B2. Published catalogues which include descriptions of some University Library medieval manuscripts (including Peterhouse and Pembroke) In some cases, only a very few are referred to, perhaps even one only. B2.1 Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts; Old and Middle English A100.160 C.D. Benson and L. Blanchfield, The manuscripts of Piers Plowman: the B. (, 1997) Version A100.42 H. Gneuss, Handlist of Anglo-Saxon manuscripts: a list of manuscripts and Medieval and manuscript fragments written or owned in England up to 1100, Renaissance texts and studies v (Tempe, Arizona, 2001), 241 A120.55 H. Gwosdek, Checklist of English grammatical manuscripts and early (Münster, 2000). printed grammars: c.1400-1540 A100.45 (Cambridge, 1984- ). Volumes dealing with Index of Middle English prose Cambridge Libraries published so far include Vol. 11 ( ), 17 (Gonville and ), 18 (Pembroke College Cambridge and the ), 19 (University Library Cambridge, Dd-Oo), 20 () A100.3 N.R.Ker, 1990. This Catalogue of manuscripts containing Anglo-Saxon, edition includes on pp. 569-579 to Catalogue of manuscripts Ker’s ‘A supplement originally published in 5, containing Anglo-Saxon’, Anglo-Saxon England (Cambridge, 1977), 121-131 A100.43 M.Laing: Catalogue of sources for a linguistic atlas of early medieval (, 1993) English A100.35 R.E. Lewis and A. McIntosh, Descriptive guide to the manuscripts of the (, 1982) Prick of conscience A122.9.140 T. Ohlgren, (, 2007). Describes Robin Hood, the early poems, 1465-1560 Ff. 5. 48, Ee. 4. 35. and S. Paul, Repertorium of Middle English prose sermons A120.120 V. O’Mara (Turnhout, 2007). Online descriptions of some University Library sermon manuscripts are to be found at A100.4 P.H.Sawyer, (, 1963); Anglo-Saxon charters: annotated list and bibliography see p. 45 for references to manuscripts. For the electronic Sawyer, in progress, see now
B2. Published catalogues which include descriptions of some University Library medieval manuscripts (including Peterhouse and Pembroke) In some cases, only a very few are referred to, perhaps even one only. B2.1 Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts; Old and Middle English A100.160 C.D. Benson and L. Blanchfield, The manuscripts of Piers Plowman: the B. Version (, 1997) A100.42 H. Gneuss, Handlist of Anglo-Saxon manuscripts: a list of manuscripts and manuscript fragments written or owned in England up to 1100, Medieval and Renaissance texts and studies v (Tempe, Arizona, 2001), 241 A120.55 H. Gwosdek, Checklist of English grammatical manuscripts and early printed grammars: c.1400-1540 (Münster, 2000). A100.45 Index of Middle English prose (Cambridge, 1984- ). Volumes dealing with Cambridge Libraries published so far include Vol. 11 ( ), 17 (Gonville and ), 18 (Pembroke College Cambridge and the ), 19 (University Library Cambridge, Dd-Oo), 20 () A100.3 N.R.Ker, Catalogue of manuscripts containing Anglo-Saxon, 1990. This edition includes on pp. 569-579 Ker’s ‘A supplement to Catalogue of manuscripts containing Anglo-Saxon’, originally published in Anglo-Saxon England 5, (Cambridge, 1977), 121-131 A100.43 M.Laing: Catalogue of sources for a linguistic atlas of early medieval English (, 1993) A100.35 R.E. Lewis and A. McIntosh, Descriptive guide to the manuscripts of the Prick of conscience (, 1982) A122.9.140 T. Ohlgren, Robin Hood, the early poems, 1465-1560 (, 2007). Describes Ff. 5. 48, Ee. 4. 35. A120.120 V. O’Mara and S. Paul, Repertorium of Middle English prose sermons (Turnhout, 2007). Online descriptions of some University Library sermon manuscripts are to be found at A100.4 P.H.Sawyer, Anglo-Saxon charters: annotated list and bibliography (, 1963); see p. 45 for references to manuscripts. For the electronic Sawyer, in progress, see now
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