Custumale roffense, from the original manuscript in the archives of the Dean and Chapter of Rochester: to which are added, memorials of that cathedral church; and some account of the remains of churches, chapels, chantries, etc. whose instruments of foundation, and endowment, are for the most part contained in the Registrum roffense ; with divers curious pieces of ecclesiastical antiquity, hitherto unnoticed, in the said diocese. The whole intended as a supplement to that work. Illustrated with copper plates, from accurate drawings ; taken principally under the editor's inspection
By: by John Thorpe.
Contributors: Thorpe, John, 1682-1750.; John, of Westerham, d. 1321?
Publisher: Printed by and for John Nichols
Published: 1788
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 265
Subjects: Catholic Church. -- Diocese of Rochester (England).; Rochester Cathedral.; Rochester (Kent).
Notes: "The Custumale was written or collected chiefly by John de Westerham, a monk, and afterwards prior of the convent of St. Andrew, and at last bishop of Rochester about the year 1320." Preface.