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Elphinstone (William)

  • 1431–1514
  • bishops, antiquarians
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Scottish churchman, bishop of Aberdeen (1483-1514), founder of the University of Aberdeen (est. 1451).
Elphinstone, William [comp.], Breuiarij Aberdonensis ad per celebris ecclesie Scoto[rum] potissimum vsum et consuetudinem, 2 vols, Edinburgh: Walter Chepman, 1509–1510.
Elphinstone, William [comp.], Breuiarij Aberdonensis ad per celebris ecclesie Scoto[rum] potissimum vsum et consuetudinem, vol. 2: pars estivalis, Edinburgh: Walter Chepman, 1510.
– National Library of Scotland, copy 1 (Sa.3): <link> – National Library of Scotland, copy 1 (Sa.3): View in Mirador – National Library of Scotland, copy 2 (RB.x.002-003): <link> – National Library of Scotland, copy 2 (RB.x.002-003): View in Mirador
Elphinstone, William [comp.], Breuiarij Aberdonensis ad per celebris ecclesie Scoto[rum] potissimum vsum et consuetudinem, vol. 1: pars hyemalis, Edinburgh: Walter Chepman, 1509.
– National Library of Scotland, copy 1 (Sa.3): <link> – National Library of Scotland, copy 1 (Sa.3): View in Mirador – National Library of Scotland, copy 2 (RB.x.002-003): <link> – National Library of Scotland, copy 2 (RB.x.002-003): View in Mirador


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Oxford dictionary of national biography, Online: Oxford University Press, 2004–present. URL: <http://www.oxforddnb.com>. 
comments: General editors include Lawrence Goldman, et al.
Macfarlane (Leslie J.) [id. 8753. ‘Elphinstone, William (1431–1514)’] direct link

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