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MS 278

Author

Title

Commentarij rerum Cantabrigiæ gestar[um] cum sereniss[ima] Regina Elizabeth in illam academiam venerat. manuscript / NR.

Varying form of title

Other title: Commentarij rerum Cantabrigiæ gestarum cum serenissima Regina Elizabeth in illam academiam venerat.

Publication, distribution, etc.

Cambridge?, England, 1564 August 5.

Physical description

1 volume (71 leaves) : paper ; 21 x 16 cm.

Note

Contains account by Nicholas Robinson of Queen Elizabeth's visit to Cambridge including a detailed list of the founders, benefactors, eminent graduates and then members of the majority of the Cambridge colleges, with an outline of the plans to be adopted, as well as the orations, etc. of the participants.

Note

Caption title on recto of first folio of main text.

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Place of production inferred from the subject matter; date of production taken from caption title.

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Leaves bearing main text have been foliated in pencil.

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Margins ruled with pencil throughout.

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Written in a professional hand.

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An abbreviated version of this text is British Library Harley MS 7037: another version is at the Folger Library, V.a.176.

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Annotation on second flyleaf: Dedit Coll[egi]o Etonensi Tho. Evans eiusdem Coll[egi]i socius 1730.

Note

Engraved armorial bookplate of Eton College on second flyleaf.

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Previous Eton shelfmarks: MS 166, Bo.6.5, Bl.6.21a, BL.7.25.

Binding

Late 17th century dark brown sprinkled calf; blind tooled double fillet border with swag-and-tear roll along spine edge; gold tooled roll on board edges; gold tooled double fillet and rosette ornament on spine; five raised bands; green and red sprinkled edges.

Subject

Elizabeth, 1533 - 1603 I, Queen of England

Subject

Subject

Cambridge Early works to 1800.

Added entry--name

Evans, Thomas former owner.

Added entry--place

England Cambridge

Language code

lat grc

Identifier

B46736
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