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Brogyntyn manuscripts
Notes on tragedy, &c,
[1598x1600]
Ref:GB 210 Brogyntyn MS II.17 [RESTRICTED ACCESS]
Location:National Library of Wales / Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru
Extent:ii, 80 ff. (ff. i-ii, 79-80 are later flyleaves; ff. 54 verso-78 verso inverted text) ; 165 x 110 mm. Vellum covers with double blind fillets, over boards, [19 cent.]; 'NOTES ON THE MEDEA OF EURIPIDES' [sic], 'M.S. No. 33' and 'PORKINGTON LIBRARY' stamped in gold on red leather labels on spine
Language:Latin, English
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Llanover Manuscripts
Barddoniaeth, etc.,
[1785x1826] /
Ref:GB 210 NLW MS 13148A
Location:National Library of Wales / Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru
Extent:315 pp
Language:Welsh, English, Latin
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Seneca, Juvenal and Persius: translation and selections, by Sir Edward Dering
1665
Ref:GB 206 Brotherton Collection MS Lt q 29
Location:University of Leeds Special Collections
Name of creator:
Dering Edward 1625-1684.
Extent:25 ff. The signatures (of which one ownership inscription of Dering's is in Greek) include at the English end of the volume a few of (?) "John Egond" and/or "John Fendel". From the Latin end, ff.3-6 (part of Juvenal's satires) are paged 1-8, apparently by Dering. Ff.17-25 from the Latin end exist only as torn fragments, that of f.18 bearing further inscribed words on recto. F.1 from the Latin end, conjugate with f.1 from the English end, is also a torn fragment, bearing what may be a large J or a flourish. Possibly in another (rough) hand are numerals for the Juvenal satires, and the title-heading for the eighth of these (written first, Latin end f.3)
Language:English Latin
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Medieval manuscript fragments (12th-14th century)
12th century-14th century
Ref:GB 96 MS 830
Location:Senate House Library Archives, University of London
Name of creator:
Unknown.
Extent:4 items
Language:Latin
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