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WESTERN MANUSCRIPTS 


IN THE LIBRARY OF 


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TRINITY COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE 


A DESCRIPTIVE. CATALOGUE 


BY 


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FELLOW OF KING’S COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE: 
DIRECTOR OF THE FITZWILLIAM MUSEUM 


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PREFACE. 


THE important collection of manuscripts described in this 
volume was accumulated by Dr Thomas Gale and his eldest son 
Roger Gale. Dr Thomas Gale, born in 1635 or 1636, was 
successively Regius Professor of Greek in the University (1672), 
High Master of St Paul’s School (1672) and Dean of York (1697). 
He died in 1702. 

Roger Gale, born in 1672, became Scholar of Trinity in 1693 
and Fellow in 1697, graduating as B.A. in 1694 and M.A. in 1608. 
He was at various times in Parliament and held an appointment 
under Government. He died in 1744. 

The elder Gale’s publications were of considerable merit and 
importance. They included the Opuscula Mythologica, the Scriptores 
Historiae Anglicanae xv, and some works of Johannes Scotus 
Erigena. Those of Roger were chiefly confined to occasional 
tracts on subjects of archaeological interest’. Both father and 
son were enthusiastic antiquaries, and the latter bequeathed a 
collection of coins to the University Library. 

A far more important benefaction, however, was his presenta- 
tion of the Gale manuscripts to Trinity College. In 1697, on 
leaving London, Dr Thomas Gale presented his Oriental collec- 
tion; and in 1738 Roger Gale gave the manuscripts now to be 
described. The letter in which he offered this magnificent gift 
to the Society is preserved in a small volume in Class O. It runs 
as follows: 


1 See further the Religuiae Galeanae in Bibliotheca Topogr. Britann. vol. 11. 


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vi PREFACE. 


SCRUTON NEAR BEDALE, 
July γέ οι 1738. 


GENTLEMEN, 


The great respect and esteem that I retain for your Society, 
of which I once had the honor of being a Member, and my inclina- 
tion to preserve near Five Hundred Volumes MS‘, now in my 
possession, from being some time or other disperst or perhaps lost, 
have induced me to make a Present of them to your Library, where 
I hope they will not only be more secure but of greater service to 
the Public than in any private hand. 

I desire therefore your acceptance of them for the use of the 
College, and that they may be reposited all together in one of the 
Classes of your Library, and that you will be pleased to give such 
orders for their safety as you may judge necessary and convenient. 
In such a Collection there must be some that may be lookt upon as 
trifles, but when you examin the whole, I am confident you will 
allow more of them to be of value, and some of them to be very 
rare and curious. 

I have allready sent them away by the Richmond Carrier, who 
will leave them next Wednesday at the Black Bull in Huntington, 
directed to Dr Knight at Bluntisham, the Carriage μὰ so farr. The 
Dr has promised me to take care of their conveyance to Cambridge 
and if he is now at home will not neglect to perform it immediately. 


I am 
Gentlemen, 
Your most obedient 
humble servant, 


R. GALE. 


The books thus generously offered arrived soon afterwards 
accompanied by a Catalogue; and it appears that shortly after 
their arrival some official of the College (most probably Sandys 
Hutchinson, the then Librarian) wrote to Roger Gale to say that 
for the most part the manuscripts corresponded with the Catalogue, 
but that there were three volumes he could not find, and some 23 
or 24 which were not enumerated in the Catalogue. Mr Gale’s 


PREFACE. vii 


answer to this letter is preserved in one of the Catalogues in 
Class O, and from this I copy it; 
SCRUTON, 
Octob. 15", 1738. 

85, 

In answer to yours of the 6" which came to me by the last 
Post, I am glad the MS‘ I sent to the Library correspond so well 
with the Catalogue, for I must own I did not compare them before 
I putt them up for the Carriage, and the difference between them I 
can account for except in one particular. 

Fol.' 40. Statutes of the Cathedral Church of York. This is 
a very incorrect transcript, with several remarks upon it from a 
private hand. 

Fol. 342. Tho. Galeei Observationes in Aristotelem de re Poetica, 
Stephanum de Urbibus, &c. not so compleat and correct as to be 
layd open to publick view, therefore was with the former set 
back by me. 

Fol. 354. Pardons, Assumption of our Lady, etc. I know not 
what is become of it, if I find it, it shall be sent’. 

The Rest are some that came to my hands when I lived in 
London, and were never entered into the Catalogue, except Bedae 
Historia Interfol. cum notis ΜΒ" 2 Vol. 4'°, which was put up with 
the others by oversight, but as the MS* notes may in some measure 
intitle it to their Company, he may stay with them. 

The Physico-Theologicall discourse concerning the Great and 
Small-pox*® was sent me by the Author to gett it printed, but is 
so whimsical a piece, and wrote in so obscure and hard a Style, that 
even Curl would not venture upon it. I am much obliged to the 
Master and other friends that are pleased to remember me, and 
desire my best services may be acceptable to them, and yourself, 
who am, S 

your most obliged 


humble Servant, 
R. GALE. 


In these two letters is comprised all that I know of the history 
of the presentation of the Gale manuscripts to the College. The 


1 1,6. volume in folio size numbered 40. 
2 Itis O. 9. 1. 8.0. 2:55. 


viii PREFACE. 


books are placed in Class O near the south-eastern angle of the 
Library, where they occupy nine shelves (numbered 1-5, 7-10). 
The number of volumes catalogued by Gale was 430. Out of this 
total, however, two volumes were kept back by him, as we have 
seen; and, moreover, three numbers (9, 191, 265) are accidentally 
omitted in the numeration. This numeration has been continued 
up to 454 by the College Librarian, the added volumes being those 
referred to in Gale’s second letter as having come into his posses- 
sion when he lived in London. A few books have been placed 
at various times in Class ΟἹ, which have no connexion with 
Gale. 

A catalogue of the manuscripts in possession of Dr Thomas 
Gale had been published about forty years before the date of 
Roger Gale’s gift. It forms part of Bernard’s great Catalogi 
MStorum Angliae et Hiberniae (1697: Vol. Il. pp. 185-195). A 
few words may be said about this, for it is one of the most 
obscurely constructed catalogues in Bernard’s publication. Four 
hundred and ninety-one ‘Libri’ are enumerated, and these are 
divided into three sections, Lzbrz Graect (1-151), Libri Graeci et 
Latini (152-355), Libri Orientales (356-461)’. 

Only the first and second of these sections concern us. Taking 
first the Lzbrz Graeci, 151 in number, I have to point out that the 
- whole of these are comprised,—and must always have been com- 
prised—in just thirty-one volumes. In other words, separate 
articles have been catalogued as volumes; though not by any 
means in all cases. To a less extent, this is also the case with 
the Libri Graeci et Latini. There should, judging from Bernard’s 
numbers, be 204 of these; but, in fact, about 120 volumes contain 
the collection. There are certain items in this section which 
cannot be recognized on the shelves. They are 


5998. 164. Anonymi Sermones, in membranis. 
Diaeta Salutis. 
6009. ?175. Scholia Graeca in Lysistraten Aristophanis nondum edita. [Probably 
R. 16. 36.] 


1 O. 3. 58, 59: O. 4. 46, 47, 49-51: O. 5. 47: 

3 These last were given to the College in 1697: a separate catalogue of them, by 
Professor E. H. Palmer, was published in 1870, with an Appendix on the Hebrew and 
Samaritan MSS., by Dr Schiller-Szinessy and Mr W. A. Wright. 


6o10. 
6030. 
6037. 


6040. 


6046. 


6054. 


212. 


218. 
219. 


PREFACE. ix 


Versio Arabica Epistolae ad Romanos, diversa ab illa quae in Poly- 
glottiis Bibliis extat. [Now R. 10. 10.] 

Statuta ab an. 1 Ed. ILI. ad an. 4 Hen. V. Liber in folio bene 
scriptus in Membr. 

Plutarchi libellus de cognoscendo virtutis profectu Graece manu 
antiqua. [Formerly in O. 2. 1τ2.} 

Biblia Ixxii Interpretum ex editione Romana in folio. Liber ille 
collatus est cum plurimis Codicibus ita ut quolibet MS. prae- 
stantior sit. [Printed Book.] 

Iamblichus de Mysteriis Aegyptiorum. Idem de communi Mathe- 
matica, Gr. 

Vita S. Wilfridi Eborac. Episc. per Steph. Heddium. 

Vita Aldelmi per Guilielmum Malmesburiensem. 


(printed 5254) 220. Martialis Epigrammata. Liber impressus cum pluribus 


221. 
222. 
223. 
224. 


225. 


226. 


256. 
267. 


276. 
279. 


280. 
281. 


291. 


MSS. collatus. 

Tractatus quod nemo debeat desperare de venia dei. 

Augustinus de vera charitate. 

De x Praeceptis et x Plagis. 

Bernardi Epistola missa cuidam sanctimoniali. 

De Sacramentis, de Baptismo, de Unctione, de Eucharistia, de 
Eleemosyna. 

Isidori Hisp. Synonyma. 

Tract. de septem peccatis mortalibus. 

Tract. de decem praeceptis dominicis. 

Tract. de Eleemosyna. 

Augustini admonitio de legenda Scriptura, 

Solomonis Proverbiorum pars. 

Proverbiales Rhythmi. Decet regem discere legem. 

Tract. de dignitate sacerdotum. 

Tract. de Scientia beatifica quae acquiritur Meditando, Orando, 
Contemplando. 

Precationes aliquot devotissimae, et quaedam Gallice. 

Excerptum ex libro de Miraculis B. Mariae. 

Anselmi Epistola ad sorores. Omnia in uno Vol. in membranis. 

[Probably 6052, 3, were modern transcripts bound together: 6054 
was a printed book: 6053-6060 were very likely in one volume.] 

Historia Academiae Cantabrigiensis, Auctore Nic. Cantilupo. 

Missale sive Directorium. Liber in Memb., Anglice scriptus, forma 
minima. 

Maximi Monachi ambigua, vel Scholia in Dionysium Areopagitam 
inedita, Gr. 

[Probably a modern transcript.] 

Guil. Malmesburiensis de pontificibus liber 5. ineditus. 

Seneschallus Angliae. 

Ethelwoldi Lindisfarnensis de Vitis Abbatum Lindisf. 

[Probably all these three were transcripts made for Gale.] 

Eusebii praeparationis Euangelicae libri emendati ex Membr. 
antiquis, Gr. 


ΧΙ PREFACE, 


works on one hand, and works of medieval English chroniclers on 
the other. 

There are a good many medical note-books of the sixteenth 
century, mostly the property of one William Dun; while medieval 
astronomy, astrology and mathematics (especially ecclesiastical 
arithmetic, or Compotus), are represented by nearly thirty volumes. 
But a rough table of subjects which I have drawn up will give a 
better notion of their distribution than any further remarks. It 
will be found on p. xxx. 

The collection has suffered some losses. Nine of the manu- 
scripts sent by Roger Gale are no longer on the library shelves’. 
Of these, four? are wholly or in part identifiable with manuscripts 
now in the British Museum. There, too, are portions of a volume 
of which the greater part is still in the library’. These volumes 
were all in or about the year 1840 purchased by the Museum 
from Thomas Rodd who had bought them at J. Ὁ. Halliwell’s 5416 5. 
Another volume (O. I. 72), which had also been acquired by 
Rodd from the same source, was recovered by the College, and 
stands in its old place. Possibly the remaining volumes of the 
series (all of them dealing with astronomy or mathematics) may 
be hereafter identified either in the Museum or elsewhere. It is 
perhaps unnecessary to add that no sort of blame attached either 
to Rodd or to the authorities of the Museum. I should like, in 
leaving the subject, to express a wish that the missing leaves of 
the very interesting manuscript numbered O. 2. 45 (it comes from 
Cerne Abbey, I may remark) could be re-united to their fellows 
at Trinity. 

Another manuscript is beyond recall; namely, O. 4. 36, which 
was borrowed by Professor Theodor Mommsen and perished in the 
lamentable fire at his house in 1880. It was not, apparently, an 
indispensable or even a very important authority for the texts 
(Jordanes, the Antonine Itinerary, etc.) which it contained, and 
other copies of its archetype are yet in being: still, the loss of 
it is very regrettable. 


1 They are O. 3. 44, 49: Ὁ. 4. 36: Ὁ, 7. 2, 17, 22, 36, 44: O. 8. 16. 

- 2 Namely: O. 3. 44: O. 7. 17 (ἢ) 36: O. 8. 16. 
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* On this matter see the article on Halliwell in Dict. Mat. Biog. 


PREFACE. xiii 


I should like, in sending out this catalogue of the Gale 
manuscripts, to be able to think that I had done full justice to 
the diligence which brought them together and the patriotism and 
generosity which selected so fitting a home for them as Trinity 
College Library: but I have no illusions on the subject. Specialists 
will find, as they must have found in previous volumes from my 
pen, plenty of unskilled labour, plenty of evidence that I lacked 
the knowledge of the tracts I was describing, and that I did not 
even know where such knowledge might have been gained. I 
must ask them, not only for their indulgence, but for their help. 1 
will submit cheerfully to their chastening, if they will but accompany 
it with correction. Some of my readers, known and unknown, have 
supplied me with corrigenda for the first two volumes. For these 
I would desire to thank them, and would ask them to perform the 
function again for the third. 

The Index which has been promised in previous Prefaces will 
not be found in this volume. It is in process of being made, and 
will be issued—I hope quite shortly—as a separate book. I wish 
to accompany it with a survey of the manuscript fragments from 
book-bindings etc., in the Library, and also with a full list of 
Corrigenda and Addenda to the three volumes of the Catalogue. 

The work of cataloguing the manuscripts of Trinity College 
has been a long task, but a very pleasant one. The Vice-Master, 
the Librarian, the sub-Librarian and the rest of the staff—to say 
nothing of other members of the Society—have conspired to 
make it easy; the magnificent building in which the books are 
kept is itself an incentive to work; and the University Press has 
once again earned my sincere admiration and gratitude for the 
masterly way in which it has dealt with the “copy” I have supplied 
to it. I have sometimes thought of publishing a facsimile of a 
page of my manuscript. It would excite a lively sympathy for the 
compositors, but I doubt if my reputation would stand the shock. 


MONTAGUE RHODES JAMES. 


13 November 1902. 


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CONTENTS. 


PREFACE 
CORRIGENDA . : A 


TABLES SHEWING THE CORRESPONDENCE OF THE PRESENT 
SHELF-MARKS OF MANUSCRIPTS IN CLASS O WITH THE 
OLDER LISTS AND WITH THE NUMBERS IN THE CATALOGI 
MANUSCRIPTORUM ANGLIAE (1697) . . - : 


TABLE SHEWING THE MAIN SUBJECTS OF THE MANUSCRIPTS 
IN CLASS O, AND THE LANGUAGES IN WHICH THEY ARE 
WRITTEN . = : ; 


List OF ANCIENT LIBRARIES TO WHICH MANUSCRIPTS IN 
CLass O CAN BE TRACED ; : . 5 4 


CATALOGUE OF THE GALE MANUSCRIPTS . A . 


APPENDIX Ξ ᾿ ; “ - 


XViii 


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CORRIGENDA. 


5, 1.15, for by read only. 


17, for PARSONS’ read PARSONS’s. 
29, for Dr See read Dr Dee. 


no. 1044, add after O. 1. 20 
no. 1101, add Probably=no. 453 in manuscript Catalogue. 
no. 1125, I. 1, add See Wright, Poems of W. Mapes, p. 147. 
no. 1140 (Title), for 5925—5929 read 5925—5932. 


? 6016. 


- 155, ll. 46, 47, read: With copious...notes. By Alexander de Villa Dei: 


1358» 

141, l. 33, for Expectus read Expertus. 

143, 1. 13, add: See Reliquiae Antiquae τι. Ὁ. 247. 
printed, etc. 

162, 1. 8, for M. 385 read No. 385. 

164, last line: read “Ὁ. P™” and the name ‘‘Tille.” 
217, l. 6, after O. 3. 34 add ? 6104. 


258, 
2735 
284, 
294. 
315. 
332, 


389, 
406, 
423, 
+ 453+ 
- 467, 
. 475» 


PUP PPP PPP PPP PTT? 


+ 477; 
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T. Cc. ΠῚ. 


361,- 


1. 8, for Hemectum read Hernestum. 
no. 1252 (Title), for 5888 read 5858. 


1. 36, for Cosmiographia read Cosmographia. 
no, 1281 (Title), for Paper read Papers. 


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9, for xvii. read xv. 
29, for conuerretz read conueitetz. 


no. 1350, add: The old marks were D. 14, no. 230. 


Ι. 


33, for Urinis read Urines. 


no. 1394 (Title): add ἡ 6ogt. 


1. 


32, for Cent. xii, read Cent. xvi. 


no. 1425 (Title): add ? 6ogr. 


l. 15, for baptizzed read baptyzed. 
l. 9, after Camden Soc. add p. 95. 
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12, add l.c. p. 149. 


