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Résumé : CCCC MS 582 was formerly known as the Black Book. It was compiled by Archbishop Matthew Parker, probably in 1574, and contains a number of important Corpus Christi documents, including the 1548-9 statutes, confirmed and signed by the ecclesiastical commissioners in January 1573/4. It also has texts about Parker's donations to the University Library and Corpus Christi, including his gifts of furniture for the use of the Norwich scholars. The manuscript has pictures of Elizabeth I and Parker glued to its front and back boards. It still has the seal of the Court of High Commission, although this is broken, and is still in its original Lambeth binding.
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Langue(s) des textes : latin, anglais
1r-2v - Commission of Queen Elizabeth I for the visitation of the University, 20 June 1559
3r-3v - Grant of new arms to Corpus Christi College by Robert Cook, Clarenceux King of Arms, 23 December 1570
4r-12r - Statutes of Corpus Christi College (1548-9)
Note : (4r) Arms of the college
Note : (12r) Confirmed and signed by the ecclesiastical commissioners, 30 and 31 January 1573/4
12v-12v - Richard Billingford's statute concerning the Master of Corpus Christi College, 1416
13r-13v - Charter of Edward VI introducing new statutes for Cambridge University, 8 April 1549/1550
14r-21r - Testimony of the gifts of Matthew Parker
rubric : (14r) The testimony of the guiftes of Matthue Archb. of Cant.
Note : (14r) The testimony was drawn up by the Masters and Fellows of Corpus Christi College, Gonville and Caius College and Trinity Hall, recording Parker's gifts and good deeds to themselves and others, and listing the books he gave to the University Library, the books and furniture he gave to Corpus Christi College for the use of the Norwich scholars, etc.
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