File Wynnstay MS 152 [RESTRICTED ACCESS] - De Scriptoribus Hiberniae.

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Wynnstay MS 152 [RESTRICTED ACCESS]

Title

De Scriptoribus Hiberniae.

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  • [1639x1680] (Creation)

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143 pp. ; 187 x 137 mm.

Sewn in parchment.

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A copy of Ware's De Scriptoribus Hiberniae (Dublin, 1639) with manuscript notes by William Maurice of Llansilin (d. 1680).

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Access to the original manuscript by authorised permission only. Readers are directed to use surrogate copies.

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  • Latin

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Latin.

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Parchment covers much mutilated.

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Available on microfilm at the Library.

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Preferred citation: Wynnstay MS 152.

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vtls005672961

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ISYSARCHB68

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Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru = The National Library of Wales

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  • Text: Wynnstay MS 152 [RESTRICTED ACCESS] - Access to the original manuscript by authorised permission only. Readers are directed to use surrogate copies.