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London, British Library, MS Cotton Titus D xxii

• s. xv^2/4

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• Texts (15)
• References (3)

Howlett, David, “Little lections in Cambrian composition: Vita S. Gundleii and Vita S. Iltuti”, Peritia 15 (2001): 31–47.  

abstract:

This article presents texts of Vita Sancti Gundleii § 11 edited from London, British Library, ms Cotton Vespasian A.XIV and ms Cotton Titus D.XXII, and Vita Sancti Iltuti Prologue and § 7 edited from ms Cotton Vespasian A.XIV. These three passages, which discuss education and composition both verbal and architectural, offer detailed accounts of aesthetic theory as understood and practised among the Welsh during the twelfth century.

Powel, Thomas, “Ebostol y Sul”, Y Cymmrodor 8:2 (1887): 162–172.

Internet Archive: <link>

Powel, Thomas [tr.], “A description of the day of judgment: with translation and notes”, Y Cymmrodor 4 (1881): 106–138.

Internet Archive: <link> Internet Archive – originally from Google Books: <link>

Results for T (480)

• Cambridge, Harvard University, Houghton Library, MS Typ 620 = Rosenthal fragment of Luke

Not yet published.

So-called ‘Rosenthal fragment’ (1 folio) of the Old Latin Gospel of Luke, 16:27-17:26, written in Insular/Irish half-uncial. It represents VL 44 in Bouron's numbering system.

• s. viii²

• Cambridge, Trinity College, MS 316

• Cambridge, Trinity College, MS B.10.5

Manuscript of the Epistles of St Paul, written by an Irish scribe, presumably in Northumbria. It belongs with four leaves of BL, MS Cotton Vitellius C vii. 

• s. viii
• Anonymous [hand of CTC B.10.5]

• Cambridge, Trinity College, MS B.17.1

• Cambridge, Trinity College, MS O.4.42

• Cambridge, Trinity College, MS O.5.20

• Cambridge, Trinity College, MS O.7.1

Welsh law-book, Tr of the Blegywryd redaction of the Welsh laws (Cyfraith Hywel)

• s. xivⁱⁿ
• Gwilym Was Da

• Cambridge, Trinity College, MS R.5.33

• Cambridge, Trinity College, MS R.14.48

• s. xv
• Donnchadh mac Mátha Mac Cruitín

• Copenhagen, Det Kongelige Bibliotek, MS Thott 225 quarto

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