Isidore — 10th century, second half; France or England
MS. Bodl. 394
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
Description
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Title
Isidore — 10th century, second half; France or England
Jerome — 12th century, third quarter
Shelfmark
MS. Bodl. 394
Place of origin
France or England
Date
12th century, third quarter
10th century, second half
Language
Latin
Contents
Physical extent
iii + 130leaves
Acquisition
Presented by the Dean and Chapter of Exeter, 1602.
Provenance
Exeter, Devon, Cathedral church of St Peter (MLGB3: evidence of dicta probatoria, usually a secundo folio). Foerster (Exeter book, p. 28f.) wrongly identifies this with Leofric's gift, which is Bodl. 319. The Jerome was bound separately in s. xiv and is entered separately in the 1327 cat. (Oliver, Lives, p. 302). The incipit "quod sancti" agrees.
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