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AUTHORITIES

S in English Monastic Life, the volume I have already contributed to this series of "The Antiquary's Books,"

I have, in this book, been advised by the Editor to avoid multitudinous footnotes and references. I here give a list of works, in print and manuscript, out of which I have endeavoured to reconstruct the picture of Parish Life in Medieval England, which I have tried to sketch in the following pages.

CHANTRIES

P. R. O. Exchequer, Augmentation Office, Chantry Certificates.
P. R. O. Exchequer, Ministers' Accounts, 2-3, Edward VI.
Chantries within the County of Lancaster (Chetham Soc.).

Somerset, Survey and Rental of Chantries. ed. E. Green (Somerset
Record Soc.). 1888.

Yorkshire, Certificates as to Chantries, etc. (Surtees Soc.). 2 vols.

CHURCHWARDENS' ACCOUNTS

Ashburton (1479-1580). ed. J. H. Butcher.

Arlington, Sussex (1456-1479). Brit. Mus. Add. MS. 33,192.
Bath, St. Michael's without the North Gate. ed. C. B. Pearson
(Somerset Archæol., etc., Soc. Proceedings, vol. xxiii. p. 6).
Cf. also Somerset Record Soc. 1890.

Bedwardine, St. Michael's (Worcester), 1539-1603. ed. J. Amphlett.
Bishop Stortford St. Michael's. ed. J. L. Glasscock. 1882.

Blythburgh, Suffolk. ed. J. Gardner (1754), Hist. of Dunwich, Blythburgh, and Southwold, 147–159.

Bodmin, Receipts and Expenses in the Building of. ed. J. J. Wilkinson (Camden Soc., Misc., vii. 1874).

Bramley, Surrey (transcript kindly lent by C. R. Peers, Esq.).

Bristol, St. Ewen's. Sir J. Maclean (in Transactions of Bristol and Glouc. Archæol. Assoc., xv. 1890-1891).

Cambridge, St. Mary the Great (1504-1635). ed. J. E. Foster (Cambridge Antiq. Soc.). 1905.

Canterbury, St. Dunstan's (1484-1580). ed. Cowper.

printed from Archæologia Cantiana, xvi., xvii.)

1885. (Re

Cowfold (1471-1485). Rev. W. B. Otter, in Sussex Archæol. Coll. ii., pp. 316-325.

Cratfield parish (1490-1642). ed. Rev. W. Holland.

Croscombe, Pilton, Yatton, Tintinhull, Morebath, and St. Michael's, Bath. ed. Bishop Hobhouse (Somerset Record Soc. 1890). Derby, All Saints (1465-1527). ed. J. C. Cox and W. H. St. John Hope. 1881.

Dover, St. Mary's (1536). Brit. Mus. Eg. MS. 1912.

Exeter, St. Petrock's (1425-1590). R. Dymond (Devon Assoc. for the Advancement of Science, etc.

Hawkhurst.

p. 78).

1902).

ed. W. J. Lightfoot (Archæologia Cantiana, vol. v.

Hedon, St. Augustine's, in E. Riding of Yorks (in Early History of the Town and Port. J. R. Boyle), Appendix, ciii. seqq. Hertfordshire. Inventory of Church Furniture. ed. J. E. Cussans. Hythe (1412-1413) in Archæol. Cantiana, x. pp. 242-249.

Leicester, St. Martin's. ed. Thomas North. 1884.

Leverton, Lincolnshire (in Archæologia, vol. xli. pp. 333 seqq.).
Lincolnshire, in Church Goods, ed. Peacock, pp. 202 seqq.

London, St. Martin's, Outwich (1570), in Sir J. Nichols' Illust. of
Manners, etc., pp. 270 seqq.

London, St. Dionysius, Backchurch (in Lond. and Midd. Archæol., iv. pp. 203 seqq.).

London, St. Mary-at-Hill (1420-1559). ed. H. Littlehales, 2 parts, 1904-1906 (Early English Text Soc.).

London, St. Michael's, Cornhill. ed. Overall and Waterlow. 1870. London, St. Peter Cheap (Journal of Archæological Association, vol. xxiv. pp. 248 seqq.).

Ludlow (1469-1749). ed. Ll. Jones (in Shropshire Archæol., etc., Soc., vols. 1, 2, 4, 5).

Melton Mowbray. ed. Thomas North (in Leicestershire Architect. and Archæol. Soc. Trans. III. 1874). Morebath, Somerset (see Croscombe).

Norfolk Church Goods (in Norfolk Archæol., vii.).

North Elmham (1539-1577). ed. A. G. Legge. 1891.

