Places ‣ Canterbury
Latin: Cantuaria, Durrovernum
Part of region: England
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| MIrA ID | City | Library | Shelfmark/section | Contents | Script | Dating | Origin | Categories | Images | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 200 | Cambridge | Corpus Christi College, Parker Library | 144 | Corpus Glossary | Insular minuscule | VIII (or IX?) | England |   | ||
| 234 | Hereford | Cathedral Library | O.III.2 | Jerome, De viris illustribus; Decretum Gelasianum; Gennadius, De viris illustribus; Isidore, De viris illustribus; Augustine Retractationes; Cassiodorus, Institutiones (book 1); Isidore, Prohemia, extracts from De ecclesiasticis officiis, De ortu et obitu sanctorum patrum, Allegoriae | Caroline minuscule | IX 3/4 | France? | |||
| 213 | London | Lambeth Palace Library | 1370 (MacDurnan’s Gospels) | Gospels | IX² | Ireland (Armagh?) | |
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Manuscript dates (approx.)
Page sizes
Data available for 3 manuscripts (100% of this list).
Height range: 158–320 mm (average 242 mm). Width range: 111–235 mm (average 179 mm).
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Folio count
Data available for 3 manuscripts (100% of this list). Range of folio numbers: 65–216 (average 162).
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