Cantica, etc., glo. — Barking, Essex. Abbey of St Mary the Virgin and St Ethelburga, of Benedictine nuns.
| Provenance: | Barking, Essex. Abbey of St Mary the Virgin and St Ethelburga, of Benedictine nuns. |
| Location: | Bodleian Library , Oxford |
| Shelfmark: | Laud. lat. 19 |
| Author/Title: | Cantica, etc., glo. |
| Type of evidence: | e: evidence from an ex-libris inscription or note of gift to an institution |
| Notes on evidence: | 'Hic est liber sacratissime Dei genitricis Marie et beate Aethelburge virginis Berkingensis ecclesie, quem qui abstulerit aut super eo fraudem fecerit anathematis mucrone feriatur' (fol. 1r, s. xiii, text begins fol. 1v). 'B. iii' (inside cover, s. xiii). Along spine of contemporary vellum binding: 'b: cantica canticorum glos' : 3' (title s. xiii; pressmark added later). |
| Date: | s. xii |
| Medieval Catalogue Notes: | B. iii |
| Ownership: | 'Guil. Charci' (fol. 1r) James Ussher (1581–1656), archbishop of Armagh ('Jacobi [Ussher, archiep.] Armachani' (inside cover)) William Laud (1573–1645), archbishop of Canterbury, 1633 |