. 19, add lc. p.:48- 
- 8, for Litchfield read Titchfield. 
. 23, for Hains read Hain. 


I. TABLE SHEWING THE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE 
PRESENT SHELF-MARKS OF THE GALE MANUSCRIPTS 
AND THE OLDER NUMERATION. 


PRESENT PRESENT PRESENT 
SHELF- OLD SHELF- OLD SHELF- OLD 
MARKS NUMBERS MARKS NUMBERS MARKS _ NUMBERS 
O.. 1. T = 129 Ὁ, ν.522 202 0 1.-67 237 
ἐὰν ἢ 172 rs 35 211, 216 1. 68 398 
Coe: 128 1. 36 209 1. 69 397 
I. 4 174 I. 37 217 I. 70 454 
tas 170 1. 38 251 τ 71 306 
1, 6 300 1. 39 152 Tye 395 
ia 173 I. 40 208 I. 73 392 
1 8 171 T. 41 130 I. 74 345 
Rad 154 I. 42 207 I. 75 393 
I. 10 253 15.43 413 1.76 2453 
1. 11 377 I. 44 212 ΕΝ 304 
ee ee 200 1. 45 203 ᾿ς 18 422 
1,12 197 1. 46 245 I. 79 423 
I. 14 198 I. 47 431 
1. 15 196 1. 48 246 i ee Gp 
1. τό 188 I. 49 246 2, 2 418 
Ie 17 186 I. 50 246 Betis 119 
1. 18 204 I. 51 135 ἂς ot 388 
I. 19 193 I, 52 247 Ὅν 8 116 
I. 20 183 1. 53 215 2. "6 go 
I. 21 252 I. 54 214 pars 389 
1, 22 255 1.) 55 213 Ἂς ΝΒ ΠῚ 
I. 23 187 1. 56 136 4; Ng 350 
1 24 135 r.. 57 132 2. τὸ 86 
I. 25 137 I. 58 134 2. 11 112 
I. 26 416 I. 59 248 2. 12 391 
ie 97 189 r. ΟΝ 432 2. E3 120 
1.38 376 1. 61 433 2. 14 126 
I. 29 206 1. 62 434 4: ὯῈ 75 
I. 30 199 1.63 242 2. 16 73 
Eee 144 1. 64 243 2.. Τῇ 79 
1. 32 387 1. 65 400 2. 18 72 
I. 33 185 1. 66 405 2. 19 83 


* Now R. 14. 62. 


TABLE I. xix 


PRESENT PRESENT PRESENT 
SHELF- OLD SHELF- OLD SHELF- OLD 
MARKS NUMBERS MARKS NUMBERS MARKS NUMBERS 
O. 2. 20 378 O. 2. 64 439 O. 3. 39 118 
2. 321 67 2.65 440 3. 40 «187 
2. 93 435 2.66 441 3. 41 80 
2. 23 379 2. 67 442 3. τὴν 88 
2. 14 380 ..2. 68 137 aye, 
2. 25 82 3. 44" 100 
2. 26 417 ἐν. $ O22 56 3. 45 113 
2. 27 74 3 2 439 3: 46 84 
2. 28 131 ἄρ τ 280 4. 47 117 
2. 29 81 ai "4 338 3. 48 87 
2. 30 381 ey 281 3. 49" 109 
2. 31 77 3. <6 299 3. 50 108 
2. 32 1094, 382 a ΤΙ 4834 3: 51 ΥἿἹΟ 
2. 33 76 g1°9 300 3. 52 115 
2. 34 222 8. 9 306 3. 83 445 
2. 35 18 3> 10 443 3: 54 446 
2. 36 127 3. II 316 3. 55 447 
2. 37 258 3.53 317 3. 56 448 
2. 38 71 3. 13 321 3. 57 386 
2. 39 80 3 14 339 3. ὃ 
2. 40 70 3. 15 324 3. 59 
2. 41 68 3. 16 428 
2. 42 69 3. 17 322 Ox 4-- 35367 
2. 43 348 3. 18 323 4 2 34 
2. 44 418 3.10 311 443 38 
2. 45 [21 3 20) .Ἐ52: @ ἤν ,, 61 
2.46 123 3. 21 310 4:88 262 
2. 47 122 3.2: 807 4 6 33 
2. 48 385 3. 23 327 eo 0y 263 
2. 49 256 3. 24 308 “08 264 
2 8 125 3+ 25-309 49 287 
2. 51 383 3. 26 304 4. 10 47 
2. 52 124 3. 27 328 4. II 269 
2.53 201 3. 28 444 Aci 83 286 
2. 54 130 3,29 355 4 13 291 
2.55 436 3+ 30 364 4 14 292 
2. 56 184 ΩΡ Τὶ 352 0138 48 
2. 57 195 3. 32 351 4. 16 288 
2. 58 175 3. 33 102 4. 17 314 
259 190 3. 34 - τὸ 4. 18 62 
2.60 192 3. 35 95 | 4. 19 61 
2. 61 254 3. 36 99 | 4. 20 60 
2.62 437 3. 37 94 4 21 298 
2.63 438 3. 38 98 | 4. 22 52 
* Missing 


xX 


PRESENT 

SHELF- OLD 

MARKS NUMBERS 

O. 4. 23 49 
4. 24 293 
4. 25 271 
4. 26 269 
4. 27 54 
4. fs: 66 
4- 29 
4. 30 166 
4. 31 59 
4:. 32 58 
4 33 449 
4: 34 57 
4: 35 313 
4°36" ΕΟ 
4: 37 63 
4 38 3840 
4- 39 55 
4. 40 285 
4. 41 296 
4. 42 319 
4-5 43 275 
4. 44 3820 
4: 45 3380 
4. 46 
4. 47 
4. 487 318 
+. 49 
4. 50 
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Ors ££ =) 1 
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5. 3 3 
5. 4 4 
5. 5 5 
Beg 6 
by OY, 7 
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5} 9t 450 
5. τὸ 10 
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5. 12 12 
5. 13 15 


TABLE 1. 


PRESENT 
SHELF- 
MARKS 

O. 14 
15 
16 
17 
18 
19 


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OLD 
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13 
16 
18 
25 


427 


425 
426 


210 
219 
410 
221 
414 
412 
205 
220 


| 


+ Not kept in Class O. 


PRESENT 
SHELF- 
MARKS 


05°9. 
7. 


2 
90 90 90 


ΦΧ τὶ ἘΔ πὶ κὶ κὶ πὶ κὶ κὶ κῇὴἡ τὸ πὰ πὶ πὰ πὰ πὰ πὶ κὶ κὶ πὶ πὶ πὶ κὶ πὶ κὶ κὶ πὶ πὶ κὶ τὶ κὶ πὶ πὶ πὶ πὰ 
ee a OA ιν ΑΝ ee ἐπ ὌΝ, νὰ ee Ὁ ἀντ, ἡ ἃ ν΄ ee ee ee ee ΡΥ ee es” ἄρ. Sr | BEN Sone. CSL ΝΣ “πὰ τον ae 


OLD 
NUMBERS 
223 
224 
225 
240 
239 
241 
238 
406 
407 
408 
403 
399 
404 
230 
346 
402 
401 
371 
409 
235 
236 
372 
234 
233 
231 
373 
232 
374 
375 
230 
229 
228 
227 
226 
347 
244 
411 
138 
249 


= 169 
176 
384 


PRESENT 
SHELF- 


ee 


90 90 90 90 90 90 900 90 900 90 BP 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 ο0 90 90 90 GO 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 GO 90 ς 


OLD 
NUMBERS 
163 
161 
156 
155 
180 
181 
178 
149 
164 
148 
162 
159 
151 
160 
133 
143 
250 
146 
140 
[41 
182 
177 
167 
166 
415 
142 
158 

179 
150 
157 
165 
168 
153 
257 


= 354 
335 


TABLE I. 
PRESENT 
SHEL¥- OLD 
MARKS NUMBERS 
Οὗ 9 3 336 

9 4 332 

9 5 420 

9. 6 312 

9 7 353 

9. 8 361 

9. 9 356 

g 10 3863 

9.1 97 

9.ὄ 12 259 

9-13 359 

9 14 3605 

9: 15 93 

9. τό 370 

9. 17 105 

9. 18 85 

9 19 419 

9. 20 106 

9 21 349 

9. 22 gt 

9 23 οό 

9. 24 93 

9. 25 ΙΟΙ 

9. 26 104 

9. 27 368 

9. 28 367 

9.29 86ο 

9- 30 = 357 

9 31 358 

9. 32 869 

9. 33 325 

9. 3 38:6 

9.35 386: 

9. 36 366 

9. 37 305 

9. 38 260 

9. 3 3219 

9. 49 333 


PRESENT 
SHELF- 
MARKS 


O. 


Io. 
10. 
Io. 


ee ee ee »- 
Com Ame WKN “ΟΦ BN AW SW ND 


. 20 


xxi 


OLD 
NUMBERS 


II. TABLE SHEWING THE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE 
OLDER NUMERATION AND SHELF-MARKS OF THE GALE 
MANUSCRIPTS, AND THE PRESENT SHELF-MARKS. 


OLD OLD PRESENT OLD OLD PRESENT OLD OLD PRESENT 
NUM-SHELF-  SHELF- NUM-SHELF-  SHELF- NUM-SHELF-  SHELF- 
BERS MARKS MARKS BERS MARKS MARKS BERS MARKS MARKS 
pea: ah talk 6 SMe ak 32 A, 32° Ὁ Εν 64 A. 64 O. 4. 36 
2 2 QO. § 2 33 11 Di, Ὧν» Ὁ 65 65 Ο. ιο. 16 
3 3 O. 5- 3 34 as CO. δ «ἃ 66 66 O. 4. 28—30 
4 4 O. 5. 4 35 35 O- 5+ 34 
5 5 O. 5 5 36 36° Ὡς 5.36 67 B40. ραν 
6 6 Ο. 5. 6 37 37° O«. 5. 33 68 RO. As AE 
7 Oo Se 7 38 BS OS et a 69 3 O. 2 42 
8 8 O. 5. 8 39 39 O. lo I 7o 4° QO. 2-48 
g Not in MrGale’sCata-| 40 Kept back by MrGale.} 71 5 QO, \2. 38 
logue. 41 41 O. 10. 38 72 6 O. 2. 18 
10 10 O. 5. 10 42 42. ὋΣ 8: ἂὲ 73 7 Ὁ; αἱ τὸ 
iI 1 O. 5. 11 43 43 QO. τὸν 37 74 8 Ὁ, 2: 27 
12 15. =O}. Ὁ, ED 44 44, Ὁ, τοῦ 2 75 δ. Ὁ, 2. 15 
13 (15) 13. O- Ἔν 13 45 45 O. 10. 36 76 τὸ Ὁ; 4: 53 
14 (16) 14 Ο. 5. 14 46 16 ὦ, Aig. 3 77 τὶ OF Beat 
15 (14) 15 O. 5. 15 47 47. 0. 4 10 78 12° O, 3; 35 
16 (13) 16 O. 5. 16 48 40 On 45005 79 iz’ QO. 2. 17 
17 7 Ὁ. 5. 25 49 49 O. 4. 23 80 14 Ὁ. 2. 39 
18 18 QO. 5. 18 50 50 O. το. 33 81 15. Ὁ, |2. 29 
19 19 O. 5. 17 51 51 O. 10. 8 82 16 O. 2. 25 
20 20 O. 5. 23 52 55. On 40122 83 17. 2. ἃν τὸ 
21 21-10). 5. 20 53 53. O.. 10:37 84 1 O. 3. 46 
22 22 O. 5. 26 54 54 Os: ἂν ἢ 85 19 O. 0. 18 
23 23° O. 5. 27 55 εξ“ Ὁ. Ὁ Ὁ 86 20 O. 2. 10 
24 24 O. 5. 28 56 δό Os 208 87 21 Ὁ. 3. 48 
25 25 O. 5. 19 | 57 δ... ΟΣ ance 88 a2 Os 3. 42, 43 
26 26 O. 5. 30 | 58 58 "O. 4. 32 89 23 O. 3: 41 
a7 27 0. 5 29 «© | 59s 59 OO} ge go 24 Ὁ: 2. 6 
28 28 Ὁ. 5. 22 60 60 O. 4. 20 οΙ 45. O. 9g.-22 
29 a9 O. 5. 35 61 δι Οὐ 4.9 91 26 O. 9. 24 
30 20.) (OF "55-35 62 62 O. 4. 18 93 27 Ὁ, .ὃ» τό 
31 31 O. 5. 38 63 63 O. 4. 37 94 28 O. 3. 37 


TABLE II. Xxiii 


OLD OLD PRESENT OLD OLD PRESENT OLD OLD PRESENT 
NUM-SHELF-  —‘ SHELF- NUM-SHELF-  SHELF- NUM-SHELF- SHELF- 
BERS MARKS MARKS BERS MARKS MARKS BERS MARKS MARKS 
95 B. 29 . 35: 37 °C.-.6 (0. 3.-68 180 C. 49 O. 8 8 
96 30 23 138 7 7. 46 181 να O. τ ἢ 
97 31 II 139 8 I. 41 182 51 O. 8. 24 
98 32 38 140 9 8. 22 183 52 O. 1. 20 
99 33 36 141 .10 8. 23 184 53 Ο. 2. 56 
100 34 ag” 142 It . 29 185 kd ΤΟ ἔα, 33 
ΙΟΙ 35 25 143 12 19 186 “as (Onn tk. 17 
102 36 33 144 13 31 187 56 O. 1. 23 
103 37 34 145 14 29 188 57 O. τ. 16 
104 38 26 146 15 21 189 58 O. 1. 27 
105 39 17 147 16 25 190 89 O. 2 59 


20 148 17 
40 149 18 
50 150 19 
151 20 
51 152 21 
8 153 22 


1gt Not in Mr Gale’s Cata- 


32 192 60 
τό" 193 61 
39 194 62 
36 195 63 


St IO SLRS ee a BRIO eS es ee 
— 
ww 


PP REP PP PEP EP PEP EP EYE PY EY PEP PEYYYEOYrEYyESCYEYoLY 
ae 
Φ 


a 

σι 

ο 
99099 οοροοροοοοοοροροοοοοροοοροροοροοροροοροροο 
οοοοοοροροροοοοοροοροροοοοοροροοορρρορρροροοορρορο 


Ὁ. 2. 
ΠΣ δ 
O. 2. 
O. 2. 
112 46 O. II 154 23 - 9 196 64 O. 1. 15 
113 47 45 155 24 8. 7 197 6g Ὁ. t. 8 
114 48 1 156 25 8. 6 198 66 O. 1. 14 
115 49 52 157 26 8. 33 199 67 O. 1. 30 
5 158 27 8. 30 200 68 O. 1. 12 
117 5! 47 159 28 8. 15 201 69 O. 2 52. 
118 52 39 160 29 8. 17 202 yo O. 1. 34 
119 53 3 161 30 B18 203 71 O. 1. 45 
120 54 13 162 31 8. 19 204 72 Ὁ. 1. 18 
121 55 45 163 32 8.ὄ 4 205 73.0. χη. 7 
122 56 47 164 33 8. 12 206 44 0. 3. 99 
123 57 46° 165 34 8. 34 207 75 O. 1. 42 
124 58 52 166 35 8. 27 208 76 O. 1. 40 
125 59 » 50 167 36 8. 26 | | 209 74 O. 1. 36 
126 60 14 168 37 8. 35 210 SO. Bed 
127 61 36 169 38 $...5 $55), 99.0.4. 88 
128 62 3 170 39 he ik 212 80 O. 1. 44 
129 63 I 171 40 us 213 δὲ O. 1. 55 
130 64 on 172 41 ει 4 214 Β2. δε he ἐς 
131 65 . 28 173 42 ἧς ἢ 215 84: ). 5αὶ κὰ 
174 43 ἔργ «ἃ 216 84-0... 1. 35 
132 °C... 1 1. 57 175 44 2. 58 217 85.10% 5-27 
133 2 8. 18 176 45 8. 2 218 86 O. 2. 44 
134 3 1. 58 177 46 8. 25 
135 4 1. 81 178 47 8. τὸ 219 D. OQ. 7. “ἃ 
136 5 1. 56 179 48 O. 8. 31 220 a. Os 7.8 


XXIV 


OLD OLD 


NUM- SHELF- 
BERS MARKS 


D. 


