COLLECTION NAME:
Medieval Collection
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Image Number:
JRL0926243dc
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Reference Number:
English MS 103
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English MS 103
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Previous Accession Number:
R15385
Link to Catalogue:
Image Title:
King Edward II
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King Edward II
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Parent Work Title:
Brut Chronicle (1347 Continuation)
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Brut Chronicle (1347 Continuation)
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Alternative Parent Work Title:
Brute or the Chronicles of England
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Brute or the Chronicles of England
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Date Created:
14th century [mid]
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14th century [mid]
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Page:
89r
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Image Sequence Number:
089r
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Description:
The words ' Edward 2 ' are written in the top margin. The tale of how King Edward is defeated by Robert the Bruce's army at Bannockburn. A song sung by Scottish girls about King Edward is written in red. The tale of how a ribald man called John Tanner is put to death for pretending to be King Edward's son. Red rubrication and an illuminated initial ' A ' introduce the tale of how the town of Berwick is taken. The written space is c.182 x 112 mm and the script is anglicana formata.
description
The words ' Edward 2 ' are written in the top margin. The tale of how King Edward is defeated by Robert the Bruce's army at Bannockburn. A song sung by Scottish girls about King Edward is written in red. The tale of how a ribald man called John Tanner is put to death for pretending to be King Edward's son. Red rubrication and an illuminated initial ' A ' introduce the tale of how the town of Berwick is taken. The written space is c.182 x 112 mm and the script is anglicana formata.
Description
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Transcription:
of Maule þe kinges stywarde for drede wente & drenched him in a fressh ryuer þat is called Bannokesbourne. wharfore þ(e) Scottis saide in rep(ro)ue and despite of king Edward for as muche þat he louede for to gon by watere and also for he was descomfited at Bannokesbourne: þ(er)fore maydenes maden a song þerof in þat cuntre of king Edwarde of Engelonde and in þis manere þey songe Maidenes of Engelond sare may ȝe mo(ur)ne: for tynt ȝe hau loste ȝo(ur)e le(~)mans at Bannokesbo(ur)ne. w(t) hevalough / what wende þ(e) king of Engelond haue get Scotland w(t) Rombilough Whanne king Edward was descomfited he was wond(er) sory and faste fledde w(t) his folc þat was left alyf and wente to Berwyk and þ(er)e helde him// And after he toke hostages þat is to witen .vij. children of þe richest of þe tou(~)n and þ(e) king wente to Londou(~)n and nome counceil of þinges þ(t) were nede ful vnto þe reaume of Engelonde // And in þe same time it bifel þat þ(er)e was in Engelond a ribaude þat me callede Joh(a)n Tann(er). and he went & saide þ(t) he was þe good king Edward(es) sone. and lete him calle Edward of Carnarifan: and þ(er)e he was take at Oxenforde: and þ(er)e he chalengede þ(er)e frere car- mes chirche þ(t) king Edward had ȝeue ham þe which chirche som tyme was þe king(es) halle // And afterward was þis Joh(a)n lad to Norh(a)mptou(~) and drawe and þ(er)e hongede for his falsnesse and er þ(t) he was dede he confessede & saide bifore alle þe folc þat þe deuel bihighte him þat he shulde be king of Engelond and þ(t) he had S(er)ued þe deuel .iij. ȝere How þe tou(~)n of Berwyk was take þorugh tresou(~) and how .ij. Cardinaleȝ wer(e) robbede in Engelonde .C(o).C(o).iiij(xx).ix(o). And in midlentes soneday in þe ȝere of oure lord ihu(s) crist .M(l). CCC. xvj. Berwik was lost þorugh fals tre soun of on Pieres of Spaldyng(e): þe which Pieres þe king had pult þ(er)e for to kepe þat same toun with menye burgers of þe toun(~) // Wherfore þe children þ(t) were pulte in hostage þoruȝ & þe Burgeys of Berwyk folwede þe kinges marche sye manye dayes feterede in stronge yrenes // And after þ(t)
transcription
of Maule þe kinges stywarde for drede wente & drenched him in a fressh ryuer þat is called Bannokesbourne. wharfore þ(e) Scottis saide in rep(ro)ue and despite of king Edward for as muche þat he louede for to gon by watere and also for he was descomfited at Bannokesbourne: þ(er)fore maydenes maden a song þerof in þat cuntre of king Edwarde of Engelonde and in þis manere þey songe Maidenes of Engelond sare may ȝe mo(ur)ne: for tynt ȝe hau loste ȝo(ur)e le(~)mans at Bannokesbo(ur)ne. w(t) hevalough / what wende þ(e) king of Engelond haue get Scotland w(t) Rombilough Whanne king Edward was descomfited he was wond(er) sory and faste fledde w(t) his folc þat was left alyf and wente to Berwyk and þ(er)e helde him// And after he toke hostages þat is to witen .vij. children of þe richest of þe tou(~)n and þ(e) king wente to Londou(~)n and nome counceil of þinges þ(t) were nede ful vnto þe reaume of Engelonde // And in þe same time it bifel þat þ(er)e was in Engelond a ribaude þat me callede Joh(a)n Tann(er). and he went & saide þ(t) he was þe good king Edward(es) sone. and lete him calle Edward of Carnarifan: and þ(er)e he was take at Oxenforde: and þ(er)e he chalengede þ(er)e frere car- mes chirche þ(t) king