The Digital Ark: Early Modern Collections of Curiosities in England and Scotland, 1580-1700
Pope Joan ( - fl. 858)
In medieval legend, a woman who reigned as pope for two years Other biography: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Joan References in Documents:Thoresby, Musaeum Thoresbyanum (1713) 13. 1.
6.
Value appears by the Character given it by a Right Reverend
Author, who all will allow to be a most competent Judge, and
who is pleased to mention it, with others of great Value re
ferr'd to byArchbishop , Mr. , ( , . . Note, Tho'
it ends many Years before the Reformation (
the Catalogue of Popes is inserted
Hand as the rest of the Book.
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. 2.Brutus de
gestis Britonum
gestis Britonum
. 3.Venerabilis Beda de
gestis Anglorum
. 4.Willie
lmus Malmsburiensis de gestis
Anglorum
lmus Malmsburiensis
. 5.Will Pictavensis Can
cellarius Parisiensis
cellarius Parisiensis
.Frater Martinus Pænitentiarius Papæ
6.
. 7.Johannes de Porta
. That this is a Book of greatGildas
Value appears by the Character given it by a Right Reverend
Author, who all will allow to be a most competent Judge, and
who is pleased to mention it, with others of great Value re
ferr'd to by
Usher
Selden
&c. (
b)
b)
Bishop ofCarl
Hist. libr. I Vol. pag. 199
it ends many Years before the Reformation (
viz. 12
H. 6.) yet in
the Catalogue of Popes is inserted
, with the sameJohannes Papissa
Hand as the rest of the Book.
Thoresby, Musaeum Thoresbyanum (1713)
Cronica fratris Martini Papæ Penitentiarii &
Capellani; it contains
the History of the
Emperorsfrom
to the Vacancy afterAugustus
Frederick2d
Popesto
Honorious4
An.
Book is perfect till,
pag. 191. where the History of
Joan
probably inserted, there being nothing defective in the whole
Book but that Leaf, and the other that answers it. It belonged
to the Friars Minorits at
, and was probably torn outDoncaster
after the Reformation, against which they were so zealous, that
the
Doncaster
An.