2999999999999999999999 Sso9999999999999909 


PRESENT 
SHELF- 
MARKS 


47 
τὴς 


BE τα σε τεσ τον EES τ πε αν κα οι 
το 
© 


37 
Sens 
12 


OY COND + YN 6 ee S&H COONS eH oe 8ST Oe oe ST ONT OS OS 
CS ae Sel Te ὃ. ᾧ, Ge) Lee eae ew ὟΝ nate) fare Meret eet Ὁ 
ms 
“I 


* Missing. 


| 


TABLE II. 
OLD OLD PRESENT 
NUM-SHELF- = SHELF - 
BERS MARKS MARKS 
260 E. 23.0. 9. 38 
δι Beto nO. Bae 4 
262 2 πῶς ὅλ.) Ἢ 
263 3 O. 4 7 
264 as ἋΣ Ὁ 
265 Not in Mr Gale’s Cata- 

logue. 
266 6:10.) 50,35 
267 POs δ 1 
268 8 0. 10. 4 
269 ἡ, τ» 25 
269 ὃ Ὁ. 4. 26 
270 τὸ “Ὁ, TO. 14 
271 PE Os, $40.25 
272 ἘΣ (0,10. 14 
273 13. τῶ; τὸ: τὸ 
274 ἔχ.1Ὁ; ter Ὁ, ἢ 
275 15 O. 4. 43 
276 16 O. 16. 25 
277 17. Ὁ. δι: 1. 
278 18 O. Io. 15 
279 1y Ὁ. 10. 12 
280. 20 \O. 935° 3 
281 ὅτ ΘΠ τ 
282 22 ‘O. 10. 21 
283 23 O. 10. 26 
284 24 Ὁ. τὸ. 29 
285 Ze) Os ado 
286° WG. AOs Raat 
287 a Ov τς Ὁ 
288 SEO LEG IG 
289 ἃ O. 10. 28 
290 6 ἴΟς; 40. 5 
201 δ τῶν ΧΩ 5 
292 TADS ταν τὰ 
203 δ ἴθ: Σψ4 Ὁ 
204 9 Θὲ τὸ. 13 
205 (11) 10 Ο. το. 301 
296 (10) 11 O. 4. 41 


OLD OLD 
NUM- SHELF- 
BERS MARKS 
297 G. 12 
298 13 
200 14 
300 15 
301 16 
302 17 
303 18 
304 19 
305 20 
306 21 
307 22 
308 23 
899 24 
310 25 
311 20 
312 26 
313 27 
314 28 
315 I 
316 2 
317 3 
318 4 
319 5 
320 7 
321 6 
322 8 
323 9 
324 10 
325 II 
326 [2 
337 13 
328 14 
329 15 
330 16 
331 17 
332 18 
333 το 
334 20 
335 21 
336 22 


+ In the old list no. 221=O. 8. 3 which is really 384. 
1 Transposed in the MS. table. 
§ Not kept in Class O. 


— 


-9999999999999999995099 


οοοροροοροοοοοόορόοο 


PRESENT 


SHELF- 
MARKS 


Io. 
4. 
3° 
3° 

Io. 


9 


ἘΠΕ ae ee eee 


COYSCOSOYHESCHYOOCHYYHY YEP EO H 


81} 
21 


. 488) 


TABLE IIL XXV 


OLD OLD PRESENT OLD OLD PRESENT OLD OLD PRESENT 
NUM-SHELF- 58ΗΕ1Ὲ- NUM-SHELF-  SHELF- NUM-SHELF- = SHELF- 
BERS MARKS MARKS BERS MARKS MARKS BERS MARKS ΜΑΚΚΒ 
337 H. 23 Ὁ. 10. 20 379 K. g O. 2. 23 419 Μὲ tr Ὁ. 9. 19 
338 24) Os. 2: 380 Io O. 2. 24 420 ζὰ. Οἱ σ᾽ 8 
330 ay Ὁ 5 ae 381 it Οὐ... 0 421 13 O. το. 32 
340 26 O. 4. 38 382 τὰ O. 2. 32 422 (O. 1. 78) left 
341: 27 Ὁ, 10. 9 383 :- 12. Os: -25 BI blank in the 
34: Kept back by Mr Gale. | 384 [O. 8. 3, left MS. list. 
343 30 Ο. το. 18 blank in the | 423 (O. 1. 79) left 
344 31 O. το. 22 MS. list.] : blank in the 
385 1 O. 2.48 , MS. list. 
Me ak Os. ee 386 16 O. 3.57 424 N. 2 O. 5. 39 
346 4. Ὁ. 7. 23 387 sy O. 44.33 425 δ On ge 48 
347 4 ἘΝ Or as 88 5 °'18,, O.. 2. 4 426 6 O. 5. 46 
348 4 O. 2. 43 389 19 O. 2 7 427 3 O. 5. 40—44 
349 5 O. 9. 21 390 ὅδ᾽ O. ἃς 6 428 M. 14 O. 3. τό 
350 S Oo Bip 391 on Ov 4.14 499 Nii? Οὐ... 2 
351 y ἀν 5.45.5 
352 8 Ὁ: 3..31 aoa oh, 2-0. τ, ἠδ 430 1D. 5. Oo 8s, δὰ 
353 9 O 9 7 393 2 O. 1. 75 431 O. 1. 47 
354 ro .O. 1 394 4. Ὁ. 1. 7) 432 O. 1. 60(now 
355 mr O. 3. 29 395 4 OS i572 R. 14. 62) 
356 13 0. 9 9 396 Seo 42°92 433 O.. “1. '6r 
357 14 O. 9. 30 397 6 O. 1. 69 434 O. 1. 62 
358 18. Ὁ: 9.37 308 7 O. 1. 68 435 O. 2. 22 
359 16 O. 9. 13 399 8 O. 7. 20 436 O. 2 55 
360 ty ὋΣ: Ὁ,. 20 400 9 O. 1. 65 437 20. 2. 62 
361 i Ο. 9. 8 401 to O.: 7. 25 438 O. 2. 63 
362 19 Ὁ. 9. 35 402 11 QO. 7. 24 439 O. 2. 64 
363 20 O. 9. τὸ 403 12 O. 7. 19 440 O. 2. 65 
364 21 O. 3. 30 404 53° Ὁ 94 21 44: Ο. 2. 66 
365 az O. 9. 14 405 14 O. 1. 66 442 O. 2. 67 
366 23 O. 9. 36 406 1 O. 7.16 - 1443 ?0. 3. 10 
367 24 O. 9. 28 407 16 QO. 7.17% | 444 O. 3. 28 (I 
368 a5 O. 9. 27 408 17 O. 7. 18 12). 
369 26 O. 9. 32 445 O. 3: 53 
37° 27 O. g. 16 4o9 M. 1 OW 7. 27 446 ?0. 3. 54 
410 2 0. 7. 3 447 O. 3: 55 
g7: Ἐς Ὁ; 3.26 4τι Os. ag 448 ΘΟ. 52... 86 
372 2 O. 7. 30 412 Ὡς ἢ. "ὅ 449 οὐ ἀς 43 
313 3 O. 7. 34 413 ἘΠ ΟΣ: 43 45° (O. 5. 9)now 
374 4 Oe i aE Lae P.O. 45 Ἀν, 15. 58: 
375 5 Ὁ, 7. 37 415 7 O. 8. 28 451 O. §. 21 
376 δ᾽ Ὁ, -,., 28 416 8 O. 1. 26 452 Ou e 4 
377 2 Oi e353 417 9 O. 2. 26 453 20. 1. 76 
378 8 O. 2. 20 418 10 - Qic 405-4 454 ΟΣ 1. 16 


ΠῚ. 


τ᾽ 
- 


TABLE SHEWING THE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE 
PRESENT SHELF-MARKS AND THE NUMBERS IN BERNARD'S 
CATALOGI MANUSCRIPTORUM ANGLIAE ET HIBERNIAE. 


5964—5966" 
5966° 
5967, 8 
5909 and 5962 
6001 
6038 
6072 

? 6016 
5969 
6032 

? 6181 
5956—5961 
5984 
6024 

? 6157" 
518 (in Vol. 1. pt iii.) 
6011, 12 


6186—6188 
6128 
? 6022 
6129—6132 
6033—6037" 
? 6019 
? 6180 
6003 
6160 
6088 
6166—6176 
6000 
6015 
5925—32 
6183—6185 
6105 


2. 51 6007, 8 
54 *§979—5973 
57 6017 
61 6041—6043 
Sage 5856 
2 (art. 5) 6116 
7 5986 
9 5985 
10 568 (in Vol. 1. pt iii.) 
12 6031 
13 6141—6156 
14 6039 
15 5857 
18 6081 
22 6106 
23 5974 
26 6112 
28 ? 5999 
34 ? 6104 
425 3 6021 
48 5908 
51 6092—6099 
57 6120—6124 
4 1 5995 
2 6138, 9 
7 5994 
9 ὃ 6073 
10 6025, 6 , 
11 5987, 8 
12 6051 
14 6107 
15 5997 


oO. 


4. 17 (art. 2) 6020 


“J 
. 


21 
22 
24 
25 
27 
35 
37 
38 
41 


5858 
6127 
5882—s891 
6051 

? 6023 
6051 
6137 
6051 
5892—5894 
6161—6165 
6140 
6929 

? 6104 


6119 

6100 

6159 

6134 

6083 

6086, 7 
6063—607 
6044 
5835—5855 
5905 

6027, 8 
59755983 
6085 

6045 
5989—5993 
5859—5881 
6051 

6108 

6182 


6157" 
6047; ὃ 
6061 
6062 
6078 
6133 


TABLE III. 


Or .%; 
©; 8 
oO. Ὁ 
O. τὸ 


30 6002 
32 ? 6013, 14 
33 6118 
Ἀπ χω ? 6178 
39 6074—6077 
40 6049 
3 6126 
4 6006 
6 6050 
7 5933) 4 
8 5955 
10 5935—5938 
Il 6102 
12 5954 
19 ? 6ogt 
22 5939—5953 
33 5910—5924 
37 6018 
I 6004, 5 
5 ? 6109 
8 6089 
12 6103 
13 ? 6091 
17 59°7 
21 ? 5999 
27 5963 
6, 7 6084 
11 (art. 4) ὃ 6111 
12 6079, 80 
13 6051 
lan 6082 
16 5996 
22 ? 6111 
26 6158 
30 6117 
32 5906 
33 5895—5904 


36 ες ? 6109 


XXVii 


IV. TABLE SHEWING THE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE 
NUMBERS IN BERNARD’S CATALOGI AND THE PRESENT 
SHELF-MARKS. 


5835-5855 O. 5. 18 5987, 5988 O. 4. II 6029 ΟΣ 4d 
5856 O. 3. 1 5989-5993 O. 5+ 34 6030 
5857 Os “seers 5094 OS τς rr 6031 Ose 36-12 
5858 Ὁ: 4.2% 5995 τ 6032 eee Tea 
5859-5881 O. 5. 36 5996 Οἱ 10. 16 6033-6037" O. 2. 12 
5882-5891 O. 4. 24 5997 aera 8 6037” -- 
5892-5894 O. 4. 41 5998 -- 6038 Oe wiry 
5895-5904 O. το. 33 5999 Ὁ. 3. 28, 87 | 6039 ἃς Sal 
5905 O. 5x9 O. 9 21 6040 a 
5906 O. το. 32 6000 Ou") 2:-31 6041-6043 O. 2. 61 
5907 O. 9.°17 6001 Olas eS 3 6044 O. 5. 16 
5908 Ὁ 34:48 6002 © OF 7.30 6045 Os srl a7 
5909 0. tito 6003 O. -2. 24 6046 oe 
5910-5924 O. 8. 33 6004, 6005 O. 9. I 6047, 6048 O. 7 7 
5925-5932 O. 2. 36 6006 οὐ ϑ' a 6049 O.. %-40 
5933) 5934 O. 8 7 6007, 6008 O. 2. 51 6050 Oo. 8. 6 
5935-5938 O. 8. 10 6009 ?R. 16. 36 6051 9. 402, 25; 
5939-5953 Ο. 8. 22 6010 = ᾿ 88», 38 
5954 O. 8: 12 Gor, 6013 OF 1. 73 OF 5.7.38 
5955 OQ. 88 6013, 6014 O. 7. 32 O.. 10. 13 
5956-5961 O. 1. 36 6015 OQ. ὅν 22 6052-6060 - 
5062 οι Getter 6016 δ “25.20 6061 ας 23 
5963 Ὅν τ ὩΣ 6017 Or ὦ. 157 6062 ORI Eek 
5964-5966 O. 1. 2, 4 | 6018 ΩΝ 8.37 6063-6071 O. 5. 15 
5967, 5968 O. 1. 5 6019 ?0. 2. 14 6072 O. 1. 19 
5969 Οὐ 7632 6020 O. 4. 17 (art. | 6073 BO: 48 © 
5970-5973 O. 2. 54 2) 6073 07.6074- 
5974 O. 3: 23 6o21 O. 3+ 42, 43 | 6076 O. 7: 39 
5975-5983 Ὁ. 5. 23 6022 ?O. 2 Ὁ 6077 ?inO. 7. 39 
5984 Os =i. 37 6023 20. 46.27 6078 ἢν 22 
5985 Ogee ee 6024 O. 1. 48-50 | 6079, 6080 O. το. 12 
- 6025, 6026 Ο. 4. 10 6081 OF 3.458 
5986 Qa. pate 6027, 6028 O. 5. 20 6082 O. το. 14 


O. 5. 13 
©1140. δ. ἡ 
9 ae ae 4 
8 Sal Fa 1 
O. 2. 28 
Oe 9.:ὄ 8 
Ὁ. 8 τὸ 
Ο. 9.ὄ 13 
O. © 3.51 
On7 Rind 
6 Fae eo 
O. 9g. 12 
Ὁ .3.. 32 
Ο. 4. 45 
O. 2. 42 
Ο: 3. 22 
ΘΟ εἶ “Te: 
O. 5. 39 
O.. τ § 
O. το. 36 


TABLE IV. 


6111 


6112 
6113 
6114 
6115 
6116 
6117 
6118 
6119 
6120-6124 
6125 
6126 
6127 
6128 
6129-6132 
6133 
6134 
6135, 6136 
6137 
6138, 6139 
6140 
6141-6156 


O. το. 11 (art. 4) 
or O. 10. 22 
O. 3. 26 


92999 999999 99990 


eeetlayvortelenase | 


XxXix 
6157 O. 1. 61 and 
ὍΣ». 
6158 O. 10. 26 
6159 Ο. § 8 
6160 O. 2. 25 
6161-6165 O. 4. 42 
6166-6176 O. 2. 29 
6177 = 
6178 ©. Δ. τὰ, 18, 
33 
O. 4. 39 
Θὲ §. 4% 
O. 7. 35 
O. .8. 14; 25, 
32, 36 
6179 = 
6180 ?0. 2 21 
6181 POs ase 
6182 O. 5. 40-44 


6183-6185 O. 2. 41 
6186-6188 O. 2. I 
6189 - 


LIST OF THE LANGUAGES AND MAIN SUBJECTS OF THE 
MANUSCRIPTS. 


Bohemian: O. 7. 38 


Dutch: O. 1. 41; O. 3. 20; O. 8. 29; 
O. 9. 31 


English: Ὁ. 1. 9, 13, 25, 29, 51, 573 71. 
745 975 Oi 2. χὰ 15; 16,22; 57) 40; 45; 
47: 49, 53, 66, 68; O. 3, 10, 11, 12, 21, 
26, 40, 58; O. 4. 39; O. 5. 2, 4, 6, 26, 
31; O. 7. 20, 23, 26, 31, 47; O. 8.1, 2, 
17, 210 23, 26, 32, 35, 36; Ὁ, οὖν 6, 
10, 20;-32, 37400. 10-7502, 34 


French: O. 1. 3, 17, 20, 43, 46, 65, 69, 
71, 76; O. 2. 5, 14, 21, 29, 45; O. 3. 
20, 45; 52, §6; O. 4. 26; 31, 323.0. Εἰ 
32, 33, 343 Ο. 7. 9, 27; O. 8.1, 2, 
18, 25, 27, 29; Ο. 9. 10, 26, 34, 353 
O. το. 19 

German: O. 1. 13 O. 4. 15 
Greek:O. 11.2; ἃ, ὃς 8, 10) Tay 18:10, 

23, 32, 36, 37, 53-55, 61, 66, 68, 73; 

O. 2. 3, 12, 34, 36, 38, 39, 54, 61; 

O. 3. 1, 8, 9» 14, 15, 18, 23, 48, 51; 

O. 4. 3, 6, 9, 17, 21—24, 41; Ὁ, 5. τὸ, 

11, 15, 16, 18, 19, 23, 27, 36; O. 7. 4, 

22, 29, 32, 39) 44> 45; Ο. 8. 3, 7, 8, 

1O—I2, 22, 333 O. 9. 4, 5,16, 17, 27; 

Os 30. 10, τὸς 14, 15,° 32) °33 


Italian: O. 2. 67; O. 7. 20; O. 10..19 


Welsh: O..5. 22; Οἱ 7. 1 


Alchemy: O. 1. 1, 77; O. 2. 15, 16, 18, 
22, 33, 473 Ο. 3. 27, 393 Ο. 4. 39; 
0.) 5.315 O. 7:19) 353 Ὁ, 8.1, 5, 9 
14, 24, 25, 28, 32, 36; O. 9. 19 


Astrology, Astronomy, Mathematics: O. 1. 
᾿Π11, 28, 31, 46, 58, 72; O. 2. 5, 24, 32, 
45; O- 3- 13, 19, 44, 493 Ὁ. 5. 26, 30, 
32; O. 7- 2, 17, 20, 23, 24, 36, 41; 
O. 8. 16, 17, 29, 34; O. 9. 6; O. το. 24 


Bibles, English: O. 7. 26 

Bibles, Greek: O. 1. 53—55; O. 2. 38; 
ON se: FAO’ 4. ἀν 904, “OLS. ἘΣ 
O. τὸν 32 

Bibles, Latin: O. 1. 48—50, 63; O. 2. 9; 
O. 3. 36; O. 4. 27; ΟΣ ΕΣ 13 0. 7. 343 
O. 8. 15, 19; O. g. 13 


History and Historical Collections: O. 1. 
17, 27, 47, 64, 78, 79; O. 2. 1, 4, 20, 21, 
26, 28, 30, 40, 41, 52—3, 63-4; O. 3.2, 
3» 5» 21, 24, 33) 53» 553 O- 4. 2, 13, 19, 
32—3, 43, 51; O. 5. 12, 21, 24, 25, 28, 
37, 3946; O. 7. 3, 6, 25, 38, 42-3; 
O. 9. I—3; 9, 14, 23, 25, 26, 28; O. Io. 
I, 5—7, 11, 17, 18, 22, 25, 27, 30, 34—5, 
37-8 


Illustrated manuscripts: O. 1. 1, 18, 20, 
57—64, 775 Ο. 2: 1, 55 14, 16, 30, 31,35, 
48, 49, 515 O. 3. 7, 10; 27, 29, 39, 57; 
59; O. 4. 4, 7, 9, 10, 16, 18, 19, 22, 26, 
27, 39 43. 45; Ο. 5. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 
ΣᾺ; 175° 21. Ὁ. 7. τῷ. 03,050; 407,405 


LIST OF LANGUAGES ETC. 


