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:Apparently owned by [[Nicholas Moyn]], rector of North Morton,Berkshire (now Oxfordshire) in the early fifteenth century. | :Apparently owned by [[Nicholas Moyn]], rector of North Morton,Berkshire (now Oxfordshire) in the early fifteenth century. | ||
:Subsequently owned by [[Henry Sadeler]] and then by [[Roger Etchmarch]] who gave it to a William Kingsley, possibly [[William Kingsley]], Archdeacon of Canterbury in the mid-seventeenth century; it was finally | :Subsequently owned by [[Henry Sadeler]] and then by [[Roger Etchmarch]] who gave it to a William Kingsley, possibly [[William Kingsley]], Archdeacon of Canterbury in the mid-seventeenth century; it was finally in the possession of his grandson [[William Kingsley (d. 1701)|William Kingsley]] by 1672 who presumably had given it to the Chapter Library. | ||
:It is listed in the [[1671 catalogue of manuscripts]] (p.20) as 'An ancient English Poem. Stimulus Conscientiae.' | |||
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:Description from [https://archives.canterbury-cathedral.org/CalmView/Record.aspx?src=CalmView.Catalog&id=CCA-DCc%2fLitMs%2fD%2f13 Canterbury Cathedral Archives catalogue] | :Description from [https://archives.canterbury-cathedral.org/CalmView/Record.aspx?src=CalmView.Catalog&id=CCA-DCc%2fLitMs%2fD%2f13 Canterbury Cathedral Archives catalogue] | ||
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[[Category:Medieval manuscripts|CCA-DCc/LitMs/D/13]] | [[Category:Medieval manuscripts|CCA-DCc/LitMs/D/13]] | ||
{{ | {{Hide|isAuthor=Rolle, Richard, 1290?-1349}} | ||
{{ | {{Hide|isTitle=Pricke of Conscience }} | ||
{{ | {{Hide|isDateofPublication=mid 14th century}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:53, 4 December 2021
- Shelfmark CCA-DCc/LitMs/D/13
- Richard Rolle, 1290?-1349. The Pricke of Conscience . mid 14th century.
- On the verso of the first flyleaf: Iste liber constat d[omi]no Rectori de Morton [and later the name] Nicholas Moyn]
- On the verso of the third flyleaf: Part of the will of Nicholas Moyn, made in 1425, who directs his executors to bury his body in North Morton church [North Moreton, Berkshire?], and makes a bequest of 6d. to the church of Salisbury [N.R. Ker]
- Inscription on first flyleaf and verso of third flyleaf: Iste liber constat Henr. Sadeler.
- Inscription on first flyleaf: This broake and imperfect peece of poems I freely give to Wm. Kingsley of Canterbury, out of the few books I have in my librarie ... this being assurtened to be in my librarie for three hundred years Roger Etchmarch(?). [transcribed by N. Ker]
- Inscription on final verso: Will[iam] Kingsley Anno Dom. 1672.
- Apparently owned by Nicholas Moyn, rector of North Morton,Berkshire (now Oxfordshire) in the early fifteenth century.
- Subsequently owned by Henry Sadeler and then by Roger Etchmarch who gave it to a William Kingsley, possibly William Kingsley, Archdeacon of Canterbury in the mid-seventeenth century; it was finally in the possession of his grandson William Kingsley by 1672 who presumably had given it to the Chapter Library.
- It is listed in the 1671 catalogue of manuscripts (p.20) as 'An ancient English Poem. Stimulus Conscientiae.'
- Description from Canterbury Cathedral Archives catalogue
- Entry on Schoenberg Database of Manuscripts