Misc. theol. — Cambridge, Cambridgeshire. Convent of Austin friars.
| Provenance: | Cambridge, Cambridgeshire. Convent of Austin friars. |
| Location: | Trinity College , Dublin, Ireland |
| Shelfmark: | 115 |
| Author/Title: | Misc. theol. |
| Type of evidence: | i: evidence from an inscription of ownership by an individual member of a religious house (which may not, however, be evidence for institutional ownership) |
| Notes on evidence: | Copied by Adam de Stockton, lector in the Austin convent at Cambridge c. 1375: 'scriptus a fratre Adam de Stocton lectore in conuentu Cantebrigie a.d. mccc septuagesimo septimus' (p. 361), and in other places in the MS in other years (BRUC 557). 'Liber iste pertinet fratri Roberto Mendham anno domini MoCCCC nonagesimo vijo' (at end). [i.e. Robert Mendham OESA, Cambridge convent in 1470–71; in 1508; BRUC 401–2.] 'Liber iste pertinet fratri Thome Swyllyngton anno domini moccccco vo ita est per me prescript'' (at end). [i.e. Thomas Swillington OP, Cambridge convent in 1408; BRUC 571.] Also 'conuentus . . . . brigie', erased.
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| Date: | s. xiv ex |
| Ownership: |
John Dee (1527–1609), mathematician, astrologer, and antiquary: 'Ioannes Dee 1561 Bostoniae' (fol. 5r). Dee's cat. C, no. 7. |