O. 8. 1, 3, 18, 19, 24, 35; O. 9. 1, 10, 
34,, 32,34, 353 OQ. 10.21, -26, 38. 
App. 1494 


Latin (Classical): O. 1. 33; O. 2. 11, 31, 
37> 42,51; O. 3. 7, 22, 28—9Q, 31—2, 34, 
42—3, 573 O. 4. 10, 11, 34, 453 Ο. 7-7, 
13, 40; O. 8. 4, 6; O. 9. 8, 12, 21, 28 


Law: O. 1. 3, 16, 25, 38, 71, 76; O. 2. 7, 
17, 20, 53, 58; O. 3. 11, 20, 45, 52, 56; 
O. 4. 13, 14, 31, 51; Ο. 5. 17, 29, 335 
O. 7. 27, 28, 40; Ὁ. 9. 18, 24, 26; 
O. το. 10, 20, 22, 38 


Liturgical: O. 1, 62, 75; O. 3. 10, 54, 
(55); O. 4 16, 18; O. 5. 3; Ὁ: 7. 31, 
“δὲ Θ..8. 18,35 * 


Medicine: O. 1. 1, 9, 13, 20, 21, 39, 40, 


44: 57, 59, 65, 773 O. 2. 13, 23, 27) 40,. 


XxXxi 


44» 49, 50, 53) 55) 57, 59, 62; O. 3. 30; 
O. 4. 8; O. 5. 32; O. 7. 20, 23, 373 
O. 8. 2, 9, 14, 23, 27, 31, 35, 36; O. 9. 
10, 31, 32, 37, 39, 40; Ο. I0. 19, 21 


Music: O. 3. 30, 58; Ο. 9. 29 


Patristic manuscripts (Latin): O. 1. 17, 
18, 52, 64, 70; O. 2. 24, 25, 29, 30, 31, 
43+ 60; O. 3. 35, 37» 41. 50, 55; O. 4. 
5: 7, 341 423 Ο. 5. 5, 7, 8, 20, 34, 47; 
O. 7. 55 9: 14, 33> 413 O. 8. 6, 21, 26; 
O. 9. 5, 15, 20, 22, 25, 28, 30, 33, 36; 

Or Ao.. 8, 16,. Δ) 31,336 


Poetry and Romances (not including mis- 
cellaneous verses): O. 1. 35; O. 2. 14, 
60, 66, 68; O. 3. 4, 12, 25; O. 4. 26; 
©. 5. 2, 6; 0.7.7; 0.8. 13; O. 9. 31, 
34, 38 


List OF MONASTERIES ETC. TO WHICH MANUSCRIPTS IN 
CLASS O CAN BE TRACED. 


Aberdeen O. 9. 9 Kirkeby O. 2. 40 
Albans St O. 5. 8; O. 7. 13 
Lesnes O. 4. 5 


Barking ? O. 2. 29; Ο. 3. 54 Lichfield O. 2. 2; O. 5. 12 
Barnwell O. 4. 1 London O. 4. 16 
Battlefield O. 5. 4 Dominicans of O, 2. 50 
Belvoir O. 9. 25 

Bradenstoke O. 5. 17 Margan O. 2. 4 

Burton O. 8. 36 Matthias Corvinus O. 4. 4 
Byland O. 1. 52; O. 3. 42 Middleham O. 1. 9 


Mount Grace O. 2. 56 
Cambridge, St Edmund’s hostel O. 8. 20 
Canterbary : Naples diocese O. 7. 46 
Christ Church O. 2. 31, 51; Ὁ. 4+ 343. Norwich O. 9. 300) 
O. 5. 34(?); O. ὁ. 15, 26; O. 10. 28, 31 
St Augustine’s O. 3. 7, 43; O. 4. 10,11; 


O. 7. 40(?) Oseney O. 3. 37 
Cerne O. 2. 45 
Charles V. of France O. g. 35 Pittenweem O. 3. 21 
Chichester O. 3. 35 ᾿ 
Colchester O 7. 41 Reading O. 3. 41 
Coventry O. 1. 64 Rochester O. 2. 24; O. 4. 7 
Deir O. 7. 40(?), 42 Shaftesbury O. 1. 38 
Diss O. 9. 20 Southwark O. 2. 30 
Dore O. 4. 42 Syon O. 7. 8(?) 


Durham Ο, 3. 22, 55 


Wardon O. 2. 25 
Warwick O. 9. 28 
Wells O. 8. 14(?) 
Westminster O. 7. 37 
Whalley O. 1. 17 
Witham O. 5. 7 
Wiirzburg O. 7. 33 


. Ely O. 2. 1, 41 
Exeter O. 10. 23 


Fountains O. 1. 30, 79 


Ghent O. 1. 34 

Gilbertine O. 7. 43 

Glastonbury O. 1. 18; O. 9. 38; O. 10. 8 
Grandmont, Order of O. 3. 50 York O. 3. τὸ 


Hereford O. 5. 20(?) Unknown, but probably identifiable O. 1. 
21, 59; O. 2. Ὁ) Θὲ 7. 7, 16; ὍΣ 9. 
Ireland O. 8. 13 30, 33 (Carmelite) 


THE GALE MANUSCRIPTS. 


1025. CuHeEmica. Cn, Eo at 


Paper, 84 x δὲ, ff.97. Cent. xvi, xvii. In a handsome stamped 
binding. 

Marked B. 63. No. 129. 

A book of alchemical receipts written mostly in double 
columns; in German. 

There are a good many drawings of furnaces, retorts, and 
the like. 

In the cover in a later hand, is 


Gorg. Haidl Cancellarius. 
N(?) 5. Abraham Cugel (?). 


The writing is that of Leonhard Thurneiser of Basel (1530- 
1596), physician to the Elector of Brandenburg. 


He was the author of a large number of books on alchemy, 
mineral waters, botany, etc. 


O,. 1. 2 
1026. Grammatica GRAECE. 5964- 
5966" 


Paper, 81 χόξ, ff. 46, 32 lines to a page. Cent. xiv, xv, in ἃ 
good clear hand. It is a part of the same volume as O. I. 5. 

Marked Ὁ. 41. No. 172. 

Collation: κεῖ ns® κζ'..λϑ. 


T. C. ΠῚ. I 


CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


Contents : 


I. 


τοῦ ὁσίου πατρὸς ἡμῶν Μιχαὴλ τοῦ συγκέλλου περὶ ἐᾷ συντάξεως 
τοῦ λόγου 

Ἡ περὶ τῆς endo: τοῦ vie ἘΞ ΕΣΕ ΤΑ rodNh TE sich βαθεῖα 
καθέστηκε. 

In the margin a note by Patrick Young: Titulus in MS. Rauii 
sic se habet etc. 

Ending p. 52. 

ἀλλὰ Kal λίαν ἀκραιφνὲς γνώρισμα τυγχάνον τῆς ἡμῶν πρὸς σὲ 
σχέσεως ὦ φίλων ἄριστε. 

Printed by Aldus 1525 under the name of Georgius ee 


παροιμίαι Kar’ ἀλφάβητον ᾿ ἷ : ° ‘ Ξ 
᾿Αβυδηνὸν ἐπιφόρημα τὸ ἀηδὲς. 

Ending p. 75- 

φὸν τίλλων. 

τὰ λεγόμενα ἐπὶ τῶν ἀδυνάτων ᾿ . 5 


κατὰ πετρῶν σπείρεις " εἰς οὐρανὸν arty K.T. ᾿ῆς 

Ending βατράχοις οἰνοχοεῖς. ἀνέμους γεωργεῖς. 

ζώων ἀλόγων φωναί Σ . : 

᾿Ανθρώπου, τὸ φωνεῖν " τὸ βοᾶν" τὸ pepe kal ἄλλα eink 

λέοντος τὸ βρυχᾶσθαι" λύκου τὸ ὠρύεσθαι....... 

ἁμαξῶν τετριγέναι " πυρὸς βρόμος" ἀνέμων πάτταγος. 

See Schoell and Studemund Anecdota gr. et lat. 1. 103. 

Περὶ λέξεως τοῦ Φιλοπόνου . . . ᾿ δ Ξ 

Λέξις ἐστὶ φωνὴ ἐγγράμματος" μέρος λόγου παριστῶσα. 

Ending p. 81. 

ἀλκαῖος ἀλκάος" ἀρχαῖος ἀρχάος" Pane ῥωμάος. 

Τρύφωνος πάθη λέξεων 

Ta τῆς λέξεως πάθη εἰς δύο γενικώτατα Raiser. 

Ending p. 83. ἐγὼ éywvn* τὺ, τύνη. 

Title. λεκτέον δὲ ταὶ τῆς ἐνδείας 

᾿Αφαίρεσις δέ ἐστι κατ᾽ ἀρχὴν ἀποβολὴ ἄτας δ ἢ ρηλυβῆος 

--ὀοὐκέτι ἐκλίθη. 

Πῶς δεῖ ἡμᾶς ταῖς συντάξεσι χρῆσθαι 4 Ζ 

Εϊδέναι δεῖ ὅτι ὁ ποιητὴς ἐλλειπτικὸς τῶν ἄρθρων ΜΕΥ 
-διὰ τῶν μεταφράσεων σὺν θεῶ δηλωθήσεται. 

Tod αὐτοῦ περὶ τρόπων. ᾿ . ᾿ . : 


͵ Φράσις ἐστὶ λόγος ἐγκατάσκευος. 


Ends p. 92 on χαριεντισμός. 
ἢ μάλα δή τι κύπρις ἀχαιιάδων. 
See Walz Rhetores Graeci vill. Spengel Rhet. Gr. 11. 191. 


52 


75 


75 


76 


81 


83 


84 


85 


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1027. Customs or NorManpy. Ch ἘΠ 4 


Vellum, 8} x 6, ff. 56, double columns of 36 lines. Cent. xiii. 
At the beginning is a bit of a Postilla on the Psalms, and at the 
end a bit of a Canon Law MS., both of cent. xiv. 

Marked B. 62. No, 128. 

Collation: 1°-7°. 2 fo. la chose. 

On f. 1 at the top is a xvth cent. title 


de legibus et consuetudinibus normanorum. 


Preface 
Por ceu que nostre entencion est a esclerier en ceste oure au miez 
que nos porron les drois et les establissemenz etc. . ‘ L ὦ en 
The chapters: i de droit—cxvii de loi apparissant. 
Text . 5 . ὡ . Ξ ‘ » . ς . . 16 


(De droit.) Por ceu que la malice de couuetise auoit si ardamment 
en lacie en lumain lignage. 
The last chapter catalogued in the table (De loi apparissant) is on 
f. 504. It seems to end 
cil qui firent celes deuant idoiuent estre present. 
There are no more rubrics. Text continues 
deus freres furent dont .1. vendi son heritage . ‘ 5d 
from 52 ὦ to 564 are a number of examples of cases heard Fue 
1207 and 1218 at the eschiquier de Faleise. 
The last ends imperfectly. 
On the early editions see Brunet II. 375. 


ΕΠ, ἃ 
1028. Jou. Giycar SyNnTAXISs. | { 5966" 


Paper, 84 x 5%, ff. 50, 20 lines to a page. Cent. xvi, 1545. 
Marked C. 43. No. 174. 
Collation: 1° 2° 3°-6° 7°: blank flyleaves. 


Contents : 


Two titles. 
(1) Περὶ συντάξεως ᾿Ανωνύμου. : 
(2) Tod πατριάρχου κυρίου ᾿Ιωάννου τοῦ γλυκέως at ene 
συντάξεως ‘. & .2 
Ἧ rod λόγου χρῆσις site we ἣ πίνε τοῖς ὭΟΣΣΝ Sédoras ait 
θεοῦ τῆς ἀναγκαίας κοινωνίας ἕνεκα. 


4 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [O. I. 


There are marginal corrections by more than one hand. 
Ends f. 504 
ποθητὰ δικαίως ἂν αὐτοῖς καὶ εἴη καὶ νομείζοιτο. 
Colophon : 
ἐν χίω τοῦ αφμεου ἔτους ἑκατομβαιῶνος ἔνη καὶ νέα. 
The author John Glycas was Patriarch of Constantinople from 
1316-1320. The text was edited by Albert Jahn, Bern. 1849. 


ic Megs pe 


1029. HARpPOcRATION, ETC. 5967 
5968 


Paper, 81 x 6, ff. 56, 29 lines to a page. Cent. xiv, in the same 
hand as O. I. 2, of which it once formed part. 

Marked C. 39. No. 170. 

Collation: νηϑ--κδϑ, 


Contents : 


I. Harpocrationis Lexicon in Decem Rhetores . ας ὌΧ 

Headed in red Aproxpariwv. 

"ABapis κύριον. 

The MS. was collated by C. B. Scott for Dindorf’s edition 
in 1852 from “ABapis to Alyetov, from Νοθεῖα to Ὅτι of 
ποιητοὶ παῖδες, the whole of the letter y, as well as a 
number of scattered articles. ‘‘The MS. is carefully 
written, but with many omissions: e.g. the words 
Αἰγεῖδαι, Νυμφαῖον, Οἷον, Ὅτι διαμαρτάνει, ᾿Ονήτωρ, 
᾽Οργέων, "Opov, σκεῦος, Πυθαεία." Under ξηραλοιφεῖν 
and Ὁμηρίδαι etc. references to authors are omitted. 

In 1897 Dr J. E. Sandys collated the letter Τ' throughout, 
and examined all doubtful points in B and 2, on behalf 
of Dr Georg Wentzel of Gottingen. 

Notes by Mr Scott and Dr Sandys are in this volume. 

The text of Harpocration ends on f. 52 d—wi@upos. 

Notes follow on 

. ὑποκορίζομαι illustrated from Xenophon and Demosthenes. 

2. τί ἐστὶ τὸ ἐν τοῖς δημοσθένους Φιλιππικοῖς " καὶ τὸ θρυλλού- 
μενον τόδε ἀπόρρητον ἐκεῖνο" θεόπομπος ἐν Aa δεδήλωκε" 
φησὶ γὰρ καὶ πέμπει πρὸς Φίλιππον πρεσβευτὰς κ.τ.λ. 

3. τί λυγμὸς, τᾷ lines. 

4- χρεὼν" εἱμαρμένον τέλος ζωῆς. αἰλιανὸς ἐπεὶ δὲ ἐς γῆρας 
ἀφίκετο τὸ κοινὸν τῇ πεπρωμένη χρεὼν ἐξέτισε καὶ τῆς 
προσηκούσης κηδεύσεως ἔτυχε. 

The rest,(3 lines) grammatical. 

1, Helladii Besantinoi Chrestomathiae pars : ᾿ ; 53 


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Ὅτι Διονύσιος φησὶ μὲν λέγειν τοὺς ἀττικιστὰς ὠνησάμην 
ed. Meursius in Gronov. 7hes. Ant. Gr. X. col. 951. 
Ends f. 56 ὁ αἰτίαν πρότερον ἔχοντα φόνου (col. 981). 
It consists of a series of extracts, including one (ὅτε τὸν 
ὄνειρον---ἐνύπνια) which occurs on col. 981. 
See Philologus 1857 and 1876: and Hermes 1866 and 1870. 


