add missing provenance/acquisition records to some collections

to Canon. Bibl. lat, Canon misc., Digby, Douce - to ensure consistency with latest batch of updates from Mapping Manuscript Migrations
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diff --git a/collections/Canon_Bibl_Lat/MS_Canon_Bibl_Lat_18.xml b/collections/Canon_Bibl_Lat/MS_Canon_Bibl_Lat_18.xml
@@ -100,6 +100,11 @@
                   <decoDesc resp="#PA">
                      <decoNote>Good historiated and other initials in French (north-eastern) style. Italian script and parchment. (P&amp;A i. 546)</decoNote>
                   </decoDesc>
+                  <bindingDesc>
+                     <binding notAfter="1750" notBefore="1700">
+                        <p>So-called ‘Sagredo’-binding; Italian (?), early eighteenth century.</p>
+                     </binding>
+                  </bindingDesc>
                </physDesc>
                <history>
                   <origin resp="#PA">
@@ -109,6 +114,9 @@
                   </origin>
                   <provenance><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_72194429">Franz Joseph von Hahn, bishop of Bamberg</persName> (d. 1748): evidence of added decoration, binding, later provenance. See <bibl>Helmut Boese, ‘Über die 1747 in Venedig verkaufen ‘Sagredo’-Handschriften’, <title>Quellen und Forschungen aus italienischen Archiven und Bibliotheken</title>, 66, 1986, 269-309</bibl>.</provenance>
                   <provenance resp="#PA">Identified by E. Pellegrin  as a Visconti book, but the Visconti arms and inscription are a later addition carried out by the so-called ‘Master of the Canonici Fakes’ presumably added for von Hahn prior to the sale of part of his library by the Venetian bookseller Gianbattista Albrizzi in 1747. Sold by Albrizzi with the manuscripts of Gherardo Sagredo, procurator of San Marco; no. 110 in the catalogue of the sale (Boese, op. cit., p. 305).</provenance>
+                  <provenance notBefore="1727" notAfter="1805"><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_2384880">Matteo Luigi Canonici, 1727-1805</persName></provenance>
+                  <provenance notAfter="1807"><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_446">Giuseppe Canonici, -1807</persName></provenance>
+                  <acquisition when="1817">Purchased by the Bodleian in 1817.</acquisition>
 
                </history>
                <additional>

diff --git a/collections/Canon_Bibl_Lat/MS_Canon_Bibl_Lat_2.xml b/collections/Canon_Bibl_Lat/MS_Canon_Bibl_Lat_2.xml
@@ -126,6 +126,10 @@
                      massarius vetus; Otholinus novus massarius; Orlanus sindicus fratalis; Martinus
                      condam Michaelis veteris; ducatus Dacie imposite occasione palis ibi omnibus
                      colectoribus deputatis; Martinus riconetus.</provenance>
+                  <provenance notBefore="1727" notAfter="1805"><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_2384880">Matteo Luigi Canonici, 1727-1805</persName></provenance>
+                  <provenance notAfter="1807"><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_446">Giuseppe Canonici, -1807</persName></provenance>
+                  <acquisition when="1817">Purchased by the Bodleian in 1817.</acquisition>
+
                </history>
 
                <additional>

diff --git a/collections/Canon_Bibl_Lat/MS_Canon_Bibl_Lat_28.xml b/collections/Canon_Bibl_Lat/MS_Canon_Bibl_Lat_28.xml
@@ -115,6 +115,10 @@
                   <provenance>Fol.90: 'Ego iohannes incontrus Volaterranus Capellanus sancti petri maioris de
                      florentia transcripsi hoc opus propriis manibus ac laborem meum dono dedi ob
                      salutem anime mee redemptionem <add>que</add> peccatorum meorum die vero .xv<hi rend="superscript">a</hi>. agusti. Mcccclxxviij<hi rend="superscript">o</hi>'</provenance>
+                  <provenance notBefore="1727" notAfter="1805"><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_2384880">Matteo Luigi Canonici, 1727-1805</persName></provenance>
+                  <provenance notAfter="1807"><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_446">Giuseppe Canonici, -1807</persName></provenance>
+                  <acquisition when="1817">Purchased by the Bodleian in 1817.</acquisition>
+
                </history>
                <additional>
                   <adminInfo>

