Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 110: Transcripts (16th century)
- Title:
- Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 110: Transcripts (16th century)
- Alternate Title:
- Transcripts
- Language:
- Latin, English, and French, Middle (ca. 1400-1600)
- Extent:
- pp. 458 numbered
- Dimensions:
- 310 Height (mm) and 215 Width (mm)
- Approximate Date:
- [ca. 1500 - 1599]
- Table of contents:
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- Historia de regibus Angliae
- Bull 'Scimus Fili', 27 June 1299
- Evidence from the histories concerning the rights of the English kings in Scotland
- Reply of Edward I to the bull 'Scimus Fili'
- Letter of the earls and barons of England to the pope dated at Lincoln 12 February 1301
- Charter of Edward II renouncing his claim to the ownership of Scotland
- Memoriale (excerpt)
- Historia maior de fundatione ecclesiae Wintoniensis
- Epitome historiae maioris ecclesiae Wintoniensis
- Brief chronicle of English kings and their donations to Winchester abbey from Egbert to Henry VI
- A certain miracle of St Swithun (Queen Emma's ordeal by fire)
- Charter of Edward I to the church at Winchester confirming the charters of John and Henry III
- Bull of Pope Innocent IV confirming the privileges of St Swithun's Winchester (1254?)
- History of Winchester abbey from 987 AD
- Charter of king Edgar to Old Minster Winchester of privileges in Chilcomb
- Bull of Pope John XIII for the provision of monks at St Swithun's Winchester, 964 AD
- Charter of king Edward to the 'family' of Winchester cathedral of land in Hursbourne
- Sentence of excommunication pronounced by Boniface of Savoy archbishop of Canterbury against those who despoiled St Swithun's Winchester, 1250
- Agreement between John of Pontoise bishop of Winchester and the abbey of St Swithun's Winchester, 1284
- Confirmation of the privileges of the abbey of St Swithun's Winchester, issued by John Pontoise bishop of Winchester, 1284
- Confirmation of Edward I of the agreement between John of Pontoise bishop of Winchester and the abbey of St Swithun's Winchester
- Agreement between William Warham archbishop of Canterbury and Winchester concerning the churches at East Meon and Hambledon (Hampshire), 1531
- Chronicle of English history from Lucius to Henry VI
- Letter from John Astely to Roger Ascham dated at Hatfield October 1552
- Letter of Roger Ascham to John Astely on the estate of Germany
- Historiola de primo statu Landavensis ecclesiae
- Description:
- MS 110 contains a variety of historical material transcribed by William Woddeson (Woodson) and, in turn, Bodleian MS Jones 4 contains transcripts from this manuscript. There is some emphasis on Winchester in the transcribed documents, but much of the material relates to English history in general. There is also a Reformation tract, 'A discourse proving that priests may lawfully marry', near the end of the volume. The manuscript dates to the sixteenth century.