1030. 45-6 


Paper, 84 x 61, ff. cir. 200. Cent. xvii, written by Roger Gale. 
Marked K. 20. No. 390. 


Contents: 


Roger Gale’s corrections of, and additions to, Bale’s Catalogus 
Scriptorum. 

They consist entirely of additional names (and commencements) of 
literary treatises by the various writers. The names of the 
writers are not given: but by references to the pages of Bale. 
The additions run from p. 19 to 672. 


1031. Ros. Parsons’. MEmorIiALe. On tr 


Paper, 8} x 6, ff. 171, varying number of lines to a page. 
Cent. xvii. 

Marked Ὁ. 43. _ No. 173. 

Robert Parsons. 


Pars prima memorialis pro reformanda Anglia. ὃ : ον ὦ 

Cap. I. 

Rationes' aliquot praecipuae cur angliae regno inter caetera omnia 
magis incumbat perfectam reformationem procurare cum illud 
tempora permiserint. 

Si ulla unquam natio sub caelo se Ὁ, O. M. gratam praebere 
debuerit etc. 

Part I. has 8 chapters. 

Memorialis Pars secunda quae ad clerum spectat seu statum 


ecclesiasticum . 3 : ὦ . . ᾿ ὃ . 2 546 
In seven chapters. 
Memorialis pars tertia. De Laicorum ordine . 3 ‘ . 117 


In five chapters. 
Ending f. 1174: duplicia pro omnibus peccatis suis. 


6 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. 1. 


Then, in another hand, perhaps the author’s own. 
Haec habui quae suggererem. 
Rob. Personius, 
Printed in English in 1690 by Edward Gee. 


1082. MisceLLANEA GRAECA. se. 8 


Paper, 8} x 53%, ff. 108, 11 lines to a page. Cent. xv late, in a 
rather straggling hand. 

Marked C. 40. No. 171. 

Collation: 18-7* 84 98-148. 


1. A collection of Aesopic fables, 32 in number. 
A note in the hand of Dobree on the fly-leaf gives the refer- 
ences to them in Hudson's edition, Oxford 1718, as follows : 
Fab. 4, 5, 10, 11, 12, 14, 16, 124, 125, 126, 159, 169, 23, 171, 
24, 25,5 250” Adhws, 26, 143, 142, 30, 32, 43; 34) 49, 43> 260, 
46, 47, 48, 49, 265. 


The first is 
Περὶ ἀλώπεκος καὶ τράγου. 
The last 
Περὶ πατρὸς καὶ υἱοῦ. 
2. Μόσχου "Ἔρως δραπέτης. 4 ‘ a : ot £28 


Followed by a Latin rendering τ Politian : . - . 30 
In an Italian hand, 
Amor fugitiuus e gr¢co moschi. 
Cum Venus intento natum clamore vocabat. 
Printed in Politiani Opera Paris 1529, I. f. 62 ὁ. 
At the end is 
Τέλος τοῦ "Ἔρωτος δραπέτου Μόσχου 
διὰ τοῦ ᾿Αγγέλου Πολλικιανοῦ 
Εἰς λατινικὴν τετραμμένου. 
p- 32 is blank. 
3. Φιλοστράτου ᾿Αθηναίου ἐπιστολαί . ᾿ x - i ᾿ 33 
(1). μειρακίῳ. : 
Ta ῥόδα ὥσπερ πτεροῖς τοῖς φύλλοις ἐποχούμενα. 
The first pages of this section have been used by a beginner in 
Greek who has written Latin equivalents and paradigms of 
verbs between the lines in a neat Italian hand. 
(44). μειρακίω. 
Εὖ πεποίηκας στρώμνη τροδαλενοὶ τοῖς , Hous i 
_ πεμηκέτι πνέοντα ῥόδον μόνον ἀλλὰ καὶ σοῦ . Ρ é 9! 
p- 92 blank. . 
4. Στίχοι τοῦ Γλόχειρος Μιχαήλυ. : erates ‘ . 93 


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Ta τοῦ δράματος πρόσωπα. “Aypoixos. Σοφὸς. Τύχη. Μοῦσαι. 
Χορός. 


"Αγροικος. [ὦ] Χαῖρε Τύχη πότνια τρισολβία. 


Ends p. 103 
Σοφὸς. γένοιτό μοι viv. τὸ δὲ μέλλον οὐ βλέπω 
δέδοικα μήπως εἰς ἐναντίον πέσω. 


- First printed by F. Morel, Paris 1593, and last in the Didot 


Fragmenta Tragicorum Graecorum (Diibner). 

App. p. x. 79. Diibner knew of no MS. 

On 104, 105, originally blank, is written in a xvith—xviith cent. 
hand a list of books apparently belonging toan English scholar. 

It is in two sections, the first containing 20 books. 

(1). Harmonia evangelistarum Osiandri cum eiusdem Osiandri 
in eadem annotationibus. 

(20). Laurentius valla de Eleg. Ling. Lat. 

The second contains 83 books. 


I. Niphe in Elenchos. 

2. Perionii translatio topicorum Aristot. cum eiusdem 

annotat. 

64. Nowelli catechismus. 

81. Testamentum novum anglice. 

82. Ethica Arist. Graece. 

83. Arist. Organon Graecum. 

All appear to be printed books. 

f. 106 is blank. 

Apophthegmata Philosophorum . 

Arranged alphabetically under names of ra i 

1. ᾿Αντισθένης. 

᾿Αντισθένης τοῖς μέλλουσι σώζεσθαι ἔφη. φίλων δεῖ γνησίων ἢ 
διαπύρων ἐχθρῶν. οἱ μὲν γὰρ νουθετοῦντες τοὺς ἁμαρτάνοντας 
οἱ δὲ λοιδοροῦντες ἀποτρέπουσιν. 

The other authorities quoted are 

Aristides, Aristonymus, Chrysostom, Aristippus, Alexander, 
Apollonius, Aristotle, Antigonus, Antiphanes, Aristarchus, 
Anaxagoras, Aeschylus, Anacharsis, Amphides, Antagoras, 
Aesop, Anexamenius, Aeschines, Apelles, Amasis, Dion, 
Basil, Bias, Babylas, Barnabas. 

BapvdBas ὁ ἀπόστολος ἔφη" ἐν ἁμίλλαις πονηραῖς ἀθλιώτερος ὁ 
νικήσας διότι ἐπέρχεται πλέον ἔχων τὰς ἁμαρτίας. 

Benedict (ὁ ῥήτωρ), Bezaleel. 

Βεσεβεὴλ ὁ τεχνικὸς ἔφη" διαφέρει τοῦ νηπίου καθ᾽ ἡλικίαν οὐδὲν 
ὁ ἐν ταῖς φρεσὶ νιπιάζων. 

Gregory, Gerontius, Gelasius, (G)lycon. 

Diagoras, Diogenes, Demosthenes, Demonax, Dion, Democritus, 
Demetrius, Didymus, Demades. 

Eupolis, Eucritus (ὁ Xtos), Euripides, Epicurus, Empedocles, 
Epictetus, Euclid. 


107 


8 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS, [ὁ 1. 


Theocritus, ὁ χῖος παραγενόμενός ποτ᾽ els ῥόδον καὶ θεασάμενος 
τοὺς ῥοδίους τὰς μὲν οἰκίας λιθίνας ἔχοντας. 
Here the MS. ends imperfectly. 


1033. Menpica. GO. τ, Ὁ 


Paper and vellum, 81 x 53, ff. 193, mostly about 27 lines to ἃ 
page. Cent. xv. 

Marked Ὁ. 23. No. 154. 

On the flyleaf (late xv) 


Iste liber constat Wilelmo Marshall capellano magistro scolarum de Midleham ex 
dono Joh. Wherton armiger necnon auditor Abunculo suo qui obiit apud kirkebitere 
carnispriuio A.D. 1484. Anno Regni Regis Ricardi tercii secundo littera dominicalis B. 
cuius corpus sepultum fuit die cinerum in naue ecclesie eadem tumba qua vxor eius 
prima quorum animarum propicietur deus qui illud alienauerit seu false abstulerit a 
predicto Willelmo Anathema sit. 


Ad studium pergo ego pronus mente Johannes 

et fiere cupiens arte bona sapiens 

Virtutes cumulando bonas viciosa relinquens 

Vt fugiam vitia mente mea studio 

Supin (?) me minitat quos non formido reficte 

Tesu teste deo quae sum vecordia nulla 

Corde meo regnat corpore firmus ego 

qui fugit eque(?) vides nihil hunc hominem voco nullum 
Subuenies non est h s sponte dei. 


Collation: x? a” (inner and outer sheets vellum) | 16 (inner and 
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ὍΡΟΣ 


Contents: 
1. Schola Salerni : ate , . : 4 ee | 
Anglorum regi scripsit scola tota salerni. 
Ends f. τοῦ 


Hec super renes p‘té pioe fit que iuuand’ 
a prose paragraph. 

Condiciones iste in naturali requiruntur egestione . ‘ Io 
A Table for bleeding according to the signs of the zodiac . 108 

2. A large collection of Medical Receipts in Latin and English . 12 
Headed 
Ihesus. Ad mea principia consiste virgo maria. Michael. 
Ad casum capillorum et ad allopiciam. 
Ad casum capillorum fac cinerem et postea toxicum de 
stercoribus columbarum. 


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1034. 


Paper, 8 x 6, ff. 294, 17 lines to a page. 


1606). 


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Ends with 
Unguentum aureum ad fracturas. 
Expl. iste liber scriptor sit crimine liber. 
Table follows in a later hand: and then a still later index. 


ORIGENIS PHILOCALIA, ETC. 


Marked E. 16. No. 253. 


Contents: 


I. 


Philocalia Origenis ex ejus scriptis concinnata variis a Basilio 
M. et Greg. Nazianzeno. 

Ex codice Cyprio descripta manu Graecae linguae studiosi 
posita e regione Gilberti Genebrardi Interpretatione. 

Ill™° et generosissimo Dn. Henrico Vuottonio sereniss! ἃ 
potentiss' Regis magnae Britanniae apud Venetos oratori 
felicem ex Italia in Germaniam gratulatus reditum David 
Hoeschelius A. 

Opus hoc origenis ἀνέκδοτον περικαλλὲς καὶ πολυωφελὲς L.M. 
observantiae ergo D.D. 

On the flyleaves are notes by Gale (?). 

Collatus est hic codex cum alio Novi Coll. apud Oxonienses 
uti conjicio. 

Also on MSS. of Theodoret at Paris (by Patrick Young (?)). 

Dedication by G. Genebrard to Jac. Billius Abbot of S. 
Michael in Eremo, 

Capitula and Text, with Greek and Latin on alternate pages. 

Various readings (of the Oxford MS.) in the margin. 

The Greek is dated at the end Prid. Non. Sept. 1606. The 
Latin 1604. Non. Sept. ¢. 

At the end are 5 folded leaves with transcripts of the letter 
of Origen to Africanus, and of Africanus to Origen on 
Susanna: written by Patrick Young. 

Dr Westcott (Dict. Chr. Biogr. s.v. Origen, p. 140 note) quotes 
the title page and remarks. ‘‘It is not easy to fix the date 
of (Wotton’s) return from Italy. Probably it was after Sir 
H. Wotton retired from his post at Venice in 1610.” 

See also Fabr. Bibl. Gr. vir. 221. 

Note that Hoeschel’s edition of part of Origen’s letter to 
Africanus was the first portion of the Greek text of Origen 
that was printed. 


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Paper, 84 x 6}, ff 24 written, 23 lines to a page. Cent. xvi. 
Marked K. 7. No. 377. 
Collation: At—F*. 

Joannes Robyns de Cometis. 

Ad invictissimum principem henricum eiusdem nominis octavum 


serenissimum anglorum regem De Cometis commentaria Joannis 
Robyns sui alumni et socii collegii omnium animarum Oxonia. 


Prohemium . : . : > A ᾿ . : ° Le ee 
Quamquam omnes philosophiae partes (princeps illustrissime). 

Capitula ‘ Ξ Ά A , Σ Ξ . ‘ ‘ : 46 
Text. 

C. 1. De causa materiali cometarum . ‘ : : : ἕ 5 


Quanquam oculorum obtuitus. 
C. 8 ends f. 24a 

incolumem seruet opt. max, [6515 Christus. 
The preface is printed in Halliwell’s Rava Mathematica 1829. 
The author died Canon of Windsor in 1558. 


1036. SrcreETUM SECRETORUM, ETC. Oe ἼΣΗ 


Paper, δὲ x 58, ff. 132+24 blank, 23 and 21 lines to a page. 
Cent. xv late. 

Marked C. 68. No. 200. 

Collation: 1* 213 [3% blank] 4"-11? (wants 12). 


Contents : 


1. Rogeri Baconis tractatus super librum Secretum Secretorum . f. 1 
(without heading). 

Inc. quidam tractatus breuis et utilis ad declarandum quedam 
obscure dicta in libro secreti secretorum Aristotilis quem 
librum edidit Aristotilis ad preces Alexandri magni in sua 
senectute quem Tractatum fecit Frater Rogerus Bacon de ᾿ 
ordine minorum. 

Subjects of the six Capitula follow. 

Text: Propter multa in hoc libro contenta qui liber dicitur 
Secretum Secretorum Aristotilis . - F ᾿ eh. 18 1d 

There are several diagrams of the spheres, etc. 

f. 19 is blank. 

Ends on f. 204: intellectu vigentibus sufficiunt ad presens. 

Expl. tract. fr. Rog. Bacun declaratorius de libro Secreti 
Secretorum Aristotilis. 


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Item Capitulum extractum de quodam opere quod fecit idem 
Fr. Rogerus de ord. min. ad mandatum Clementis. Et 
valet ad exposicionem dictorum et dicendorum in textu 

Sequitur de Sciensia experimentali que est dignior omnibus 
aliis et potencior e . . ᾿ . . 

Ends f, 246: 

extra terminos aliarum scientiarum consistit in duobus, 

24 blank leaves follow. 

Aristotelis Secretum Secretorum . . . : . 

Cap. 1. de Prologo cuiusdam doctoris in ΡΡΟΞΘΟ ΠΣῸΣΣ 
Aristotilis. 

Deus omnipotens custodiat. 

Cap. 2. Johannis qui transtulit librum bis et de inuencione 
ot a a ee oe = oes 
-a@. Johannes qui transtulit librum istum. 

Cap. 3. est Epistola Aristotilis remissoria ad peticionem Regis 
Alexandri etc. 

O fili gloriosissime . 

Pars II. begins on ° 5 ea 2 ; 

Pars III. δ OE Mieke ra eh eas hg 

Pars IV. ° . . 

Ends f. 130 with a note i the ἌΓΕΙΣ: that the bok is in- 
complete in Latin. 

Et ideo querantur cum aliis exemplaribus solebam enim habere 
integrum quantum fuit translatum. 

Expl. lib. secreti secretorum Aristotilis ad regem alexandrum 
qui liber intitulatur liber decem Scienciarum cum qui- 
busdam Declaracionibus Fratris Ragest Bacun de ordine 
minorum. Deo gracias. 


A xviith cent. note on Johannes Erigena. : ὃ 
Hic inc. cronicula de britannia que nunc anglia dicitur et 
de regibus eiusdem etc. . Ρ' ° 


Hec terra que nunc > Anglia dicitur primo dicta fait Albicum ab 
Albion. 
Ends f. 132 
᾿ Ricardus’ secuhdus coronatus est apud Westm. et ibidem 
sepultus et regnauit. 
f. 132 ὁ is blank. 


MEDICA. 


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20 


25 


276 


28 


456 
8646 


124 


1306 


131 


Cnt, 12 


Paper, various sizes, χὲ x σὲ to 54. Several volumes of 
Cent. xv—xvii, in many hands, none very good. 
Marked C. 65. No. 197. 


12 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 
Contents : 
I. On the virtues of herbs . ° . . ᾿ 2 . Ζ 
ff. 15—19 are torn out. 

Fragment of a poem on blood-letting . . : ‘ 2 

Days of the month appropriate for κύτος ἐς αὐ, δ τα τῷ 

Receipts . 

Her it tellepe in what dayes is ἡδεῖ, to blede ὥς ἀπ 
maladyes_ . . . ° . 

Her ben the xij Sites of a wees renee ἢ . : 

Inc. exposicio siue interpretacio nominum herbarum sec. 
alphabetum et vocatur herbarium 

Dayes in y* monethys of γ 3er ffor γ᾽ leche to shee & to 6 
ware whiche be good . ὡ . . 

Receipts for ‘ye axis,’ ‘rynge worm,’ os of γ᾽ ‘hed,’ 
dropsy, ‘talent (=craving) of mete’. . . « - 

366, 374 are blank. 

Herbarium. ς : Ἶ : ς 

Receipt for the Fetch ἀν; 

446, 454 are blank. 

English verses: What man i wil on leche crafte lere 

Receipts . 

