Boyarin, Adrienne WilliamsEagleheart, RavanaKendrick, JamesNess, LynneaPeters, Merridy2019-09-202019-09-2020162016Williams Boyarin, A., Eagleheart, R., Kendrick, J., Ness, L. & Peters, M. (2016). Medieval Manuscripts and Fragments at the University of Victoria: An Early Grant of Hubert de Burgh, Constantine the African’s Translation of Isaac Israeli, and a Mendicant Breviary between Italy and Croatia. Florilegium, 33, 193-232. https://doi.org/10.3138/flor.33.009https://doi.org/10.3138/flor.33.009http://hdl.handle.net/1828/11170This essay shares results of an archives-based pedagogical project at the University of Victoria. A brief introduction outlines the University's medieval and early modern holdings and recent instructor-student collaborations; three sections present new findings about a selection of Victoria manuscripts and fragments: a grant of Hubert de Burgh discovered to bear the only known complete seal from Hubert's early career; a single leaf of Constantine the African's translation of Isaac Israeli's Liber dietarium, here identified for the first time; and a Breviary with a calendar that places it at the boundaries of late fifteenth-century Habsburg territories. Transcriptions are included as appendices.enManuscript studiesmedieval manuscriptspedagogyarchivesHubert de BurghchartersealConstantine the AfricanIsaac IsraeliLiber dietariumliturgical calendarsmendicant breviaryUniversity of Victoria Doc.Brown.1University of Victoria MS.Lat.2 (Codex Lindstedt)University of Victoria Fragm.Lat.4Article