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said of the purchase, "the acquisition of the Dering Roll provides an extremely rare chance to add a manuscript of enormous local and national significance." They were assisted in funding the purchase from
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and inserting his own coat of arms with a fictitious ancestor named
Richard Fitz Dering in order to improve the history of his own family. This appears adjacent to the shield for Thomas de Marines (
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confirmed it to be of sufficient importance and significance. The library raised £194,184 to acquire the roll; the Head of
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acquired the roll during the 17th century and modified it to include a fictitious ancestor of his own. It was eventually purchased by the
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