COLLECTION NAME:
Medieval Document Collection mediaCollectionId WMUwmu~77~77 Medieval Document Collection Collection true
Record
Identifier:
exwsms111_1v resource_identifier exwsms111_1v Identifier false
Manuscript Identifier:
MS 111 manuscript_identifier MS 111 Manuscript Identifier false
Title:
Donation, 1222 August, to Abbaye-Aux Dames title Donation, 1222 August, to Abbaye-Aux Dames Title false
Alternative Title:
MS 111, verso alternate_title MS 111, verso Alternative Title false
Incipit:
Vniversis Christi fidelibus ad quos incipit Vniversis Christi fidelibus ad quos Incipit false
Origin Date:
1222 date_original 1222 Origin Date false
Origin Location:
France location__creation_site_ France Origin Location false
Description:
Twelfth-century, French donation by Georgia, daughter of Henri de Columbirs and former wife of Hugh de Lonchamp, of the rent of ten Tournai sous, to the church and convent of the Holy Trinity in Caen to be used to maintain a perpetually burning lamp before the altar of St. Lawrence on St. Lawrence day. description Twelfth-century, French donation by Georgia, daughter of Henri de Columbirs and former wife of Hugh de Lonchamp, of the rent of ten Tournai sous, to the church and convent of the Holy Trinity in Caen to be used to maintain a perpetually burning lamp before the altar of St. Lawrence on St. Lawrence day. Description false
Provenance:
Produced at the Abbey of-aux Dames (Cottineau 1:553) and dated August 1222 in the document. The Benedictine Abbaye-aux Dames of St. Trinité in Caen, Normandy, was founded c. 1066 by Queen Matilda, wife of William the Conqueror, who is buried there. An inscription on the plica in a later hand: "1222 donation a la chapelle de St laurent dans l'abbaye de Ste Trïnite," translation: "1222 Gift to the chapel of St. Lawrence in the Abbey of the Holy Trinity." On dorse: inscription in a hybrida hand (fifteenth-sixteenth century) indicates that the family home was later still known as Calumbiers (Coulombiers); possible scribal signature; six-line inscription in French summarizing the document. Acquired from the collection of E. H. Dring and purchased by Special Collections, Waldo Library from the Mackus Company, Fairlawn, Ohio May 8, 2000. Acquisition record in "Mackus Company" folder. provenance Produced at the Abbey of-aux Dames (Cottineau 1:553) and dated August 1222 in the document. The Benedictine Abbaye-aux Dames of St. Trinité in Caen, Normandy, was founded c. 1066 by Queen Matilda, wife of William the Conqueror, who is buried there. An inscription on the plica in a later hand: "1222 donation a la chapelle de St laurent dans l'abbaye de Ste Trïnite," translation: "1222 Gift to the chapel of St. Lawrence in the Abbey of the Holy Trinity." On dorse: inscription in a hybrida hand (fifteenth-sixteenth century) indicates that the family home was later still known as Calumbiers (Coulombiers); possible scribal signature; six-line inscription in French summarizing the document. Acquired from the collection of E. H. Dring and purchased by Special Collections, Waldo Library from the Mackus Company, Fairlawn, Ohio May 8, 2000. Acquisition record in "Mackus Company" folder. Provenance false
Explicit:
sigillo meo co(n)firmam explicit sigillo meo co(n)firmam Explicit false
Extent:
1 leaf with plica extent 1 leaf with plica Extent false
Subject:
Manuscripts, Latin (Medieval and modern)--France subject Manuscripts, Latin (Medieval and modern)--France Subject false
Subject:
Manuscripts, Latin subject Manuscripts, Latin Subject false
Subject:
Charters subject Charters Subject false
Subject:
Abbaye aux Dames (Caen, France)--France, Sources subject Abbaye aux Dames (Caen, France)--France, Sources Subject false
Language:
lat language lat Language false
Dimensions:
164 x 179 mm section_title_english 164 x 179 mm Dimensions false
Material:
parchment book_type parchment Material false
Binding:
Housed in a modern, pink mat frame (443 x 323 mm); visible on one side only; remnant of a green wax seal appended to the parchment tag. binding Housed in a modern, pink mat frame (443 x 323 mm); visible on one side only; remnant of a green wax seal appended to the parchment tag. Binding false
Description of Hands:
flourishing, protogothic documentary script description_of_hands flourishing, protogothic documentary script Description of Hands false
Is Part Of:
Medieval Document Collection original_manuscript Medieval Document Collection Is Part Of false
Is Part Of:
Manuscript 111, Western Michigan University Special Collections original_manuscript Manuscript 111, Western Michigan University Special Collections Is Part Of false
Publisher:
Western Michigan University contributing_institution Western Michigan University Publisher false
Date-Issued:
2013 date_digital 2013 Date-Issued false
Type:
Text type Text Type false
Format:
image/tiff format image/tiff Format false
Format-Extent:
705,476,151 bytes format_extent 705,476,151 bytes Format-Extent false
Is Referenced By:
Chibnall, Marjorie, and John Walmsley. Charters and Custumals of the Abbey of Holy Trinity Caen. Records of social and economic history, new ser., 5, 22. London: Published for the British Academy by the Oxford University Press, 1982. bibliography Chibnall, Marjorie, and John Walmsley. Charters and Custumals of the Abbey of Holy Trinity Caen. Records of social and economic history, new ser., 5, 22. London: Published for the British Academy by the Oxford University Press, 1982. Is Referenced By false
Rights:
Copyright 2013 Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan, all rights reserved. The digital version is available for educational use under 'Fair Use' guidelines. For additional permission and further information contact the WMU Libraries, Digitization Center: lib-dc@wmich.edu rights_management Copyright 2013 Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan, all rights reserved. The digital version is available for educational use under 'Fair Use' guidelines. For additional permission and further information contact the WMU Libraries, Digitization Center: lib-dc@wmich.edu Rights false

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