-
which is The
University and King's
College of
Aberdeen (Collegium
Regium Aberdonense), is a
formerly independent university founded in 1495 and now an integral...
- The
Aberdeen Breviary (Latin:
Breviarium Aberdonense) is a 16th-century
Scottish Catholic breviary. It was the
first full-length book to be
printed in...
- life, the
Legenda de
sancto Magno, and
other material in the
Brevarium Aberdonense of 1509/10, no
doubt based on the
missing Vita by the
above magister...
- of
printing into Scotland, and for the
production of the
Breviarium Aberdonense. He may have
written some of the
lives in this collection, and gathered...
-
about A.D. 600. All that is
known of him is
found in the "Breviarium
Aberdonense" and in the "Book of Deer", a ninth-century m****cript, now in the Cambridge...
-
formally The
university and King's
College of
Aberdeen (Collegium
Regium Aberdonense), was
founded on 10
February 1494 by
William Elphinstone,
Bishop of Aberdeen...
- at Inverey. The only
description of his life
comes from the
Brevarium Aberdonense,
which was
published in
Edinburgh in 1509–1510. This
account has numerous...
-
paraphrase on a
translation of the same in Latin, he
edited the
Breviarium Aberdonense 1854; and
published a
pamphlet on
Hymns and Hymn Books, 1858; and (with...
-
publisher Chepman &
Myllar in 1507. The book was
known as the
Breviarium Aberdonense. The
Project was not
entirely successful as few
copies of the Breviary...
- the
Philobiblon Society, Lord Vernon's
Dante (1854), and the
Brevarium Aberdonense (1854).
Whittingham married, in 1826,
Eleanor Hulley (died 1854) of Nottingham...
