John Killingworth — 15th century; England
MS. Savile 38
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
Description
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Title
John Killingworth — 15th century; England
Shelfmark
MS. Savile 38
Place of origin
England
Date
15th century
Language
Latin
Contents
Form
codex
Support
paper
Physical extent
iii + 35leaves
Acquisition
Given by him in 1620
Provenance
Fol. iv: 'Pertinet magistro Davys' (16th century)
Fol. 2: scribbles by Thomas Porter (1527)
Henry Savile (d. 1622)
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Title
Astronomical tables
Shelfmark
MS. Savile 38
Summary
Astronomical tables compiled by mr. J. Kylingworth and corrected by Ludovicus Caerleon (fol. 4). On fol. 1v is a perpetual table of dominical letters and golden numbers.
Date
Written in the 15th century in England
Language
Latin
Physical facet
On paper
Physical extent
35 Leaves
Custodial history
On fol. 1v is 'Pertinet magistro Davys' (16th cent.), and on fol. 2 scribbles by Thomas Porter (1527).
Labelled '38'
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Collection contents
Astronomical tables
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Connections
People associated with this object
- Thomas Porter
- magistro Davys
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Savile, Henry, Sir, 1549-1622
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Johannes, Chillingworthus, ca. -1445
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Ludovicus, de Caerleon, -1495
