Ecclesiastical Records Three Lectures
Ecclesiastical Records Three Lectures
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Let us now proceed to consider some character- istics of episcopal registers. And first in regard to their form. At York, and at Lincoln at least until Oliver Sutton, who died in 1299, the earliest ones are rolls. But at an earlier date than 1299 in some dioceses — e. G. , Exeter, Worcester, Hereford, Canterbury — and at a later date in many other dioceses, they are in book form — a form which made for convenience and possibly, in some cases, con- tributed to their preservation. A curious featu...re in Archbishop Giffard's register suggests that the entries were made on leaves already bound up, the book being divided into sections, and any blank leaves at the end of a section being used for the insertion of supplementary or omitted docu- ments. In the case of the Canterbury registers there is some reason for thinking that this practice of first making the book and then writing in it was at any rate not invariable after the third quarter of the Fourteenth century, stronger reason some- times in the Sixteenth to the Eighteenth centuries, while in the Nineteenth century and at the present time the binding waits until an Archbishop dies or the accumulation of quires has become so monstrous that something must be done with them.
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Let us now proceed to consider some character- istics of episcopal registers. And first in regard to their form. At York, and at Lincoln at least until Oliver Sutton, who died in 1299, the earliest ones are rolls. But at an earlier date than 1299 in some dioceses — e. G. , Exeter, Worcester, Hereford, Canterbury — and at a later date in many other dioceses, they are in book form — a form which made for convenience and possibly, in some cases, con- tributed to their preservation. A curious featu...re in Archbishop Giffard's register suggests that the entries were made on leaves already bound up, the book being divided into sections, and any blank leaves at the end of a section being used for the insertion of supplementary or omitted docu- ments. In the case of the Canterbury registers there is some reason for thinking that this practice of first making the book and then writing in it was at any rate not invariable after the third quarter of the Fourteenth century, stronger reason some- times in the Sixteenth to the Eighteenth centuries, while in the Nineteenth century and at the present time the binding waits until an Archbishop dies or the accumulation of quires has become so monstrous that something must be done with them.
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