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792 ABERYSTWYTH National Library of Wales Peniarth 540, 170 n. 11, 248 ALENÇON Bibliothèque municipale 14, 365. See also Plates 14.3 and 14.4 84, 63 n. 221 AMIENS Bibliothèque municipale 225, 250 n. 7 Lescalopier 22 (501), 27 ANGERS Bibliothèque municipale 477, 342 n. 15 ANTWERP Plantin-Moretus Museum M.16.8, 45 n. 133 M.16.15, 102 M.17.4, 616 ARENDAL Aust-Agder Arkivet A. A.69 + 77, 491 ARRAS Médiathèque 343, 101 n. 29, 354 n. 39 559, 355 699, 56 n. 189 723, 109 n. 56 764, 328, 330, 345, 349 860, 119 867, 72 n. 246, 355 n. 42, 364 n. 82 1029, 355 n. 42, 364 n. 82, 693 n. 34, 711 1045, 258 AUGSBURG Universitätsbibliothek I.2.4°.2, 136, 235 AVRANCHES Bibliothèque municipale 48, 25 n. 42, 414 59, 359 n. 55 81, 51 n. 169, 365 163, 359 n. 55 BERLIN Staatsbibliothek Preussischer Kulturbesitz Diez B. Sant 66, 660 Hamilton 553, 124, 133 n. 49, 228, 238, 451, 452 Lat. fol. 416, 129 Theol. lat. fol. 355, 646 Theol. lat. qu. 199, 267 BERN Burgerbibliothek 212, 662 n. 169 219, 246 671, 170, 412 BESANÇON Bibliothèque municipale 14, 45 n. 136, 108, 284, 360–1, 438, 442, 443, 444, 446 BLOOMINGTON Indiana University, Lilly Library Poole 41, 262 n. 38 BOLOGNA Biblioteca Universitaria 701, 62 n. 215 BOULOGNE Bibliothèque municipale 8, 63 n. 221 10, 43 n. 124, 115, 250, 283, 353, 355, 423, 437, 446. See also Plate 10.1 11, 101 n. 31, 281, 440 20, 269 32, 315 63, 350 n. 21 74, 51, 53 n. 182 82, 192, 353, 354 Index of manuscripts www.cambridge.org © in this web service Cambridge University Press Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-58345-9 - The Cambridge History of the Book in Britain: Volume I c. 400–1100 Edited by Richard Gameson Index More information

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    ABERYSTWYTH National Library of Wales

    Peniarth 540, 170 n. 11, 248ALENÇON

    Bibliothèque municipale 14, 365. See also Plates 14.3 and 14.484, 63 n. 221

    AMIENS Bibliothèque municipale

    225, 250 n. 7Lescalopier 22 (501), 27

    ANGERS Bibliothèque municipale

    477, 342 n. 15ANTWERP

    Plantin-Moretus Museum M.16.8, 45 n. 133M.16.15, 102M.17.4, 616

    ARENDAL Aust-Agder Arkivet

    A.A.69 + 77, 491ARRAS

    Médiathèque 343, 101 n. 29, 354 n. 39559, 355699, 56 n. 189723, 109 n. 56764, 328, 330, 345, 349860, 119867, 72 n. 246, 355 n. 42, 364 n. 821029, 355 n. 42, 364 n. 82, 693 n. 34, 7111045, 258

    AUGSBURG Universitätsbibliothek

    i.2.4°.2, 136, 235AVRANCHES

    Bibliothèque municipale 48, 25 n. 42, 414

    59, 359 n. 5581, 51 n. 169, 365163, 359 n. 55

    BERLIN Staatsbibliothek Preussischer

    Kulturbesitz Diez B. Sant 66, 660Hamilton 553, 124, 133 n. 49, 228, 238,

    451, 452Lat. fol. 416, 129Theol. lat. fol. 355, 646Theol. lat. qu. 199, 267

    BERN Burgerbibliothek

    212, 662 n. 169219, 246671, 170, 412

    BESANÇON Bibliothèque municipale

    14, 45 n. 136, 108, 284, 360–1, 438, 442, 443, 444, 446

    BLOOMINGTON Indiana University, Lilly Library

    Poole 41, 262 n. 38BOLOGNA

    Biblioteca Universitaria 701, 62 n. 215

    BOULOGNE Bibliothèque municipale

    8, 63 n. 22110, 43 n. 124, 115, 250, 283, 353, 355, 423,

    437, 446. See also Plate 10.111, 101 n. 31, 281, 44020, 26932, 31563, 350 n. 2174, 51, 53 n. 18282, 192, 353, 354

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    793

    106, 60189, 72, 355

    BRUSSELS Bibliothèque Royale Albert I

    444–52, 19 n. 24, 23, 72 n. 2441828–30, 31, 3555573, 56 n. 1908558–63, 45, 191 n. 18, 673, 6969428 (461), 509565–9566, 342 n. 15ii.175, 92 n. 339

    BUCHAREST National Library, Filiale Alba Iulia

    Biblioteca Batthyáneum R.ii.i, 139 n. 82

    BURTON UPON TRENT The Wormsley Library

    Rufinus bifolium, 615, 624

    CAMBRIDGE Clare College

    30, 274Corpus Christi College

    4, 74 n. 2559, 87 n. 316, 209 n. 7412, 23, 19523, 55641, 23, 34, 41, 108, 285, 287, 559, 56044, 87 n. 316, 209, 49257, 67 n. 232, 196 n. 45, 329, 372 n. 10969, 42 n. 117, 16570, 535140, 44, 87 n. 316144, 38 n. 93, 43 n. 123, 128, 165, 524146, 458–9153, 43 n. 122, 169, 202, 246, 328, 340–1,

    403 n. 71162, 67 n. 232, 107 n. 48, 181 n. 32, 558 n. 23173, part i, 189, 528, 532, 533, 538, 540,

    541–3, 544, 545, 546, 549, 552, 716173, part ii, 28 n. 59, 42 n. 117, 165178, 558 n. 23183, 51 n. 169, 97, 189 n. 13, 250, 251,

    274, 286, 292, 486, 504. See also Plate 22.1

    187, 68, 215 n. 15188, 107 n. 48190, 72 n. 246, 528, 533, 534, 696, 699 n.

    53, 700 n. 54191, 17 n. 17, 45, 73 n. 249192, 330193, 346196, 17 n. 17, 87 n. 316

    197B, 28 n. 59, 42 n. 117, 111 n. 67, 135, 151, 153, 235, 297

    198, 558 n. 22, 560, 561199, 170, 247, 701. See also Plate 9.3201, 52, 460, 528, 529, 534, 559206, 109 n. 56, 328209, 328221, 340 n. 6223, 189 n. 7, 328, 348, 505 n. 112258, 535260, 506265, 82 n. 293, 87 n. 316, 184 n. 47, 528,

    533, 534, 691 n. 27, 696, 699 n. 53267, 209 n. 74, 492270, 222 n. 56, 456, 501272, 352, 472. See also Plate 14.2285, 45, 50 n. 160286, 34, 53, 125, 145, 236–7, 239, 308,

    315, 412, 613303, 558 n. 23320. See Plate 7b.3322, 87 n. 316, 184 n. 47330, 328383, 526, 527, 534389, 193391, 22, 100, 280, 457, 460, 464, 472, 503399, 63411, 329419, 181 n. 32, 559 n. 25, 560421, 181 n. 32, 559 n. 25, 560422, 22, 456, 503. See also Plate 7b.5430, 352 n. 31448, 114473, 70, 288, 455, 488, 499–501

    Gonville and Caius College 144, 329, 340 n. 6734/782a, 207 n. 64820(h), 420

    Magdalene College Pepys 2981[4], 420Pepys 2981[5], 329Pepys 2981[19]. See Durham, Cathedral

    Library, A.ii.17, part iPembroke College

    17, 32923, 79, 368 n. 10124, 36846, fols. A and B, 329, 487, 489, 49783, 36891, 329, 368 n. 102108, 329301, 17 n. 19, 70 n. 240, 80 n. 286, 283,

    284, 290, 439, 440, 441, 442, 443, 446

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    794

    302, 29 n. 66, 70 n. 242, 91, 95, 272, 440 n. 21

    308, 328, 330, 348 n. 13Peterhouse

    74, 302St John’s College

    C.9, 42, 135 n. 62, 473C.23, 209 n. 73, 285, 441F.27, 328, 690

    Trinity College B.1.42, 49 n. 148B.3.25, 215 n. 15B.4.26, 215 n. 15B.4.27, 23 n. 36, 40, 204, 328, 329, 351B.10.4, 41 n. 107, 17 n. 19, 70 n. 240, 80

    n. 286, 283, 290, 438, 439, 441, 446. See also Plate 18.3

    B.10.5, 28 n. 59, 420, 426, 614 n. 44B.11.2, 39 n. 97, 193, 328, 330B.14.3, 329, 364B.15.33, 49, 59 n. 195B.15.34, 115 n. 83, 207 n. 64B.16.3, 77 n. 273, 192, 250–1, 328, 330B.16.44, 213O.2.30, 193O.2.31, 108, 522–4O.3.7, 29 n. 62, 44, 252, 328, 505 n. 111O.4.10, 29 n. 62O.4.11, 29 n. 62R.15.22, 17 n. 15R.17.1, 471, 472

    Trinity Hall 1, 238

    University Library Add. 4543, 399 n. 57Ee.2.4, 39 n. 99, 59, 201, 329Ff.1.23, 46, 73, 76, 203 n. 43, 289, 471,

    478–9. See also Plate 21.3Ff.4.42, 43 n. 122, 66, 169, 171, 342 n. 15,

    400, 401, 402, 717Ff.4.43, 109, 111, 204Gg.3.28, 115 n. 83, 460, 558Gg.4.28, 46Gg.5.35, 83, 362, 505, 506, 519, 520Ii.2.4, 114, 298, 299Ii.2.11, 17 n. 15, 73 n. 249Ii.4.6, 70Ii.6.32, 42, 135, 172–3Inc. 5.B.3.97, 498 n. 77Kk.1.14, 42 n. 117Kk.1.23, 213Kk.1.24, 152 n. 151, 289, 489

    Kk.3.18, 70, 184 n. 47Kk.3.21, 61 n. 213, 67Kk.4.13, 80Kk.5.16, 25, 37, 42 n. 117, 51, 53 n. 182,

    113, 158, 333, 648Kk.5.34, 356 n. 45Ll.1.10, 38 n. 93, 43 n. 123, 51, 53, 90, 127,

    138, 154, 158, 162–3, 164, 166, 246 n. 14, 460, 461–5, 466, 480. See also Plate 4.5

    Ll.1.14, 52CAMBRIDGE, MA

    Harvard University, Houghton Library Typ. 612. See Plate 7a.3

    CANTERBURY Cathedral Archives and Library

    Add. 16. See London, British Library, Royal 1 E.vi

    Add. 32, 113Add. 128/52, 492, 501Add. 172, 20 n. 28, 27, 34 n. 79, 50, 101,

    299, 367Lit. A.8, 72 n. 244, 720U3/162/28/1, 72 n. 244

    CHARTRES Bibliothèque municipale

    47, 488COLOGNE

    Dombibliothek 213, 51, 135

    COLUMBIA University of Missouri-Columbia

    Fragmenta Manuscripta 1, 431Fragmenta Manuscripta 4, 426

    COPENHAGEN Kongelige Bibliotek

    G. K. S. 10 (2°), 50, 59 n. 194, 61, 92, 108, 283, 284, 443, 444, 446

    G. K. S. 1588 (4°), 504G. K. S. 1595 (4°), 27, 32, 49, 58 n. 192,

    102, 110, 111 n. 66, 295 n. 7, 360 n. 59, 696

    N. K. S. 167B (4°), 98Rigsarkivet

    3084+3085. See Oslo, Riksarkivet, 207

    DARMSTADT Hessisches Landes- und

    Hochschulbibliothek 4262, 644 n. 61

    DOUAI Bibliothèque municipale

    246, 60 n. 201250, 52 n. 179

    CAMBRIDGE (cont.)

