Manuscripts from England > 13th-century manuscript containing extracts from the writings of Gilbert of Hoyland, St Bernard, St Gregory, St Augustine, and other theological works

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13th-century manuscript containing extracts from the writings of Gilbert of Hoyland, St Bernard, St Gregory, St Augustine, and other theological works
DescriptionThe manuscript was produced in England. It has been variously dated to the 12th and 13th centuries, but probably dates from the first half of the 13th century. It has initials in red and blue, and penwork decoration.
ShelfmarkAdv.MS.18.8.3
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