Serlo of Wilton, Geoffrey of Vinsauf — 12th century, end
MS. Digby 53
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
Description
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Title
Serlo of Wilton, Geoffrey of Vinsauf — 12th century, end
Shelfmark
MS. Digby 53
Date
12th century, end
Language
Anglo-Norman
Latin
Middle English (1100-1500)
Contents
Form
codex
Support
parchment
Musical notation
Neums (see van Dijk 1957).
Acquisition
Donated to the Bodleian, 1634.
Provenance
Bridlington, Yorkshire, Augustinian priory of St Mary the Virgin: 'Liber sancte Marie de Brydlyngton' (fol. 68v, s. xv). 'Hic iacet dominus Robertus Danby, prior huius loci qui obiit quinto die Nouembris anno domini M.CCCCC. septimo' (fol. 1r). (MLGB3: evidence from an ex-libris inscription or note of gift to an institution).
Thomas Allen (?1540–1632): '32', 'A.84'. Sir Kenelm Digby (1603–1665). (MLGB3)
Kenelm Digby, 1603–1665
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Title
Serlo of Wilton, Geoffrey of Vinsauf, and others
Shelfmark
MS. Digby 53
Date
12th century, end
Language
Latin
Physical extent
69 Leaves
Custodial history
Manuscript 1527 acquired by the Bodleian Library (143). Belonged in whole or in part to Thomas Allen of Gloucester Hall.
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Collection contents
Serlo of Wilton, Geoffrey of Vinsauf, and others
