards, there being a series of crowns with which each king is labelled. The chart con¬
tinues up to Henry VI, and entries in a later hand, continue up to
Both rolls being with Illumination work, representing Adam, Eve, and the Serpent.
1634:
MS.4a LITURGIES
1
Includes a hymn to St. Frldeswlde on fl48v. In the
Swithun and S. Osmund. On
tenebras detegis and Lucisque lumen crederis
1634: 337 -
Lant,
MS.l
15th century (circa
A French Book of Hours, possibly written in Rouen. It contains the
inated pictures. At the end are entries relating to the French family of Monsieur
ľan
previous owners.
UNNUMBERED MANUSCRIPTS. Five unidentified fragments.
(I) Unidentified.
(ii) Unidentified
(ill) Possibly 15lh century Antiphonal, Italian (Fragments).
(Iv)
(v) Possibly
1634:
1906.8
13
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Winchester College
Mediaeval Manuscripts Collection
A Brief History and Catalogue
by Paul Yeats-Edwards F.L.A., Fellows' Librarian
1978
World Microfilms Publications
Winchester College.
Collection of Manuscripts to the Year
A BRIEF HISTORY AND CATALOGUE
(c)
Contents of this Catalogue
Preface, by Paul Yeats-Edwards
List of Contents of Microfilm, showing following information on
each Manuscript: Author, Title, Provenance and History,
References in printed catalogues or other lists, approximate
folio size, reel no.,
Details of the Microfilm
16
35mm. silver halide positive roll microfilm
World Microfilms Publications
Microworld House,
Preface
THE FELLOWS' LIBRARY OF WINCHESTER COLLEGE
The Warden and Fellows' Library of Winchester College dates back
1
munificence of such benefactors as William of Wykeham, Robert Heete, William Moryn, Thomas
Sir Robert Cecil, the Revd. Peter Hall and others. In early ISth-century Inventories and Bursar's Account
Rolls, there Is a certain amount of documentary evidence for the history of the library.
Heete (Fellow of the College,
subsequently transcribed by
St. Mary Winchester, in the Reign of Henry
this was continued until the year
the year
Librarian of the Guildhall Library, London, compiled a catalogue in ledger form which can still be con¬
sulted, The library has recently been «catalogued by the present Fellows' Librarian, together with the
manuscripts (up to the year
A detailed history of the library covering the period under review can be found In W.F. Oakeshott:
"Winchester College Library befure
Two other histories are J.M.G. Blakiston: "Winchester College Library in the 18th and early 19th
centuries" (The Bibliographical Society,
Winchester College" (The Book Collector,
published In
College.
The entries in this present publication are listed in order of manuscript number. The entry will consist
of (i) Author;
and (v) approximate folio size to the nearest W". whether on vellum or paper, the number of leaves and
the presence of decoration, rubrication or illumination.
Reference should be made to the following:
CLM:
Sheldonlano,
1634:
Donor: The Donors' Book of
Reference should also be made to:
Heete, Robert "Catalogue of Books belonging to the College of St. Mary, Winchester in. the reign of
Henry VI" (transcribed and published by
59-74.
P. Yeats-Edwards, F.LA.
Fellows' Librarian.
Winchester College (Warden and Fellows' Library): Mediaeval Manuscripts Collection
Collection of Manuscripts to the Year
LIST OF CONTENTS OF MICROFILM
Reel One
(i) WINCHESTER COLLEGE:
(College Muniment, Chest
The Liber
College,
and 16th centuries, such as leases of property and the presentation of benefices.
such events as the visits
Cambridge). Folios
to
J71
William of Wykcham's Will printed in Robert Lowth's Life of William of Wykeham,
Life of William of Wykeham Is printed
14"
(il)
Begun in
15"
(Iii)
(CATALOGUS
MDCXXXHH.
