Woodstock,
January, 1920.

[TABLE]
OF
PIECES AND MANUSCRIPTS

PAGE
I.[Worcester Fragments]

Worcester Cathedral Library, 174.

1
II.[Saint Godric’s Hymns]

British Museum, Royal 5 F. vii.

5
III.[The Peterborough Chronicle(A.D. 1132-1154)]

Bodleian, Laud Misc. 636.

5
IV.[Charter of Henry the Second]

B. M., Harleian Charter iii B. 49.

11
V.[A Parable]

B. M., Cotton Vespasian A. xxii.

12
VI.[The Proverbs of Alfred]

Jesus Coll. Oxford, Arch. E. 29.

18
VII.[Memento Mori]

Same as No. VI.

29
VIII.[Poema Morale]

Lambeth, 487.

B. M., Egerton 613.

Trinity Coll. Camb., B. 14. 52.

30, 31
IX.[Ancrene Wisse A]

Corpus Christi Coll. Camb., 402.

Caius Coll., 234.

54, 55
IX.[Ancrene Wisse B]

Corpus MS., as before.

B. M., Cotton Nero A. xiv, with passages fromC inserted between asterisks.

Variants upon MS. Nero from B. M., Cotton TitusD. xviii (without any indicating letter) and B. M., CottonCleopatra C. vi (= C). B indicates agreement of T and C asagainst N.

60, 61
X.[In Diebus Dominicis]

Lambeth, 487.

76
XI.[Hic Dicendum est de Propheta]

Same as for No. X.

79
XII.[Sermons for Palm Sunday and Easter Day]

Trinity Coll. Camb., B. 14. 52.

82
XIII.[Vices and Virtues]

B. M., Stowe 34.

88
XIV.[Laȝamon]

B. M., Cotton Caligula A. ix.

B. M., Cotton Otho C. xiii.

94, 95
XV.[Orm]

Bodleian, Junius 1.

112
XVI.[Sawles Warde]

Bodleian, 34 (to l. 339, p. 127).

B. M., Royal 17 A. xxvii (from l. 339, p. 127to end).

117
XVII.[Saint Katherine]

B. M., Royal 17 A. xxvii.

128
XVIII.[The Orison of our Lady]

B. M., Cotton Nero A. xiv.

132
XIX.[Saint Juliana]

B. M., Royal 17 A. xxvii.

Bodleian, 34.

138, 139
XX.[The Owl and the Nightingale]

Jesus Coll. Oxford, Arch. E. 29.

B. M., Cotton Caligula A. ix.

148, 149
XXI.[The Bestiary]

B. M., Arundel 292.

176
XXII.[Genesis and Exodus]

Corpus Christi Coll. Camb., 444.

197
XXIII.[Kentish Sermons]

Bodleian, Laud Misc. 471.

214

[CORRIGENDA]

The listed corrections have been made in the text and marked with mouse-hover popups like this.

1/17[nu beoþ]
2/30[fei]ȝe
11/1þurh MS kurh
12/15alisendnesse
14/58filio
17/162descendi
83/32For viam pro read vestimenta prosternebant
85/79secla
87/161Omit words in brackets at beginning of line
150/16þat
152/57wit
154/104bysemar
160/183nyht
160/185vych
160/191quaþ
166/289In footnote, Þule
167/289 In footnote, Þule
167/310eue
168/336Murehþe ilyche
168/339holy
221/248iheed for ihee[r]d

[ I. WORCESTER FRAGMENTS]

“Worcester Cathedral Library, 174.... Its contents are ... (2) the scrap here marked A; (3) the pieces B and C with five more fragments of the same poem. A completes the page on which the glossary ends, and B is on the verso of the leaf. The leaves have been slightly shorn at one side and reduced at top and bottom, but probably to no great extent: the conjectural complement, which is here printed within square brackets, is for the most part fairly obvious, the more so as portions of the lost letters often remain. The whole MS. is in the same large square hand, but the pieces in verse, which are written continuously, like prose, are less carefully executed. The handwriting is of the second half of the twelfth century, perhaps about 1180 A.D. The Latin headings are not in the MS.”

A. Sicut Oues absque Pastore

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