This is y® lytil ok of y° eres of ae γ' y° AES of 
salerne gaderyd and compiled at instance of y® cowntese of 
henowde...I danyel ham translatyd into ne ree 
worde for worde as fonde in latyn . : é 

The translator asserts that before 1342 rosemary was un- 
known in England, and that it was first sent from the 
Countess of Hainault to her daughter Queen Philippa. 
II. Receipts in French and Italian (cent. xvi.) . ; Ἀ . 

On f. 1224 is ‘ Prouata—Nathanele Chiorlo.’ 

III. Receipts in English (cent. xv.) . «© . ° 

Culinary receipts in English . , ° 

IV. Medical receipts in Sree preceded by the same verses as on 
f. 456 : ᾿ . . . . . . 
V. Index to medical receipes: not all of them now in the MS. 


Notes on zodiacal and planetary influences 


_ The boke of husbondrye 


This ys the tretyse of husbondrye by Mr Grosthed ante ΡΣ 
was byshoppe of lyncolne he translate this boke owt of 
France into Inglisse. 

It is continued on f. 188 ὁ. 

On 1774, 188 (wrongly grees are medical receipts. 

Regimen sanitatis Salerni 5 ‘ ᾿ 4 ς 

.  Francorum regi scripsit scola tota pane 

(beginning only). 

On 1784 are signs, planets, astrological and medical notes. 

The Book of Husbandry continued . 


[ο. 1. 


774 


83 


145 
155 


166 
173 
1756 
177 


178 ὁ 


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Receipts Ὁ SPAR et oh Neng OG. « 1944 
Miscellaneous notes . ᾿ 4 e ὰ 2046 
Note of a Bill (2 Hen. V) concerning the ‘temporall 
landes douetly (sic) gyven and disordynatly spent by 
religious.’ See Hall’s Chronicle Hen. V. f. iii ὁ. 
Heraldic notes ending with 
A disgracynge of a knyght . : . ° ° ‘ 205 
List of Officers of Waltham Forest . Ὁ . « « 2056 
Whatt women be in dede, why shold nott all men know 
Fyckell to there ffrende, & spytfull to there Foo 


quod Robert Jernegan. 
Receipts follow. 


Nota. Hii sunt dies periculose (corr. to -i) qui sunt in 

anno . . . . ᾿ ° F ὲ . . . 209 6 
The names of certen Skottes taken by my Mr Sir Gylez Capell 

knyght that brake out of Colchester Castell in Anno primo 


R. E. sexti. 

Receipts . i. νὰ 210 

Hic inc. Galfridus super Palladium de  Agrcaltra Anglificatum 

Tabula . ‘imei - . ᾿ . 213 

Continued on f. sick 

Index to receipts called Tabulae ΠΕΡ . ° - 214 

Galfridus continued . ἃ > ᾿ . 2 . 2156 

Receipts . . Ἂ ‘ 220 
VI. Annotationes est καὶ de Camchaticn Neneen Pagnini . 223 

Ending f. 235. 


VII, VIII. Receipts and miscellaneous notes, save at the end in a hand 
like that of Dr See . ° 4 . ὲ ° . . 236—302 


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6038° 


Paper, 8 x 5#, ff. 121 written, 13 lines to a page. Cent. xvi 
(1573), well written, the first pages injured by fire. 
. Marked Ὁ. 66. No. 198. 
On the flyleaf (xvii, xviii) is this note: 


In Cod. MS. Vossii. 
ἕ, Κωνσταντίνου βασιλέως τακτικὰ περὶ Ναυμαχίας στρατη- 

γημάτων καὶ πειρατικῆς c. Ambr. 

Init.:’Aqd’ ἧς δὲ εἴπομεν ταῦτα εἰς. desinit ταυσαῦτα περὶ 
θαλασσομαχίας ἐν συντόμῳ εἰρήκαμεν. 

On the next leaf in an older hand 

᾿Ονοσάνδρου στρατηγικὰ. 
Index of chapters: the upper part of the first leaf burnt . f. 1 


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Τοῦ σοφωτάτου... 
καὶ ἑτέρων δι... 
προοί(μιον) 
περὶ αἱρέσεως... 
περὶ ἀγαθοῦ στρατηγοῦ... εἴς. 
38 chapters are enumerated. 


Capitula to the other tracts follow . : - ‘ 30 

f. 5 is blank. 

Text. . 

Tod σοφωτάτου ᾿Ονοσάνδρου στρατηγικὰ . Ἢ ὰ ἢ 6 
Προοίμιον. 


Ἱππικῶν μὲν λόγων ἢ κυνηγητικῶν. 
Ends κινδύνου κατανόητος στρατηγός. 
See Fabric. 5261. Gr. Iv. 336. 
Λέοντος βασιλέως μαχικά. 
Περὶ ναυμαχίας βουλόμεθα διατάξασθαι. 
In 72 chapters, ending 
Ἔν συνόψει μετρίως εἰρήσθω. 
See Fabric. “16. Gr. VII. 707. 
Ἔκ τοῦ κυροῦ Λέοντος τοῦ βασιλέως. 
“Ιστορήσω σοι ἔτι καὶ ἕτερον ναυτικοῦ στόλου στρατήγημα. 
Ending 
καὶ ὅταν ὑπὸ χειμῶνος ταλαιπωρωθῶσιν 
οὐκ ἦν πλέον τῶν ἐνταῦθα. 
A note in Latin by Patrick Young on the identity of 
the author of the next tract. 
Ναυμαχικὰ συνταχθέντα παρὰ Βασιλείου πατρικίου καὶ παρὰ 
κοιμωμένων . στίχοι. 
Αὐσονίης σοφίης δεδιδαγμένοι ἔξοχα ἔργα 
καὶ στίχας ἠδὲ φάλαγγας, ἰδ᾽ ἀῤῥαγέας παρατάξεις 


καὶ γενεὴν ὀλέσεις καρχηδονίων μεγαθύμων. 
Προοίμιον. 
Εἴπερ καὶ ἄλλο τι τῷ βίῳ λυσιτελεῖν. 
There is a marginal collation with a Vossian MS. 
In six chapters, ending 
μετιτέον δὲ ἤδη ἐπὶ τὰ εἴδη τῶν παρατάξεων. 
οὕτω ἔκειτο ἐν τῷ πρωτοτύπῳ [Sed in Cod. Voss. sequitur 
Ναυμαχίας παράταξις κυκλική.- ᾿ 
Ζ. κυκλικὸν καλεῖται τὸ σχῆμα τῆς τάξεως ὅταν τῷ μὴ 
διδόναι διεκπλοῦ......... 1. 
The above in brackets is added by Gale(?). After it 
follows the original colophon 
ὑπὸ dvipéov δαρμαρίου εἴληφε τέλος 
ἐν τῷ ἔτει ᾳφογ΄. ᾿Ιανουαρίου av 
᾿Ενετίαζε. 
The following leaves are blank. 


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The tract of Basil was printed in Fabric. Bzb/. Gr. (1717) Vul. 
136, from a transcript of this MS. made in London in 1616 by 
F. Lindebrogius, In the edition of 1821 (1x. 97) this MS. is men- 
tioned but the text is omitted. 

Andreas Darmarius was a well-known copyist: over thirty 
MSS. in the Bibliotheque Nationale are his work. 


1039. MisceLLANEA GRAECA. Ὧν τ τε 


Paper, 8 x 54, ff. 30, 22 lines to a page. Cent. xv, in a plain 
large upright hand. Has suffered from damp. 
Marked C. 64. No. 196. 


1. 8. Johannes Damascenus de adorandis imaginibus adversus 
Constantinum Cabalinum (Migne, P. G. xcv. 309—344). f. 1 
Begins imperfectly in § 10 (Migne col. 325). 
καὶ οὕτω κατὰ μικρὸν ἀνάγεις πρὸς τὰ ἀόρατα. 
Ends f. 12 as in Migne. 
2. Tod ἐν ἁγίοις πατρὸς ἡμῶν καὶ ὁμολογητοῦ ᾿Ιωσὴφ ἀρχιεπισκόπου 
Θεσσαλονίκης λόγος els τὸν τίμιον καὶ ζωοποιὸν σταυρόν + 12 
Σταυροῦ πρόκειται σήμερον ἑορτὴ. 
Ends f. 25, almost illegible. 
Printed in Gretser, de Cruce τι. 116, and Combefis, 8261. patr. 
Gr. concionat. 136. 
3. Ἱππολύτου τοῦ. μακαριωτάτου καὶ μάρτυρος ἐπισκόπου Ῥώμης 
λόγος περὶ τῆς συντελείας τοῦ κόσμου καὶ περὶ τοῦ ἀντιχρίστου 
καὶ εἰς τὴν δευτέραν παρουσίαν τοῦ κυρίου ἡμῶν ᾿Ιησοῦ Χριστοῦ 25 
᾿Επειδὴ οἱ μακάριοι. 
It is the spurious tract printed in Migne, P. G. X. 903. 
The first leaf of this goes down to ἐν νῷ φέροντες (§ 2). After 
this another text begins abruptly (f. 31). 
ἐν σφαγῆ᾽ ὁ δὲ ἐξ ἐθνῶν θεὸς ἐν σαρκὶ καὶ ὁ μὲν TH σκιᾶ ἠτένιζεν" 
ὁ δὲ τῷ ἡλίω καὶ θεῶ προσέτρεχε καὶ οἱ μὲν δήσαντες χριστὸν 
ἀπεπέμποντο᾽ οἱ δὲ ἐξ ἐθνῶν προθύμως ἐδέχοντο αὐτόν. 
“ΤΕ ends with a long speech of Joseph to Pilate (δός μοι τοῦτον 
τὸν ξένον) and may be a bit of no. 2. 
f. 30 is a second leaf of Hippolytus, and carries on the text to 


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Marked C. 57. No. 188. 


Contents : 


A Discourse, Intituled: 
Certayne errors upon the Statutes made the xxvith yeare of 
K. Edwarde the 3. Of children borne beyond the sea. 
Conceiued by Sergeant Browne 
Confuted by Sergeant Ferfax 
In manner of a dialogue. 


Another copy in O. 4. 13. 


1041. CLemMENTIS RECOGNITIONES, ETC. (5... ἢ 


Vellum, 72 x 54, ff. 276 (numbered 287), 38 lines to a page. 
Cent. xiv, mostly in one hand. 
Marked C. 55. No. 186. 
From Whalley Abbey : on the lower margin of f. 267 is written 
in pencil 
Liber Mon* de Whalley. 


On f. 217 is Roger Lyndelay (xv), see also the last flyleaf. 

Collation: 2 flyleaves | 1-9 10*| 117 12% 138-155 16% 174 
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Contents : 


1. A leaf (xiv) of the Visio de spiritu Guydonis beginning 
audiebant unam tenuem vocem primo (?) dicere. Amen 
ending 
ibi disponitur ad summum (?). 
2. The Clementine Recognitions, 
Inc. prologus in librum quem moderni itinerarium beati 
Petri uocant. 
(The leaf is numbered 7.) 
Tibi quidem papa gaudenti 
—narracionis inicium. Expl. prologus. 


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Text: 

Ego clemens in urbe roma. - ‘ é ° 
Liber x ends on f. 105 

et non minorem ei graciam quam apostolo exhiberet. 
Expl. liber decimus. 
A list of European sovereigns. 

Imperator Romanorum etc. 
List of the principal Churches in Rome, and of the Cardi- 

nalates. 

List of the dioceses of Europe and of the East. 
Ending f. tog: 

Archiepiscopus Colocensis qui dicitur Rodo. nullum habet 

suffraganum. - 

Explicit secundum Rogerum. 
109 4 is blank. 
In a later hand, as I believe: Galfridi Monemutensis Historia 

Britonum! . : Ξ Ξ = ° . ᾿ ᾿ 2 
Prologue. Cum mecum multa 
—gratulatus effectu. 

Ends f. 177: in latinum sermonem transferri curauit. 


Explicit. 
Inc. prophetia merlini . . J 
Sedente Wortigerno Rege sited: super ripam Reserve 
fluminis. 


Ending: et sonitum inter sidera conficient (181). 
181 ὁ is blank. 
Meditationes Bernardi . ‘ . ° ὃ : 
Multi multa sciunt. 
Ending: cum sponsa proficies unum eundemque dominum 
glorie qui viuit et regnat in sec. sec. Amen. 
Domine deus meus da cordi meo te desiderare 
Ending: roborique tuo mea placeat imbecillitas per I. α 
saluatorem meum qui cum patre in tui unitate uiuit et 
regnat per infinita sec. sec. Amen. 
A paragraph on Faith . 5 . * - 2 ‘ ° 
In another hand, verses headed . Ξ ἕ = . ; 
Vita...s. Brandani. 
Vana vanis garriat pagina pagana 
Greges agros prelia vox virgiliana 
Mundi dilectoribus placeant mundana 
Alexandri studia pia sunt non vana 
Is per uiam tridui liber in deserto 
Corde deo proximus azimis referto 
Pie sitit serie ad quam stilum verto 
Dulcis sitis pia sunt viam hanc experto. 


6D 


105 


Tio 


177 


182 


193 6 


199 ὁ 
200 


1 Not divided into books: mentioned by Hardy, A/aterials, 1. p. 345. 
T. C. ILL. 


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18 


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Gesta Alexandri . Ἶ ξεν Be . ὸ . oth 
De Nectanabo mago quomodo magnum genuerit Alexan- 
drum Egipti sapientes. 

Ending: vino et veneno superatus a(t)que extinctus occubuit 
(212 δ). 

Gulielmus Gemmeticensis de gestis Normannorum 

Prologue. 

Pio victorioso atque orthodoxo summi regis nutu 
—Rex victoriose atque orthodoxe. Expl. epistola. 

Text. Ex quo francorum gens. 

The seventh book or section ends: ab eis iniuste perpetratam. 

Sequitur genealogia Edwardi regis . ῷ ; 

Anno domini m?°.lxxiiij tres de prouincia merciorum 
monachi. 

Ends: Cui successit Edwardus filius eius et regnauit annis 
L. et plus. 

The text of William of Jumieges was printed in Camden’s 
Anglia Normannica etc. a veteribus scripta, p. 684 sqq- 1603. 
Also in Duchesne, Hist. Mormann. Scripit. Ant., p. 245 
(P. L. exlix. 779). This MS. seems to represent the second 
edition of the history as described by Hardy, 11. no. 20, and 
contained in MS. Harl. 491 and Magdalen Coll., Oxford, 
no. 75. : 

Then in another hand is added a note of the accession and 
death of Richard II. 

In a different hand. 

De infancia Christi Ξ ᾿ : < ᾿ Σ 4 

De commoracione beate marie in israel. 

Erat maria in admiracione omni populo israel. 

It is a text of the ‘ Liber de infantia,’ printed by Tischendorf 
as the Evang. Pseudo-Matthaei, and also by Oscar Schade. 
It ends 

Ihesus autem crescebat statuta (-ra) et sapiencia et omnes 
qui videbant eum glorificabant deum omnipotentem 
qui est benedictus in sec. sec. Amen. 

On f. 2644 is a form of deed roughly copied : 

Pateat......quod ego fr. R. de Warwych’ (?) ord. Cist. 
quondam Abbas monasterii de C. Recepi etc. 

In another hand: double columns: in French verse 

Advice from a father to his son. 

Un sages home de grant valur 
Ici sums temps uescist a grant honur 
De suen enfant se porpemsa 
Et de suen bien lui moustra. 
Ends: Plus ne durai meintenant 
Chier filz a deux vous comant. 
Explicit. 
In the same hand: single lines. 


ΟἿΣ, 


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244 


251 


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Dialogue between Love and a Knight. 
Uolez escuter vn deduit Dent ‘ cochaunt 
Ke ieo oy cestre autre nuit os choain 
Entre tresduz fin amur 
Et vn preudome de grant valur 
Ends : 
Treschier amur pur ceo requere\. 
Ke od moy voillez herberger κ΄ 


ten: prie Jesw Ἰς ὅς πνοῆς ae A mon departir. Amen. 


issi disant 
sanz returnir 


Ke me soiez en compaynie 
14. In prose. 
Story of the true Cross . 4 - ᾿ 5 - 2736 
Ki voudra sauer et oyr de la verraie croiz etc. 
Ad(am) nostre prémein (?) pere quant il fu gette hors de 
paradys. 
Ends: tut temps et empire sanz fyn(?). Amen. 
The vellum is thin and bad here, and the writing blotted. 
15. Inc. speculum Sancti Edmundi Archiepiscopi de tempore 
mundi . ᾿ Ὲ ‘ ᾽ A ‘ δ ‘ . 277 
En le honour de iesu. 
Ends f. 2874: penser coment il a cele liure de sanne (?). 
See Wallace’s Zife of St Edmund of Canterbury. 
On the same page are later scribbled verses to the Virgin, very 
faint. 
On the flyleaf are 
recto. Nine lines of cent. xv. 
A ffesto stelle numerando perfice lune 
Quinque bis inde duas bis septem bis deca tetras 
A ffesto stelle numerando perfice lune 
Quinquaginta dies post Ixx* fiet 
etc. 
They relate to the date of Easter. 
verso. Miscellaneous scribbles of verses, and pen trials. 
One of four lines at the top is signed ‘ Bleysdale.’ 
On a slip which follows is, 
Iste liber procuratus fuit per Rogerum de Lind(elay). 


