Details for manuscript 121

Manuscript №: 121
Location: Cambridge
Collection: St. John's College
Reference: S.30
Headnote: SOMME LE ROI, ETC.
Estimated date of production: s.xiv (in)
Folia: 135+3
Place of production
Produced for
Notes: end points for Latin tracts are based on James' entries and therefore approximate; "The book most likely belonged to Peterborough. A flyleaf at the beginning is part of a roll giving lists of names and payments under headings of place-names, three of which remain, namely: ...on Wateruyle, Fletton, Alwolton."
Sources for this record: https://www.joh.cam.ac.uk/library/special_collections/manuscripts/medieval_manuscripts/medman/S_30.htm

Manuscript contents

Contents
Text	Title	Language	Start folio (ordinal)	End folio (ordinal)	Total pages
1	Somme le roi (AN copy) (cf. Dean no. 678)	French	1 (1)	233 (233)	232.5
2	"(H)ere begynny{th} placebo on englich’"	English	233 (233)	252 (252)	19.0
3	"Pater noster, In manus tuas, vii dedly sennes, ten comaundemens, vii werkes of merci, in English"	English	252 (252)	253 (253)	1.5
4	"The counsels of Alquinus to Guido (“of Warewik”) in English"	English	254 (254)	268 (268)	15.0
5	"Heyl be {th}u marie milde quene of heuene"	English	269 (269)	269 (269)	1.0
6	"Two prayers in Latin: Aue gaude maria"	Latin	270 (270)	270 (270)	1.0

Owners
Owner number	Owner	Period	Gender	Type	Source
1	"Peterborough"		Man	Clerical	https://www.joh.cam.ac.uk/library/special_collections/manuscripts/medieval_manuscripts/medman/S_30.htm
2	"Thomas Pyerpount"	s.xv / xvi	Man		https://www.joh.cam.ac.uk/library/special_collections/manuscripts/medieval_manuscripts/medman/S_30.htm