ПИ"
MS.l, BIBLE
15 th century; belonged to Thomas
The last leaf has a symbolic drawing of a hand with the names of Robert Totle and John Stacey on
the wrist. Full title and contents are: Compotus Ecclesiastlcus in sex
invenire
in menslbus,
sexta
No
MS.2. LIBER MISCELLANEOUS
14th century and circa
Folios
beginning with "el erit tanquam lignum"
Written by various hands, circa 1
14th century. The commentary referred to above is now missing and references show it was on
Part
the heading
in exposltionem mtllifluam quorundam versuum cuiuslibet fere
folios 4v
script belonged to William I
1501,
No references in CLM,
Reel Two
MS.3 HIPPOCRATES
of Hippocrates, with text).
1
The hand Is Italian, and the text Is followed by a series of questions.
1634: 614
commentario.
capitals in ted and blue.
MS.4. WILLIAM OF CANTERBURY (William Fitzstephen)
Thomae Cantuar Archiepiscopi.
12th-13th century.
One of the Founder's
the
domini fundatorls."
history of Thomas Becket" (Rolls Series
1634: 96
entry.
MS.5. PASCHASIUS, Radbertus
quinqué.
litil- 12tli
Calllgraphlcally the finest In the collection, and written in Winchester. Very similar to MS.2 (S t.
Augustine's tract on St. John's Gospel) in the Cathedtat
geotgil greswold cleric!" but this particular manuscript Is not listed with Greswold's other gifts ¡n the
Donors' Book, despite the fact that the inscription is in Greswold's hand. There are drawings on f71v
and
1634; 95 -
Donors: no entry, but in
Reel Three
MS.6. JOSEPHUS,
12th century (circa 1
inter ecclesiasticos scriptores. losephus Mathatie
Illustrious quotes the famous "testimony" in a different and somewhat fuller version than that of the
text Itself (see folio
the ownership marks have been erased from f2v and Or.
1634: 680
vellum;
MS.7.
13th century.
This manuscript was once the property of Queen's College, Cambridge,
College by Henry Jordan, as the inscription on fl63r shows: "Ultima
remaneat
"Liber
Collegi!
1634: 575
no entry.
MS.8.
(A
Oxford, and the British Museum.
1634;
drawings, the script being highly abbreviated.
MS.9. JACOBUS, of
Fraedlcatorum.
14th century.
A very common
Hereford Cathedral Library.
1634: 699-
1Ш"х
MS.lOis on reel
Reel Four
MS.ll. ODOPARISIENSIS.
(a) Postillae
expositio Odonis fratris
Apparently already in (lie library before the first catalogue Robert Heete) where the entry reads:
"Item
rubrication
1634:
no entry.
MS.12. CRESCENTIUS,
15th century
decanus Ebor. quondam sacius
qui
1634: 166
1609
MSS
Reel Five
MS.14A.
12th century (circa
The opening initial is of the author, Peter Comestor, supported by two monks offering his book to
the Archibishop William of Sens. The initial 'I' on the left is of-the Almighty King holding a sceptre; and
іл
representing the Creation, the Expulsion from the Garden of Eden, God clothing Adam and Eve, Cain
(laying Abel, scenes from the Birth of Christ, the Adoration of the Magi, etc. Dedicated by Peter Comesior
to Archbishop William of Sens at the time of Thomas Becket's exile and probably written at Sensrather
than at Canterbury,
1634: 576 -
Donors: Stephanus Potter,
hand; illuminated.
MS.I4B.
Tabula genealogica piiiclue exarata.
12
No doubt a monastic book, the decoration of a type associated with Canterbury. After the alphabetical
index at the front of the manuscript, there appears a geneaology of Mary and Joseph (starting with Adam
and Eve), contemporary with the text.
1634: 454 -
Donors: William
154
Reel Six
MS.IS. HIGDEN, Ranulf
mottem
chronica
14th century.
This maniucript is entered
Cistrensis. ex
continued from
The end of Higden's work Is marked in the manuscript by the words "Hoc usque scripslt Ranulplius." There
is a short passage at the beginning of the manuscript headed by the words
diosa de regibus Angiiae
coronation. There is a lozenge-shaped map of the world on f8r, generally based on the Biblical text, "God
hath set Jerusalem In the midst of the nations."