Edward had ȝeue ham þe which chirche som tyme was þe king(es) halle // And afterward was þis Joh(a)n lad to Norh(a)mptou(~) and drawe and þ(er)e hongede for his falsnesse and er þ(t) he was dede he confessede & saide bifore alle þe folc þat þe deuel bihighte him þat he shulde be king of Engelond and þ(t) he had S(er)ued þe deuel .iij. ȝere How þe tou(~)n of Berwyk was take þorugh tresou(~) and how .ij. Cardinaleȝ wer(e) robbede in Engelonde .C(o).C(o).iiij(xx).ix(o). And in midlentes soneday in þe ȝere of oure lord ihu(s) crist .M(l). CCC. xvj. Berwik was lost þorugh fals tre soun of on Pieres of Spaldyng(e): þe which Pieres þe king had pult þ(er)e for to kepe þat same toun with menye burgers of þe toun(~) // Wherfore þe children þ(t) were pulte in hostage þoruȝ & þe Burgeys of Berwyk folwede þe kinges marche sye manye dayes feterede in stronge yrenes // And after þ(t)
Transcription
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Language Code:
enm-GB
language
enm-GB
Language Code
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Subject:
Great Britain--History
subject
Great Britain--History
Subject
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Subject:
Chronicles of England--Manuscripts
subject
Chronicles of England--Manuscripts
Subject
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Subject:
Chronicles of England
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Chronicles of England
Subject
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Category of Material:
Manuscripts
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Manuscripts
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Sub-Category:
Codex
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Codex
Sub-Category
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Technique Used:
Illumination (image-making process)
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Illumination (image-making process)
Technique Used
false
Technique Used:
Handwriting
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Handwriting
Technique Used
false
Medium:
Ink
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Ink
Medium
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Support:
Vellum
support
Vellum
Support
false
Time Period Covered:
1200 - 1500 CE
time_period_covered
1200 - 1500 CE
Time Period Covered
false
Places Covered:
England
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England
Places Covered
false
Item Height:
278 mm
item_height
278 mm
Item Height
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Item Width:
183 mm
item_width
183 mm
Item Width
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Current Repository:
The University of Manchester Library, U.K.
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The University of Manchester Library, U.K.
Current Repository
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Rights Holder - Image:
The University of Manchester Library
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The University of Manchester Library
Rights Holder - Image
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Rights holder - Work:
The University of Manchester Library
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The University of Manchester Library
Rights holder - Work
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Access Rights:
access_rights
<a rel="license" href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/"><img alt="Creative Commons License" style="border-width:0" src="https://i.creativecommons.org/l/by-nc-sa/4.0/88x31.png" /></a>
Access Rights
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References:
Parts of this catalogue have been reproduced from Ker, N.R., 'Medieval manuscripts in British libraries, vol. III, Lampeter-Oxford' (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1983), p. 417. By kind permission of Oxford University Press.
references
Parts of this catalogue have been reproduced from Ker, N.R., 'Medieval manuscripts in British libraries, vol. III, Lampeter-Oxford' (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1983), p. 417. By kind permission of Oxford University Press.
References
false
References:
Tyson, Moses, 'Hand-List of the Collection of English Manuscripts in the John Rylands Library' (1928), p.23.
references
Tyson, Moses, 'Hand-List of the Collection of English Manuscripts in the John Rylands Library' (1928), p.23.
References
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Bibliographic Citation:
Brie, Friedrich W. D., 'The Brut, or, the Chronicles of England / edited from Ms. Rawl. B 171, Bodleian Library &c.', (London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner for the Early English Text Society, 1906-1908)
bibliography
Brie, Friedrich W. D., 'The Brut, or, the Chronicles of England / edited from Ms. Rawl. B 171, Bodleian Library &c.', (London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner for the Early English Text Society, 1906-1908)
Bibliographic Citation
false
Cost:
Purchased by the John Rylands Library from the London booksellers J. & J. Leighton for £36.00 on 18 June 1908.
cost
Purchased by the John Rylands Library from the London booksellers J. & J. Leighton for £36.00 on 18 June 1908.
Cost
false
Date Captured (yyyy-mm-dd):
2009-07-22
Multi Page Number:
935
multi_page_number
935
Multi Page Number
false
Image Creation Technique:
Digital capture by The University of Manchester Library
Date Image Added (yyyy-mm):
2010-10
Metadata Language:
eng-GB
Collection Code:
Medieval
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Medieval
Collection Code
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