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Thomas Cranmer: Churchman and Scholar

Title:

Thomas Cranmer: Churchman and Scholar

Author:

Ayris, P. and Selwyn, D.

Location:

Woodbridge

Notes:

• CCCC MS 102 Brief mention of CCCC MS 102 pp. 195-204 as containing a text that may be identified with the ’book of Doctrine’ mentioned in the 1548 House of Lords’ debate, and that a similar text also exists in Bodl. Add.C.197, pp. 289-90 Brief mention of the fact that CCCC MS 102 contains at pp. 529-34 ’Notes for a Homily against rebellion’ drawn up by Archbishop Cranmer in response to the rebellion of 1549 and in Cranmer’s autograph, p. 293 and Cranmer’s De re sacramentaria as found in CCCC MS 102 ff. 151-93, a collection of extracts from scripture, patristic, conciliar and medieval sources on the doctrine of the eucharist annotated in Cranmer’s own hand, dating the text to c. 1548-50, p. 293 Brief discussion of Archbishop Thomas Cranmer’s ’Answers to the Fifteen Articles of the Rebels, Devon, Anno 1549’ as found in CCCC MS 102 pp. 337-408, p. 294 Brief discussion of Archbishop Thomas Cranmer’s ’Sermon Concerning the Time of Rebellion’ as found in CCCC MS 102 pp. 409-99, p. 295  
• CCCC MS 104 Brief mention of the fact that CCCC MS 104 contains a tract by Bucer on the Gospel of St Matthew with corrections and notes added by Thomas Cranmer to the first eight chapters, p. 8 n. 21 Brief mention of the fact that CCCC MS 104 contains at pp. 241-73 Annotations to the King’s Book (ie; Henry VIII’s own corrections of the ’Institution of a Christen man’ or ’Bishops’ Book’) made by Thomas Cranmer, the same material also appears in Bodl. MS 4o Rawlinson 245 and BL Royal 7.C.XVI, p. 291 Brief mention of the fact that CCCC MS 104 contains at p. 299-317 three discourses on sickness and health sometimes attributed to Thomas Cranmer, doubting his authorship but noting that some of the annotations and corrections may be in Cranmer’s hand, p. 293  
• CCCC MS 105 Brief mention of the fact that CCCC MS 105 contains at p. 321 a draft of ’A Declaration concerning the Mass’ of 1535, the text in the Corpus manuscript probably being the original draft in Cranmer’s own hand, pp. 284-5 Brief mention of the fact that CCCC MS 105 contains at pp. 230ff ’Twelve questions on the Mass’ of 1547-8 in Cranmer’s own hand corresponding to much of the material also found in Lambeth MS 1108 , p. 292
• CCCC MS 113 Brief mention of the fact that CCCC MS 113 contains at pp. 391-407 the unfinished text of Martin Bucer’s response to Jan Lasco’s annotations to Bucer’s ’Fifty-four Aphorisms’, p. 227 Brief discussion of Thomas Cranmer’s De re sacramentaria as found in CCCC MS 113 pp. 345-91, a collection of extracts from scripture, patristic, conciliar and medieval sources on the doctrine of the Eucharist, dating the text to c. 1548-50, lacking Cranmer’s autograph notes as found in the version of the text preserved in CCCC MS 102, p. 293
• CCCC MS 298 Brief mention of the fact that CCCC MS 298 is one of only three manuscripts which provenance can be traced to Archbishop Cranmer, the others being BL Add. MS 37517 (The ’Bosworth Psalter’) and BL Royal MS1A.XIV (Gospels), and that all three have Canterbury provenance, p. 58 n. 90
• CCCC MS 340 Brief mention of the fact that CCCC MS 340 contains at pp. 271ff. documents relating to the ’Disputations at Oxford (material against Chedsey)’ in 1554 and at pp. 265-71 the Latin text of the ’Explication and Answer to the three articles for disputation at Oxford’ in 1554, p. 295

Reference Type:

Book

Manuscript:

dv741jv3198