1634: 380-
usque
John Taylor's "Tile Universal Chronicle of Ranulph Higden"
folios.
There Is no MS.
MS.l
Quatuor Evangelistarum.
.
The College Accounts for
(Second Master,
these accounts cover this manuscript and also manuscript No.
1
Commentarla in
1514"
Reel Seven
MS.
de diversi!
12th century (circa
A book from the Winchester scriptorum. The second half of this manuscript is in
dral Library, The whole manuscripl was divided into two In the 16th century. It Is conjectured whether the
College
Founder's Statute
mcals. Fur
the rightful owner, see Waller 1:. Oakcshotl's article "The Matter iilMalury", In Times Ulcrary Supplement,
18th February,
1634:
1353.1
1354.17
Humtlilate,
Diaconum Eccleslae Romanae.
oľWinchesteľ
(but paged,
MS.18. PART
12th century.
This, the second half of Winchester College Manuscript No, 1
In the Winchester Cathedral Library and is generally known as "Paschasii Collatlo." It contains the follow¬
ing:
(1)
spirituálem
(6)
161d"
permission of the Dean and Chapter of Winchester Cathedral.
MS.l
transcription of the printed book, STC
1634:
Oxford,
Reel Eight
MS.20. AUGUSTININUS
scripturae Intelllganlur: quartus
12th century.
A
1634;
Ernes
ThereisnoMS.21.
MS.22. WILLIAM, of Nottingham
15th century.
William of Nottingham's commentary on
and manuscript No.
in the accounts was sent for illumination on arrival. The same Illustrator worked on (he ¡.¡her tic llyila.
Many initials have been
souvenirs.
1634:
commentario.
vellum;
There is no MS.23.
MS.24.
Nicolai
Gloss,
composult. Glossulae afforismorum Ypocralis. Glossulae prognosücorum. Glossulae ad libruro
secondum Theophilum.
For tills and other medical manuscripts In Fellows' Library, sec: Lynn Thorndyke and Pearl Kibre
"Catalogue of incipits of medieval scientific writings in
No.
1634: 326 -
Nicolai.
1377.40 Glossarium
1378.41 Glossarium
1379.42 Glossarium
10"
TherelsnoMS.25.
Reel Nine
MS.26 CYRURGIA BRUINI
Liber antldotarius, Altonomia
Paulo de
beginning
Ki
14th century.
On the last leaf is a letter from Stephen Gardiner, Bishop of Winchester, beginning "Ire
Selon,
1634:
1370.33 -
1372.35 -
1373.36 -
Donors: no entry.
MS.27. HIGDEN,
15th century (circa
The greater part of the preface Is missing as well as part of the 37th chapter and the
the 7th Book. This is a Winchester manuscript, and illuminated, like Manuscript No.22, by a Winchester
book-seller, The inscription on f9v reads: "Ranulphus Myden Cestriensis;
anno domini
1634: 698-
icon. Donors: George Gresworld,
MS.28. BIBLE -Latin.
S. Biblia
century, (circa
This manuscript is defective at
been noted in pencil throughout.
the psalm
Bible of this size so late in the 15th century.
1634:
(he title "ftblla colliennla h/ibens Interpretation» illctluniiin In line".
Reel Ten
MS.29.
S.
alphabetlco:
Dominicallum
totam
13th century.
On f4r is an inscription whclh states that tliis manuscript once belonged to a John Brickhill or Brickell.
1634:
548
There are no
Reel Eleven
MS.33. MISCELLANEOUS.
1
The list of contents opposite fl was written circa
present form. See
Bibliographical Society,
dom" Is No.
Contents: Vol. I: Life of Adam:
of Pilate with Judas Iscarlot; Life of Oswald; Edward the Confessor; St. Cuthbert; St. Mary
Gregory; Philip and James.
