Item 1 - De Libro Nigro Pergamen

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SJCR/SJAR/12/1/1/1

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GB 1859 SJCR/SJAR/12/1/1/1

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De Libro Nigro Pergamen

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  • 1702-1743 (Creation)

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1 volume, paper

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Bequeathed by Philip Williams (Orator/Public Orator 1730-41) on March 20th 1743 to St John’s, moved from the Master’s Lodge to the Treasury in 1889 by R. F. Scott, Senior Bursar.

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A volume containing a manuscript copy of Charles Ashton’s book, “De Libro Nigro Pergamen”. The book was called “De Libro Nigro Pergamen” to distinguish it from “The Black Paper Book which confusingly was also known as ‘ the Black Parchment book.’
The Black Paper Book passed between Vice-Chancellors of the University.
Ashton's volume contains copies of charters, foundations, benefactions, University regulations and privileges etc. The volume is indexed.

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Charles Ashton was the University's Vice Chancellor 1702.

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C14.1

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  • Shelf: SJAR/12/1/1/1