1042. Encuiripion AvuGustTint. ΠΕΡῚ, 1 


Vellum, 7% x 54, ff. 113, 19 lines to a page. Cent. x, in a fine 
minuscule, written in England. 

Marked C. 72. No. 204. 2 fo, (text) ne quo. 

It seems likely that the book is from Glastonbury. The 
acrostic on Dunstan as Abbot is an indication (though an un- 


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finished later copy appears in a Canterbury book B. 14. 3) and 
also the remark ‘Liber opt(imus)’ which is in the style of the 
Glastonbury catalogue printed by Hearne (Joh. Glastoniensis ii. 
423 sqq.). On p. 426 there is an entry: 


‘‘Encheridion Augustini: duo libri, unus bonus, alius inutilis.” 
Collation: 1° | 28-128 (6 canc.) 13° 14%. 
Contents : 


f. τὰ is blank. 
_ On ἢ. 16 at top (xii?) liber (est) opt. 
Then in a hand of cent. x (faint): 
Ouis balat. Canis la(t)rat. Lupus ululat. Sus grunnit. 
Bos mugit 
Equus hinnit Asinus rudit Vrsus seuit. Leo fremit 
Elefans barrit. Coruus crocit. Merulus sclingit. Tur- 
dus truculat. A(nse)r scli(ng)it. Apis bobit. Turtur 
gemit. Rana coaxat. Hirundo minurrit. 
See Reifferscheid Suetonti Reliquiae, p. 250. 
In a hand of cent. xi or xii: 
Huius mundi graues mine temppestat(es et) ruine 
Et pungentes eius spine nos in...... sine. 
Title in red (faint) rustic capitals . ; 2 ὃ Ps ὃ. Hei ne 
INCIPIVNT KAPITVLA LIBRI SEQV(ENTIS). 
i. Laurentio scribens eius eruditione delectatur. 
There are 136 capitula, ending f. 10a: 
et caritate sit conscriptus. 
EXPLICIVNT KAPITVLA. 
f. 104 is blank. ; 
On f. 11 are verses in a hand of cent. x, xi: the initials not 
added. 
1. T)res nimium zimas dura de rupe recisas 
T)ot pice saltus capies tot sibila milui 
V)irginis et fastos ternos compone maniplos 
T)ot sonitus laticum rang tot fronte capillos 
H)aec una uitreo calici congesta terantur 
V)ase rudi pilo bacho commixta liquore 
S)olis in exortu turbato porrige caluo 
M)ox teneros capiti cernes concrescere crines. 
See Riese, Anthol. Lat. 728, 729, and Wiener Studien, Vi. 
342. 
2. D)efuncti.uiuunt uiuentes morte tenentur 
M)ortuus hugo miser prestolor uiuere christo 
P)redia dans sanctis « octaua luce KL. 
S)eptembris ante ipse obiit cum pace quiescat 


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Q)uod fuit esse quod est quod non fuit esse quod esse 

E)sse quod est + non esse quod est non est erit esse. 

P)eruigiles laudes o rubicunda‘dies Ξ ‘ ‘ . 116 

F)ulgidus ardenti iungatur saphirus auro 

F)loribus in thalamis cincta cupressus eat 

E)xultent nostro magnae certamine nimphe 

)actibus exultes tuque puella meis. 

C)onspicuam primum speciem quia fata bearunt 

D)esine pompifero tu uiolare thoro. 

A)bsit ut albiplumem ualeat calcare columbam 

I)nter tot niueas rustica miluus aues 

N)ec rubeis carduus succrescat iure rosetis 

L)ilia nec campis uana cicuta premat 

N)ec miser eximig cerue iungatur assellus 

Q)uem stimulis crebris sarcina seua domat. 

On f. 12 the text of the EZnchiridion begins. 

Title in red capitals. 

Incipit liber Enchiridion sci augustini epi ad Laurentium 
primicerium notariorum ecclesie urbis Rome. de Fide. et 
spe. et caritate . at srs : roe oar aati . 

Large initial D in black outline. The first two words Dict 
non, in green capitals filling a line: the next Jofest in red 
capitals which seem to me to have been supplied in cent. xii, 
over an erasure. 

There are interlinear glosses, and a few marginal, in two 
hands, one a most beautiful minuscule. All seem to be in 
Latin. 

The text ends on f. 1094: et caritate conscripsi. 

Then, in red capitals 

Explicit enchridion Agustini quem scripsit laurentio. 

ff. 110, 111 are blank, save for the word enchiridion pencilled 
in cent. xiii? on 111 ὁ. 

On 1124 are some faint pen-trials. 

On 1124, 1134 is an acrostic (x, xi) of which a partial copy 
exists in B. 14. 3: I note the variants of this below. 

O PATER OMNIPOTENS DIGNERIS FERRE DONANTI 
Premia qui super alta poli quoque regmina nec noN 
Ac terram pelagi simul atque profunda per omne iD 
Tam meriti angelicos saeclum ciues regis almI 
Et sancti intribuas operis me crescere nemreG! 
Rite tuum semper ualeam quo psallere nomeN 
O tu nate patris gremio qui congeris actV 
Materno tectus populos queo fore relatuM 
Nempe*? pium formare deus quia cerneris astrA 
Inclite quod mundo monstrant mihi prendere p° oB* 
Perfectam throno tribuas caeli rogo palmam aB 


1 =germen. 2? Nemphe B. 8 ?=post ob(itum). 


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1043. Heractius GRrakce. 


CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


Occasum munus uitae exiguum atque coruschA! 
Teque patris nati rogo spiritus alma _ reclangiT 
En ubi sancte queam cum carmina uoce repentE 
Namque humili conscendere chors dum busta reliquaM ? 
Sanctorum pia ποία ferens iam pulueris ἰδία Ὁ 
Doctiloquo saeclum qui iam _ spreuere  boatV 
Intrepidus trino et clarum conclangere carmeN 
Gaudia quam implores caelesti semine neuiS 
Nuntius angelico ut me famine uirgo  salutaT 
Explosis natum es  concepto  crimina natA 
Regmina qui trinum retinet mihi mystica? numeN 4 
Intuitusque pii dignetur cernere visV 
Soluere tu proprium rogo quo dare longa per euuM 


So 
Ferte precor ceteris distincti cum angelici reX 
Elapsisque patres presagi qui ordinibus P 
Reddere confantes cunctisque duces pia promtE 
Regmina nouenis patriarchae enoh mihi cum paR 
So 
Et cum uos habraham uates domino regit almE 
O  logiam  pellax ualeat ne dicere puppuP 
Nunc priscos misero cuncti patres rogo pro mE 
Auxilium trepido et(  )rinus post fundite doneC 


Naos .i, templum, Naofilax .i. templi custos 
Neofilax sancti mihi cum p(e)tro principe soluaT 


Tetrificumque preces superem noui hostem ut in orbE, 
Incipit et uersus claudit ceu XPICTE rependaS, 


On the verso a note of cent. xii, as follows: 

mio2z secundum agustinum dicit quod non fuerunt simul passi 
sed sinior (?) anno integro ipsa die qua a fidelibus passio 
petri celebr(a)tur paulus decollatus est. 

gesippus autem qui(?) proximus fuit temporibus. 

MPIOTMT) cei aiicaxncgadesiaavecesus a die simul pe&rus cruci. 


inserted, Cent. xvii, marked: C. 61. No. 193. 


Heraclii Imperatoris Commentarius in Ptolemaei 
Canones προχείρους. Idemque de Paschate Christiano. 
Liber emendate scriptus, rarus, ineditus. 


4 B ends here. 


[O. 1. 


1134 


ΟΣ τὸ 
6072 


Paper, 8x64, pp. 2+133 written, and two folding sheets 


1 corusca B. 2 reliqua(m) B. 3 mistica B. 


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(This perhaps in Young’s hand.) Probably the treatise is tran- 
scribed from Bodl. MS. Cromwell 12, p. 1025 . . esl Bate | 
᾿Επίγραμμα els τοὺς προχείρους κανόνας . ‘ ῷ 2 é ; ii 
(haec ex alio ms® cod. de astron. descripsi). 
4 lines beginning 
Aépxeo βίβλον ταύτην ἧς ye πατὴρ πτολεμαῖος. 
Table of chapters (23) headed 
ἄνχιδος (ἄνακτος) ἐστὶν ἡ βίβλος ἡρακλείυ . ‘ a 2 Ι 
ἃ. Ὅσα δεῖ προειδέναι τοὺς ἀρχομένους τοῦ κανόνος. 
Text οἵ ο. i begins 
Ὅτι ἡ σύστασις τῶν κανόνων γέγονεν ἐν τῇ κατ᾽ αἴγυπτον ἀλεξ- 
ανδρείᾳ. 
c. 23 ends on p. 133: τὴν ζωοποιὸν ἀνάστασιν Χριστοῦ τοῦ Θεοῦ 
ἡμῶν ἐπιτελοῦντες. Χαίροντες κ. δοξάζοντες τὸ πανάγιον αὐτοῦ 
ὄνομα σὺν τῶ ἀνάρχω πατρὶ x. ζωοποιῶ x. παναγίω πνεύματι νῦν κ. 
ἀεὶ κιτιλ. ἀμήν. j 
Then follow two folded sheets in Arabic with diagrams. 
The first has the Libellus Hypsiclis de Ascensionibus, dvéxdoros. 
The second, on p. 1 
Inc. liber Theodosii de diebus et noctibus. 
On p. 2 : 
Finis libri Aristarchi de Corpore Luminarium (scil. Solis et 
Lunae), 
and some further notes in Latin. 


1044. Mepica. (Ὁ. 26 


Vellum, 8 x 6, ff. 328, in single and double columns of various 
numbers of lines from 19 to 31. In several nearly contemporary 
hands of cent. xiii, early. All are large and bold. The MS. has 
some admirable drawings. 

Marked C. 52. No. 183. 

Collation: 184® 54 6° 7 88. οὐ 10° 115-145 15° 16° (4-6 canc.) | 
178-10" 20% 218 225 23° (wants 4) 245-278 28° | 205 30° 314 | 32%-348 | 
35% 36-38" 305 (wants 7) 405 41? (2 canc.) | 42° 43° 44” | 45°. 

2 fo. qui il por. 


Contents: 


1. A collection of receipts in French, in double columns of 22 
lines. 
The first portion is in verse, beginning ‘ ‘ ° yo Ae 
Qui cest liure uodra entendre 
Bele raison il poireit aprendre 


24 


CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. 


Plusors choses il porreit oir 

Ki mult font bien a retenir 

Ce uous di io por cors humain 

Ki longesue poent estre sain. 
The prologue ends on f. 2 

Si enuie a et il me hiet 

Moi ne chaut gueres deus le siet 

Kar en tele chose me delit 

Ke tornera a graunt profit. 
Text. 

Por uertin. 

Por le uertin pernez la rue. 

The last piece in verse is on f. 23. 
~ Espeirement de enfaunt. 

Si uous uolez sauer en ame 

Quaunt feme porte malle 

La face est plus uermaille 

etc. 

Then follows an 

Esperment a plaies. 

Treis bons freres estoient ke al oient almont doliuet etc. 
and a collection of miscellaneous receipts in prose begins. 

The writing changes from double to single columns on f. 33 
and the hand appears to change for one leaf; then returns 
to the first hand. 

This collection extends to f. 44 ὁ, ending with a receipt 

£n contre festre sanz trencher. 

A tract in single lines, 22-23 to a page ° ° ° - 45 

The first 24 lines carefully erased except the initial T and the 
title A doner medicine. 

The text begins: 

quant uodrez doner medicine a,malades se regarde la- 
quele humor li abunde el cors. 

The first few pages may be by another hand: but the first 
hand clearly resumes on f, 494 and continues to 524. The 
last being a receipt for “‘oinement a goute rose.” 

In a closer hand at first (25 lines), then becoming larger (21 
lines). 

A tract on diseases and cures (Amicum Induit) . ᾿ 5 oer a 

Chascuns ueraiement et home et beste et oisel qui cuer a 
en soi a iiii humors. 

Different hands appear between ff. 98 and 104: but I cannot 
find any real beginning or ending of a separate tract until 
f. 192 

que om ait a fere por metre sor cancre 
Explicit Amicum Induit, 

followed by a receipt in another hand. 

A blank leaf follows. 


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Issi comence le sotil enseignement ypocras a ces disciples que 
mult li auoient requis coment il deusent uisiter li malades 
Li auctor dist au comencement de cest liure. 
19 lines to a page. 
The last words written by this scribe are on 211 6 
por oster la sauor de sa buche. 
The quire is finished in a very bold rough hand. 
Olibanum ceo est encens ° , 

It is on the characters of various simples. 

By the scribe of no. 4. 

A metrical tract de secretis mulierum . ξ ° . 

Prologe. Bien sachies femmes de ce naies dotaunce 

Ci est escrit por uoir de lor science 
Denfant auoir et de lor enfantes. 
Among authors cited are Hippocrates, Cleopatra, Galen. 
It seems to end on f. 234 (23:2): 
Sor la femele plus grosse la senestre. 
The next two leaves are by the scribe of no. 1. They are in 
verse and contain miscellaneous receipts. ᾽ 
Por tecches en le uis. 
La quele que soit dame ou pucele 
Ki desire auoir la face bele. " 
The last : 
Por iaunes cheueus auotr. 

A tract in prose (21 lines to a page) illustrated with admirable 

drawings on the lower margins of the leaves. It treats 
de tote manere de plaies ke auenent al chef . 

A feiz auent que li chef est plaie en plusurs maneirs. ‘This is 
identical with the beginning of the Chirurgia of Roger of 
Salerno, an imperfect copy of which follows it. 

Other wounds and maladies besides those of the head are 
subsequently treated, and the tract seems to extend as far as 
f. 296 ὁ (Del limazun). 

E metez sur le mal al plus chaut que li malade le poet suffrir. 

In a quite different hand, double columns of 31 lines, 

Chirurgia Rogeri Salernitani (without title) 

Prol. Post mundi fabricam eiusque decorem 

—recipit uocabulum, 
Capitula. De cura capitis . . ° ‘ Ἢ 
Text. De uulnere capitis . Ὁ : . . 
Capud uulnerari diuersis modis contingit. 

Part 11. begins on f. 311. 

Part 111. on f. 318. Part 1v. seems entirely wanting. 

It ends -in the chapter De fractura ossis, 322 6 

—et si os bene consolidatum fuerit unguatur. 

The last column, left blank, has been nearly filled with receipts. 

In a hand resembling those in the earlier part of the book, 
28 lines to a page. 


25 


195 (194) 


7211 


215 (214) 


239 


297 


207 ὁ 
298 


26 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [O. I. 


A religious tract beginning . - ᾿ . 323 
Qui uodra bel e beaus uestu apparer ἘΌΝ la ies χων: 
il couient quil ait une robe qui a anon confession. 
Then follows an exposition of the Commandments. 
f. 327 ὁ is left blank, but the text continues on f. 328 and ends 
imperfectly with that leaf: 
Ceo sunt le deus gardeins que deu ad mis por garder ses. 


The drawings in the book are: 


On f. 24 4, in outline, touched with red: 

A man with a staff, breaking the head of another on #., who has a spiky mace. 

The text treats of wounds of the head. 

This is an isolated picture. The continuous series of drawings does not begin till 
f. 239. These are in the very finest outline, sometimes washed with brown, yellow, and 
green, but more commonly uncoloured. 

1. The drawing in the initial on f. 239 is not by the artist of the outline pictures. 
It has a brownish red ground and represents a seated physician to whom a man with 
bound head kneels: an‘attendant holds up a vessel. The doctor has a round cap with 
peak in centre. 

2. At the bottom of the page a diawing under two round arches. 

a. On Z.a doctor seated: one hand raised, the other gloved, holding the 2. hand 
glove. Cap as in no. 1. Patient reclines on #., one hand up, the other in a sling. 
His head is shaved and wounded: he puts out his tongue. 

ὁ. The Dispensary. Above are two rows of jars lettered. 

DIAT. DIATE. DIAP. APOA. POP. 
POAT. DIA. DIA. . 

Below, an attendant pounding with two pestles and mortar. On Z. hang surgical 
instruments. In C., balances. On Δ᾽. a second attendant mixing drugs with spoon (?) 
in large bowl. 

3. f. 2404. Doctor sits with scales, on Z. Below is a round dish containing 
various ingredients. Two attendants, one pounds with two pestles, the other stirs a pot 
over a fire. Between them, a bowl holding four phials. A row of jars, not lettered, 
above. 

4. f.241. Doctor, hooded, in chair, smears ointment (Ὁ) on head of kneeling 
patient: a woman stands by. 