diff --git a/collections/Canon_Bibl_Lat/MS_Canon_Bibl_Lat_29.xml b/collections/Canon_Bibl_Lat/MS_Canon_Bibl_Lat_29.xml
@@ -110,6 +110,10 @@
                   </origin>
                   <provenance resp="#PA #VD"><orgName role="formerOwner" key="org_143">Bergamo, Franciscan convent of St Leonard</orgName>: fol.179<hi rend="superscript">v</hi> (del.): 'Iste evangeliarius est ..... sancti
                      Leonardi de Pergamo et fuit factum mcccxxxij'.</provenance>
+                  <provenance notBefore="1727" notAfter="1805"><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_2384880">Matteo Luigi Canonici, 1727-1805</persName></provenance>
+                  <provenance notAfter="1807"><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_446">Giuseppe Canonici, -1807</persName></provenance>
+                  <acquisition when="1817">Purchased by the Bodleian in 1817.</acquisition>
+
                </history>
                <additional>
                   <adminInfo>

diff --git a/collections/Canon_Bibl_Lat/MS_Canon_Bibl_Lat_43.xml b/collections/Canon_Bibl_Lat/MS_Canon_Bibl_Lat_43.xml
@@ -111,6 +111,10 @@
                   </origin>
                   <provenance resp="#VD">Van Dijk, noting that the sanctorale is identical to that of the Epistle &amp; Gospel Book,
                      MS. Canon. liturg. 324, suggested an origin in <placeName key="place_7005178">Hirsau</placeName>.</provenance>
+                  <provenance notBefore="1727" notAfter="1805"><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_2384880">Matteo Luigi Canonici, 1727-1805</persName></provenance>
+                  <provenance notAfter="1807"><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_446">Giuseppe Canonici, -1807</persName></provenance>
+                  <acquisition when="1817">Purchased by the Bodleian in 1817.</acquisition>
+
                </history>
                <additional>
                   <adminInfo>

diff --git a/collections/Canon_Bibl_Lat/MS_Canon_Bibl_Lat_44b.xml b/collections/Canon_Bibl_Lat/MS_Canon_Bibl_Lat_44b.xml
@@ -110,6 +110,10 @@
                      </origPlace>
                   </origin>
                   <provenance when="1772" resp="#PA"><placeName key="place_7003297">Treviso</placeName>, unidentified library: 'Ex bibliotheca ... servorum ... de Tarvisio, 1772', fol. 491, erasure.</provenance>
+                  <provenance notBefore="1727" notAfter="1805"><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_2384880">Matteo Luigi Canonici, 1727-1805</persName></provenance>
+                  <provenance notAfter="1807"><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_446">Giuseppe Canonici, -1807</persName></provenance>
+                  <acquisition when="1817">Purchased by the Bodleian in 1817.</acquisition>
+
                </history>
                <additional>
                   <adminInfo>

diff --git a/collections/Canon_Bibl_Lat/MS_Canon_Bibl_Lat_46.xml b/collections/Canon_Bibl_Lat/MS_Canon_Bibl_Lat_46.xml
@@ -83,6 +83,10 @@
                   </origin>
                   <provenance>On fol.159 the erased note: Iste liber est meus …</provenance>
                   <provenance>The fly leaf at the end (fol. 160) is a fragment of a 15th cent. deed, drawn up for Alexander Venditor and Vassanus emptor, mentioning the diocese of Bergamo.</provenance>
+                  <provenance notBefore="1727" notAfter="1805"><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_2384880">Matteo Luigi Canonici, 1727-1805</persName></provenance>
+                  <provenance notAfter="1807"><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_446">Giuseppe Canonici, -1807</persName></provenance>
+                  <acquisition when="1817">Purchased by the Bodleian in 1817.</acquisition>
+
                </history>
                <additional>
                   <adminInfo>

diff --git a/collections/Canon_Bibl_Lat/MS_Canon_Bibl_Lat_47.xml b/collections/Canon_Bibl_Lat/MS_Canon_Bibl_Lat_47.xml
@@ -98,7 +98,10 @@
                         <!--ORIGINAL: French, Paris-->
                      </origPlace>
                   </origin>
-                  <provenance resp="#VD #PA" notAfter="1500" notBefore="1400">In <placeName key="place_1000080">Italy</placeName> in the 15th century (the first fly leaf with a list of chapters in Italian handwriting).</provenance>
+                  <provenance resp="#VD #PA" notAfter="1500" notBefore="1400">In <placeName key="place_1000080">Italy</placeName> in the 15th century (the first fly leaf with a list of chapters in Italian handwriting).</provenance> 
+                  <provenance notBefore="1727" notAfter="1805"><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_2384880">Matteo Luigi Canonici, 1727-1805</persName></provenance>
+                  <provenance notAfter="1807"><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_446">Giuseppe Canonici, -1807</persName></provenance>
+                  <acquisition when="1817">Purchased by the Bodleian in 1817.</acquisition>
                </history>
                <additional>
                   <adminInfo>

