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Peter of Cornwall — S. XIII1; script of English appearance

Merton College E. 3. 5 (f)

Merton College, University of Oxford

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Title

Peter of Cornwall — S. XIII1; script of English appearance

Shelfmark

Merton College E. 3. 5 (f)

Place of origin

script of English appearance

Date

S. XIII1

Language

Latin

Contents

Peter of Cornwall Pantheologia

Form

codex

Support

Parchment

Physical extent

Nine leaves

Hands

Format, hand and decoration as MSS 191–2: A single small English early gothic bookhand.

Decoration

Format, hand and decoration as MSS 191–2: Large red and blue flourished initials; red or blue initials flourished in the other colour; running heads in red capitals.

Provenance

From one or more unidentified printed books, 9 formerly a wrapper for MCR 1596b.

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  • Peter, of Cornwall, approximately 1140-1221

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