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    795

    252, 60 n. 201DUBLIN

    Royal Irish Academy D.ii.3 (part i, fols. 1–11), 22 n. 32, 28 n. 59D.ii.3 (part ii, fols. 12–67), 28 n. 59, 34,

    41, 135s.n. (Cathach), 34, 41, 123, 130, 135, 149,

    228–9, 393, 468, 570Trinity College

    50, 135 n. 62, 169, 171, 247, 472, 701. See also Plate 9.4

    52, 27, 41, 88, 131, 158, 225, 24855, 35, 41, 123, 129, 227–8, 230, 392 n. 1556, 13557, 41, 80, 86, 124, 136, 149, 155, 172,

    230–1, 24158, 17 n. 19, 18, 42, 67, 80, 87, 88, 131,

    135, 138–9, 150, 151, 154, 155, 172, 231, 240–2, 245

    59, 22 n. 32, 27, 37, 4160, 27, 34, 42, 88, 15760, fols. 95–8, 2798, 214 n. 11, 494370a, 502371, 498 n. 77

    University College Franciscan House of Celtic Studies,

    Killiney, A.1, 248Franciscan House of Celtic Studies,

    Killiney, A.2, 248DURHAM

    Cathedral Library A.ii.4, 366, 369, 426A.ii.10, endleaves, etc., 19 n. 23, 51, 125,

    135–6, 149, 229–30, 342, 415A.ii.16, 51, 111 n. 67, 134 n. 54, 151, 614

    n. 44A.ii.17, part i, 19, 26 n. 50, 28 n. 59, 51,

    114, 136, 144, 149, 151, 154, 235, 299 n. 28, 418. See also frontispiece

    A.ii.17, part ii (fols. 103–11), 37 n. 86, 67, 114, 232, 299 n. 28, 417

    A.iv.19, 96, 102, 452, 463B.ii.11, 506B.ii.13, 61 n. 209, 281B.ii.14, 216, 281, 366, 371B.ii.30, 25, 37, 42 n. 117, 49, 51, 75, 134

    n. 54, 145, 151, 614 n. 44, 645 n. 69, 648, 650

    B.iii.32, part i, 16 n. 10, 60B.iii.32, part ii, 108B.iv.6, 144, 415, 612, 624B.iv.9, 505 n. 112

    B.iv.24, 216 n. 22, 217 n. 26C.iii.13. See A.ii.10C.iii.20. See A.ii.10C.iv.7, 420

    University Library Cosin V.v.6, 70 n. 242, 457, 493, 497, 498,

    501. See also Plate 22.4Ushaw, St Cuthbert’s College

    44, 451DÜSSELDORF

    Landes- und Stadtbibliothek B.212, 646

    Nordrhein-Westfälisches Hauptstaatsarchiv Z11/1, 646, 675

    Universitätsbibliothek A.19, 164 n. 213Fragm. K1.B210, 645Fragm. K1.B215+K2.C118+K15.009, 645Fragm. K15.017+K19.Z8/7b, 645Fragm. K16.Z.3/1, 645

    EDINBURGH National Library of Scotland

    Adv. 18.4.3, 216 n. 19Adv.18.7.8, 19

    University Library 56, 42, 248

    EL ESCORIAL Real Biblioteca

    e.ii.1, 29 n. 66, 505 n. 111ÉPINAL

    Bibliothèque municipale 72 (fols. 94–107), 128, 177, 325, 524, 592,

    710ERFURT

    Wissenschaftliche Bibliothek Codex Amplonianus 2°.4, 177, 524, 592

    ÉVREUX Bibliothèque municipale

    (L)43, 58 n. 192, 67 n. 232EXETER

    Cathedral Library 3500, 2203501, 24, 26, 58, 59 n. 199, 181, 194, 460,

    553–4, 560, 588, 7163507, 67 n. 232, 194, 328

    FLORENCE Biblioteca Medicea-Laurenziana

    Amiatino 1, 37, 46, 51, 53, 82, 90, 92, 108, 114, 117, 125–6, 131, 142–4, 231–2, 234, 236, 308, 406, 407, 415, 416–17, 431, 473, 607

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    796

    lxv.1, 53 n. 185Plut. xvii.20, 40 n. 105, 282xlv.15, 651, 662 n. 164

    FREIBURG Universitätsbibliothek

    Cod. 702, 236FULDA

    Hessische Landesbibliothek Aa.21, 271, 362, 424, 442, 443–4, 445, 446Bonifatianus 1, 298Bonifatianus 2, 296, 297Bonifatianus 3, 22 n. 32, 42

    GENEVA Bibliotheca Bodmeriana

    Olim 175 (Boethius), 505 n. 109GERLEVE

    Abteibibliothek s.n., 646

    Göteborg Universitetsbiblioteket

    Friherre August Vilhelm Stiernstedts Samling, Fr. 2427, 501 n. 84

    Friherre August Vilhelm Stiernstedts Samling, No. 3 (Mi 134), 501 n. 84

    GOTHA Forschungsbibliothek

    Cod. Memb. i.18, 136, 151

    HANOVER Kestner-Museum

    W.M. xxia.36, 40 n. 105, 45 n. 136, 96, 267–8, 269, 272, 282, 362, 369, 423, 441, 442, 443, 444, 446. See also Plate 10.7

    HEREFORD Cathedral Library

    O.ii.2, 329O.iii.2, 304, 368, 369 n. 105O.viii.8, 222 n. 57, 303O.ix.2, 45 n. 132P.i.2, 19, 37, 43, 49, 53 n. 182, 67, 74 n.

    254, 115, 135, 168, 245–6, 289, 419. See also Plate 9.1

    HILDESHEIM Dombibliothek

    728, 27 St Godehard 1, 470

    KARLSRUHE Badische Landesbibliothek

    Aug. perg. 233, 297Frag. Aug. 122, 647

    KASSEL Gesamthochschulbibliothek

    Theol. Fol. 21, 624Theol. Fol. 65, 627Theol. Qu. 2, 25 n. 45, 296, 307, 333Theol. Qu. 131 (Anhang 19), 188–9, 249

    KILLINEY Franciscan House of Celtic Studies.

    See DUBLIN, University College

    LAON Bibliothèque municipale

    239, 488LE HAVRE

    Bibliothèque municipale 330, 47, 365, 455, 501

    LEIDEN Universiteitsbibliotheek

    Scaliger 69, 29 n. 66, 204, 287Voss. Lat. F.4, 627, 650Voss. Lat. F.73, 662 n. 167Voss. Lat. F.96A, 170Voss. Lat. Q.69, 323, 325, 332, 592, 610

    LICHFIELD Cathedral Library

    1, 17 n. 19, 28 n. 59, 43, 52, 67, 80, 135, 150, 151, 153–4, 168, 235, 244–5, 289, 338, 390 n. 7, 396. See also Plate 5.1

    LINCOLN Cathedral Library

    1, 426182, 205298C, 502

    LONDON British Library

    Add. 9381, 170, 202, 295 n. 5Add. 10972, 356 n. 47Add. 14252, 535Add. 23944, 329, 368Add. 24193, 64 n. 224, 348 n. 14, 350, 352

    n. 32, 353 n. 34Add. 24199, 284Add. 28188, 453Add. 33241, 277, 355Add. 34890, 27, 32, 40 n. 105, 80, 87 n.

    316, 88, 92, 117, 268, 282, 284, 290, 291, 299, 301, 423, 438, 440, 441, 442, 443, 444, 446. See also Plate 10.8

    Add. 37517, 39, 67 n. 233, 80 n. 283, 114, 194, 203, 262, 299, 472

    Add. 37518, 414Add. 37777, 126, 142, 146, 232, 417Add. 38651, 696

    FLORENCE (cont.)

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    797

    Add. 40000, 305, 348Add. 40618, 22 n. 32, 26, 41, 96, 342Add. 43703, 532, 536Add. 43725 etc., 140, 579Add. 45025, 126, 142, 146, 232, 417Add. 47967, 39 n. 95, 59 n. 195, 188 n. 4,

    189, 287Add. 49366, 535Add. 49598, 39, 59, 65, 87 n. 311, 96, 107,

    114, 200, 203, 253–8, 279, 282, 288, 290, 291, 292, 308, 442, 458, 712, 716, 717. See also Plates 7b.2 and 10.4

    Add. 56488, 487, 503Add. 57337, 34 n. 78, 205, 721Add. 61735, 14 n. 5Add. 63143, 446Add. 79528, 501 n. 89Arundel 60, 43, 46 n. 142, 185 n. 49,

    209 n. 74, 221, 272, 273Arundel 125, 79, 353Arundel 155, 40 n. 105, 78 n. 274, 87 n.

    316, 88, 91, 114, 117, 207, 266–7, 279, 282, 292, 461, 720

    Arundel 235, 60, 72Burney 277, 492, 502, 529, 535Cotton Augustus ii.41. See Plate 7b.1Cotton Caligula A.iii (fols. 149–98), 248Cotton Caligula A.vii, 287, 331, 348Cotton Caligula A.xiv (fols. 1–36), 60, 70,

    76, 272, 288, 290, 309, 455, 499, 500. See also Plate 10.11

    Cotton Caligula A.xv (fols. 120–53), 213, 215, 348 n. 14

    Cotton Claudius A.i (fols. 5–36), 100Cotton Claudius A.iii, 207 n. 61, 530–1,

    534, 696Cotton Claudius B.iv, 61 n. 213, 75 n. 257,

    180 n. 25, 278, 284, 287–8, 291, 429, 716, 719

    Cotton Claudius B.v, 190 n. 14, 330, 349Cotton Claudius C.vi, 330Cotton Claudius D.ii, 535Cotton Cleopatra A.iii, 524Cotton Cleopatra A.vi, 115, 195Cotton Cleopatra B.xiii, 693Cotton Cleopatra C.viii, 505 n. 112Cotton Cleopatra D.i, part i, 101Cotton Cleopatra D.i, part ii, 361 n. 68Cotton Domitian i, 191 n. 18, 329, 340 n. 6Cotton Domitian vii, 90Cotton Domitian viii, 534, 548, 549, 552Cotton Domitian ix, 549, 552Cotton Faustina B.iii, 17 n. 15

    Cotton Faustina C.i, 59 n. 194, 170 n. 11, 248, 702

    Cotton Galba A.xiv, 110 n. 59, 179 n. 21, 209, 460, 464

    Cotton Galba A.xviii, 76, 77 n. 273, 250, 255, 257, 348 n. 14, 471

    Cotton Julius A.vi, 44Cotton Julius E.vii, 67 n. 232Cotton Nero A.i, 43 n. 119, 110, 525, 527,

    529, 534, 559, 697Cotton Nero A.ii, 110 n. 59, 209Cotton Nero A.vii, 73 n. 250Cotton Nero C.v, 222 n. 57Cotton Nero D.iv, 8–9, 17 n. 19, 18, 25,

    37, 42 n. 117, 53 n. 183, 61 n. 211, 67, 75, 80, 81, 84, 86, 88, 90, 96, 107, 114, 120, 132–3, 134–5, 136, 139, 144, 149, 150, 151, 152–3, 155, 233–5, 245, 294, 418, 437, 443, 449, 451, 712, 716, 717. See also Plates 4.1, 4.2, 8.1

    Cotton Nero E.i, 531, 533Cotton Otho A.i, 188 n. 3, 538Cotton Otho A.x, 526, 535Cotton Otho B.ix, 190 n. 14, 275, 292,

    349, 422Cotton Otho B.xi, 189, 193, 528, 532, 533,

    545, 552Cotton Otho C.i, 107Cotton Otho C.v, 111 n. 67, 135, 151,

    153, 235Cotton Otho E.xiii, 340 n. 5Cotton Tiberius A.ii, 190 n. 14, 198 n. 3,

    261, 305, 349, 361, 422Cotton Tiberius A.iii, 276, 291, 461, 466,

    517Cotton Tiberius A.vi, 190 n. 13, 543, 544,

    546, 552Cotton Tiberius A.vii, 351Cotton Tiberius A.xiii, 146 n. 125, 697Cotton Tiberius A.xiv, 25 n. 45, 158 n. 173.

    See also Plate 4.4Cotton Tiberius A.xv, 328, 365Cotton Tiberius B.i, 287, 538, 543, 544,

    545, 546, 547, 549, 552Cotton Tiberius B.ii, 61 n. 208, 91Cotton Tiberius B.iv, 538, 547, 548, 549, 552Cotton Tiberius B.v, 152 n. 151, 557Cotton Tiberius B.xi, 188 n. 4Cotton Tiberius C.i, 209 n. 76, 330, 363, 459Cotton Tiberius C.ii, 158 n. 173, 165,

    246 n. 14Cotton Tiberius C.vi, 70, 91, 269, 272,

    289, 712

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    Cotton Titus A.xxvii, 535Cotton Titus D.xxvi+xxvii, 50, 96, 268,

    269, 280, 282, 460, 463, 465–6Cotton Vespasian A.i, 17, 28 n. 59, 37, 40

    n. 105, 42, 53 n. 183, 56 n. 191, 80 n. 283, 81, 84, 90, 91, 92, 124, 126, 131, 133, 137, 138, 147–8, 228, 238–9, 414, 451, 452, 461, 470, 475, 479, 716, 720. See also Plate 4.3

    Cotton Vespasian A.viii, 39, 59, 65, 90 n. 330, 91, 200, 252–4, 275. See also Plate 10.3

    Cotton Vespasian A.xiv, 110, 111 n. 66, 697, 699 n. 53

    Cotton Vespasian B.vi, 328Cotton Vespasian B.x, 51, 287Cotton Vespasian D.vi, part ii, 107, 515Cotton Vespasian D.xv, 328Cotton Vitellius A.xv, 98, 287, 556–7, 717Cotton Vitellius A.xviii, 457Cotton Vitellius A.xix, 489Cotton Vitellius C.iii, 287, 280. See also

    Plate 10.12Cotton Vitellius C.v, 49, 72 n. 246Cotton Vitellius C.viii, 420Cotton Vitellius D.xvii, 67 n. 232Cotton Vitellius E.xii, 330, 363Cotton Vitellius E.xviii, 269Cotton Vitellius F.xi, 135 n. 62Egerton 874, 346 n. 9, 350 n. 22Egerton 1046, 151, 420, 431Egerton 2831, 651 n. 108Egerton 3314, 213, 215 n. 15Harley 55, part i, 525, 531, 534, 697Harley 55, part ii, 525, 535Harley 76, 272, 441, 442, 446Harley 110, 29 n. 66, 498, 500Harley 208, 328Harley 213, 350 n. 21Harley 526, 350 n. 21Harley 585, 18, 115, 469Harley 603, 28, 40 n. 105, 60 n. 203, 61 n.

