Dewick, E.S. (Edward Samuel), 1844-1917

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Epithet: Reverend; liturgiologist

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Sydney Carlyle Cockerell was the private secretary to William Morris, founder of the Kelmscott Press. He was the curator of the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge from 1907 to 1938. Edward S. Dewick was a clergyman and noted antiquarian.

From the description of [Letter] 1896 Nov. 30, 26. Oxford Square, Hyde Park [to] S. C. Cockerell / Edw. S. Dewick. (Smith College). WorldCat record id: 213330035
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creatorOf 43473. HOURS, etc., in Latin, except where otherwise stated. Vellum; ff. ii + 130. 228 mm. x 150 mm. Circ. 1413-1416 (in the calendar the obit of Henry IV, 20 Mar. 1413, is entered at f. 2 in the original hand, but St John of Beverley, canonised in 1..., approximately 1413-1416 British Library
creatorOf DIURNAL of the Carthusian monastery of Bois-Saint-Martin, near Grammont, dioc. Malines (formerly Cambrai). For accounts of this house see Le Grand Theatre Sacré de Brabant, i, p. 357; F. A. Lefebvre, St. Bruno et l'ordre des Charteux, ii, p. 289; Mai..., 1493-1514 British Library
creatorOf DIURNAL of the use of the Canons Regular of the Windesheim Congregation;. from the Priory of Our Lady and the Holy Apostle's at Utrecht (see below). The text throughout is in, close agreement with that in Diurnale sec. ord. regularlum caprtuli Windec..., 15th century British Library
creatorOf OBIT-BOOK OF THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF AUGUSTINIAN CANONS OF ST GERMAIN AT MONS, in Belgium. Latin and French. References to St Germain as 'patronus noster', f. 26, and to his church as the recipient of the benefactions, e.g. ff. 4, 20b, 22b, 90b, mak... British Library
referencedIn Vol. II. Font lockers. f. 1. Fonts. f. 3. Galleries. f. 55. Games. f. 59. Glass and other window fittings. f. 89. Grates, Church. f. 91. Heraldry. f. 95. Holywater stocks. f. 112. Houses. f. 117. Iconography. f. 121. Images. f. 171. Inscriptions. f. ... British Library
creatorOf RITUAL, written (see art. 2) in the diocese of Châlons-sur-Marne. Contents:-(i) Blessing of salt and water. ff. 16;-(2) Blessing of fonts on the vigils of Easter and Pentecost, opening with three litanies described respectively as 'septena' to be sun..., 14th century British Library
referencedIn SHERBORN AUTOGRAPHS. Vol. XI (ff. 244). Miscellaneous, viz.:-(1) Papers, 1866-1871, of Adèle Hugo (d. 1915), daughter of Victor Hugo, found by John Locke, banker, of Barbados, in his bank, and presented by his son, W. J. Locke, the novelist, to C. D..., 1855-1900 British Library
creatorOf HOURS, etc., in Latin. Contents:-(1) Calendar in red and black. Among the red entries are the saints usually found in MSS. written in the neighbourhood of Bruges: Amandus (6 Feb.), Boniface (5 June), Basil (14 June), [Transl. of] Eligius (25 June), E..., 15th century British Library
creatorOf Dewick, E. S. (Edward Samuel), 1844-1917. [Letter] 1896 Nov. 30, 26. Oxford Square, Hyde Park [to] S. C. Cockerell / Edw. S. Dewick. Smith College, Neilson Library
referencedIn Vol. I. Acoustic pottery. f. 1. Almsbox. f.16 Altars. f. 20. Altar-shelves. f. 88. Ankerholds. f. 95. Antony crosses. f. 113. Beads. f. 120. Bells f. 126. Books. f. 140. Books, Chained. f. 151. Brasses. f. 15 Bullet-marks churches. f. 174 . Candlesti... British Library
creatorOf LIBER REGALIS: the order of coronation of the Kings of England, as used from the 14th cent. onwards, in Latin. The version with long rubrics, agreeing closely throughout with the MS, preserved at Westminster Abbey, which was edited by Earl Beauchamp ... British Library
creatorOf "BREUIARIUM fratrum heremitarum ordinis sancti Augustini secundum consuetudinem curie Roniane." The MS. is not in full agreement with another Breviary (Add. MSS. 16890,91), also written in Italy, for the use of Augustinian Friars Hermita, and contain..., 15th century British Library
creatorOf Bartholomew, of San Concordio, 1262-1347. [Summa de casibus conscientiae]. Pierpont Morgan Library.
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