The Original Statutes of Cambridge University: The Text and its History

Mary Martin McLaughlin · Mary Hackett

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Part I. Origin and Nature of the Text: 1. Angelica MS 401 2. The Date of the Text (c. 1236-54) 3. The Origin of the Cambridge Statutes 4. The Formation of the Constitution 5. Analysis of the Text Part II. The Text: 6. Prolegomena 7. Latin Text with English Translation Part III. History of the Text: 8. The Growth of the Text (c. 1250-1300) 9. The Markaunt Recension (c. 1304-37) 10. The Old Proctor-Caius Redaction (c. 1385) 11. The Evolution of the Editio Princeps.

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