Interflores, or Merton’s Meandering Manuscripts

References

1. Manuscripts and Archival Sources
   For MSS of the Flores historiarum, see the Appendix.
2. Cambridge, University Library, MS Ee 6. 26
3. Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 059
4. London, British Library, MS Add 89250
5. ———, MS Cotton Cleopatra C vii
6. ———, MS Cotton Faustina A viii
7. ———, MS Harley 231
8. London Metropolitan Archives, COL/CS/01/001/001
9. London, Lambeth Palace Library, MS e e 118
10. New York, Morgan Library, MS M. 100
11. Oxford, Bodleian Library, MS Rawl. 177
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