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The Index of Middle English Prose Published online by Cambridge University Press: 07 March 2023
Described Hardwick & Luard: i.536–38; Hudson, Works, pp. xviii–xx; Repertorium i.12. Previously in 2 volumes, the MS has now been rebound in 8 separate sections.
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Part 2, f. 2
… heuene and lede hem þerinne and herfore seiþ god bi his prophete malachie labia sacerdotis custodintur sciam et legem … etcetera þe lippis of þe prest kepen kunnyng and þe peple shal seche þe lawe of his mouþ for he is þe aungel of god and herfore crist supposynge þat þis heuenli kunnyng shulde be in þe staat of presthod comaundide …
f. 100v
… will come and amende my fautis þan i seie þis at þis tyme and of anoþir þing i biseche ʒou here þat if ony …
The sermon Omnis plantacio. IPMEP 247; Wells Rev. 2:531 [85], corrected by Hudson, ‘Contributions’ p. 452. By the same hand as BL Egerton MS 2820 (which contains the same text) and Camb. St John's Col G.28.
Other texts: Hudson, Works, lists 4 MSS and a shorter variant version which is indexed in IMEP 13, Lambeth 551 [1]. See Ff.6.2 [1], and for another copy already indexed see IMEP 1 indexing HM 503 [1].
s. xv in. LALME I:66 localizes the language to Huntingdonshire.
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