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A distinctive mark, consisting of a cross on a single or double-limbed base, occurs in Cambridge UL MS Ii.2.15; Corpus Christi College, MSS 44, 393, 416; Pembroke College, MS 308; Trinity College, MS O. 2 1; BL MS Harley 1031; Bodl. MSS Bodley 582, Rawlinson Q.f.8; the mark is usually written near the top of the outer margin of the first leaf of text. The common form of ex libris inscription, 'Iste liber pertinet ecclesie Eliensi' (s. xv) is written at the end as well as at the beginning of the manuscript.
An all-figure pressmark occurs in the Ely Cathedral copy of Historia Eliensis, Bodl. MSS Bodley 762, Laud Misc. 647, and Oxford, Balliol College, 49. Manuscripts of unknown provenance with a pressmark like this are Aberystwyth, NL, MS 735C (7.3); Cambridge, UL MS Ii. 4. 22 (6.41); Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MSS 131 (6.21) and 397 (12.20); Oxford, Magdalen College, MS 17 + London, Westminster Abbey, MS 34/3 (19.20 in both parts).
Rejected manuscripts: MLGB recorded Cambridge, UL MS Kk. 1. 24 (Evangelia, s. viii) and dispersed leaves, now BL MSS Cotton Tib. B. v fols. 74 and 76, and Sloane 1044 fol. 2, as possibly from Ely, since Tib. B. v fol. 74, a once-blank flyleaf, has documents in English (s. x ex) that were thought to relate to Ely; but this was rejected in the Supplement on the basis that the documents related instead to Ramsey abbey.
Cf. cell at Penwortham.
Records of gifts of Bishop Leofric (d. 1072) printed from Exeter Cathedral, MS 3501, fols. 1–3, Bodl. MS Auct. D. 2. 16, fols. 1–2, and Exeter Cathedral, charter 2570, by M. Förster in The Exeter Book (London 1933), 10–32. The list has otherwise been printed and discussed on numerous occasions, most recently by M. Lapidge in Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts: Basic Readings, ed. M. P. Richards (London 1994), 132–9. Catalogue (incipits given) in inventory of 1327 printed from Exeter Cathedral, MS 3671 by G. Oliver, Lives of the Bishiops of Exeter (1861), 301–10; supplementary gifts, pp. 317–19. Catalogue (second folios given) in inventory of 1506, printeed by Oliver, Lives, pp. 366–75; service-books, etc. kept outside the library listed pp. 323, 330–34, 350–54, 356–65. Note of sale in 1383 of eleven books given 'ad fabricam ecclesie' printed from the chapter act book, i, p. 32, in HMC Various Collections, 4. 37 (second folios given). Books noted by John Leland, Collectanea, 4. 151, and Itinerary, 1. 230.
The Registrum Anglie reported 168 titles from the library (see R. H. Rouse & M. A. Rouse, CBMLC 2 (1991), 284–6).
MLGB2's entry for Exeter Cathedral MS 3548D should be deleted, as being a long-disused call number for 3505B, reentered in error.
The pressmark in Bodl. MS Laud lat. 31 is in red at the top of the first leaf of the text in the centre. Closely similar marks are in three manuscripts without ex libris inscriptions, included but queried here.
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