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VII - Rubrics to gospels and their prologues (collation)

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Sigla

D369 – Douce 369, part II

B277 – Bodl. 277

F2 – Fairfax 2

B183 – Bodl. 183

F11 – Fairfax 11

B531 – Bodl. 531

B665 – Bodl. 665

NY65 – New York Public Library MS MA 65

NY66 – New York Public Library MS MA 66

Prologue to Matthew

D369 ‘Here endit te storie of machabeus te which is te laste book of te olde testament And now bigynnet te newe testament ffirst is te prologu of Matheu apostle & euangelist

B227 Heere bigynnit te prologe of ierom on te gospel of Matheu

F2 ‘Heere endet te secounde book of Macabeus and al te oolde testament Se now te newe testament || Heere bygynnet te Prolog of Ierom on Matheu.

B183 ‘Here bigynnet te prolog of matheu

F11 ‘Here bigynnet te prolog of mathew

B665 ‘Here bigynnet te newe testament capitulum primum

B531 ‘Here bigynnet te prolog on te gospl [sic] of matheu

NY65 ‘Here bigynnet te prolog on Matheu

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Publisher: Liverpool University Press
Print publication year: 2016

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