Dialogue on the significance of church services between Septuagesima and Advent. — 13th century, beginning
MS. Digby 17
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
Description
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Title
Dialogue on the significance of church services between Septuagesima and Advent. — 13th century, beginning
Robert Grosseteste, John of Tewkesbury (?) — 16th century, first half
R. de Stanington — 13th century, end - 14th century, beginning
Shelfmark
MS. Digby 17
Date
16th century, first half
13th century, beginning
13th century, end - 14th century, beginning
Language
Latin
Contents
Acquisition
Donated to the Bodleian, 1634.
Provenance
Kenelm Digby, 1603–1665
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Title
Dialogue on the significance of church services between Septuagesima and Advent, Robert Grosseteste, John of Tewkesbury (?) and R. de Stanington
Shelfmark
MS. Digby 17
Date
13th century, 14th century, 16th century - first half
Language
Latin
Physical extent
178 Leaves
Custodial history
Manuscript 1437 acquired by the Bodleian Library (53). Belonged in whole or in part to Thomas Allen of Gloucester Hall.
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Collection contents
Dialogue on the significance of church services between Septuagesima and Advent, Robert Grosseteste, John of Tewkesbury (?) and R. de Stanington
