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Prayers, etc. — 15th century, third quarter; English

MS. Gough Liturg. 19

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Title

Prayers, etc. — 15th century, third quarter; English

Shelfmark

MS. Gough Liturg. 19

Date

15th century, third quarter

Language

Latin

Middle English (1100-1500)

Contents

Prayers, etc.

Form

codex

Support

parchment

Physical extent

i + 114 (113) + 1 + i fol.

Decoration

Miniatures.

Borders.

Initials.

Miniature of St. John the Baptist from a different MS. pasted in, fol. 2, 15th century, second half.

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Title

Prayers, etc.

Shelfmark

MS. Gough Liturg. 19

Summary

Prayers, etc., in Latin, written for the use of sir John Iwardby and his wife: on fol. 16 is 'Pray for Joh'n Jwardby and Sainche his wif, eldest doughter of Nicholas Carru [Carew] of Bedi[n]gton in Surre & oon of his heirris & for theire children frende & welwillers. & for the soule of Katerine late wif of the said Joh'n doughter of Edwarde Neuil lord Burgeyne [Abergavenny] & for the soulis of Joh'n & Edwarde sones of the said Joh'n & Katerine & for the soulis of the faders moders aliaunces & frende of all them aboue rehersid and for all Cristen': with four elaborate coats of arms opposite. Sir John Iwardby appears to have been of Farley in Hampshire.

The contents are:

Fol. 3. A calendar, in Latin

Fol. 17. Prayers, including the hymn 'Gaude flore virginali' (fol. 24v), suffrages 'de Rege Henrico sexto' (fol. 32v), 'de magistro Johanne Shorne' confessore (fol. 33), 'de sancta Sitha' (fol. 36), 'Septem versus beati Bernardi' (fol. 39), a suffrage 'de sancta Wilgeforte aliter vocata Vncombre' (fol. 41v)

Fol. 42. The penitential and 15 gradual Psalms, with litany, followed (fol. 62) by the 'Psalmi de Passione.'

Fol. 70v. The Office for the Dead, preceded by a Latin form of the prayer above, beg.'Pro animabus Johannis Iwardby & Senchie uxoris eius', omitting the son John's name. At fol. 99 follow 'Commendaciones animarum', and at end 'Pray for me | Joh'n Iwardbe.'

Date

Written in the third quarter of the 15th century in England

Language

Latin

English

Physical facet

On parchment, some small miniatures occur, with coloured capitals, etc.

Physical extent

116 Leaves

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Collection contents

Gough Collection

Liturgies

Liturgies MSS.

Prayers, etc.

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