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Jane Vadnal. Jacques Doublet: Histoire de. Denys Paris, Millet: Le Tresor Sacra. Paris, I 2mo. Saint-Denys Paris, Besides these books are also such of the inventories of the treasures, made at different dates, as have been preserved. The oldest existing inventory is dated 22 janvier , n. I shall cite this as 'Inv. Monsieur Omont evidently considers it to be an original and complete document; but a careful comparison of it with the inventory next to be mentioned proves it to be merely an abstract, the omissions in which are important and sometimes misleading.
For example, the item no. There are several other like obscurities due to abbreviation or omission. The example examined by me is the MS. The corresponding leaf in MS. There is also an inventory made in the year , likewise printed in full by Monsieur Omont in the publication above referred to pp. It is necessary to say a word or two more about the inventory of This obviously incorporates in full the complete inventory from which the abstract was made in which Monsieur Omont printed.