    213, 75, 115, 204, 263–6, 280, 283, 289, 351, 445, 471, 473. See also Plate 10.6

    Harley 652, 327, 346 n. 7Harley 863, 46, 453, 503Harley 1023, 248Harley 1117, part i, 67 n. 232, 490, 504Harley 2110, fols. 4*–5*, 29 n. 66Harley 2506, 101, 281, 688Harley 2788, 139 n. 82, 333Harley 2795, 82 n. 293

    Harley 2904, 75, 90, 101 n. 31, 114, 281, 289, 688

    Harley 2961, 453, 460, 503Harley 2965, 43 n. 119, 158, 162, 166,

    246 n. 14, 460, 461, 462–6Harley 3020, part ii, 67 n. 232Harley 3061, 221 n. 47Harley 3095, 29 n. 63Harley 3271, 45Harley 3376, 17 n. 14, 524Harley 3405 (fol. 4), 502Harley 3826, 49, 328, 524Harley 3908, 493. See also Plate 22.5Harley 5431, 29 n. 66, 31, 49 n. 148Harley 5915, 67 n. 232, 649Harley 7653, 82 n. 297, 162, 460, 461–5Loan 11, 70 n. 240, 283, 441, 442, 446Loan 74, 42 n. 117, 117, 126, 144–5, 232,

    295–8, 411 n. 15, 417, 614Loan 81, 126, 142, 146, 232, 417Royal 1 A.xviii, 190 n. 14, 349, 422Royal 1 B.vii, 28 n. 59, 42 n. 117, 56 n.

    191, 62, 87, 118, 135, 143 n. 99, 151, 225, 289, 419–20

    Royal 1 D.iii, 44, 445, 446Royal 1 D.v–viii, 140, 142Royal 1 D.ix, 44, 73, 90, 184 n. 44,

    207, 283, 306, 423, 441, 442, 444, 445, 446

    Royal 1 E.vi etc., 38 n. 92, 43 n. 123, 53, 87 n. 311, 90, 92, 139, 145 n. 113, 156, 159, 160, 163, 165, 237, 240, 414

    Royal 1 E.vii+viii, 20, 425, 473Royal 2 A.xx, 43 n. 119, 82 n. 297, 86 n.

    309, 158, 162, 460, 461–6Royal 2 B.v, 39 n. 95, 193, 466, 471, 475,

    477, 479Royal 4 A.xiv, 59 n. 196, 165, 193, 348 n. 14,

    479. See also Plate 7a.1Royal 5 A.xii, 501Royal 5 B.ii, 222 n. 58Royal 5 E.vii, 498 n. 77, 500Royal 5 E.xi, 23 n. 37, 46, 68, 206 n. 57Royal 5 F.iii, 59 n. 195, 166Royal 6 A.vii, 51Royal 6 B.ii, 222 n. 58Royal 7 C.xii, 111 n. 67, 115 n. 83,

    181 n. 32, 558Royal 7 D.xxiv. See Plate 7a.2Royal 8 B.xi, 29 n. 66, 40 n. 103, 107, 328Royal 8 C.iii, 329Royal 11 B.ii, 534Royal 12 C.xxiii, 67 n. 232

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    Royal 12 D.xvii, 39 n. 95, 59 n. 196, 65, 189, 193

    Royal 12 F.xiv, 502Royal 12 G.xii etc., 23, 26Royal 13 A.xv, 191 n. 18Royal 15 A.xvi, 63, 65 n. 224, 330, 350 n. 21Royal 15 A.xxxiii, 328Royal 15 B.xxii, 51 n. 169, 70Royal 15 C.vii, 49Royal 15 C.x, 72 n. 245Royal 17 C.xvii, 486, 487, 503Sloane 1044, 152 n. 151Sloane 1086, no. 109, 426Sloane 3103, 361 n. 65Stowe 2, 70 n. 240, 86 n. 310, 269, 472Stowe 944, 96 n. 7, 221, 269, 276–7, 279, 292Stowe 1061 492, 502. See also Plate 22.3

    College of Arms Arundel 22, 258

    Lambeth Palace Library 149, 59 n. 199200, 252. See also Plate 10.2204, 16 n. 12218, 192237, 350 n. 21 and 22. See also Plate 14.1362, part i, 110377, 350 n. 21427, 471, 477–8. See also Plate 21.2489, 559 n. 241370, 135

    National Archives E31/1, 220E31/2, 220, 304, 716

    Society of Antiquaries, 154*, 489, 491

    Westminster Abbey 36, nos. 17–19, 501 n. 89Muniments 67209, 722

    LOS ANGELES J. Paul Getty Museum

    9, 440

    MAESEYCK Church of St Catherine

    Treasury s.n. (gospel-book), 236MANCHESTER

    John Rylands University Library Lat. 155, 535Lat. 420, 534

    MILAN Biblioteca Ambrosiana

    C.5.inf., 483C.26.sup., 35, 227

    C.39.inf., 152 n. 152D.23.sup., 35, 53 n. 182, 130, 227I.61.sup., 123S.45.sup., 131

    MONTE CASSINO Archivio della Badia

    BB 437, 439, 271, 272, 363, 424, 439, 442, 443–4, 447

    MORTAIN Collégiale Saint-Evroult

    s.n. (gospel-book), 70 n. 240, 365MUNICH

    Bayerische Staatsbibliothek Clm 1086, 325Clm 3514, 631Clm 6399, 326Clm 6434, 603Clm 6435, 326Clm 14292, 326Clm 14387, 326Clm 14420, 326Clm 14708, 325Clm 14725, 326Clm 19456, 110 n. 59

    MÜNSTER IN WESTFALEN Universitätsbibliothek

    Frag. i.3, 646Frag. iv.8, 645

    NAMUR Bibliothèque communale

    11, 333NAPLES

    Biblioteca Nazionale viii.C.4, 267

    NEW HAVEN, CT Yale University, Beinecke Library

    516, 613NEW YORK

    Columbia University, Rare Book and Manuscript Library Plimpton MS 054, 646

    Pierpont Morgan Library M 1, 306M 23, 361M 641, 359 n. 55M 708, 33, 80, 92, 271, 295 n. 7, 306–7,

    362, 424, 442, 443–4, 447M 709, 80, 271, 292, 306–7, 362, 424, 442,

    443–4, 447. See also Plates 10.9 and 18.2M 776, 124, 134, 138, 228, 451, 472,

    476–7. See also Plate 21.1M 781, 92 n. 339

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    M 826, 25 n. 45M 827, 101 n. 31, 281M 869, 49 n. 148, 60, 73, 75, 262, 263, 269,

    290, 291, 362, 423, 438, 439, 441, 442, 443, 444, 447. See also Plate 18.1 and 18.5

    M 926, 504Public Library

    115, 489MA1, 255

    ORLÉANS Médiathèque

    82, 59, 63 n. 222127, 66, 87 n. 316, 88 n. 320, 357, 454, 692175, 281, 101 n. 31196, 200 n. 21337, 63 n. 222342, 19 n. 27

    OSLO Riksarkivet

    202, 1–2 (Mi 3), 501 n. 84204a, 1–4, 9–10 (Mi 5), 501 n. 84206+209, 1–5+239, 6–7 (Mi 2), 501 n. 84207, 1–4+208, 1–8+210, 1–3 etc. (Mi 70),

    501 n. 84214, 2–3 (Gr 2), 498 n. 77223, 1–2 (Ant 6), 502 n. 96225, 1–2 (Ant 3), 502 n. 96 226, 1–2 (Ant 2), 502 n. 96227, 1–23 (Mi 11), 501 n. 84228, 1–21 (Mi 14), 501 n. 84230, 1 (Mi 15), 501 n. 84244, 1–2 (Gr 15), 498 n. 77274, 1 (Mi 101), 501 n. 84876, 1–2+905, 1–7+1016c (Mi 25),

    501 n. 84OXFORD All Souls College

    38, 24, 26Bodleian Library

    Ashmole 1431, 284Auct. D.2.14, 53, 236, 315Auct. D.2.19, 25 n. 42, 28 n. 59, 67, 96,

    135, 151, 343Auct. F.1.15, part i, 29, 261, 505Auct. F.1.15, part ii, 298Auct. F.2.14, 520Auct. F.2.20 (B), 50Auct. F.3.6, 111 n. 64, 505Auct. F.4.32, 4, 43 n. 122, 167, 168, 173,

    201, 202, 246, 251, 282, 340 n. 5, 341, 390 n. 7, 400–2. See also Plate 9.2

    Barlow 4, 329, 368Barlow 37, 697, 699 n. 53Bodley 49, 39 n. 96, 193Bodley 126, 222 n. 61Bodley 155, 18 n. 20, 68, 99, 115, 195, 438,

    440, 447Bodley 229, 299 n. 29, 367Bodley 310, 330Bodley 311, 29 n. 66Bodley 319, 59 n. 199, 300Bodley 331, 299 n. 29Bodley 340+342, 24 n. 38, 67 n. 232, 287,

    558 n. 21Bodley 381, 328Bodley 392, 52 n. 175Bodley 426, 164, 189 n. 8Bodley 441, 45 n. 136Bodley 444, 68Bodley 451, 99Bodley 516, 328, 351 n. 27Bodley 572 (fols. 1–50), 170, 202, 341,

    390 n. 7, 402–3Bodley 577, 68Bodley 579, 39 n. 94, 64, 76, 96, 348,

    452–3, 460, 463, 485, 490Bodley 717, 61 n. 210Bodley 718, 67 n. 232, 79, 84, 194, 203,

    262, 328, 528, 697. See also Plate 10.5Bodley 756, 52 n. 175Bodley 775, 288, 300, 301, 455, 498,

    499–501Bodley 815, 16 n. 12Bodley 819, 37, 42 n. 117, 51, 52, 159Bodley 827, 215 n. 15, 303Bodley 835, 303 n. 56Douce 140, 28 n. 59, 42 n. 117, 157Douce 296, 50 n. 163, 75, 80 n. 286, 86,

    91, 209 n. 75Eng. bib. c. 2, 23, 115Hatton 20, 15, 43 n. 123, 53, 62, 77, 178,

    188 n. 4, 249, 274, 287, 697Hatton 23, 51 n. 169, 60, 72, 76 n. 266,

    274, 301, 303Hatton 30, 39 n. 99, 59 n. 196, 190 n. 13,

    193, 347 n. 9, 350 n. 22Hatton 42, 327, 340 n. 5, 348 n. 14, 528,

    690–1, 697Hatton 48, 25, 42 n. 117, 51, 146, 301, 303

    n. 56, 711Hatton 93, 52, 82, 163Hatton 113+114, 18, 43, 51 n. 170, 70, 182

    n. 36, 300, 558 n. 23Hatton 115, 559 n. 26

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    801

    Junius 11, 59 n. 194, 284, 287–8, 294 n. 3, 348, 555–6, 559, 716, 719

    Junius 27, 39 n. 96, 77 n. 273, 189, 250Junius 85+86, 18, 43 n. 120, 188 n. 4Junius 121, 51 n. 170, 99 n. 21, 460, 559,

    560, 697Lat. bib.b.1, 283Lat. bib.b.2 (P). See LONDON, British

    Library, Royal 1 E.viLat. bib.c.8 (P), 415Lat. class.c.2, 351 n. 26Lat. liturg. d.3 (fols. 4–5)., 40 n. 105, 501.

    See also Plate 7b.4Lat. liturg. f.5, 22, 29 n. 65, 45, 70 n.

    240, 80 n. 286, 90, 271, 278, 440, 710. See also Plate 10.10

    Lat. th.c.4, 329Laud gr. 35, 415, 623Laud lat. 81, 22, 24 n. 41, 471Laud misc. 26, 333Laud misc. 442, 326Laud misc. 482, 29 n. 66, 31Laud misc. 509, 429Laud misc. 636, 538, 548, 550, 552Marshall 19, 307Rawlinson B.484. See LONDON, British

    Library, Cotton Galba A.xviiiRawlinson C.697, 350 n. 22Rawlinson G.57, 515Rawlinson G.167, 19, 41, 53 n. 182, 135, 151Selden Supra 30, 28 n. 59, 37, 42 n. 117,

    45, 53, 62, 98 n. 16, 237, 414Selden Supra 36, 502Tanner 10, 59 n. 195, 62 n. 216, 77 n. 273,

    110, 188 n. 4, 282, 287Vet. A.3c.196, 533, 536

    Corpus Christi College 197, 40, 62, 200279B, 17 n. 15

    Jesus College 51, 222 n. 62

    Keble College 22, 34 n. 79

    Lincoln College 92, 151

    Oriel College 3, 61 n. 21446, 535

    Queen’s College 320, 23 n. 36, 194

    St John’s College 28, 193–4, 252154, 51

    Trinity College 28, 4639, 10954, 23 n. 36, 59 n. 197

    University College 104, 27

    Wadham College A.18.3, 285

    PARIS Bibliothèque nationale de France

    lat. 272, 45 n. 136, 70 n. 240, 258, 358, 438, 442, 443, 446, 447. See also Plate 18.4

    lat. 281+298, 25 n. 42, 28 n. 59, 37, 42, 52, 53 n. 183, 134, 146, 147, 414

    lat. 816, 464lat. 943, 40, 67 n. 232, 114, 190 n. 13, 194,

    203, 262–3, 279, 458, 490lat. 987, 39, 59, 88 n. 320, 258, 357 n. 51lat. 1141, 256lat. 2291, 498 n. 73lat. 3182, 697lat. 6401, 357lat. 6401A, 261, 355lat. 7299, 356–7, 687–8lat. 7311, 102 n. 32lat. 7530, 660lat. 7585, 352lat. 7696, 102 n. 32lat. 8085, 345lat. 8092, 98lat. 8824, 22 n. 30, 24 n. 41, 29–31, 278,

    284, 428, 471, 720lat. 9377, 420lat. 9389, 19 n. 23, 80, 84, 114, 136, 137,

    149, 153, 159, 231, 235, 245, 418lat. 9452, 60 n. 202lat. 9561, 112 n. 68lat. 9569, 325lat. 9571, 325lat. 10062, 365lat. 10400, 325lat. 10526, 27lat. 10575, 50 n. 162, 194, 491, 494, 636lat. 10837, 320lat. 10861, 38 n. 92, 162, 165, 631, 666lat. 11275, 325lat. 11884, 32 n. 73lat. 12048, 137, 463, 464lat. 12050, 498 n. 76lat. 12168, 137lat. 12283, 53 n. 186

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    802

    lat. 13246, 464lat. 14380, 346, 505 n. 111lat. 14782, 45 n. 136, 50, 91, 273, 286lat. 17226, 53 n. 181lat. 17436, 495lat. 17814, 61 n. 213, 67 n. 232n.a.l. 586, 17 n. 14, 51 n. 169n.a.l. 1587, 135Rothschild 2973, 27Smith-Lesouëf 36, 27

    Bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève 111, 498 n. 73

    PRINCETON, NJ University Library

    W.H. Scheide Collection 71, 477, 560, 720PRIVATE COLLECTIONS

    Antiphoner of Mont-Renaud, 488Boethius (olim GENEVA, Bibliotheca

    Bodmeriana 175), 505

    REIMS Bibliothèque municipale

    9, 43, 44, 70 n. 240, 270, 360, 424, 441,, 442, 443, 447,

    ROCHESTER Cathedral Library

    A.35, 127, 526, 527, 535ROME

    Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale Vittorio Emanuele II

    Sessoriani 13, 129ROUEN

    Bibliothèque municipale A.21, 220, 273, 365, 369A.27, 491A.41, 42, 62, 472A.44, 474A.292, 63, 344, 365A.337, 365A.425, 344, 347, 348 n. 14, 365A.566, 58 n. 192U.107, 66 n. 229, 365U.109, 691 n. 27, 697Y.6, 34 n. 78, 43, 49–50, 70, 80 n. 284, 91,

    270, 283, 288, 290, 358, 457, 460Y.7, 41 n. 107, 60, 90 n. 330, 108, 205 n.

