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The Index of Middle English Prose Published online by Cambridge University Press: 07 March 2023
Described Hardwick & Luard: iii.217.
[1]
f. 4
Matheu þat was of iudee as he is set first in ordre of gospelers so he wroot first þe gospel in iudee and fro þe office of a tolgaderere he was clepid to god whanne þis matheu hadde prechid first þe gospel in iudee wolde go to heþen men he wroot first þe gospel in ebrew …
f. 174v
… he seiþ þat beriþ witnessyng of þese þingis ʒhe amen i come soone amen come þou lord iesu þe grace of oure lord iesu crist be wiþ ʒou alle amen.
‘Newe testament’ (f. 4). Wycliffite New Testament, later version. IPMEP 119; Wells Rev. 2:547–50 [52]. See Lindberg, ‘Manuscripts’ p. 335.
Other texts: See Dd.1.27 [1].
s. xv.
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