Pecham, John

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Epithet: Archbishop of Canterbury

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creatorOf	THEOLOGICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION: tracts, sermons, verses, etc.; 14th cent. Latin, unless otherwise noted. Origin: England. Early 14th cent. contents list, f. 1v. Marginalia referring to the text throughout, 14th-15th cent. Financial memorand...	British Library

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