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Summary

Cymraeg: Llyfr Llyfr Oriau 'De Grey'English: The 'De Grey' Hours (

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Author

Unknown author

Title

Cymraeg: Llyfr Llyfr Oriau 'De Grey'

English: The 'De Grey' Hours

Description

English: A medieval Book of Hours probably written for the De Grey family of Ruthin c.1390

Date

circa 1390

Medium

vellum

Collection

National Library of Wales

	Native name	Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru
	Location	Aberystwyth
	Coordinates	52° 24′ 51.67″ N, 4° 04′ 55.87″ W
	Established	1907
	Website	https://www.library.wales
	Authority file	: Q666063 VIAF: 139269948 ISNI: 0000000406057171 ULAN: 500304420 LCCN: n50062130 NLA: 36113433 WorldCat

Object history

In 1895, the volume was purchased by Henry Yates Thompson, and it remained (as MS 27) in his collection until it was sold at Sotheby's, 23 March 1920, lot 42, and purchased by Miss Gwendoline E. Davies of Gregynog, Powys. The 'De Grey' Hours, along with the 'Sherbrooke Missal' (NLW MS 15536E), were presented to the National Library of Wales by Miss Margaret S. Davies, Gregynog in 1951

References

Peniarth MS 4

Source/Photographer

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