MS 392

Summary

Described Thomas James 114; Stanley K. 9; Nasmith 392; James, Corpus 392; Wenzel, pp. 207–209, 525–528; Repertorium, vol. 1, pp. 62–63; Index of Images 104.

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f. 258

O lord how dyuers & onlych were þe pepul wordes ihesu þese too processyones in þe fyrst þei \cried/ on hy bendictus &c blessed be he þat comeþ in þe name of a lord in þe secound þe cried as hy tolle tolle ley hond upon hym takeþ hym …

f. 258^v

… & bryng ʒow into þe temple of his faderes kyndem [sic] into blys of heuen þer \to/ be euerlastyng ad quod nos perducat qui cum fine viuit & regnat.

‘O quam dissimilem &c’. Sermon for Palm Sunday (on Matthew 21.2). According to Repertorium ‘a revised and heavily abbreviated version’ of the Latin sermon which precedes it on ff. 253–257^v. Discussed Wenzel, pp. 207–209, 525–528.

MS s. xv^3–4. James's foliation is incorrect (his f. 261 should have been 258). On ff. 320^v and 325 the name ‘Gherlacus Saxo’; on f. 316v ‘questio magister Kerff’, identified by Wenzel, p. 209, as William Corfe, proctor of Archbishop Chichele (d. 1417). MS given to the College by Matthew Parker.