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The Index of Middle English Prose Published online by Cambridge University Press: 07 March 2023
Described Thomas James 178; Stanley N. 14; Nasmith 459; James, Corpus 459; CBMLC 8, BP 20; BP 21: 251. Partial description Bloomfield et al., nos. 1687, 2517, 3901, 4513, 4926.
[1]
156v
My mother.
English in upper margin. An erased word follows. In what appears to be the same hand and ink at the foot of the page: ‘hary auger (or ‘anger’) hog’.
[2]
f. 158v
Item payd unto iohn bayard for x li of wax 2v s x d.
Note about payment for wax; half of page cut away horizontally below this line.
[A 75]
MS s. xiii. English additions s. xv. MLGB: Peterborough. Benedictine abbey of St Peter, St Paul, and St Andrew. MS given to the College by Matthew Parker.
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