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Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Add.3389
- Collection
- Cambridge Digital Library
- Library
- Cambridge. Cambridge University Library
- Date
- First third of the 12th century C.E.
- Language
- Latin
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Mass for Ascension Day (fragment)
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Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Doc. 38
- Collection
- Cambridge Digital Library
- Library
- Cambridge. Cambridge University Library
- Date
- 4 April 1597
- Language
- 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 Gg.4.31
- Collection
- Cambridge Digital Library
- Library
- Cambridge. Cambridge University Library
- Date
- Sixteenth century C.E.
- Language
- Middle English
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Table of contents for Piers Plowman
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Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Kk.3.18
- Collection
- Cambridge Digital Library
- Library
- Cambridge. Cambridge University Library
- Date
- Second half of the 11th century C.E.
- Language
- Old English with Latin
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Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Ee.3.59
- Collection
- Cambridge Digital Library
- Library
- Cambridge. Cambridge University Library
- Date
- c.1250-1260 C.E.
- Language
- French, Old (ca. 842-1300)
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masterpiece of mid thirteenth-century English illumination, the present manuscript preserves vital evidence for
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Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Nn.3.2
- Collection
- Cambridge Digital Library
- Library
- Cambridge. Cambridge University Library
- Date
- 1467-68 C.E.
- Language
- French and Latin
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Although the exchange took place between 1463 and 1464, this manuscript was created for de Montferrant
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Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Ff.1.25.3
- Collection
- Cambridge Digital Library
- Library
- Cambridge. Cambridge University Library
- Date
- 1540-1574 C.E.
- Language
- Latin
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Contemporary history) by the monk and historian William of Malmesbury (c. 1090-c. 1143) which was made for
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Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Dd.5.78.3
- Collection
- Cambridge Digital Library
- Library
- Cambridge. Cambridge University Library
- Date
- c. 1600 C.E.
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href='/view/MS-NN-00006-00036/1'>Nn.6.36, form a chronological series largely devoted to tablature for
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Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Ee.4.24
- Collection
- Cambridge Digital Library
- Library
- Cambridge. Cambridge University Library
- Date
- 1280-1290
- Language
- Latin, Latin and Norman French in two columns
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Paris, for the Archdiocese of Bamberg
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, has been given a dedicated illustration depicting some aspect of the psalm text’s meaning, except for
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Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Ii.1.33
- Collection
- Cambridge Digital Library
- Library
- Cambridge. Cambridge University Library
- Date
- Second half of 12th century C.E.
- Language
- English
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England, Made for Christ Church, Canterbury
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Directions for reciting the Penitential Psalms
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Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Dd.5.5
- Collection
- Cambridge Digital Library
- Library
- Cambridge. Cambridge University Library
- Date
- Second quarter of the fourteenth century C.E., probably c. 1330-1340
- Language
- Latin and French
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Paris, for the Archdiocese of Bamberg
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It is possible that this book was commissioned for Denny, or that it was given to the abbey before Marie's
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Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Dd.13.27
- Collection
- Cambridge Digital Library
- Library
- Cambridge. Cambridge University Library
- Date
- First half of the 16th century C.E. (c. 1524-1533)
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A Tudor part book, which contains the music for one voice over
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Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Gg.4.6
- Collection
- Cambridge Digital Library
- Library
- Cambridge. Cambridge University Library
- Date
- Second quarter of the fourteenth century, probably c. 1330-1340 C.E.
- Language
- French
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Paris, for the Archdiocese of Bamberg
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allegorical dream vision in which the Lover relates his journey into a walled garden and his quest for
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Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Add. 10185
- Collection
- Cambridge Digital Library
- Library
- Cambridge. Cambridge University Library
- Date
- Second half (perhaps last third) of the 13th century.
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second half of the thirteenth century, granting the English Crown a tenth of ecclesiastical revenues for
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Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Nn.6.36
- Collection
- Cambridge Digital Library
- Library
- Cambridge. Cambridge University Library
- Date
- c. 1605-1615 C.E.
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MS-DD-00009-00033/1'>Dd.9.33 and Nn.6.36, form a chronological series largely devoted to tablature for
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Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Dd.9.33
- Collection
- Cambridge Digital Library
- Library
- Cambridge. Cambridge University Library
- Date
- c. 1600-1605 C.E.
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The other five manuscripts copied by Mathew Holmes are one for solo cittern (Dd.4.23), and four part
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Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Add. 4126
- Collection
- Cambridge Digital Library
- Library
- Cambridge. Cambridge University Library
- Date
- Mid-19th century C.E.
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nineteenth century, this Book of Hours was made by the miniaturist Caleb Wing (b. 1801, d. 1875) (for
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Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Dd.2.11
- Collection
- Cambridge Digital Library
- Library
- Cambridge. Cambridge University Library
- Date
- c. 1588-1595 C.E.
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The other five manuscripts copied by Mathew Holmes are one for solo cittern (Dd.4.23), and four part
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Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Ff.4.42
- Collection
- Cambridge Digital Library
- Library
- Cambridge. Cambridge University Library
- Date
- after c. 850 with glosses added between the latter half of the ninth century and the early eleventh century
- Language
- Old Welsh, Latin, Latin with glosses in Latin, Old Welsh and Old Irish, Latin encoded in Greek letters
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In what is an exceedingly rare colophon for a manuscript of Welsh provenance, Núadu signs his work: "
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Cambridge. Cambridge University Library, MS Ii.6.32
- Collection
- Cambridge Digital Library
- Library
- Cambridge. Cambridge University Library
- Date
- 850-1000 C.E.
- Language
- Latin, with additions in Gaelic (or Middle Irish)
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manuscripts to which the Book of Deer is closest in character are all Irish, scholars have tended to argue for
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