    51, 259–60, 279, 358RYGNESTAD Archives of Ketil Rygnestad no. 95 and of

    Knut Rygnestad no. 99. See Arendal, Aust-Agder Arkivet, A.A.69 and 77

    SAINT-OMER Bibliothèque de l’agglomération

    257, 53 n. 183SALISBURY

    Cathedral Library 10, 109 n. 5763, 109 n. 57101, 40 n. 102, 327, 329, 351117, 163, 164, 415150, 99, 194, 282, 712168, 109 n. 57173, 673179, 109 n. 57180, 473

    SALZBURG Archiv St Peter

    A.1, 319SAN MARINO, CA

    Huntington Library HM 62, 426–7

    SCHAFFHAUSEN Stadtbibliothek

    Generalia 1, 570 n. 3ST GALLEN

    Kantonsbibliothek (Vadiana) 337, 40, 50 n. 161, 60, 65 n. 226, 357,

    693 n. 34, 711Stiftsarchiv

    C3 B55, 332 n. 123Stiftsbibliothek

    51, 28 n. 59, 37 n. 85, 41, 53 n. 182, 13560, 37 n. 85, 41225, 666254, 332 n. 122295, 332 n. 122299, 332 n. 122355, 317 n. 31360, 31728, 322, 332878, 332 n. 122904, 17, 19, 37 n. 85, 42, 51, 53,

    107 n. 46913, 332

    ST PAUL IN CARINTHIA Stiftsbibliothek

    1.1, 53 n. 1852.1, 621–2

    ST PETERSBURG Russian National Library

    Erm. Lat. 17, 21F.v.i.8, 135, 151O.v.i.1, 25 n. 42, 414

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    803

    O.v.xiv.1, 100 n. 24Q.v.i.18, 25, 51, 133, 134, 158, 333Q.v.xiv.1, 156, 159, 614

    STOCKHOLM Kungliga Biblioteket

    A.128, 498 n. 77A.135, 18, 25, 28, 37, 38 n. 91, 42, 51,

    53, 67, 73, 76, 77 n. 271, 81, 83, 88, 90, 92, 113, 114, 134, 139, 147, 178 n. 17, 237, 239, 308, 411 n. 15, 414, 449. See also Plates 8.2 and 8.3

    A.136, 200 n. 21A.148, 21Isl. perg. 8°, no. 8, 501 n. 84

    Riksarkivet Fr. 2070, 360 n. 61Fr. 2427, 360 n. 61Fr. 2497, 360 n. 61Fr. 25916–20 etc., 501 n. 84Fr. 26449–51 etc., 501 n. 84Mi 1, 360 n. 61Mi 134, 360 n. 61

    STUTTGART Würtembergische Landesbibliothek

    Bibl. 2°.12, 137, 148, 228, 238H.B.ii.46, 445

    TOKYO Toshiyuki Takamiya Collection

    21, 41590, 164 n. 213

    TOURS Bibliothèque municipale

    22, 60 n. 202TRIER

    Domschatz 61 (olim 134), 101, 133, 136, 231 n. 38,

    235, 236, 320TROYES

    Bibliothèque municipale 504, 52, 129 n. 33

    UPPSALA Universitetsbibliothek

    DG1, 646UTRECHT

    Universiteitsbibliotheek 32 (script. eccl. 484), fols. 1–91, 141, 204,

    207 n. 64, 261, 263–6, 268, 269, 351, 352, 369, 471, 472, 473, 480, 710

    32 (script. eccl. 484), fols. 94–105, 37, 90, 114, 143 n. 102, 147, 232, 417

    86, 218 n. 34

    VALENCIENNES Bibliothèque municipale

    9, 60 n. 20139, 60 n. 20169, 63 n. 220

    VATICAN CITY Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana

    Barb. lat. 570, 37, 42 n. 117, 53 n. 183, 67, 88, 89 n. 323, 111 n. 67, 138, 143, 151, 154–5, 235, 308

    Pal. lat. 50, 139 n. 82Pal. lat. 68, 37, 42 n. 117, 53 n. 182,

    112 n. 68Pal. lat. 235, 158–9, 614Pal. lat. 259, 42, 51 n. 167, 53 n. 182Pal. lat. 1877, 324, 655 n. 133Reg. lat. 12, 95, 209 n. 75, 269, 284, 289,

    471Reg. lat. 204, 491Reg. lat. 309, 689Reg. lat. 316, 137, 319Reg. lat. 489, 72Reg. lat. 497, 19 n. 27, 362Reg. lat. 596, 356 n. 47Reg. lat. 946, 365 n. 89, 526, 531, 532,

    535Reg. lat. 1283B, 28Reg. lat. 1484, 651 n. 108Reg. lat. 1650, 674 n. 16Reg. lat. 1671, 29, 67 n. 232, 72 n. 245,

    521 n. 64Vat. lat. 3225, 140 n. 88Vat. lat. 3256, 129, 140 n. 88Vat. lat. 3363, 188 n. 3, 347, 505 n. 111,

    673Vat. lat. 3867, 28, 140 n. 88, 314, 391 n. 9Vat. lat. 5465, 53 n. 185Vat. lat. 5750, 28Vat. lat. 7016, 53 n. 185

    VERCELLI Biblioteca Capitolare

    cxvii, 294 n. 3, 363, 554–5, 557, 560, 717

    VIENNA Kunsthistorische Museum, Schatzkammer

    s.n. (gospel-book), 55 n. 188VIENNA

    Österreichische Nationalbibliothek Cod. 1224, 135, 136, 235Cod. 1861, 55 n. 188

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    WINCHESTER Cathedral Library

    1, 19 n. 24, 59 n. 1942, 222 n. 61

    Winchester College 5, 222 n. 61

    WOLFENBÜTTEL Herzog August Bibliothek

    Weissenburg 34, 334WORCESTER

    Cathedral Library Add. 1, 163Add. 3, 296Add. 4, 146, 163F.173, 455, 488, 501. See also Plate 22.2F.91, 40 n. 103, 329Q.5, 117, 299, 300, 308Q.21, 299, 367Q.28, 62 n. 216, 329

    WÜRZBURG Universitätsbibliothek

    Fragm. 10, 326Fragm. 11, 326M.ch.f.20, 326

    M.ch.f.206, 326M.p.th.f.12, 41M.p.th.f.21, 326M.p.th.f.29, 326M.p.th.f.49, 326M.p.th.f.50, 326M.p.th.f.59, 326M.p.th.f.68, 144, 232M.p.th.f.118, 326, 333M.p.th.f.185, 617M.p.th.q.2, 146, 177M.p.th.q.46, 325

    YORK Minster Library

    Add. 1, 40 n. 105, 100, 108, 117, 282, 423, 425, 439, 440, 441, 442, 443, 444, 445, 447, 495, 530, 697

    XVI.Q.1, 26 n. 47XVI.Q.2, 26 n. 47, 50 n. 160

    ZÜRICH Staatsarchiv

    A.G.19, no. xiii, 647

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    Aaron, rod of, 245Abbo of Fleury, 101 n. 30, 356, 370, 371, 521,

    686–90Computus, 356Quaestiones grammaticales, 356, 689

    Abbo of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, 698, 699Bella Parisiacae urbis, 328

    abbreviations, 170, 172, 202, 318Abingdon, 39, 105, 180 n. 27, 192, 198, 200,

    220, 251, 277, 350, 365, 443, 488, 543, 544, 545, 546. See also Fabricius; Osgar; Rainald; Rodulf

    Abrasax, god, 381Acca of Hexham, 152, 416, 483, 606, 631Achadeus, count, 472acrostic, Vide et lege ad verticem, 461, 554, 587,

    662Acta Cyriaci, 666Acts of Thomas, 667Actus Siluestri, 574Ad Herennium, 511Adalbert of Metz, Speculum Gregorii, 327, 328,

    329Adam of Bremen, 359Adomnán of Iona, 125, 228, 317, 322, 323, 480,

    570, 571, 595De locis sanctis, 324, 570–3, 611, 672Vita S. Columbae, 570, 573–5

    Adrevald of Fleury, 689Miracula sancti Benedicti, 328

    Adso of Montier-en-Der Epistola de Anticristo, 699

    Ædiluulf, presbyter and poet, 94–5, 100, 106, 662

    Ælberht of York, 416, 433, 634, 637–41, 651–3Ælfgar, earl of Mercia, 270, 271, 278, 360, 423,

    442, 443Ælfgifu, queen. See EmmaÆlfgifu, wife of Ælfgar, 270, 271, 278, 360

    Ælfheah (Ælphege), bishop of Winchester, archbishop of Canterbury, 205, 265, 266, 279, 545

    Ælfhere, ealdorman of Mercia, 691Ælfnoth, pictor et sacerdos of New Minster,

    Winchester, 281Ælfric, archbishop of Canterbury, 279Ælfric Bata, 110, 114, 119, 424, 517, 520

    Colloquies of, 77 n. 269, 95, 509–11, 514–15, 516

    Ælfric of Cerne and Eynsham, 24, 97, 103, 107, 118, 178, 181, 278, 351, 429, 430, 432, 460, 495, 515, 516, 517, 557–9, 584, 679–84, 695, 699. See also scribes, named

    Catholic Homilies / Sermones Catholici, 6, 49, 67, 103, 113, 115, 118, 181, 460, 557–8, 681

    Colloquy of, 517De temporibus anni, 465Genesis OE, 589Glossary, 516Grammar, 24, 26, 45, 70, 108, 513, 583, 680Joshua OE, 589letter, 431Lives of the Saints, 544, 588psalter version, 471

    Ælfsige of Chester-le-Street, 102Ælfthryth, queen, 119, 257Ælfwine, dean then abbot of New Minster,

    Winchester, 465, 466. See also scribes, named

    Ælfwold, bishop of Crediton, 279Ælphege. See ÆlfheahAeneas, 382Aeschylus, 508Aesculapius, 280Aesop, fables, 508, 514æstel, 274Æthelbald, king of Mercia, 146, 538

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    Æthelberht, archbishop of York, 112Æthelberht, king of Kent, 127, 413

    law-code, 586Æthelburh, abbess of Barking, 146Ætheldreda, St, 256, 275Æthelflæd, lady of the Mercians, 197Æthelgar, abbot of New Minster, archbishop

    of Canterbury, 205, 266, 277Æthelmær, son of Æthelweard, founder of

    Cerne, 97, 118, 278, 560, 588, 684Æthelnoth, archbishop of Canterbury, 445Æthelred, king, 544, 545, 694

    laws of, 526, 529, 530Æthelwald, bishop of Lichfield, 127, 164, 461Æthelweard, ealdorman of the western

    provinces, 97, 118, 184, 278, 361, 370, 560, 585, 588, 589, 684

    Chronicon of, 540, 544, 586Æthelweard, son of Alfred the Great, 274,

    585Æthelwine, ealdorman of East Anglia, 685Æthelwold, bishop of Winchester, 39, 104,

    118, 198, 200, 203, 251, 252, 253–9, 260, 261, 276, 279, 292, 353, 458, 488, 583. See also Plates 7b.2, 10.4

    book donation to Peterborough, 427OE Benedictine Rule, 584prayer in honour of, 464vita of, 544

    Æthicus Ister, 51, 287, 522Æthilwald, bishop of Lindisfarne, 8–9, 13,

    294, 461Æthilwald, poet, 580Agilbert, bishop, 123, 318Agnes of Poitou, empress, 363, 370Agricola, Gnaeus Julius, 378Aidan of Iona and Lindisfarne, 8, 123, 315,

    415, 499Aileran, 317, 568Alan of Farfa,5013n, 327Albanus/Alban, St, 375, 385, 409Albinus of Canterbury, 6, 607Alcuin of York, 3, 152, 192, 314, 340, 350, 512,

    520, 539, 581, 633–64De animae ratione, 674, 680, 683De dialectica, 328De laude dei, 484, 485, 657De orthographia, 328Epistolae, 327, 328Interrogationes et responsiones in Genesim,

    683letter collection, 698Letter to Charlemagne, 660

    Liber de uirtutibus et uitiis, 514, 515, 683on the bishops, kings and saints of York,

    317, 416, 520, 635, 652–62poem on scribes, 112

    Aldfrith, king of Northumbria, 322, 585, 591, 594, 596, 599, 609, 611

    Aldhelm of Malmesbury, 128, 166, 252, 318, 326, 513, 518, 520, 521, 580, 591–605, 607, 629, 680, 703

    Aenigmata, 322, 330, 596, 598, 628, 703bible of, 413Carmen de virginitate, 45, 68, 193, 322, 324,

    520, 599, 628, 703Carmina ecclesiastica, 596, 598De metris, 596, 601–3De pedum regulis, 322, 596Epistola ad Acircium, 595, 596, 598Prosa de virginitate, 68, 252, 511, 520, 523,

    599, 676. See also Plate 10.2Aldred of Chester-le-Street, 8–9.

