File 1 - Forma compositionum cartarum, etc

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JCOL/Q/B/1

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Forma compositionum cartarum, etc

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  • 1403-1450 (Creation)

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1 volume 11+ x 8+ in., 273 ff. (and fragments); 37 lines to a page paper

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From the Abbey of Bury St Edmunds, according to a note at f.1. James agrees.

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A legal formulary; M. R. James's no. 18. Spine title: Forma Compositionum Cartarum Obligacionum Acquietanciarum Indenturarum Libellorum et Appellacionum cum aliis pro studio Abbatis. Includes wills dated 1399 and 1403. The first quire is missing. The flyleaves come from one or two unfinished musical service-books (14-15C), one leaf containing antiphons for the feast of the Assumption.

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      Microfilm available; also one of fragments from binding.

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      James lists the contents of this volume in some detail, as they include copies of actual Bury documents.

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