. Old english librerie; il processo decisionale, raccolta e uso dei libri durante il medioevo. ts possesso alcuni rispettabili rimane della sua ancientcollection di libri.^ § nella storia di una vecchia libreria può solo essere rintracciati inter-mittently, fatti di giocare a nascondino come un distantlantern trasportati su terreno rotto. Poco è noto di early storia della cattedrale Herefords libreria. Un ancientcopy dei Vangeli, ha detto di essere stato lasciato da thelast vescovo sassone, Athelstan (1012), è uno dei earliestgifts. Nel 1186 il Vescovo Robert Folliott diede multa bonain terris et libris. Vescovo Hugh Foll

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. Old English libraries; the making, collection and use of books during the middle ages. ts possession some respectable remains of its ancientcollection of books.^ § in The history of an old library can only be traced inter-mittently, the facts playing hide and seek like a distantlantern carried over broken ground. Little is known of theearly history of Herefords cathedral library. An ancientcopy of the Gospels, said to have been bequeathed by thelast Saxon bishop, Athelstan (1012), is one of the earliestgifts. In 1186 Bishop Robert Folliott gave multa bonain terris et libris. Bishop Hugh Folliott also left ornamentsand books. Another bishop, R. de Maidstone, although virmagnae literaturae, et in theologia nominatissimus, onlyseems to have given the church two antiphonaries, somepsalters, and a Legenda. Bishop Charleton (1369) left a Bible, a concordance, a glossary, Nicholas de Lyra, and five Booksof Moses, all to be chained in the cathedral. Very shortly ^ The best account of Worcester Cathedral Library is in Reliquary, vii. il, by the Rev. J. K. Floyer, M.A. PL A TE XIX. •a.oo QWXH<U at<oLbw H CHURCH LIBRARIES 117 afterwards we hear of fittings, for in 139S Walter ofRamsbury gave ;£^io for making the desks. Probably abook-room, which was over the west cloister, was then putup. A long interval elapsed, during which little seems tohave been done for the library. But between c. 1516—35Bishop Booth and Dean Frowcester left many fine volumes.In 1589 the book-room was abandoned and the contentsshifted to the Lady Chapel. A new library was built in 1897. Herein are to beseen what are almost certainly the original bookcases, albeitthey have been taken to pieces and somewhat altered beforebeing fitted together again. One of the bookcases still hasall the old chains and fittings for the books, and it presentsa very curious appearance. Every chain is from three tofour feet long, with a ring at each end, and a swivel in themiddle. One ring is strung on to an iron r

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade19
• booksubjectlibraries
• bookyear1912