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[1] Arch. Inst. City of York (1846), 10-11; Surtees Soc., iv.
102-103, 196; xiv. 57-59, 159, 171, 220-222, 221n; xxvi. 2-3;
xxx. 219, 275; Cox and Harvey, English Church Furniture, 331;
Mun. Acad., 648-649; Library, i. 411; Cam. Soc., Bury Wills, 253.
A very little research would add considerably to our
list; while, apart from records of gifts and bequests, are
numberless references to books in churches. For example:
in the churchwarden's account book (c. 1525) of All Saints,
Derby, occurs an entry beginning: "These be the bokes in
our lady Chapell tyed with chenes yt were gyffen to
Alhaloes church in Derby--
In primis one Boke called summa summarum.
Item A boke called Summa Raumundi [Summa poenitentia et
matrimonio of Reymond de Pennaforte of Barcelona].
Item Anoyer called pupilla occult [Pupilla oculi, by J. de
Burgo].
Item Anoyer called the Sexte [Liber Sextus Decretalium].
Item A boke called Hugucyon [see pp. 223-4].
Item A boke called Vitas Patrum.
Item Anoyer boke called pauls pistols.
Item A boke called Januensis super evangeliis dominicalibus
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