Norwich Church Goods (in Norfolk Archæol., vi. p. 360).

Nottinghamshire Church Goods (P. R. O. Exch. Q. R. Church Goods, 38-39).

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Oxford, St. Peter-in-the-East (1444). ed. R. S. Mylne (in Soc. of Antiquaries Proceedings, 2nd Series, X., 25-28).

Pilton, Somerset (see Croscombe).

Piltington and other parishes in diocese of Durham. 1580. (ed. Surtees Soc. 1888.)

Reading, St. Giles. ed. W. L. Nash. 1881.

Saffron Walden, Extracts, 1439-85 (in History of Audley End and Saffron Walden, by Richard, Lord Braybrooke).

Salisbury, St. Edmund's and St. Thomas' (1447-1702), (Wilts Record Soc.).

Shere, Surrey. Manning and Bray's Surrey, i. 529-531.

Steyning, Surrey. ed. T. Medland (in Surrey Archæol., viii. 133140).

Stratton, Cornwall, Highcross Wardens (1512-1577). Brit. Mus. Add. MS. 32,243 (Archæologia, xlvi. pp. 195-236).

Stutterton, St. Mary's (1461-1536). Bib. Bodl. MS. Rawlinson 786. Surrey Church Goods (in Surrey Archæol., iv. pp. 1-189).

Tavistock, Extracts, 1385-1725 (in Calendar, etc. ed. R. N. Worth. 1887).

Thame, Extracts 1443-1638 (in History, etc. ed. F. G. Lee, pp. 15-87). Tintinhull, Somerset (see Croscombe).

Walberswick (1451-1550), in Sir J. Nichols' Illust. of Manners, etc., pp. 183 seqq.

Wells, St. Cuthbert's, early accounts (in Historical Account of St. Cuthbert's).

1875.

Westminster, St. Margaret's (1460-1461), in Sir J. Nichols' Illust. of Manners, etc., pp. 1 seqq.

Westminster, St. Margaret's, Extracts 1478-1492 (in Caxton Memorial, reprinted from the Builder, Aug. 7 and 21, 1880).

Wigtoft (1484-1497), in Sir J. Nichols' Illust. of Manners, etc., pp.

77 seqq.

Wing, Bucks. (in Archæologia, xxxvi. pp. 219-241).

Worcester, St. Helen's (1519-1520). ed. J. Amphlett.

Yatton, Somerset (see Croscombe).

London, St. Mary Woolnoth, Deeds relating to. B. Mus. Harl. MS. 877.

CLERICAL LIFE

Baculus Viatoris, to give priests material for instruction. Brit. Mus. MS. Reg. 8, F. vii. (ff. 41-51d).

Cilium Oculi Sacerdotis. Harl. MS. 4968 (ff. 1-46d), and Harl. MS. 211 (ff. 51d seqq.).

Cura Clericalis. Wynkyn de Worde. 1532.

De Oculo Morali. Bishop Grosteste. MS. Reg. 7, C. i. Also printed at Augsburg, 1480, and at Venice, 1496.

Dieta Salutis. R. Halcot. B. Mus. Harl. MS. 2250 (ff. 64-68); MS. Reg. 7, D. xxii. ; 5, F. xiv.; 7, 6, I.; Add. MS. 11,437. Doctrinal of Sapience. Caxton. 1489.

Instructions for Priests. Printed by De Worde.

Elucidarium of William of Coventry. Harl. MS. 5234 (ff. 88 seqq.). Exornatorium Curatorum. Printed by Notary, de Worde and Pepwell.

Exposition of the Commandments. By John Nydar.

Flos Florum. Thomas Hibernicus or Palmeranus. Brit. Mus. Burney MS. 356. Printed at Venice in 1550 and several times afterwards; sometimes known as the Flores dictorum and Manipulus Florum.

Liber Festivalis. Sixteen printed editions between 1483-1532. Gallicantus. By Bishop Alcock, of Ely. Printed by Pynson, 1498. Liber Bonitatis. Harl. MS. 2379 (ff. 15d-12d).

Manipulus Curatorum. Six printed editions in Latin from 1500-1509, and in translations as Livre de Sapience and The Doctrinal of Sapience.

Manuale Sacerdotis. Harl. MS. 5306.

Oculus Sacerdotis. B. Mus. Harl. MS. 1307; MS. Reg. 6, E. i.; 8, c. ii. (ff. 52-180); 8, B. xv. (ff. 1-163).

Pupilla Oculi. J. de Burgo. Harl. MS. 5442, and several early editions in print.

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