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'Sanctissimæ Trinitati ... et sanctissimo Anglorum Apostolo Augustino, patrono suo ... d.d. cc. q. ... Poetæ Collegii Anglicani Duaceni, Anno mdcclxii'

MS. Lat. misc. d. 5

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Title

'Sanctissimæ Trinitati ... et sanctissimo Anglorum Apostolo Augustino, patrono suo ... d.d. cc. q. ... Poetæ Collegii Anglicani Duaceni, Anno mdcclxii'

Shelfmark

MS. Lat. misc. d. 5

Summary

'Sanctissimæ Trinitati ... et sanctissimo Anglorum Apostolo Augustino, patrono suo ... d.d. cc. q. ... Poetæ Collegii Anglicani Duaceni, Anno mdcclxii'

Date

Written in A.D. 1767 in several hands at Douay

Language

Latin

Physical facet

On paper

Physical extent

40 Leaves

Acquisition

Bought by the Bodleian at the Burton Constable sale (lot 452) on June 26, 1889, for 17s.

Subject

Literature

18th century

Latin literature

Latin poetry

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  • Augustine, Saint, Archbishop of Canterbury, -604?

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