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  Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Add.6858

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  Cambridge. Cambridge University Library

  Date

  c.1513 C.E.

  Language

  Latin

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  • Henry VIII, King of England
  • his hope that the treatise would be useful to the King and it is likely he was trying to warn Henry
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  Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Add. 8460

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  Cambridge. Cambridge University Library

  Date

  1670-1714

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  • Camden, William, 1551-1623, historian and herald
  • Seneca, Lucius Annaeus, the younger, approximately 4 B.C.-65 A.D.
  • Stephen Gardiner, bishop of Winchester
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  Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Gg.4.18

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  Cambridge. Cambridge University Library

  Date

  1410

  Language

  Middle English translated from the Latin. Contains some Latin text in the margins

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  • himself and the allegorical figure of Lady Philosophy.
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  Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Nn.2.41

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  Cambridge. Cambridge University Library

  Date

  Late 4th/early 5th Century C.E.

  Language

  Greek and Latin

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  • Its present contents are the Gospels of Matthew, John, Luke and Mark, a single page of the last verses
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  Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Ff.1.27

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  Cambridge. Cambridge University Library

  Date

  1100-1200, 1200-1500

  Language

  Latin, Old English

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  • Edmunds, and CCCC 66 with the first half of the Bury manuscript (now separated into CCCC 66a).
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  Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Dd.2.11

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  Cambridge. Cambridge University Library

  Date

  c. 1588-1595 C.E.

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  • Dd.2.11 is the first and largest of the four Mathew Holmes lute books
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  Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Dd.5.78.3

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  Cambridge. Cambridge University Library

  Date

  c. 1600 C.E.

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  • The four comprise the most extensive and important source of English lute music to survive in the world
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  Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Gg.4.31

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  Cambridge. Cambridge University Library

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  Sixteenth century C.E.

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  Middle English

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  • purification, and a critique of lax morals at all levels of Langland's society.
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  Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Ll.5.18

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  Fifteenth century. This is ratified by the dateable texts contained in MS Ll.5.18, which accommodate production from quite early in the first half of the century. The Life of Saint Margaret, commissioned by Edmund Mortimer, was composed by John Lydgate between 1415-26 and the version of the Life of Saint Dorothy contained in MS Ll.5.18 has been identified by Manfred Görlach to be one of a group of the tale that dates from the early fifteenth century.

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  English

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  • a selection of devotional vernacular texts: the final portion of the treatise The Direccion of a
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  Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Nn.6.36

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  Cambridge. Cambridge University Library

  Date

  c. 1605-1615 C.E.

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  • Nn.6.36 is the fourth and last of the Mathew Holmes lute books
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  Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Dd.9.33

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  Cambridge. Cambridge University Library

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  c. 1600-1605 C.E.

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  • The four comprise the most extensive and important source of English lute music to survive in the world
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  Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Hh.1.10

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  Cambridge. Cambridge University Library

  Date

  Third quarter of 11th century C.E.

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  Latin and English

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  • Aelfric, Abbot of Eynsham
  • Matthew Parker archbishop of Canterbury
  • A copy of Ælfric 's Grammar and Glossary, produced in Exeter
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  Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Nn.4.1

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  Cambridge. Cambridge University Library

  Date

  1519-1529 C.E.

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  Latin

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  • the personal use of a bishop.
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  Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Dd.4.22

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  Cambridge. Cambridge University Library

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  c. 1615 C.E.

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  • The majority of the tablature is copied in the same hand that entered
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  Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Add. 3479

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  Cambridge. Cambridge University Library

  Date

  Mid-9th century

  Language

  Latin

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  • Phillipps, Thomas, 1792-1872, 1st Baronet, collector of books and manuscripts
  • Augustine, Saint, Bishop of Hippo, pseudo
  • The Benedictine Abbey St Mihiel (Meuse)
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  Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Doc. 38

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  Cambridge. Cambridge University Library

  Date

  4 April 1597

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  English

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  • Indenture for the lease of a property by Mathew Holmes, formerly
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  Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Add.3389

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  Cambridge. Cambridge University Library

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  First third of the 12th century C.E.

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  Latin

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  • Italy and France (illumination)
  • style='text-align: justify;'>Twelfth-century central Italian Gradual (fragment) removed from the