    See also scribes, namedAlexander the Great, supposed letter to

    Aristotle, 556, 662Alexander, J. J. G., 713Alfred ætheling, 546, 548Alfred the Great, king, 5, 6, 15, 97, 118,

    166, 178, 183–4, 188–9, 197, 198, 246, 249, 274, 339, 347, 516, 521, 537, 539–40, 553, 582–3, 585, 588, 590, 594

    books available to, 670–8death of, 541educational programme, 540, 582–3laws, 166, 191 n. 20, 526, 527, 532, 545, 586,

    676memorising poetry, 587psalms/psalter of, 428, 481, 671–2Regula pastoralis, OE translation of, 6, 15,

    118, 178, 189, 195, 249, 274, 539, 540, 588, 711

    Regula pastoralis, preface to, 582Alpha (and Omega), 228, 439Alsigius of York, 111 n. 63Altus prosator, 576, 595Alypius, governor-general, 380Amalarius of Metz, 192, 328, 329, 699Ambrose of Milan, 315, 346, 606, 655, 667

    De apologia prophetae David, 624Expositio de Psalmo CXVIII, 363Hexæmeron, 346, 606, 675

    Amra Choluimb Chille, 575Andreas Orator, 598, 600, 601Angers, 361

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    Anglesey, 389 n. 4Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, 15, 98, 166, 188 n. 4, 189,

    190 n. 13, 193, 342, 361, 371, 521, 532, 676, 694, 704

    manuscripts of, 537–52Northern Recension, 545, 547, 547

    Annales Cambriae, 704Annales regni francorum, 336Annals of St Neots, 540, 550Annals of Ulster, 566Anonymous of St Gallen, 673Anonymus ad Cuimnanum, 621Ansegis(us) of Fontenelle

    Capitularium collectio, 327, 690, 698Anselm of Bec and Canterbury, 110, 113, 117,

    213, 364–5, 366, 367, 370Anthologia Latina, 598Apocalypse, elders of, 269Apuleius, 280Arator, 329, 520, 600, 601, 616archangel, 231. See also Gabriel; MichaelArculf, 322, 324, 571. See also Adomnán Ardagh Chalice, 136 n. 65Aristotle, 386, 687Arius, heresiarch, 267, 268, 440Armagh, 248, 405, 565, 566, 568, 702armarium, 143, 308Arn of Saint-Amand and Salzburg, 326Arnulf I of Flanders, 201Arnulf II of Flanders, 354Arras, 268, 711. See also Saint-VaastArs Bonifacii, 317Ars Tatuini, 317arsenic, 84arson, 527Ascension, 250Asporius, 512Asser of St Davids, 97, 166, 249, 339, 392,

    540, 582, 586, 587, 589, 650, 677Athanasius, 574, 592, 599, 626Athelstan/Æthelstan, king, 97, 189 n. 13, 190,

    197, 201, 250, 261, 274–5, 286, 292, 305, 339, 349, 422, 543

    book donations of, 445, 486laws, 532manumission of, 419

    Athelstan, schoolmaster, 427Atto of Vercelli, 698Audax, 598, 603Augsburg, 325Augustine of Canterbury, St, 122, 123, 145,

    236, 238, 315, 412, 413, 450office for, 504

    Augustine of Hippo, St, 72, 265, 341, 387, 397, 479, 516, 572, 602, 606, 624, 681, 683

    Confessiones, 355, 386, 606Contra aduersarium legis et prophetarum, 606Contra Iulianum, 329De bono coniugali, 683De catechizandis rudibus, 683De civitate Dei, 355, 397, 572, 591, 630, 672,

    676De consensu evangelistarum, 571, 572De diversis quaestionibus ad Simplicianum, 683De doctrina christiana, 397, 572De Genesi ad litteram, 606De Genesi contra Manichaeos, 606De immortalitate animae, 672De libero arbitrio, 602De magistro, 602De musica, 602De nuptiis et concupiscentia, 329De sancta virginitate, 683De Trinitate, 170, 247, 701. See also Plate 9.3De videndo Deo, 672Enarrationes in Psalmos, 281, 366, 672Enchiridion, 322. See also Plate 14.1Epistolae, 368In Iohannis Evangelium tractatus CXXIV, 683prayers attributed to, 462Retractationes, 672Soliloquies/Soliloquia, 539, 602, 672–3

    Aulus Claudius Charax, 384Ausonius, 387, 388, 600Auxerre, 334. See also Helperic; RemigiusAvianus, 508, 514, 520Avitus of Vienne, bishop of Clermont, 395 n.

    27, 599, 628Avranches cathedral, 365 n. 89azurite, 87

    Baia, king, 705Baldwin, abbot of Bury St Edmunds, 368, 370Balthild, queen, 318Bamburgh, Northumbria, 231Bangor (Belfast Lough), 483Bardney, 105Barking, 68, 95, 98, 99, 105, 146, 195, 285.

    See also ÆthelburhBasil, St, 606Bateson, Mary, 696Bath, 105, 222, 349, 381, 385, 704.

    See also SæwoldBe Blaserum, 526bear, savage, tooth of, 90Beauvais, 666

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    Bec, 111, 212, 213, 221, 364, 367, 368. See also Anselm; Lanfranc

    Bede, 6, 7, 91, 103, 126, 127, 145, 148, 150, 158, 175, 232, 233, 235, 315, 317, 318, 330, 334, 335–6, 340, 396, 407, 468, 482, 483, 513, 520, 521, 538–9, 580, 591, 592, 598, 600, 602, 605, 613, 629, 638, 663, 681. See also Pseudo-Bede

    biblical commentaries by, 321, 323, 324, 325, 326, 676

    Chronica maiora, 676Collectio in Apostolum, 624De arte metrica, 322, 323, 324, 326, 332, 621,

    689De locis sanctis, 570, 611, 667De natura rerum, 248, 321, 323, 325, 518,

    675, 683De orthographia, 326, 612, 621De schematibus et tropis, 326, 621, 622De tabernaculo, 323, 326De templo, 323, 324, 335De temporibus, 323, 324, 334, 364, 518, 622,

    626De temporum ratione, 318, 325, 326, 330, 332,

    334, 513, 518, 626, 683detective, in role of, 613 n. 38Historia abbatum, 323, 538, 610Historia ecclesiastica, 25, 34, 37, 51, 113, 133,

    157, 158, 166, 307, 317, 321, 323, 324, 326, 332, 333, 334, 335, 482, 483, 520, 524, 538–9, 570, 587, 591, 607, 610, 646, 648, 676, 703, 711. See also Plate 4.4

    In Evangelium Lucae, 368In Genesim, 606In Proverbia Salomonis, 51, 52, 159, 322, 332In Regum librum xxx quaestiones, 324letter to Egbert, 581library of, 606–32Libri iv in principium Genesis, 324martyrology, 323, 326, 630, 666OE Historia ecclesiastica, 166, 285, 521, 532,

    539, 544, 559, 587, 670psalter, 480source marks, 618translations, 587transmission of works of, 320–6, 330, 331–6Vitae Cuthberti, 250, 274, 286, 323, 324,

    330, 335, 486, 489, 490, 520, 630, 680. See also Plate 22.1

    whelk, comments on, 89works by, requests for, 642, 644

    bees, 703Bellerophon, 384

    Benedict Biscop, 125, 142, 143, 152, 232, 317, 415–16, 450, 482, 607, 610, 612, 613, 620

    attitude towards his library, 609book collecting, 609

    Benedict of Nursia, St, 207 n. 65, 256, 257, 279, 292, 467

    dedication to, 687depiction of, 207 n. 65, 266, 279, 292office for, 490, 502, 504Rule of, 31, 52, 146, 198, 208, 217, 257, 267,

    279, 515, 575, 588, 626, 711Benedictine Office, 694Benna of Trier, 361, 362Beornræd. See SamuelBeowulf, 556–7Berengar of Tours, 291Berhtwald, abbot of Reculver, archbishop of

    Canterbury, 145, 157, 472Berno of Fleury, 101 n. 30Bertha, wife of Æthelberht, 413Berthold, abbot of Weingarten, 445Bethurum, Dorothy, 696, 699Bewcastle Cross, 127, 134, 469Biblia Gregoriana, 240, 414Billfrith the anchorite, 8–9, 13, 294Binchester, 385bindings, 31, 32, 33, 50, 124, 232 n. 46,

    294–309treasure, 4, 13, 271, 275, 290, 304–7, 369, 445

    bird-song, 107Birinus, St, 594

    office for, 504 n. 106Bischoff, Bernhard, 148, 324, 718Bishop, T. A. M., 199, 200, 201, 202, 204, 206,

    713Blair, Peter Hunter, 629Blythburgh, bone tablets from, 127boat without oars, journey in, 342Bobbio, 35, 123, 130, 131, 152, 227 n. 18, 319,

    334, 615Bodleian Library, Oxford, 295Boethius, 34, 520, 662, 680, 683, 687

    De arithmetica, 322De consolatione philosophiae, 29, 252, 346, 347,

    504, 520, 539, 672–5, 702De institutione musica, 505

    bog. See Faddan MoreBoniface, St, 4, 91, 117, 124, 132, 148, 237,

    296, 298, 320, 324, 326, 406, 414, 513, 521, 539, 580, 603, 623, 699. See also Willibald

    book requests, 335, 406, 608, 642script of, 157, 627

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    Bonner, Gerald, 620, 628book cupboard, 308, 395, 404, 417.

    See also armariumBook of Common Prayer, 450books

    carried in pockets, 559, 622crumbling to dust, 375damage to, 352, 556, 703destruction of, 7, 275, 360, 496–7, 670disbound, 369execrable, 115–16for cantor, 494–504for entertainment, 4for mass-priest, 494heart-shaped, 27immersion in water of, 9importation of, 5lists of, 7, 427, 494–6, 654–6references to in OE poetry, 668restoration of, 352, 353round, 27shape of, 2, 27–31size of, 21–7, 471, 500, 558storage of, 2, 404, 640 n. 38survival of, in general, 6–7, 390tiny though fat, 500unfinished, 283–5, 440–1, 473unharmed by water, 9written area of, 32–4

    Bradwell-on-Sea, Essex, 105Breedon, 105Brendan, St

    Navigatio, 703vita, 703

    Breviarium Apostolorum, 666Brie, 318Brittany, 202, 221, 318, 320, 339–40, 342, 343,

    397, 422, 489script in, 202, 391

    Brixworth, Northants, 105Brodie Castle, Morayshire, 721Brooks, Nicholas, 161, 165Brough-under-Stainmore, 385Brown, G. H., 631Brown, T. J. (Julian), 140, 148, 150, 155, 156,

    157, 158, 227Bruce-Mitford, Rupert, 149Bruges, 102Brunanburh, battle of, 585Brunanburh, Battle of, 543Brut y Tywysogion, 702Budny, M. O., 714Burchard of Worms, 330

    Burchard, son of Ælfgar of Mercia, 424, 442, 443

    Burghal Hidage, 532Bury St Edmunds, 18 n. 21, 209 n. 75, 236, 269,

    368, 427, 433, 496, 497. See also Baldwin; Leofstan; Master Hugo

    Anglo-Saxon Chronicle at, 550script at, 222

    Byrhtferth of Ramsey, 356, 357, 518, 521, 685–93

    Enchiridion, 583, 584, 588, 689Historical Miscellany, 544, 686Vita S. Ecgwini, 688Vita S. Oswaldi, 687, 689, 692, 693

    Bywell, 106

    Cabrol, F., 484Cædmon of Whitby, 127, 556, 587Caelius. See SeduliusCaen, 212, 213, 221, 367, 368

    charters of, 213Caesar. See JuliusCaesarius of Arles, 193, 341, 668 n. 19, 698calf-skin, 14, 234, 416Cambridge Songs, 362Campbell, James, 316cannibals, British, 388canon law, 525, 650 n. 105, 697–8.