diff --git a/collections/Canon_Bibl_Lat/MS_Canon_Bibl_Lat_48.xml b/collections/Canon_Bibl_Lat/MS_Canon_Bibl_Lat_48.xml
@@ -112,6 +112,9 @@
                      </origPlace>
                   </origin>
                   <provenance resp="#PA #VD"><orgName role="formerOwner" key="org_123233264">Franciscans at Bologna</orgName>, 18th cent.: 'De conventu Boniensi Ordinis Minimorum', fol. 1.</provenance>
+                  <provenance notBefore="1727" notAfter="1805"><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_2384880">Matteo Luigi Canonici, 1727-1805</persName></provenance>
+                  <provenance notAfter="1807"><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_446">Giuseppe Canonici, -1807</persName></provenance>
+                  <acquisition when="1817">Purchased by the Bodleian in 1817.</acquisition>
                </history>
                <additional>
                   <adminInfo>

diff --git a/collections/Canon_Bibl_Lat/MS_Canon_Bibl_Lat_61.xml b/collections/Canon_Bibl_Lat/MS_Canon_Bibl_Lat_61.xml
@@ -119,6 +119,9 @@
                      </origPlace>
                   </origin>
                   <provenance resp="#PA">Written in the scriptorium of <orgName key="org_254121248">St Chrysogonus, Zadar</orgName>, for the Benedictine nunnery of <orgName role="formerOwner" key="org_254633607">St Mary, Zadar</orgName>, under abbess Uekanega.</provenance>
+                  <provenance notBefore="1727" notAfter="1805"><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_2384880">Matteo Luigi Canonici, 1727-1805</persName></provenance>
+                  <provenance notAfter="1807"><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_446">Giuseppe Canonici, -1807</persName></provenance>
+                  <acquisition when="1817">Purchased by the Bodleian in 1817.</acquisition>
                </history>
                <additional>
                   <adminInfo>

diff --git a/collections/Canon_Bibl_Lat/MS_Canon_Bibl_Lat_8.xml b/collections/Canon_Bibl_Lat/MS_Canon_Bibl_Lat_8.xml
@@ -102,6 +102,9 @@
                      </origPlace>
                   </origin>
                   <provenance resp="#PA" notAfter="1600" notBefore="1500"><orgName role="formerOwner" key="org_141">S. Zeno, Cesena</orgName>, 16th cent. (ex libris, fols. 3, 173v, 272v, 273v).</provenance>
+                  <provenance notBefore="1727" notAfter="1805"><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_2384880">Matteo Luigi Canonici, 1727-1805</persName></provenance>
+                  <provenance notAfter="1807"><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_446">Giuseppe Canonici, -1807</persName></provenance>
+                  <acquisition when="1817">Purchased by the Bodleian in 1817.</acquisition>
                </history>
                <additional>
                   <adminInfo>

diff --git a/collections/Canon_Bibl_Lat/MS_Canon_Bibl_Lat_87.xml b/collections/Canon_Bibl_Lat/MS_Canon_Bibl_Lat_87.xml
@@ -102,6 +102,9 @@
                      <origPlace><country key="place_1000080">Italian</country>, <region>north-east (?)</region></origPlace>
                   </origin>
                   <provenance resp="#Q">Thomas Obizzi (<persName role="formerOwner" key="person_8264736">Tomasso Obizzi, -1803</persName> (?)).</provenance>
+                  <provenance notBefore="1727" notAfter="1805"><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_2384880">Matteo Luigi Canonici, 1727-1805</persName></provenance>
+                  <provenance notAfter="1807"><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_446">Giuseppe Canonici, -1807</persName></provenance>
+                  <acquisition when="1817">Purchased by the Bodleian in 1817.</acquisition>
                </history>
                <additional>
                   <adminInfo>

