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Title: Collection11ManuscriptReceiptsp002b
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Title: Collection11ManuscriptReceiptsp004b
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Title: Collection11ManuscriptReceiptsp011a
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Title: Collection11ManuscriptReceiptsp010b
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Title: Collection11ManuscriptReceiptsp008b
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Title: Collection11ManuscriptReceiptsp008a
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Title: Collection11ManuscriptReceiptsp007b
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Title: DeedJohnDeWelyep001
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Title: Collection of 11 manuscript receipts.
Date: 1523-02-10-1532-08-09
Summary: A collection of 11 manuscript receipts (the description provided by PRB&M mentions 15, but currently at Ellis Library, 11 counted). San Miguel de Sagra Church of Madrid, Spain, 10 of February 1523- 9 August 1532. Text in Spanish, on irregular pieces of paper. Handwriting can be categorized in many ways: calligraphic, cacographic, easy to read, really difficult to read. All of these terms apply to this assemblage of receipts for money received from and on behalf of the Church of San Miguel de Sagra in Madrid. An interesting and challenging collection for the teaching of Spanish paleography. Catalogued by PRB&M (short description stored with the item).

Title: Deed of John de Welye.
Date: 12th century
Summary: Manuscript document on parchment. Text in Latin, in a script similar to court scripts (or charter scripts) from England in the 12th century. 22 lines of text. It appears to be a deed (mentions the word "herede"). At the beginning mentions: "Ego Johes dWelye (?)." There is a list of names at the end (witnesses?): “Ricardo de Elteot (?), Johe filio suo, Rogero le frend, Willmo filio suo, Robto dWelye, Robto herede, Ioenrico de hortime, Ricardo de bulteford, Ryc de Wyk, Nicholao de cruk, Thom le butiller.” 22.5 x 20.8 cm (folded section on the lower margin). The document is written on the exact same script as NOI 3, and some names and parts of the text (like the beginning and the end) are identical.

Title: DeedJohnDeWelyep002
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Title: ExtractsBibleSamartanp002
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Title: ExtractsBibleSamartanp004
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Title: EnglishUniversityTextp002
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