Chartularies of St Mary's Abbey, Dublin - Volume 2

Zusammenfassung John Thomas Gilbert (1829-98), historian and antiquary, was for thirty-four years librarian of the Royal Irish Academy. His two-volume edition of chartularies, registers and annals was first published in 1884. With documents dating from across the medieval period, it represents an important source for Ireland's ecclesiastical history.

Klappentext
Originally published in two volumes in 1884, these chartularies, registers and annals offer valuable insight into ecclesiastical medieval Ireland.

Zusammenfassung
John Thomas Gilbert (182998), historian and antiquary, was for thirty-four years librarian of the Royal Irish Academy. His two-volume edition of chartularies, registers and annals was first published in 1884. With documents dating from across the medieval period, it represents an important source for Ireland's ecclesiastical history.

Inhalt
Preface; Summary of contents; Part I. Chartularies (continued): 3. Excerpts, by Sir James Ware, from register of St Mary's Abbey, Dublin, compiled AD 1525 (Add. MSS 4787, 4789, British Museum, London); 4. Proceedings between the city of Dublin and St Mary's Abbey, AD 1516-17; 5. Catalogues of St Mary's Abbey, Dublin (Add. MSS 4796, 4813, British Museum, London); 6. Account of lands, possessions, and revenues of St Mary's Abbey, Dublin, at period of its dissolution, AD 1539-40; 7. Register of St Mary's Abbey, Dunbrothy (MS Rawlinson B. 495, Bodleian Library, Oxford); 8. Account of lands, possessions, and revenues of St Mary's Abbey, Dunbrothy, at period of its dissolution, AD 1540-41; 9. Cistercian establishments, Ireland; Part II. Annals: 1. Annales monasterii Beate Marie Virginis, juxta Dublin (MS Trinity College, Dublin; Add. MS 4787, British Museum, London; 2. Annals of Ireland, fragment: AD 1308-10 and 1316-17 (Add. MS 4792, British Museum, London); 'Annales Hibernie' 1162-1370 (MS Laud 526, Bodleian Library, Oxford); Appendix; Index.

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