diff --git a/collections/Canon_Misc/MS_Canon_Misc_144.xml b/collections/Canon_Misc/MS_Canon_Misc_144.xml
@@ -140,6 +140,9 @@
                         <country key="place_1000080">Italian</country>, <settlement key="place_7018159">Venice</settlement> (?)<!--ORIGINAL: Italian, Venice (?)--></origPlace>
                   </origin>
                   <provenance resp="#VD">Possibly from the church and nunnery of <orgName>St Louis</orgName>, near Venice, dioc. Castello, referred to in the letter on fol. 103v.</provenance><!-- check indexing: ?Venice, sant'alvise? F. Driuzzo, Cenni sopra una lignea statua del XV secolo rappresentante San Lodovico Arciv. di Tolosa intorno alla chiesa succursale a lui dedicata sulla sua vita nonché sopra un raro dipinto di Giambattista Tiepolo. -->
+                  <provenance notBefore="1727" notAfter="1805"><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_2384880">Matteo Luigi Canonici, 1727-1805</persName></provenance>
+                  <provenance notAfter="1807"><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_446">Giuseppe Canonici, -1807</persName></provenance>
+                  <acquisition when="1817">Purchased by the Bodleian in 1817.</acquisition>
                </history>
                <additional>
                   <adminInfo>

diff --git a/collections/Digby/MS_Digby_227.xml b/collections/Digby/MS_Digby_227.xml
@@ -124,7 +124,8 @@
                   <provenance resp="#DD">Fol. 11v, 'Dedicacio ecclesie Abendone'.</provenance>
                   <provenance resp="#PA">Arms of <orgName role="formerOwner" key="org_141158386">Abingdon Abbey</orgName> and its abbot William Ashenden, fol. 113v.</provenance>
                   <provenance><persName key="person_25374986" role="formerOwner">Thomas Allen</persName>, Digby/Allen inventory number A. 5.</provenance>
-                  <provenance><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_49357645">Kenelm Digby</persName>; presented by him to the Bodleian in 1634.</provenance>
+                  <provenance notBefore="1603" notAfter="1634"><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_49357645">Kenelm Digby, 1603-1665</persName></provenance>
+                  <acquisition when="1634">Donated by him to the Bodleian, 1634.</acquisition>
                </history>
                <additional><adminInfo>
                      <recordHist>

diff --git a/collections/Digby/MS_Digby_229.xml b/collections/Digby/MS_Digby_229.xml
@@ -114,7 +114,8 @@
                   </origin>
                   <provenance resp="#Q1">'Precii c s.' (fol. 207v, 14th cent.)</provenance>
                   <provenance resp="#Q1">'Gybbys xxx s.' (fol. iii verso)</provenance>
-                  <provenance resp="#Q2"><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_49357645">Kenelm Digby</persName>; presented by him to the Bodleian in 1634.</provenance>
+                  <provenance notBefore="1603" notAfter="1634"><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_49357645">Kenelm Digby, 1603-1665</persName>.</provenance>
+                  <acquisition when="1634">Donated by him to the Bodleian, 1634.</acquisition>
                </history>
                <additional>
                   <adminInfo>

diff --git a/collections/Digby/MS_Digby_36.xml b/collections/Digby/MS_Digby_36.xml
@@ -170,8 +170,8 @@
                   <provenance>Probably no. 36 in the list of manuscripts seen by Thomas Talbot, perhaps in or around York, in the late sixteenth century: A. Watson, <title>The Manuscripts of Henry Savile of Banke</title> (London, 1969), pp. 78-82.</provenance>
                   <provenance>Fol. 4, shorthand: 'John Netlton. Hnry Savil', i.e. <persName role="formerOwner" key="person_2754">John Nettleton of Hutton Cranswick, d. c. 1597</persName> (Watson, op. cit., pp. 7-9), and from him to <persName role="formerOwner" key="person_72196277">Henry Savile of Banke</persName>, no. 106 in his catalogue (Watson, op. cit.)</provenance>
                   <provenance>Possibly owned by <persName role="formerOwner" cert="unknown" key="person_39386049">John Dee</persName>: a Jupiter symbol resembling his, fols. 1, 4; cf. R. J. Roberts and A. G. Watson, <title>John Dee's Library Catalogue</title> (London, 1990), DM110.</provenance>
-                  <provenance><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_49357645">Kenelm Digby</persName></provenance>
-                  <provenance>Given by him to the Bodleian in 1634.</provenance>
+                  <provenance notBefore="1603" notAfter="1634"><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_49357645">Kenelm Digby, 1603-1665</persName>.</provenance>
+                  <acquisition when="1634">Donated by him to the Bodleian, 1634.</acquisition>
                </history>
                <additional><adminInfo>
                      <recordHist>

