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Medieval Cartularies of Great Britain and Ireland

Title:

Medieval Cartularies of Great Britain and Ireland

Author:

Davis, G. R. C.

Location:

London

Notes:

• CCCC MS 7 CCCC MS 7 contains a fifteenth-century copy of the Liber Benefactorum of St Albans Abbey, an epitome of the Catalogus Benefactorum in BL Cotton Nero D. VII , p. 170, no. 845
• CCCC MS 111 CCCC MS 111 contains a mid-twelfth-century cartulary of the Benedictine Cathedral Priory of Bath, containing royal and episcopal charters from the 9th to the 12th centuries, p. 7, no. 23
• CCCC MS 189 CCCC MS 189 contains a quire, perhaps taken from a cartulary, with about 70 royal and other grants to Christ Church, Canterbury arranged chronologically; it is a witness to a lost early twelfth-century cartulary , p. 36, no. 163
• CCCC MS 286 CCCC MS 286 included in a catalogue of cartularies because it contains grants added in the 10th or early 11th century relating to St Augustine’s, Canterbury on ff. 74v and 77v, p. 42, no. 199A
• CCCC MS 298 CCCC MS 298 included in a catalogue of cartularies; contains documents relating to the acquisition of manors and churches by Christ Church Canterbury on pp. 61-85 of Part II; dating to sixteenth century, p. 40, no. 189
• CCCC MS 301 CCCC MS 301 is a collection of miscellaneous historical material, including a list of the privilegia (pp. 180-181) and possessions (pp. 177-221) of Christ Church Canterbury, dating to the fourteenth century , p. 42, no. 199

Reference Type:

Book

Manuscript:

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