Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Ii.6.2
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- Cambridge. Cambridge University Library
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- MS Ii.6.2
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- Late 14th century
- Language
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- Latin
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- Calendar
- Suffrage to the Holy Trinity
- Suffrage to the Holy Face
- Suffrage to St Michael
- Suffrage to St Christopher
- Suffrage to St John the Baptist
- Suffrage to St John the Evangelist
- Suffrage to St George
- Suffrage to St Catherine
- Suffrage to St Margaret
- Suffrage to St Mary Magdalene
- Hours of the Virgin
- Hymns and prayers to the Virgin
- Hymns and prayers to Christ
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- Johannes Lemovicensis (11..-12..)
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- Author
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- Johannes, Lemovicensis, active 13th century
- John of Limoges [fl. 1270]
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- Bède le Vénérable (saint, 0673?-0735)
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- Author
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- Bede, the Venerable, Saint, 673-735
- Bede (673/4–735)
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- Bède le Vénérable (saint ; 0673?-0735)
- Beda Venerabilis
- Beda Venerabilis (saint ; 0673?-0735)
- BEDA VENERABILIS
- BEDA
- Beda
- BEDA VENERABILIS (s.)
- Bède
- S. Beda venerabilis
- Venerabilis Bedae
- Bède le Vénérable (0673?-0735)
- Beda Venerabilis (ps.)
- S. Beda Venerabilis
- Venerabilis BEDE
- Bede
- Bedae
- Bedae venerabilis
- Bède le Vénérable saint 0673?-0735
- Beda, el Venerable, sant, 673-735
- Beda el Venerable, Santo
- Beda Venerabilis 672-735
- Author: Beda, Venerabilis
- Commentator: Beda, Venerabilis
- Bede (attributed to)
- Bede the Venerable, c 673-735, Saint
- Bede the Venerable
- Bede the Venerable (attrib.)
- The Venerable Bede
- Beda Venerabilis, 673-735
- Beda<Venerabilis>
- Bède le Vénérable
- Beda <Venerabilis> (672-735)
- Beda Scotus
- Beda Venerabilis, ca.673-735
- Beda Venerabilis, ca. 673-735
- Bede, the Venerable, Saint 673-735
- Bede the Venerable (b. c. 673, d. 735), monk and theologian
- Bede the Venerable, Saint (673-735)
- Bede, the Venerable, Saint (673-735)
- Bède le Vénérable, saint (0673?-0735)
- Beda, Venerabilis, 672-735
- Beda <Venerabilis>
- Beda, O Venerável, 673-736
- Beda, O Venerável, 673-736 > , co-autor
- Beda Venerabilis - 673 - 735 - auteur
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- Margery Carbonell (13..-1426)
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- Former owner
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- Margary Carbonell
- Carbonell, Margary
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- John Carbonell (13..-1425?)
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- Former owner
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- Sir John Carbonell
- Carbonell, Sir John
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- Margaret Heveningham (13..-1432)
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- Former owner
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- Margaret Heveningham
- Heveningham, Margaret
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- John Heveningham (1359?-1425)
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- Former owner
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- Sir John Heveningham
- Heveningham, Sir John
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- Thomas Roberts (1470?-1543)
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- Former owner
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- Thomas Roberts
- Roberts, Thomas
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- Edmund Roberts (1520-1585)
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- Former owner
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- Edmund Roberts of Willesden (1521-85)
- Roberts, Edmund (1521-85)
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- John Moore (1646-1714)
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- Former owner
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- John Moore, Bishop of Ely (1646-1714)
- Moore, John, 1646-1714
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- John Moore
- John Moore (1646-1714)
- John Moore (d. 1714)
- Moore
- Moore, John 1646-1714
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- Georges I (roi de Grande-Bretagne, 1660-1727)
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- Former owner
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- King George I
- George I, King of Great Britain, 1660-1727
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- Description
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An early example of a Book of Hours produced in Bruges for the English market. Though the miniatures share stylistic similarities with Northern Netherlandish manuscripts, a Bruges origin is supported by a group of manuscripts of this period illuminated in the same style by the circle of the Master of the Pink Baldachins, some of which also contain Bruges calendars. The addition of St Æthelthryth/Etheldreda, patron saint of Ely Cathedral, to the Calendar and a prayer to her at the end of the manuscript indicate the manuscript's early ownership in East Anglia. Provenance evidence in the form of obits in the calendar indicate that the manuscript circulated in Suffolk and Norfolk for much of the 15th century and into the 16th century. An extensive series of annotations by members of the Roberts family of Middlesex later that century - primarily the dates of birth of children, but also prayers and the signature of Edmund Roberts of Willesden (1521-85) - has led to the manuscript being described by Eamon Duffy as the Roberts Hours.
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- Bruges (West Flanders, Belgium)
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- Bruges, Flanders
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- Bruges (Belgique)
- Bruges
- (Bruges ?)
- Flandre (Bruges)
- Flandres (Bruges).
- Bruges.
- Flandres (Bruges)
- Bruges?
- Flanders, Bruges
- Brügge
- Brugge
- [Brugge]
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