diff --git a/collections/Digby/MS_Digby_76.xml b/collections/Digby/MS_Digby_76.xml
@@ -67,8 +67,8 @@
                   <provenance>The first two parts of the manuscript were owned by <persName key="person_14849374" role="formerOwner">John Leland (c. 1506-1552)</persName></provenance>
                   <provenance>They formed one of six volumes bought by <persName key="person_39386049" role="formerOwner">John Dee (1527-1608)</persName> from Leland's library on 18 May 1556 (fol. 1; cf. <title>John Dee's library catalogue</title>, ed. J. Roberts and A. G. Watson (1990), p. 6), and subsequently DM 113 in Dee's catalogue. The third part of the manuscript (fols. 110-22) may also have been owned by Dee and formed M181 in his catalogue.</provenance>
                   <provenance>Parts 1 and 2 (and perhaps part 3) acquired from Dee by <persName key="person_37261411" role="formerOwner">Sir Robert Cotton</persName>; bound with part 3 by 1621, when the three parts figure as no. 405 in his catalogue (BL MS. Harley 6018).</provenance>
-                  <provenance><persName key="person_49357645" role="formerOwner">Sir Kenelm Digby, 1603-1665</persName>, probably directly from Cotton.</provenance>
-                  <acquisition>Given by Digby to the Bodleian in 1634.</acquisition>
+                  <provenance notBefore="1603" notAfter="1634"><persName key="person_49357645" role="formerOwner">Sir Kenelm Digby, 1603-1665</persName>, probably directly from Cotton.</provenance>
+                  <acquisition when="1634">Donated by him to the Bodleian, 1634.</acquisition>
 
                </history>
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diff --git a/collections/Digby/MS_Digby_77.xml b/collections/Digby/MS_Digby_77.xml
@@ -59,6 +59,8 @@
                </physDesc>
                <history>
                   <provenance>Fols. 150-97 were formerly part of Merton College MS. 251</provenance>
+                  <provenance notBefore="1603" notAfter="1634"><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_49357645">Kenelm Digby, 1603-1665</persName>.</provenance>
+                  <acquisition when="1634">Donated by him to the Bodleian, 1634.</acquisition>
                </history>
                <additional><adminInfo>
                      <recordHist>

diff --git a/collections/Digby/MS_Digby_83.xml b/collections/Digby/MS_Digby_83.xml
@@ -138,8 +138,8 @@
                   <provenance>'<persName role="formerOwner" key="person_2725">Roberte Colshill</persName>', 16th century, second half (fol. ii recto), with motto (?) 'qui ne ay ne peult' (not in M. P. Siddons, <title>A dictionary of mottoes in England and Wales</title> (2014)). Possibly to be identified with Robert Colshill of St Martin-in-the-Fields, d. c. 1580 (see <ref target="http://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/volume/1558-1603/member/colshill-robert-1580">History of Parliament Online</ref>). Pen-trials and notes in the same (?) hand, fol. 77r: 'thinke and thank god' (cf. Siddons, <title>Mottoes</title> 230), 'Elizabeth dei gratia Angl. Franc.', 'Euer lastinge mortall God', 'et habeat corpus eius coram'. In the same (?) hand, fol. 78r, 'Elizabeth dei gratia Angliae Franciae et Hiberniae regina fidei defensor vic. London' salutem precipimus vobis quod exigi fac.'</provenance>
 
                   <provenance><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_25374986">Thomas Allen</persName>, '15' (fol. 1), no. 15 in his catalogue of 1622.</provenance>
-                  <provenance><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_49357645">Kenelm Digby</persName>; bequeathed to him by Allen in 1632.</provenance>
-                  <acquisition>Donated by Digby to the Bodleian in 1634.</acquisition>
+                  <provenance from="1632" to="1634"><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_49357645">Kenelm Digby</persName>; bequeathed to him by Allen in 1632.</provenance>
+                  <acquisition when="1634">Donated by Digby to the Bodleian in 1634.</acquisition>
                </history>
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                      <recordHist>

diff --git a/collections/Digby/MS_Digby_84.xml b/collections/Digby/MS_Digby_84.xml
@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@
                   </origin>
                   <provenance><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_25374986">Thomas Allen</persName> (his number '71', fol. 1).</provenance>
                   <provenance><persName role="formerOwner" key="person_49357645">Kenelm Digby</persName>.</provenance>
-                  <acquisition>Presented by him to the Bodleian in 1634.</acquisition>
+                  <acquisition when="1634">Presented by him to the Bodleian in 1634.</acquisition>
                </history>
                <additional><adminInfo>
                      <recordHist>