    See also Collatio legum Romanarum et Mosaicarum; Collectio canonum Hibernensis; Collectio Lanfranci

    canon tables, 43, 92, 231, 234, 240, 241, 289, 291, 436, 438

    errors in, 441Canones hibernenses. See also CollectioCanterbury, 3, 105, 112, 118, 124, 142, 145,

    147–8, 156, 160, 185, 195, 201, 237, 260–9, 283, 285, 286, 352, 372, 413, 443, 545, 558, 561, 610, 693. See also Ælfheah; Ælfric; Æthelgar; Æthelnoth; Albinus; Anselm; Augustine; Berhtwald; Cuthbert, archbishop of Canterbury; Dunstan; Hadrian; Lanfranc; Lyfing; Mellitus; Oda; Plegmund; Sigeric; Stigand; Theodore of Tarsus; Wulfred

    Anglo-Saxon Chronicle at, 548mass-books, 456parchment at, 16, 39, 40pigment at, 88preparation of quires at, 43 n. 124, 65, 204ruling patterns at, 67, 68, 70, 71, 72ruling procedures at, 60, 61school at, 592–3, 595

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    Canterbury, Christ Church, 7, 18, 24, 39, 96, 194, 238, 239, 273, 286, 352, 367, 442, 493, 498. See also Eadwig Basan; Eadmer; John Waltham; William Hadley; William Ingram

    Anglo-Saxon Chronicle at, 549binding, 303charters of, 159–60, 161, 165, 206–7monks of, depicted, 279script of, 184, 203–5, 212–15, 261scriptorium of, 104, 109, 114, 161, 165, 178,

    203–5, 260–9Canterbury, St Augustine’s Abbey, 7, 18, 39,

    202, 236, 238, 240, 273, 340, 341, 367, 429, 474, 690. See also Scollandus; Sigeric; Thomas of Elmham

    scribes of, 101, 193script of, 261scriptorium of, 114, 160, 165, 193, 203–5,

    209, 251–2, 261Canterbury, St Martin’s, 413cantor, books for, 494–504capsa, 2Caradog of Llancarfan, 705Carausius, usurper, 383Carlisle, 377, 379

    epitaph, 384carmina figurata, 83, 239carpet pages, 132, 151, 231, 238, 241, 244,

    245Carvoran, inscription, 385Cassiodorus, 25, 120, 142 n. 94, 143, 232, 321,

    416, 417, 476, 479, 613, 617, 627, 671Expositio psalmorum, 511, 515, 573, 614, 645,

    648, 671Historia tripartita, 355, 628Institutiones, 143, 573, 617

    Cassius Felix, De medicina, 624Castor, 155Catamanus inscription, Anglesey, 393, 394Cathróe, peregrinus, 342Cato. See Pseudo-Catocattle, theft of, 527Ceadwalla, king of the West Saxons, 596Cellanus of Péronne, 594Centwine, king of Wessex, 594Ceolfrith of Wearmouth-Jarrow, 116, 117,

    125, 142, 146, 152, 232, 240, 363, 406, 609, 613

    Cerne (Abbas), 97, 105, 118, 432, 460, 557, 558, 684. See also Ælfric; Æthelmær

    chalk, 17, 80, 85Chaplais, Pierre, 165

    Charisius, 621, 630Charlemagne, 149, 152, 197, 314, 333, 533,

    581, 634, 641, 648, 681. See also Einhard Admonitio generalis, 690capitularies of, 637 n. 21, 650collection of canons, 698‘Court Schools’ of, 55, 139, 240, 241, 255,

    317will of, 655

    Charles the Bald, king and emperor, 256, 314, 495

    charm against cattle theft, 527charters, 128, 145, 159–60, 159 n. 184,

    161–3, 165, 177, 193, 206–7, 398, 525, 585, 589

    portrait format, 207script of, 128, 147, 154, 156, 158, 180, 188,

    190, 194, 198–9, 206, 208, 316, 413Chelles, 124, 317, 318, 319Chelsea, Synod of, 698Chester, 385Chester-le-Street, 8, 105, 250, 274, 418, 452,

    486. See also Ælfsige; Aldredchickens, consumption of, 379Chi-rho, 129, 132, 135, 228, 234, 239, 244,

    245. See also Plate 8.3Chimaera, 384choirs of Heaven, 250, 255, 259Christ, 119, 133, 201, 231, 241, 245, 252,

    253, 256, 263, 272, 289, 292, 385, 462–3, 468, 566, 604. See also Mary (BVM)

    as Wisdom, 639asleep, 549baptism, 257Betrayal, 50blessing, 439Crucifixion, 50, 262, 263, 271, 272, 280,

    289, 290, 291, 305, 438, 439, 444, 465, 466, 571

    Deposition, 50divinity of, 440, 462enthroned, 241, 250genealogy of, 462harrowing of Hell, 265, 463healing, 462in Majesty, 133, 232, 417, 438, 439Incarnation, 291, 462. See also

    Chi-rho invocation of, 466life of, 466pantocrator, 240Passion of, 241, 464, 466

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    Resurrection, 50, 462Second Coming of, 257Temptation of, 241trampling on beasts, 469triumphant, 280, 306

    Christ and Satan, 555, 559Christ Church, Canterbury. See

    CanterburyChrist II/Christ’s Ascension, 554, 667Christina of Markyate, 468, 470Christopher, St, Life of, 556Chrodegang, Regula canonicorum/Rule of, 45,

    191, 507 n. 1, 588chrysography, 77, 85, 90, 98, 132, 237, 239,

    253, 255, 260, 362Cicero, 19, 378, 386, 598, 617, 620

    De inuentione, 617Somnium Scipionis (De Re Publica vi), 701

    Circe, 674Cirencester, 385Clane, Synod of, 405 n. 84Claudia Severa, 380Claudius, emperor, 378Claudius Marius Victor, 600Cledonius, 621Clement III, antipope, 213Clemoes, Peter, 714clerics, depraved, 253, 354Clonmacnois(e), 319Clovesho/Clofesho, Council of, 485, 582, 637

    n. 21Cnut, king, ‘The Great’, 97, 119, 206, 276, 292,

    344, 359, 362, 423, 424–5, 444, 481, 545, 546, 694

    charters of, 206–7confraternity with Christ Church,

    Canterbury, 424laws of, 525, 527, 530letter from Denmark of, 425, 530

    codex, 2, 376rise of, 2, 379

    Codex Oxoniensis Posterior, 341Coena of York, 335Coenwulf, king of Mercia, 161, 586Collatio legum Romanarum et Mosaicarum, 676Collectio canonum Hibernensis, 318, 336, 340,

    397, 575, 698Collectio Lanfranci, 213Colloquium hispericum, 512colloquy, 402, 403–4, 424Colmán, bishop, 593Cologne, 269, 277, 325, 330, 334, 344, 362,

    444. See also Heribert; Hildebald

    colophon(s), 8, 13, 96, 99, 102, 107, 109, 110 n. 59, 112, 119, 120 n. 105, 129, 136, 158, 168, 171, 206 n. 59, 216, 226, 233, 266, 281, 344, 366, 400

    colour notes, 76Columba, St, 123, 155, 228, 229, 240, 468, 568,

    570. See also scribes, namedand books, 579Rule of, 172

    Columbanus, 227, 319, 322, 398, 405Columcille. See ColumbaColva, 705comet, 544Commemoratio Brevis, 505computus, 517–18Conrad II, emperor, 362Constantine I, emperor, 122, 239, 380, 386Constantinople, Council of, 330Constantius, Vita Germani, 574Constitutions of Oda, 698Copenhagen, great fire of, 360Corbie, 124, 137, 200, 250, 251, 254, 351, 488,

    498script of, 200

    Corbridge, 385Corippus, 600Cornwall, 6, 167, 168, 170, 185, 202, 203, 341,

    342, 389, 390, 391, 402, 412Corvey, 254Cosmas of Prague, 22cosmographers, book of, 609cosmography, 335, 643, 654Cotton, Robert, 143 n. 102, 295, 557Cotton-Corpus legendary, 351, 682Court Schools. See CharlemagneCoxe, H. O., 710Crayke, 106, 662Creation, 272, 425Creation of the World (poem), 469Crediton, 185, 279Crick, J., 714Crispinus, 380Cross, J.C., 714Crowland/Croyland, 105, 285, 704.

    See also Felix of CrowlandCrucifixion, depiction of, 133, 250. See also

    Christ cryptogram, 342, 381, 385Cummian, 398curse tablets, 381, 385, 386. See also

    Plate 15.2Cuthbert, archbishop of Canterbury, 6, 485,

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    Cuthbert, St, 8–9, 120, 125, 233, 234, 241, 250, 256, 274, 278, 292, 499

    coffin of, 117, 135, 144, 296, 418community of, 422office for, 486, 487, 490, 504shrine of, 418translation of, 144, 296, 418

    Cuthbert of Wearmouth-Jarrow, 112, 317, 335, 644

    Cuthswith, abbess of Inkberrow, 146, 177Cuthwine, bishop of Dunwich, 616Cwoenthryth, abbess of Minster-in-Thanet

    and Winchcombe, 161Cynegils, king of Wessex, 594Cynewulf, OE poet, 554, 587, 665–9Cyprian of Carthage, 599Cyprianus Gallus, 600, 601, 628

    Dalriada, 230Damasus, pope, 230, 436, 600Daniel, bishop of Winchester, 148 n. 132Darley, Derbyshire, 456David of Wales, St, 704

    vita by Rhygyfarch, 171David, king of Judah and Israel, 124, 133, 239,

    272, 289, 480, 481Anglo-Saxon ruler as, 124

    Davye, George, 477Day, John, 709De coloribus et mixtionibus, 76, 78De mirabilibus sacrae scripturae, 611De ordine creaturarum, 607, 611De raris fabulis, 402–3De tribulationibus, 700Deer, Aberdeenshire, 172Defensor, Liber scintillarum, 514, 698Demetrius of Tarsus, 378Deutz, 269, 362Devil, 268Dickens, Charles, 144Dido, 383Diomedes, 621Dionysius Exiguus, 334, 575Domesday Book, 14, 191, 220, 434, 548, 685, 716

    Exon, 220Great, 304Little, 220Winton, 489, 491

    Domneva of Thanet, 114Donatus (Tiberius Claudius), 404, 511, 512,

    598, 603, 622Interpretationes Virgilianae, 651

    Doyle, A. I., 156

    Dracontius, 600, 628Dream of the Rood, 127, 464, 555drunkenness, 191Dubsláine, Irish peregrinus, 342Dubthach, Irish peregrinus, 342Dumville, David N., 129 n. 32, 150, 158, 190, 714Dunadd, Argyllshire, 231

    inscribed pebble from, 150dunce (in the British Museum), 632Dunchad, 328Dungal, 328Dunstan of Canterbury, St, 4, 39, 104, 109,

    113, 193, 198, 201–2, 203, 251, 252, 261, 262, 276, 279, 282, 283, 292, 342, 356, 400, 458, 490, 491, 583, 673

    Classbook of, 4, 201, 202, 251, 263, 282, 341, 400

    correcting books, 113handwriting of, 201, 341, 350, 400vita of, by B, 40, 60, 341, 357, 364, 370, 544,

    693, 711Durham, 8, 9, 61, 185, 278, 281, 302, 418, 457,

    493, 498. See also Cuthbert, St; scribes named: William, Symeon; William Carilef

    Anglo-Saxon Chronicle at, 550book collection of, 366preparation of quires at, 43 n. 124script at, 215–17

    Eadburh, abbess of Minster-in-Thanet, 4, 117, 124, 132, 237, 407, 414

    Eadfrith, bishop of Lindisfarne, 8–9. See also scribes, named

    Eadmer of Canterbury, 213, 214. See also scribes, named

    Eadmund, king, 201Eadred, king, 543

    charters of, 190 n. 14Eadwig, king, 201, 543

    charters of, 198–9, 201Eadwig Basan. See scribes, namedEaldred, bishop of Worcester, archbishop of

    York, 99, 344, 363, 459, 500, 547Ealhswith, wife of Alfred the Great, 461Eanbald I of York, 639, 640, 654Eanbald II of York, 640Eanmund, founder of a cell of Lindisfarne, 94Early English Manuscripts in Facsimile, 715Early English Text Society, 711, 715Ebbo of Reims, 261Ebersperger, B., 714Ecgbert, abbot of Rath Melsigi, 235

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    Ecgbert, monk and bishop, 125Echternach, 50, 101, 137, 148, 150, 152, 153,

    235–6, 320, 325, 419, 651. See Samuel; scribes, named: Laurentius, Thomas

    charters of, 235Edgar, ætheling, 548Edgar, king, 118, 119, 180 n. 27, 198, 201,

    252–4, 256, 275, 276, 291, 292, 305, 543, 544, 545, 685

    charters of, 198, 200laws of, 527, 528, 531New Minster Charter of, 252–4, 275–6.

    See also Plate 10.3Edington, battle of, 539, 540Edith, sister of Athelstan, wife of Otto I, 254Edith, wife of Edward the Confessor, 277Edith of Wilton, 98, 361Edmund, ætheling, 544Edmund, king, 342, 349, 543

    charters of, 190 n. 14laws of, 527

    Edward the Ætheling, 278Edward the Confessor, 358, 546

    writ of, 215 n. 15Edward the Elder, king, 197, 274, 541

    laws of, 527Edward the Exile, 548Edward the Martyr, 544Egbert, archbishop of York, 335, 581, 636,

    642decrees associated with, 528Dialogus associated with, 484, 581penitential attributed to, 317

    Egbert of Trier, 280, 362Egidius, 392Ehwald, Rudolph, 599Eichstätt, 325Einhard, Vita Karoli Magni, 166, 676Elene, 666Elizabeth I, queen, 537Ely, 14 n. 5, 105, 256, 270, 275, 305, 330, 457.

    See also Liber Eliensisbook collection of, 3

    Emma-Ælfgifu, queen, 119, 276, 292, 344, 355, 358, 423, 444

    Enchiriadis, 505–6Encomium Emmae reginae, 277, 355Ennius, 508, 598Eorcenwald, bishop of London, 146

    psalter of, 146 n. 118epigrams, feeble, 388Epiphanius, 628episcopal lists, 544

    Epistola S. Hieronymi de nominibus pedum, 603epitaphs, 384Erik the Good, king, 359Erlenbald, abbot of Reichenau, 321Essen, 98Ethelberht. See ÆthelberhtEthilwald, bishop of Lindisfarne.

