Cartulary of the Chapel of St. Mary, Cirencester — 1460; English
MS. Dugdale 42
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
Description
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Title
Cartulary of the Chapel of St. Mary, Cirencester — 1460; English
Shelfmark
MS. Dugdale 42
Date
1460
Language
Latin
Contents
Form
codex
Support
parchment
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Title
'Registrum diversarum cartarum de munimentis pertinentibus capelle beate Marie ecclesie parochialis sancti Johannis baptiste Cirencestr'
Shelfmark
MS. Dugdale 42
Summary
'Registrum diversarum cartarum de munimentis pertinentibus capelle beate Marie ecclesie parochialis sancti Johannis baptiste Cirencestr' factum per Willelmum Brome et Willelmum Dodyngton custodes capelle predicte in anno xxxix regis Henrici sexti' [1460], followed (fol. 18) by a rental made at a court held on Friday before Holy Trinity, 38 Hen. vi, and (fol. 22v) 'Thys is an inventus of ale pe ornamentes of seynt' Mary chapel'.
Date
Written for the most part in 1460
Language
Latin
Physical facet
On parchment
Physical extent
25 Leaves
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Collection contents
'Registrum diversarum cartarum de munimentis pertinentibus capelle beate Marie ecclesie parochialis sancti Johannis baptiste Cirencestr'
