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Résumé : CCCC MS 167 contains a copy of the Abreviacion of Chronicles of John Capgrave OESA (1393-1464). The Abreviacion was completed c. 1462-3 and was, in some senses, an anachronism; the supra-national chronicle or 'world history' having been supplanted by works concentrating on national history. Capgrave's major sources were the Chronicon pontificum et imperatorum of Martin of Troppau (d. 1278) and a lost version of the St Albans chronicle of Thomas of Walsingham OSB (d. 1422). The text in the Corpus manuscript, produced c. 1500, was once thought to have been a copy of the autograph version of the material in Cambridge UL MS Gg.4.12, but it is now thought instead to derive from a lost author's working copy of the Abreviacion. It is not known how this codex came to be in Parker's collection.
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Langue(s) des textes : anglais
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John Capgrave OESA - author
1-196 - John Capgrave OESA, Abreuiacion of Chronicles || John Capgrave's Chronicle
Note : Capgrave's Chronicle of England, without the prologue
Note : Copied from the autograph MS. University Library Cambridge Gg. 4. 12, which is the only other manuscript known
Note : Edited by F. C. Hingeston, Rolls Series 1858. He speaks of this MS. in his Introduction, p. xxvii
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