    See ÆthilwaldEucherius of Lyons, 324, 573Eugenius of Toledo, 600Eugippius, 625Euripides, 508Europa, 383, 384Eusebius of Caesarea, 231, 436, 628, 676

    Historia ecclesiastica, 355, 522, 592, 615, 627Eutropius, 628, 674Eutyches, 4, 340Eva of Wilton, 361evangelist portraits, 267–9, 271, 289–90,

    439–40Evesham, 191, 359Excerptiones de Prisciano, 680, 683Excerptiones pseudo-Egberti, 681, 698Exeter, 17, 24, 105, 114, 185, 280, 285,

    286, 367, 427, 496, 497, 553, 561. See also Leofric

    bindings from, 298notation, 505ruling patterns at, 71, 73ruling procedures at, 61script at, 209scriptorium at, 96, 184

    Expositio missae, 52, 82, 163Eynsham, 16 n. 11, 97, 105, 118, 432.

    See also Ælfric Ezra (in Codex Amiatinus), 82, 143, 232, 234,

    308, 417, 640 n. 38

    Fabricius, abbot of Abingdon, 15Faddan More, peat bog, psalter from, 124, 721Faremoutiers, 124, 317, 318Fates of the Apostles, 666Fécamp, 359, 366, 368feline, 246Felix of Crowland, 521, 703Felix of Thibiuca, St, 631female scribes. See scribes, female; scriptrixFinán, bishop, 593Finian of Moville, St, 123 n. 6Firmicus Maternus, 101Fischer, Boniface, 715fish, 141. See also Moselle

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    Flavigny, 59Flavius Cerialis, 380Fletton, 155Fleury, 101, 281, 334, 350, 356, 357, 454, 648,

    685, 691. See also Abbo; Adrevald; Berno; Gauzlin; Lantfred

    exchange of books with England, 356–7, 686–8

    preparation of quires at, 63script of, 200

    Flixborough, 95, 106Flixton Hall, Suffolk, 115 n. 84Florence of Worcester, 549Folcard of Saint-Bertin, 355Fonthill Letter, 589foot-washing, 265Forbes-Leith, W., 711Forfang, 526Fortunata, slave, 377. See also Plate 15.1Fortunatus. See VenantiusFrankish king-list, 328Franks Casket, 127, 134Freising, 191 n. 19, 325, 326, 603Frithegod, 100, 521Frothar, bishop of Toul, 74 n. 253Froumundus of Tegernsee, 110 n. 59, 111 n. 63Fulco, archbishop of Reims, letter to King

    Alfred, 676Fulda, 152, 250, 298, 307, 324, 325, 326, 333,

    407, 624, 627, 644Fursey, St, 123

    Gabriel, archangel, 133Gaius, Institutes, 376galena, 81Gameson, Richard, 714Gauzlin of Fleury, 357Gebrand, bishop of Roskilde, 360 n. 59Geffrei Gaimar, 550Gelasian Sacramentary, 319Gelhi/Gelli, son of Arthudd, 244, 338genealogies, 539Genesis, Old Saxon, 331, 348Gennadius, 628Genoels-Elderen diptych, 306, 308Gent, 283

    St Peter’s, 201, 351Gerbald/Ghaerbald of Liège, 328, 698Gerbert of Aurillac, 686Gerefa. See Wulfstan (Lupus)Gerhard of Brogne, 198, 349Germanus, abbot of Winchcombe,

    691–2

    Gerward, ‘librarian’ of Louis the Pious, finally at Lorsch, 324, 650

    Ghaerbald of Liège. See GerbaldGilbert, J. T., 710Gildas, 314, 339, 381, 391, 393, 396, 397, 398,

    404, 409, 511, 520, 599, 628, 702Gilson, J. P., 712Gisela, Charlemagne’s sister, 318Giso, bishop of Wells, 457Glascwm, 705Glastonbury, 39, 97, 105, 191 n. 20, 192, 193,

    201, 202, 203, 204, 246, 251, 252, 283, 285, 286, 341, 342, 347, 350, 400, 491, 561, 673, 704

    monks of, slaughtered, 548parchment, arrangement of, 39

    Glosa Psalmorum ex traditione seniorum, 672Glossa ordinaria, 471Glossae Bridferti in Bedam, 686, 688glossae collectae, 524, 610glossaries, 128, 524, 592glosses/glossing, 8, 29, 189, 238, 246, 332, 341,

    343, 346, 351, 392, 399, 400–2, 461, 475, 476, 477, 517, 519, 522–4, 587, 719

    ruling for, 68Gloucester, 192Glunz, Hans, 441gluttony, 514Gneuss, Helmut, 327, 473, 496, 648, 714goats, 14, 21, 271, 297God, hand of, 439, 445Godden, Malcolm, 714Godgifu, sister of Edward the Confessor, 445Godhead, nature of, 289, 291. See also

    TrinityGoding, priest and scribe of Worcester, 99,

    192Godman, Peter, 520Gododdin, 399Godwine, earl, 546–7, 548gold, 78, 89–91Goscelin of Saint-Bertin, 98, 114, 219, 355,

    361, 504, 521Gospel of Nicodemus, 576gospel-books, 225–43Gradus ad Parnassum, 384grammar books, 3, 4, 49, 115, 317, 576, 621–3,

    647Gratian, emperor, 387Great Malvern, 283Greek, 169, 246, 610Green, Dennis, 182Gregorian chant, 505

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    Gregory I, the Great, pope, 122, 123, 129, 133, 141, 238, 256, 315, 324, 413, 484, 516, 606, 617, 636, 667, 681, 720

    Dialogi, 365, 572, 573, 582, 672, 683Homiliae in evangelia, 165, 672letters, 642Moralia in Iob, 330, 366, 613–14, 624, 677,

    683. See also Laidcenn; Adalbert prayers attributed to, 462Regula pastoralis, 24, 52, 252, 538, 539, 642,

    677. See also Alfred the Great Whitby Life of, 317, 703, 704

    Gregory II, pope, 142 n. 95Gregory VII, pope, 362 n. 73Gregory of Tours, 321, 395 n. 27, 628, 683Gregory’s Law, 34 n. 81Grimalt of St Gallen, 323Grimbald of Saint-Bertin, 347, 452, 677guardian angel, prayer to, 465Guido d’Arezzo, 506Gullick, Michael, 714Gundulf, bishop of Rochester, 367

    Gundulf Bible, 426Gutberct. See Cuthbert of Canterbury,

    Cuthbert of Wearmouth-JarrowGuthlac, St, 468

    office for, 490, 504vita of, 703

    Guthrum, Viking king, 166treaty with Alfred, 527

    Gwynedd, inscription from, 394

    Hadrian, emperor, 376, 378Hadrian, pope, 676Hadrian of Canterbury, 128, 150, 152, 413,

    510, 580, 592, 598, 610, 614, 625Hæddi, bishop of the West Saxons, 595half-sheet. See singletonsHalitgar of Cambrai, 328, 698Hardwick, Charles, 710Harley, Edward, 295Harley, Robert, 295Harold Godwinson, 278Hartlepool, 105, 127, 134Hartmut of St Gallen, 323Hartzell, D., 493Hatfield, Synod of, 413Hautvillers, 141, 261Haymo, 682Heahberht, bishop of Worcester, 161 n. 197Heaven, 265, 271Hector, 383Hegesippus, 573, 627

    Heliand, 287, 330, 347Hell, 265, 268

    harrowing of, 463Helperic of Auxerre

    De computo ecclesiastico, 356, 687, 688Hemming of Worcester, 99, 146 n. 125, 192,

    306, 549Henry Bradshaw Society, 711Henry I, king of England, 185, 548Henry II of Germany, 275Henry III of Germany, 275Henry VIII, king of England, 362Henry of Huntingdon, 550‘Heraclius’ (recipe collection), 76, 86 n. 307,

    89herbal, 18, 280, 284Herbert Losinga, 117, 366, 368Hereford, 105, 185, 303, 304, 668Hereman, bishop of Ramsbury and Sherborne,

    219, 363Herewald, bishop of Llandaff, 396 n. 32Heribert of Deutz, archbishop of Cologne,

    362 n. 73Hermeneumata pseudodositheana, 510Hersfeld, 269, 362Hertford, Synod of, 698Hesiod, 597Heslop, T. A., 208Hexham, 105, 416. See also Acca; Maban Hilary of Poitiers, 611Hildebald of Cologne, 325Hildegard, mother of Egbert of Trier, 362Hill, Joyce, 714Hincmar of Reims, 330, 348 n. 13, 676Hinton St Mary, mosaic, 385Hisperica famina, 593, 595, 600, 703Historia Alexandri, 522Historia Brittonum, 677Hlothere, king of Kent, 145

    charter of, 128, 145, 472Holy Island. See LindisfarneHomer, 508, 597Honorius, emperor, 381Horace, 386, 600, 629, 702Hoxne Treasure, 383Hrabanus Maurus, 163, 250, 279, 328, 330,

    345, 663, 683De clericorum institutione, 330De computo, 194, 328, 330De laudibus sanctae crucis, 83, 192, 250–1,

    330, 520on Judith, 330on the Pauline Epistles, 330

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    Hucbald of Saint-Amand, 506Hugbald, 462Hugeburc, Hodoeporicon of Willibald, 325Hugh, abbot of New Minster, 221Hugh Candidus, 550Hugh of Saint-Victor, 130 n. 37Hunbert, bishop of Würzburg, 326, 333Husband’s Message, 554Hwætberht, abbot of Wearmouth-Jarrow,

    125, 142, 608, 642Hyginus

    Astronomica, 688Fabulae, 674

    Hywel Dda, 399

    Ieuan ap Sulien of Llanbadarn Fawr, 169, 404, 702–5. See also scribes, named

    Vita S. Paterni, 702Iliad latinus, 515, 520Illtud. See MaglocunusIne, king of Wessex, 305

    laws of, 586ink, 73–80. See De coloribus et mixtionibus;

    HeracliusInnocents, massacre of, 256intestines, eaten away, 381Inventio crucis, 666Iona, 126, 172, 240, 319, 397, 595. See also

    Adomnán; Aidan; Columba; Ségénecrosses at, 241library of, 570–8, 629

    Ioruet/Iorwerth, Welshman at Winchester, 202 n. 31, 341

    Ireland, 5, 9, 18, 167, 202, 229, 422, 612. See also Annals of Ulster; Ardagh; Armagh; Bangor; Dubsláine; Dubthach; Faddan More; Kells; Laidcenn; Mac Bethad; Máel Inmuin; Muirchú; Patrick; Springmount; Ultán

    Anglo-Saxons studying in, 593, 610Irenaeus, 227Isidore of Seville, 21, 321, 329, 353, 573, 606,

    612, 618Chronica maiora, 612, 628, 676De ecclesiasticis officiis, 612De natura rerum, 194, 512, 517, 573, 612,

    675, 683De ortu et obitu patrum, 515, 612, 645Etymologiae, 156, 333, 351, 511, 513, 518,

    522, 573, 612, 622, 630, 645, 672, 676Sententiae, 514, 612, 699Synonyma, 498, 510, 602, 603–5Versus in bibliotheca, 656, 657

    Israel the Grammarian, 198

    Iustus, St, office for, 502ivories, 306, 308, 722

    James, H., 710James, Montague Rhodes, 710, 713James the deacon of York, 452, 636Jarrow, 95, 134

    dedication inscription, 126javelin, 379Javolenus Priscus, 376Jean de Berry, 720Jean de Montchenu, 27Jerome, St, 140, 386, 388, 408, 436, 470, 476,

    479, 516, 572, 592, 599, 606, 630, 655, 663, 671, 683, 693. See also Pseudo-Jerome

    Chronicon, 676Commentarii in evangelium Mathaei, 572Commentarii in Hiezechielem, 572Commentarii in Naum, 572Commentarii in Osee, 572De situ et nominibus locorum Hebraicorum, 572De viris illustribus, 348, 515, 574, 628In Ecclesiasten, 146In epistolam Pauli ad Galatas, 646Liber quaestionum hebraicarum in Genesim, 572prayers attributed to, 462

    Jesse of Amiens, 699Joachim, 272John Cassian, St, 576, 599, 626John Chrysostom, St, 619, 625, 645, 681John of Worcester, 549John Scotus Eriugena, 314, 328John the archcantor, 144, 482John the Baptist, 256John the Deacon, 328John the Divine, 256, 267, 268John the Old Saxon, 347John Waltham of Christ Church, Canterbury,

    720John of Worcester, 549Jones, Charles, 622Joscelin, John, 537Joseph Scottus, 645, 646, 649Josephus, 21, 573, 606, 618, 627Jouarre, 318, 319. See also TheudlechildisJudas, 268Judith of Flanders, 98, 118, 270, 271, 278, 286,

    292, 307, 362, 363, 370, 424, 442, 443, 444, 445. See also Plates 10.9, 18.2

    Judith, OE poem, 556, 557Julian of Eclanum, 626, 672Julian of Toledo, 603, 612, 622, 680

    Prognosticon, 622, 672, 680, 683

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    Julian, office for, 504Juliana, 554, 665Julius Caesar, 378Jumièges, 220, 270, 273, 344, 358, 365, 457,

    565. See also Rainald; Robert (Champart)Junilius Africanus, 598, 602Juno, 383Jupiter, 383, 385Justinus

    Epitome, 649, 676Juvenal, 378, 386, 387, 519, 598, 601, 702Juvencus, 322, 341, 400, 520, 572, 573, 600,

    628, 702

    Katherine, office for, 504Kauffmann, C. M., 713Kells, Co. Meath, 172

    crosses at, 241Kemble, John Mitchell, 551Kendall, Calvin, 622Kendrick, T. D., 712Kenelm, St, 454, 688Kenneth MacAlpine, 171Ker, Neil, 179, 696, 713, 716Keynes, S.D., 590Keynsham, Roman villa, 384Knappe, Gabriele, 511Knut. See CnutKylian, 319

    Lactantius, 520, 598Laidcenn (MacBaith)

    Ecloga de Moralibus in Iob, 646Lorica of, 128, 463

    Laistner, Max, 608, 615, 618, 619Lambarde, William, 532Lambeth, manor at, 445Landévennec, 330, 372, 438.

