The Brute Chronicle of England.
f.1 Here may a man here (how) Engelande was first callede Albyon and thoru ’ whom it had the name
In the noble land of Syreie.
Ends with the capture of Rouen by Henry V.
til þe toun was sette in rewle and in gouernaunce.
The James Catalogue of Western Manuscripts
O.10.34
| Shelfmark | O.10.34 |
|---|---|
| Manuscript Title | Brut Chronicle |
| Alternative Title | Brute Chronicle |
| James Number | 1486 |
| Century | 15th |
| Physical Description | 36 lines to a page. In a beautiful hand. Good borders on f.1 and f.2b. |
| Provenance | Part of the Gale collection, given to T.C.C. by Roger Gale in 1738.Marked H. 1. No. 315. |
| Donor | Gale, Roger (1672-1744), Antiquary |
| Size (cm) | 32.5 x 22 |
| Folio | 160 + 1 ff. |
| Material | Parchment |
| Language | Middle English |
| Collation | 18-208. 1 flyleaf. |
| IIIF Manifest URL |  https://mss-cat.trin.cam.ac.uk/Manuscript/O.10.34/manifest.json |
| Online Since | 25/09/2020 |
Contents
Bibliography
Greg, W. W., Facsimiles of Twelve Early English Manuscripts in the Library of Trinity College Cambridge (Oxford, 1913), no. 11
Mooney, L. R., The Index of Middle English Prose Handlist 11: Manuscripts in the Library of Trinity College, Cambridge (Cambridge, 1995), p. 150
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