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Miracle data
Source name:	BL Mariale 1
Short title:	Clerk of Chartres
Poncelet Number:	1357 - Quidam clericus in Carnotensi(um) civitate (al. urbe) degebat
Reference numbers:	book2 no.3
Foliation in source:	f. 117v
Incipit:	Quidam clericus in carnotensi civitate degebat
Summary:	How, on account of his dissolute habits, he was buried outside the cemetery; how the Virgin appeared to one of his fellow-clerks and complained of the treatment of ‘her Chancellor’; and how, when they opened his grave to remove his body to a more worthy place, a beautiful flower was found in his mouth (II, 605).