Fragment of an etymological explanation of legal and ecclesiastical terms

This material is held atCambridge University Library

  • Reference
    • GB 12 MS Add.2716.11
  • Dates of Creation
    • 1500 (Circa)
  • Language of Material
    • English .
  • Physical Description
    • 1 collection

Scope and Content

Begins: 'Quotquot modis sit dermacio ...' and ends: '... poeta fuit vergilius magnus poeta fuit magnus.' Verses follow, headed 'epysencis'.

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Acquisition Information

Found in AB.7.27 (now Inc.3.J.2.2), 6 June 1877. That book, J. Lathbury's Commentary on Jeremiah, Oxford, 1482, formerly belonged to William Raine, and to Sir Francis Liddall of Co. Durham.

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