Cross; Of the Fruit called Christendom; the Circumcision; the Epiphany; St. Fabian; St. Sebastian;
St. Agnes; Dialogue between
VoIJI: The Gospel of Nlcodemus: the Abbey of the Holy Ghost and Charter of Cod's Foundation;
Erasmus Roterdamus
letters which can be found in full on page
two medical recipes.
1634: 111 -
catalogue). CLM:
CLM). Donors: Thomas Smythe
■-116).
There are no
MS.38.
I4lh
This manuscript contains the "Valor Benefieiorum" of
effect on the flyleaf. See also Bishop Edmund Gibson's "Codex Juris
Clarendon Press,
to the Crown, with all Impositions upon the dcrgy by the Pope,
tlie
Nicholas IV, remained the norm for fiscal purposes until
edited by T.F. Kirby. London, Simpkln and Co.,
1634:
vellum; 9i folios.
MS.39.
JSlli ceniury.
Written in various hands, probably in Oxford, The "Opus
IV who became Pope In
"De
"Opus Tertium" followed. It was written In
Contents: (I) Primus
(generally attributed to Johannes
(2)
(3)
(4)
universales
(5) No title, but is the latter part of the Opus Tertlam. The 3K leaves (post
veilnt Christian!:) corresponds to the latter part of the 4th part of the Opus
I, pages
(6)
at the end of a quire,
1
traclatus
Donors: William Moryn,
Bacon "Opera
J.H. Bridges) Oxford University Press,
MS.40.
tradii
12th-13th century.
Manuscript No.
very early set of flyleaves used in the 12thcentury St-Swithun's Chartulary, it would appear possible that
this was once a St. Swilhin's book, and that It goes back to the College's mediaeval library.
1634: 129 -
И«"
MS.40A. BASIL.Sar/i/-
Translation of St. Basil's Commentary on Psalm
8th ceniury.
A fragment extracted from Manuscript No.
Jerome. In this manuscript the version quoted Is the Vulgate but that may be only because its copyist
knew the Vulgate text and assimilated the readings he found to the text he knew.
1
Latini
ЛОВ.
12th century
A fragment extracted from Manuscript No.50 (qv). Four sides have been pumiced, evidently with a
view to being used apalii. This fragment begins at Chapter V, verse
1634:
Reel Twelve
MS.4I. MISCELLANEOUS
15th century,
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4) Epistolae
(5)
1634:
de
Planetų
Petrarchae Invectivae
216
MS.42.
Wyclif New Testament. 15th century.
This manuscript corresponds with Wicliffes version and probably written about his time. The manuscript
opens with the
after
known to the editors of the Wicliffile Bible,
This is No.
Table of the Lessons, etc. At the end are the Commandments.
1634:
Donors:
folios., some leaves illuminated.
Reel Thirteen
MS.43. AVICENNA
Ubcr
Memoria.
ISth century for the first item, the others circa
Chemical tests carried out on the stain at the bottom of the left-hand corner of the first leaf, show that
it was formed from a clip used to secure the manuscript to a shelf and proved that the manuscript belonged
to the College In late medieval times. The medical teachings of the famous Arab physician commonly
called Avicenna reached Europe by way of Greece and Spain.
1634:
tione
MS.44. CRESCENTIUS,
15th century
The illumination is the work of a Winchester artist as ill the case of Manuscript No.22.
1634: 331 -
rurallbus,
10"
MS.45.
ISth century.
1634: 326 -
16!6.8',4"х5УЛ
10
Reel Fourteen
MS.46. MARTIN, Thomas
Gullelmó
The
vitam Gulllelmi
1634:
(With the bookplate
pages. Item
MS.47. WINCHESTER COLLEGE
15th century,
Found in the College Bursary In
a Winchester bookseller, perhaps in the same circumstances as for Manuscript
1634:
MS.48. is on reel
MS.50A. TRACTATUS Ue rebus studentibus necessariis:
!
The following group of manuscripts
were In oil one volume, but some time In the 19th century the volume which contained also a printed
edition of "Obligatlones cum
(he
1634:
1543.
MS.50B.
15th century.
