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498. Rievaux. saec. XIV.Hi sunt libri sancte Marie Eievallensis.Inc.: Codex Justiniani.

Fin.: Liber medioinalis qui fuit Hugonis de Beverlaio, in uno vo-lumine.

Quelle: Cod. des Jesus College, Cambridge N. B. 17, saec. XIV.gedr.: Th. Wright and J. Orchard Halliwell, Be-liquiae antiquae T. II, London 1843, pg. 180—189(von Halliw.); — Edw. Edwards, Memoirs of Li-braries Bd. 1, London 1859, pg. 333—341.

499. Catalogue of the library of the priory of S. Andrew,

Rochester. 1202.

Anno ab incarnatione Domini M. CC. II. hoc est scru-tinium librarii nostri.

LIBRARIUM BEATI ANDREE.Inc.: (1) De Civitate Dei, in uno volumine. —

(215) Summa magistri Joannis Corn[ubiensis] de nomineassumpto.

Sic ordinavit libros et sie scripsit | ALEXANDER HUIUSECCLESIE QÜONDAM CANTOR.Darauf folgen noch andere Bücher.

(216) Liber de phisica. Liber aureus, 1 [vol.] —(241) Razi qui fuit magistri Alexandri.

und ferner: HD SUNT LIBRI PRIORIS RODBERTIDE WALETUNE.

(236) Decreta abbreviata. ■—Ein.: (241) Unum ex Quatuor.

Quelle: British Museum, Royal Mscr. 5. B. 12, fol. 2. 3. 1 )gedr.: Archaeologia Cantiana, being transaotions of theKent Arehaeological Society Vol. 3, London (printedfor the Society) 1860, pg. 54—61 von W. B. Eye.

500. Prioratus Sancti Jacobi iuxta Exoniam.

Quelle: Ex bundellis priorat, alienig. apud turrim London,gedr.: Monasticon Dioces. Exon. ed. George Oliver pg. 196,col. 2. — Unbedeutend; einige Kirchenbücher.

501. S. Maria bei Winchester.LIBRI COLLEGII BEATE MARIE PROPE WINTON. saec. XV. 2 )Inc.: Ordinalia. — In primis j. ordinale, emptum anno regni regisRicardi seeundi XVIIj 0 , 2° folio, Ad finem, Pret' XL s.

l ) Archaeol. Cantiana Vol. 3, pg. 50 heisst es: „It (das Verzeichniss) iswritten on a couple of vellum leaves at the beginning of the work of St. Augus-tine, De doctrina christiana' marked No. 11 in the list (d. h. im Catalog hierselbst) The Compilers name is mentioned as .Alexander' who was ,Cantor'and librarian of the monastery."

*) It appears from internal evidence to have been drawn up in thelatter part of the reign of King Henry V, and to have had additions made