    See also Winwaloci; WrmonocLanfranc of Bec and Canterbury, 6, 105, 212,

    213, 215, 217, 291, 364, 366, 367, 370. See also Collectio Lanfranci

    exemplars loaned by, 221, 367gloss on Pauline epistles, 367

    Lantfred of Fleury, 356 n. 45, 365, 521, 692Laon, 137, 318, 488. See also Martin of LaonLapidge, Michael, 519, 521, 596, 608, 621, 624,

    625, 629, 631, 651, 714, 715Last Judgement, 231, 268, 277Lathcen. See LaidcennLatin language, 177latinity, 165, 199 n. 9, 229, 400, 464, 478, 580law books

    Anglo-Saxon, 175, 525–36Welsh, 248, 399

    Law, Vivien, 512, 603Lawrence, St, 272lazurite, 87lectio divina, 23Leo the Great, pope, 575, 681Leofric, bishop of Exeter, 96, 209, 212 n. 3,

    280, 286, 427, 433, 453–4, 490, 496, 501, 553, 560, 719

    Leofstan, abbot of Bury St Edmunds, 427Leominster, 209, 705Lérins, 610Les Andelys-sur-Seine, 317, 318Leuthere, bishop of the West Saxons, 318, 595Libellus responsionum, 333Liber Angeli, 702Liber Commonei, 168Liber Eliensis, 4, 275Liber ex lege Moysi, 676Liber Landauensis, 705Liber Nemroth, 688Liber pontificalis, 321, 628, 676Lichfield, 105, 154, 160, 168, 236, 338, 668.

    See also Æthelwald; Plate 5.1scriptorium of, 163, 164

    Lieftinck, G. I., 157Lifris of Llancarfan, 396 n. 32, 705Lincoln, 426, 720

    oath records, 472, 477Lindisfarne (Holy Island), 8, 9, 105, 118,

    127, 134, 144, 154, 155, 416, 418, 476. See also Æthilwald; Aidan; Aldred; Billfrith; Cuthbert, St; Eadfrith; Eanmund; Osgyth; Oswald; Plates 4.1, 4.2, 8.1

    dogs of, 234parchment-making at, 15scriptorium of, 104, 149, 151, 233

    Lindsay, W. M., 711lion, 280literacy, 1, 4, 103, 127, 128, 156, 174, 182–4,

    382, 392, 434, 580–90, 668, 718Liudger, St, 334, 644, 646–7, 649.

    See also Werden Liudhard, bishop, 413Livy (Titus), 381, 676Llanbadarn Fawr (Ceredigion), 169–70, 173,

    246–8, 404, 701, 705. See also Ieuan; Rhygyfarch; Sulien

    Llancarfan, Morgannwg, 404. See also Caradog; Lifris

    charters of, 398

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    Llandaff, 121, 128. See also Herewald; Liber Landauensis

    charters of, 398witness lists, 396

    Llandeilo Fawr, 154 n. 158, 168, 244, 338, 396sculpture from, 245

    Llangrannog, Ceredigion, 389 n. 4Llanilltud Fawr, 394Llanthony, 109Llantwit Major, 121Llyfr Iorwerth, 248Lobbes, 422Loding. See LaidcennLoeguire, king, 705London, 105, 166, 283, 377, 387, 545, 561.

    See also Westminster St Paul’s, 146

    Lorsch, 324. See also GerwardLouis the Pious, 324, 698. See also GerwardLow Ham, Roman villa, 382, 383Lowe, Elias Avery, 141, 144, 148, 156, 164,

    165, 227, 711, 713Luard, H. R., 710Lucan, 600, 601, 702Lucretius, 600, 627Lull of Mainz, 112, 117, 334, 335, 521, 642,

    654Lullingstone villa, Kent, 383Lupus of Ferrières, 111 n. 63, 328, 663, 692Luxeuil, 137, 152, 319Lyfing, archbishop of Canterbury, 424Lyre, Normandy, 365

    Maban of Hexham, 452, 483Mabinogi, 701Mac Bethad, Irish peregrinus, 342Maccabees, fragment of, 144, 415, 612McGurk, Patrick, 715Machutus, St, office for, 502Mackay, Thomas, 614McKee, Helen, 714Macrobius, 248, 357, 518, 519, 687, 688, 701Madan, Falconer, 710Maél Inmuin, Irish peregrinus, 342Maeldúb, Irishman, 594Magi, 256Maglocunus, king of Gwynedd, 396Mainz, 325, 326, 362, 644. See also LullMalcolm Canmore, king of Scotland, 278, 292Mallius Theodorus, 598Malmesbury, 3, 105, 307, 556, 561, 593, 594.

    See also Aldhelm, William of Malmesbury; scribes, named: Wulfwig

    Manchester, 385Cathedral, carved slab in, 470

    map, putative, 677Marcellinus Comes, 627Marchiennes, Flanders, 52Margaret, queen of Scotland, 6, 271, 278, 292,

    305, 548. See also Plate 10.10Marsden, Richard, 613, 714Martial, epigrammatist, 5, 378Martianus Capella, 202, 328, 340, 341, 505,

    511, 687, 688, 702Martin of Braga, 683Martin of Laon, 314, 328Martin of Tours, St, 656Martyrologium hieronymianum, 576, 701Marvels of the East, 287, 556Mary (BVM), 253, 258, 291, 462, 465, 704

    Assumption of, 368Coronation of, 257Dormition of, 257, 259nativity of, 256office for, 465, 466Virgin and Child, 231, 241, 268, 440

    Mary Magdalene, 256Master Hugo of Bury St Edmunds,

    18 n. 21Master of the Registrum Gregorii,

    361 n. 69Matilda, abbess of Essen, 361, 370, 544Matilda, mother of Otto I, 361Matilda of Tuscany, 363 n. 78Maundy, 265, 464maxims, 514Maximus, 681Medeshamstede, 138medica, 193, 365, 532. See also Cassius

    Felix Meehan, Denis, 572Mellitus of Canterbury, St, 315

    office for, 492, 504Melrose, 105, 144Menander, 508Menologium, 469, 546Mercian Register, 543, 544, 550Mercury, 381merman, 241Messalina, empress, 378Metz, 254, 255, 257, 261. See also Adalbert;

    Amalarius; ChrodegangMeyvaert, Paul, 612Michael, archangel, 133, 256, 272Middle English, 177Milan, edict of (313), 2

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    Mildred/Mildreth of Thanet, St, 114. See also Plate 22.5

    office for, 493, 504Millar, E. G., 712Milo, 520Milret of Worcester, 6Minster-in-Thanet, 98, 105 124, 147, 148, 161,

    237. See also Cwoenthryth; Domneva; Eadburh; Mildred

    Miraculae Niniae, 317Missale francorum, 319Missale gallicanum vetus, 319Monasteriales indicia, 31, 77 n. 269, 95, 496Mondsee, 325Monkwearmouth. See Wearmouth-JarrowMont Saint-Michel, 357, 359, 365, 368.

    See also Riwallon; Scollandusillumination at, 358–9ruling patterns at, 70scribes of, 101, 221

    Monte Cassino, 267, 363, 424, 645, 681Mosan-style initials, 222Moselle, fish, 655Moucan, Prayer of, 463, 702mouse, 246Muchelney, 487Muirchú moccu Macthéni, 568, 702, 703, 705Murbach, 323, 332, 622murder, 527music. See notationMynors, Roger, 713

    Nag Hammadi library, 579Nativity, depiction of, 250Nechtan, king of the Picts, 7Neratius Marcellus, 377Netzer, Nancy, 715New Minster. See WinchesterNew Minster Charter. See Edgar, kingNicolas, office for, 504Niedermünster, 267Nile, 2Nonius Marcellus, 662Nordenfalk, Carl, 227Northumbrian annals, 334nose, gift of, 703notation, musical, 444, 455, 486–94Nothelm, priest of London, 607, 616Notre-Dame du Château (Cherbourg), 365Nowell, Laurence, 532Nunnaminster. See WinchesterNursling, Hants, 105, 627nymphs, 385

    O’Neill, Patrick, 672Oda, archbishop of Canterbury, 100Odbert of Saint-Bertin, 269, 354Odense, 359Odo of Cluny, 198Oengus, martyrology of, 703Œthelred, king of Essex, 146Offa, king of Mercia, 142 n. 93, 146–7, 161,

    162, 232 n. 44, 417Offa Bible, 146, 417, 422, 531, 668ogham, 121, 132, 391 n. 13Ogilvy, J. D. A., 632Olaf Haraldsson, king of Norway, 359Olaf Tryggvason, king of Norway, 359Old English Martyrology, 588, 631Old Sarum. See SalisburyOrchard, Andy, 629Orderic Vitalis, 110, 358, 365Ordlaf, ealdorman, 589Ordo Romanus I, 483Ordwulf, son of Ordgar, 279Origen, 618 n. 62Orléans. 268. See also TheodulfOrosius, 362, 520, 521, 539, 598, 607, 628, 646,

    655, 674, 675–6Orpheus, 384orpiment, 76, 77, 81, 84–5, 90Osgar, abbot of Abingdon, 356Osgyth stone (Lindisfarne), 135Osmund, bishop of Salisbury, 218, 309, 459Oswald, bishop of Worcester, St, 40, 99, 101,

    105, 180 n. 27, 198, 199, 281, 685, 690–1vita of, 544, 690. See also Byrhtferth

    Oswald, king of Northumbria, 8, 499, 595office for, 502

    Oswy/Oswiu, king of Northumbria, 125, 595Otford, Kent, 382Othhere, voyage of, 675Otto I, the Great, 254, 255, 261, 349, 361Otto II of Germany, 275Otto III of Germany, 275Ovid, 4, 702

    Ars Amatoria/Art of Love, 4, 246, 341, 400, 519, 630, 702. See also Plate 9.2

    Metamorphoses, 598, 599, 674, 702

    Pacuvius, 508Padarn, St, staff of, 701Paedagogus, 601Pagans Hill, 381Page, R. I., 135, 713Palaeographical Society, 710, 715palimpsest, 19–20

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    Palladius, bishop, 122, 568papal libraries, 656papyrus, 2, 6parchment. 2, 6, 14–21, 95, 240, 395, 416.

    See also palimpsestholes in, 18, 479purple, 90, 125, 139, 237, 239, 240, 253, 304,

    362, 416Parker, Matthew, 295, 346, 537, 709Parkes, Malcolm Beckwith, 158, 335, 719Paschasius Radbertus, 328, 683Passau, 645Pastor Hermae, 645Paternus, St, of Avranches, 702Paternus, St, of Vannes, 702Patrick, St, apostle of Ireland, 122, 225, 314,

    341, 409, 565–9Confessio, 565Epistola ad milites Corotici, 565Synodus Episcoporum, 568vitae of, 568

    Paul, abbot of St Albans, 99, 106, 221, 367Paul, St, 256, 386, 387, 616, 620, 624

    forged letters of, 662Paul the Deacon/Paulus Diaconus, 516, 603

    Homiliary of, 336, 346 n. 7, 368, 681Paulinus of Milan, 599Paulinus of Nola, 159, 317, 520, 573, 599, 614,

    628Carmen natalitia, 156

    Paulinus of Pella, 600Paulinus of York, 636Paulus Orosius. See OrosiusPaulus Quaestor, 598, 600, 601Pelagius, 3, 339, 386–8, 409, 599pen, 395

    broad-nibbed, 79dipping, 439dripping black tears, 190manipulation of, 142, 147, 156, 200, 209,

    218, 223quill, 95reed, 140sharpening, trimming, 95, 439slanted, 144, 205tucked behind ear, 95

    Pentecost, depiction of, 259, 272pen-trials, 207 n. 64per cola et commata, 420, 451Péronne, 319Persius, 386, 601

    Satires, 512, 519Peter, St, 253, 256, 272, 406, 620

    Peter of Pisa, 603Peter’s Pence, 527Peterborough, 97, 105, 138, 155, 206 n. 56,

    270, 285, 286, 344, 427, 457, 530, 548. See also scribes, named; Earnwine

    Anglo-Saxon Chronicle at, 550books donated to, 427sheep of, 15

    Petrine Epistles, golden, 4, 407pharmocopoeia, 287Philippus, 317Philosophy, depiction of, 252Phocas, 520, 598, 601, 603, 621, 647Picts, 171Pilheard, witness, 161 n. 201Pirmin of Reichenau, Scarapsus, 698plants, 284Plegmund, archbishop of Canterbury, 485pliage, 35, 57Pliny the Elder, 379, 598, 607

    Historia naturalis, 518, 573, 626, 650, 675Pliny the Younger, 377Plummer, Charles, 601, 711pocket gospel-books, 22, 26, 172, 226, 228points. See punctuationPompeii, inscriptions at, 131, 382Pompeius Trogus, 598, 603, 612, 621, 649Pope, John C., 714Porfyrius/Porphyrius (Publilius Optatianus),

    6, 239, 662Porphyry, 687Porter, David, 510Portmahomack, Easter Ross, 7, 15Prescott, Andrew, 715pricking, 52–66, 119, 651 n. 109Priscian, 17, 400 n. 63, 511, 513, 517, 598, 603,

    647, 681Proba, 598Prosper of Aquitaine, 498, 519, 520, 601,

    627Prudentius, 34, 284, 345, 348, 520, 628, 702

    Cathemerinon, 504Psychomachia, 284, 291

    psalters, 289,