1634:
Proportionum.
MS.50C. BACON, Roger
15th century,
See; "Part of the Opus Tcrtium of Roger Bacon" by
J
MS.SOD. TRACTATUS
15th century.
A Note book on a variety of subjects, with moveablc diagrams.
1634:
MS.51, TABULAE BOTANICAE
Botanicum).
15th century (circa
As in the case of Manuscripts
time after
items was the Wynkyn
which had been the gift of Richard Hedrington. In which case the manuscript must have been In the possess¬
ion of the College some time after
of the Latin names for herbs. Tills was used by most physicians in the late 15th century.
1634:
folios.
11
There are no
MS.55. WINCHESTER COLLEGE
15
Made in
antlchape! until the
removed, this time to the Library, when It was realised that (he boys of lite College were writing In the
margins,
1634:
Tliete
MS.
16th century (circa
Fair copies of Creek and Latin poems, in the
one of the translators and editors of the Authorised version of the Bible, 1
pasted In has the name William Twlss, sometime chaplain to Princess Elizabeth, King James
in Germany. One poem is In English, commemorating the defeat of the Spanish Armada
other verses refer to the political situation of the time,
sition, the wickedness of the'Pope, and to the blessings of English life under Queen Elizabeth.
refers to Winchester College scholars of liis day, including John
Winchester College,
eventually became Dean of Norwich in
in Balliol College, written by Leonard Bennett who was elected scholar of Winchester in
Härmar
College by Professor Roger Mynors and Dr. Walter F. Oakeshott,
7И"
Reel Fifteen
MS.
16th century
Four
The pink sheepskin bindings have the Tudor Royal Arms. The binding Is Flemish, and the songs are In a
Flemish hand. In
The Osgood Memorial Prize Essay by Frederick Waine, Oxford
1634:
Tenor and Bass)
MS. 1
Thomas Vautroulller,
Tliis printed book contains four leaves of poetry by King James I, which appear to be unpublished.
The poems are: "As falconts are bye nature fair of
(on Psalm l48);"Dcglaid
Another poem, in a different hand and highly adulatory ¡n style and content, appears
written by the Scots poet Mackenzie, It would appear that
No.
Library, or In the library of someone very intimately connected with him.
SW'
12
Reel Sixteen
MS.
Ad
Oratio
Canticum B. Mariae Virginis.
15th century, (English, circa
At the beginning is a fly leaf which contains directions for various services and includes the hymn
"lam
Winchester College", I9I7 (pages
1634: 801 -
entry.
B. FASCICULUS
Two rolled manuscripts, on vellum. 15th century.
Both these rolled chronicles, though not in the
and it would be surprising if they were not in the possession of the College already in late medieval times,
seeing that they were made for the scholars of the College.
ІЗЛ:
It begins
through, in the original hand, with the genealogies of the Hebrew Kings and the descent of the British
Kings through Arthur to the Saxon Kings up to
I, Philip of Spain and Mary Tudor, and the descent of Henry VI and his claims to the throne of France.
13B: Begins "Considerans cronicorum prolixitatem necnon
nobilis
Brutus the Trojan onwards, there being a series of crowns with which each king is labelled. The chart con¬
tinues up to Henry VI, and entries in a later hand, continue up to
Both rolls being with Illumination work, representing Adam, Eve, and the Serpent.
1634:
MS.4a LITURGIES
1
Includes a hymn to St. Frldeswlde on fl48v. In the
Swithun and S. Osmund. On
tenebras detegis" and "Lucisque lumen crederis"
1634: 337 -
Lant,
MS.l
15th century (circa
A French Book of Hours, possibly written in Rouen. It contains the
inated pictures. At the end are entries relating to the French family of "Monsieur
ľan
previous owners.
UNNUMBERED MANUSCRIPTS. Five unidentified fragments.
(I) Unidentified.
(ii) Unidentified
(ill) Possibly 15lh century Antiphonal, Italian (Fragments).
(Iv)
(v) Possibly
1634:
1906.8"
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