5. f. 241d. On LZ. doctor applies knife to head of kneeling patient who is Rees 
by an attendant. 

On &. doctor puts forceps into the head of a patient held down by an attendant. 
A man behind produces round objects (? money) from a pouch. 

6. f.242a. Doctor reads excitedly from a book on a desk. An excited patient 
with swelled face and hands to head. 

7. f. 2424. Doctor on Z, sits and bores a hole in head of patient held between his 
knees, an attendant assisting to hold the body. The instrument is an auger (or trephine) 
held between the palms of the hands. ἡ 

On &., doctor seems to be driving a crowbar into the man’s head. 

8. f. 243a. Doctor with spatula directs an attendant in mixing drugs. Cusped 
arch above; and four tiers of jars variously shaped. 


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9. f. 2446. Doctor with floriated staff talks to patient in bed. 

10. f. 245@. Doctor uses forceps and plug to head of kneeling man. 

11. f. 2454. Doctor with balances. Attendant, full-face, pounding drugs. There 
are two discs on &.: one hangs on wall and shews four coats of arms, the other has 
drugs on it. 

12. f. 246. Doctor with fingers in mouth of patient. 

13. f.2474@. Doctor extracting a huge arrow which goes right through the patient’s 
head. He has a markedly anxious expression. 

14. f. 2476. He pulls an arrow out of the middle of a patient’s back (who is 
prostrate and stripped to his drawers) with a forceps. 

15. f. 2484. He talks to a patient sitting on the ground. An attendant behind 
with jar rubs or holds the patient’s head. Four jars above. 

16. f.249@. Doctor talks to attendant mixing drugs: four large jars behind, with 
shields. Bowls on the ground. 

17. f. 2504. Z., doctor hammers a bar into the head of a patient. 

On &. he holds up what might be a sponge, or something taken from the head, and 
acloth. The patient below, with an opening in his head. 

18. f.251a. He cuts a patient’s head with a knife. 

19. f. 2514. On Z., he operates with mallet and knife. On 2., with auger. 

20. f.252a@. He pours liquid through a funnel in the ear of a prostrate patient on a 
mattress. 

21. f.253a@. With an attendant, he pierces the stomach of a patient lying on a 
table. 

22. f. 2534. He sews up a wound ina patient’s neck. 

23. f.254a. He sits on Z. and talks to attendant with balances; between them is 
a bowl on a fire. Above, two rows of jars, and bags (of herbs) hung up. 

24. f. 2544. Seated, he talks to an excited man in a close cap. 

25. f.255a@. He feels the head of a patient (or anoints it): an attendant brings a 
jar from the uppermost of two rows. 

26. f. 2564. Similar to no. 24. The doctor’s legs are crossed: the patient’s hands 
raised. 

27. f.257a@. He sears the upper lip of a patient: attendant blows the fire. The 
doctor has an iron in each hand. : 

28. f. 2574. He feels the swollen nose of a patient. 

29. f.258a. He sits with blank scroll. One attendant brings a plant and lays it 
in a dish containing others: a second pounds, a third mixes in a caldron, and holds up a 
plant. Fireplace on 2. 

30. f.2584. On Z., the doctor pulls with forceps at a man’s nose. On &., a 
beardless doctor applies an iron to a man’s upper lip. 

31. f.259@. On Z., he applies an oval object to a patient’s eye. On &., he 
operates with a knife on the eye. An attendant steadies the patient. 

32. f. 2594. He handles the bandaged head of a patient. An attendant on 4. sits 
on a cushion pounding drugs. A row of kegs and bottles above. 

33. f.260a. Seated on Z. he holds balances. By him is a bowl in which are bags. 
An attendant pounding in C. On X#., one with short rod looking at jars, of which there 
are four sets. , : 

34. f. 261a. Seated with staff, he talks to a man with 2. cheek swelled. On X., 
he operates with knife on the eye or cheek: an attendant holds the head. 


28 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. 1. 


35. 2614. Seated, he feels the bandaged face of a patient. 

36. f.262a. Seated, he holds the head of a patient who stoops over a fire. On 
&., he talks to a patient whose face is covered with spots. 

37. f. 263a. Seated, he applies a small tool to the lip of a patient with spotted 
face. : 

38. f. 264a. Seated on Z., he has a small yellow dog on his lap, and holds 
balances. Two attendants on X., one pounding, one stirring bowl at fireplace. Above, 
three shelves of herbs, bottles, kegs, horns and jars. 

39. f. 2644. He applies a knife to the ear of a patient. 

40. f. 265 a. He pours liquid through a funnel into the ear. 

41. f. 2654. He sews up a wound in the neck. 

42. f.266a. He presses his thumb into the mouth of a patient. 

43. f.267a. He sits and talks. An excited man on &. in shirt and drawers points 
to his stomach. 

44. f. 268a. He sits and talks to an attendant mixing drugs. Three instruments, 
one an auger, hang above. 

45. f. 2686. He opens the mouth of a patient and looks in. 

46. f. 2694. He handles the face of a patient who is steadied by an attendant. 

47. f.270a. He applies a tool to the lower jaw of a patient held by a woman (?). 

48. f.271a. Door on Z. Doctor sits holding herbs. An attendant pounding 
drugs. Another stirring in a jar which stands on the capital of a column. A third stirs 
a pot. 

49. ἢ 2724. The doctor lances a round tumour on the Z. shoulder of a patient 
held by an attendant. 

50. f. 2724. By another hand. A single seated figure. A scribble by him: pater 
est alfa et o, filius est uita, sp. sc. est remedium. 


1045. AntTipoTaRium NICHOLAI. CO. Faz? 


Vellum, 7% x 4%, ff. 1+92, 39 lines to a page. Cent. xii early, 
beautifully written. Initials in pink, blue and green, with English 


ornament. 
Marked E. 15. No. 252. 
Collation: 186° 7% 88-11%. 2 fo. Antidotum. 
The flyleaf is a slip on which is written in a late xvth cent. 
hand 


19 (corr. to 22) de sorte Bertram’. 


On the upper corner of f. 1 is a large 19, and on the lower 
margin 


19 (corr. to 22") neveson (?) 2° fo. antidotum. 


11 do not recognize this library mark. 


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Contents : 


Table in red capitals. 
ANTIDOTORVM LIBER INCIPIT . : . ο . ΧΏΘΝ Σ 
Aurea alexandrina faciens ad reuma capitis. 
In alphabetical order: ends imperfectly (92 δ) in the paragraph 
*Vinum uero rufum’ with the words 
citius inebriat et facit. 
There are some few marginal notes and receipts. 
It is the Antidotarium of Nicholaus. 


1046. Od’ 22 


Paper, 8 x 6, ff. 27. Cent. xvi, xvii, not badly written. 

Marked E. 18. No. 255. 

To the Righte Reverende father in God Samuel [Harsnett] by 
the Divine providence Lord Bishop of Norwich, the Christian 
Apoligie of John Yates. 


Right Reverend . . ‘ . . ° Sed τὴ ἄν. 
It was the speech of good Theotoditie: 
Text begins on f. 4, headed 
An apologie for the sufferings of Christ or a plaien Declaration 
of the manner and measure of his paine and punishment 
for our Sinnes. 


1047. Micuart Aposro.ius. ὦ ΕΣ τρις τ᾿ 


Paper, 7? x 53, ff. 21 written, 24 lines to ἃ page. Cent. xv, xvi, 
neatly written. 

Marked C. 56. No. 187. 

Collation: a*—y*(7,8 canc.): several blank flyleaves at either end. 

Title, in red 


Μιχαήλου ἀποστολίου τοῦ Bugavriov πρὸς τὰς ὑπὲρ ἀριστοτέλους περὶ 
οὐσίας κατὰ Πλήθωνος, Θεοδώρου τοῦ Τ᾿αζῆ ἀντιλήψεις ἐπιστολὴ ase 


τὸν σοφώτατον Bnocaplw . ‘ . i 2 
Olid σε θείοτατε καρδηναλέων δυοῖν wise νῶν ἡμῶ τῶν 
λόγων. 


There are copious marginal additions, most of which might very 
well be by the original scribe. 


30 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. I. 


The text ends, irregularly written, on f. 21 
τὸν δοξομανῇ κἀν τούτῳ ἀριστοτέλη μιμούμενος. 
See Fabr. Harles Bibl. Gr. x1. 191. MSS. of the work are not 
uncommon, 


1048, ΟΡ yr 


Paper, 73x 6, ff. 27. Cent. xvii (1631), in rather a difficult 
hand. 

Marked C. 14. No. 145. 

Title page mostly erased 


On f. 2. Reymer’s boke of observacons consisting of 5 propo- 
sicons videlt. 

State marchant to be setled. 

Manufactorie wthin y® kingdome. 

Of the benefitt of fishing. 

Of shipping Coales. 

5. Of Raising the Rates of Coynes. 

This boke haueing bin deliuered vnto king James and not putt in 
practize was by A. B. delivered unto ΟἹ most graceous 
Soueraigne King Charles. A.d. 1630. 

It is signed on f. 24 John Reymer and dated 1631. 

After two blank leaves is 

A view of the ... expenses w° shall necessaryly be imployed 
about the fishinge etc. 

(One leaf.) 

The flyleaf at the beginning is part of a document of 1631. 


BS ον 


1049. Documents (Sussex & IsLe or Wicurt). O. 1. 25 


Vellum, 74 x 54, ff. 85, 22 lines to a page. Cent. xv late, in a 
fair hand. 

Marked C. 16. No. 147. 

Collation : 187° 8° (+ 1) 9°-118 (wants 7, ὃ blank). 


Contents : 


1. Agreement between John de Bohun of Midhurst and Isabella 
his wife on the one part and Ralph de Langeley by which 
the latter gives up to the Bohuns the manor of Rustiton 
(Rushington) except 4 messuages, 117 acres and 1 rood of 
land and 7 acres of meadow, as well as other exceptions. 
Date (6 Ed. III). 


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Names mentioned 
William de Eyston. - 
Richard de Bohun. 
Ralph de Polynges. 
John de Eyston. 
Names of justices 
Will. de Herle. 
Jo. de Stonore. 
Jo. de Cantebrig. 
Jo. Inge. 
Jo. de Shardelowe. 
Rich. de Aldeburgh. 

The Extenta Manerii begin on f. 2. 

Witnesses: Adam le Jay, Roger le Fotour, Adam le Corode(?), 
Rob. Boleys, Walt. Martyn, Ric. le Frende, Ric. le Wrynge, 
Th. Gylle. 

On f. 28 is a finalis Concordia of g Ed. III. 

On f. 30 documents of 6 Hen. IV. 

On f. 31 a petition in English of John Brameshet of Sussex. 

2. Documents concerning Hugo de Ronde or Rode headed 

Ronde cum apportenenciis suis videl. in Sippedon Godeshill 
yerde Kenewerle Wath Champayn Pydeford Gatecomb 
Faselham . - ‘ : : ᾿ : 2 : 

The first is a Conveyance from Hugo de Rode and Alicia his 
wife to Robert de la Strode of 20 acres of land in Rode etc. 


On ff. 57-61 and 63 are coloured drawings of ten shields. 


or ἃ Cross az. 

gu. 2 crescents arg. In the dexter quarter ermine a crow (?) proper. 
quarterly gu. and or. 

repetition of 1. 

sa. 3 talbots head arg. erased langued gu. 

Per fess indented: avg., on a chief, gu. two stars of 5 points or. 
Nos. 1 and 2 quarterly. 

repetition of no. 3. 

quarterly 1) no. 1 2, 3) no. 5 4) no. 6. 

Of six parts composed of nos. 1, 2, 5. 


OD Cs AVY PSWP " 


- 


f. 64 is headed 


Buttebrugge in Insula Vecta. 
Deed of Henr. de Buttebrugge about an acre of land on ‘la Stodehill.’ 


The documents still make mention of the Roude family. They are continued 
until f. 81. 


δ᾽ CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [0.1 


1050. Oot. 96 


Paper, 72 x 6, pp. 27 written. Dated 1697. 
Marked M. 8. No. 416. 


Librorum Bibliothecae Paulinae Catalogus anno 1697. 

They are catalogued in sizes and seem to be all printed books, 

On p. 26 is this note: 

August γ᾽ τό, 1697. 

This Catalogue containeth 25 Pages. All the Books mentioned in 
the foregoing Catalogue where in the study the Day and Year 
above written. Witness 

Leonard Darant. 
Richard Stikelthorp. 


1051. D. 1,29 


Paper, 78 x 6, ff. 30, closely written. Cent. xvi late; very neat. 
Marked C. 58. No. 189. 


f. 1 blank. 
1. The whole discourse of the Duke of Norfolk his περ at 
ment the 16 Daie of Januarii a.d. 1571. : ἔν τ 
2. The confession and end off thomas late Duke of N off. etc. 
2 June 1572 - ᾿ - : : ; ; : Ξ3 6 
f. 8 blank. 
3. Queen Elizabeth to Sir Amiees Pawlett aria of the 
Scottish Queene’ . : 5 : 9 
4. Babington’s letter to the Gneen ° οὐ 
5. Verses made by Tichborne in y® Tower two dates ΡΝ 
his Deathe . . ὃ οὐ 


My prime of pelted is but a frost of Earth. 
6. Letter from Anthony Babington to the Queen of Scots and 
one from her to him. ‘ : Ιο 
7. Account of the trial and Execution of the re of Scots a. os 
So soon as their LLo: here aryved. 
8. Reasons for the Queene of Scottes taken out of the french 
memories . A , F . ᾿ é , . 21 
With answer thereto. 
9. The Inst(r)ument of Assotiation for the preseruation of her 


Maiesties most Roiall person . : 226 
10. Articles of Confirmacon of a more sbaighone aha suer frind- 
shipp...(between Elizabeth and James VI.) . . 130 


11. The whole discours of the Araignment of Phillipe Huterd 
Earle of Arrundell (14 Ap. 1589) . ‘ > ᾿ Ξ 26 


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1052. Tastes. O. 1. 28 


Paper, 72 x 6, ff. 48 (45 written)+5. Cent. xvii early, well 
written. 

Marked K. 6. No. 376. 

Two slips of a service book are in the binding (cent. xiv, xv). 

Prefixed are 


1. Copperplate portrait of Tycho Brahe (1586). 

2. Title page of the Ephemerides Novae of David Origanus, from 
1595 to 1630. Printed at Frankfort on the Oder 1599: 
woodcut portrait of Origanus on the verso. 


The rest of the book contains Astronomical Tables, possibly 
by Origanus. 


1058. Rericious Tracts 1n ENGLISH. O, 1.29 


Vellum, 73 x 53, ff. 1+ 119, 43 lines to a full page. Cent. xv 
in a rather current hand. 
Marked C. 74. No. 206. 
Collation: 1 flyleaf, 18 28 3° 413 58.-- 145, 
On 118 ὁ is the name 
Dns. Johannes Levell. 


On the first flyleaf is a clearly written Latin note (theological). 


Contents: 


1. Exposition of the Commandments. 
Ye comaundment of god oure lorde ihesu omnipotent is pis (?) 
pat wee loof hym as oure dere and souereyne makerr. 
Ends f. 8a 
pat bou3t vs w* his precious blod on ye rode tree. Amen. 
N. quod. J.V. 
2. Exposition upon Pater Noster. 
Qualiter sit orandum et que oracio magis placeat deo pis es 
pus mekille for to saye vnto comion vndirstandynge . εἰν Ἡ 
Ends f. 664: wee hense sall departe. Amen. 
Now Ihesu helpe fore pou maye beste. Amen. 
3. Here begynne3 pe exposicioun in englyche tonge of the gosspell 
pe wilke pe prophete ysaie made of pe concepcioun of our 
lorde ihesu criste etc. . ‘ ; ; d ; 3 ° 666 


- C. Ul. 3 


34 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. I. 


Missus est Gabriel ete. 
Alle holy kirke haloughes pis ilke solenne feste. 
Ends f. 73: and hir blissed sonne suet Ihesu Crist. Amen 
(thrice) q* Jone Boull. 
4. Hic. inc. documentum Roberti Grosehede Ep. Lincoln 5 73 
Ye worthi clerke Roberte Grosehede beschope of lincoln says 
in a sermone. 
5. Hic inc. Epistola S. Pauli de caritate . : Ἴ . 75 
Saynte paule ye holy apostole of criste Ihesu in his Epistole 
spekes of charite and sayes pus. If pat I speeke etc. 
—p* wee haue it in oure mynde. 
Expl. ep. Pauli de Caritate. 
6. pis es pe begynnynge of pe abbay of pe holye goste. 
pe wilke pat es founded in a place pat es callede conscience 
and perfore mai be whare . i : 5 ; "7 
My full dere and weell loued brothirs and sisters. 
It apparently ends without note on f. ror ὁ 
and looue and thanke gode god of alle thynge. 
Edited for E. E. T. S. by W. Perry. 
7. Ty (=My) fulle dere and wel loued frend in god fore als 
mekile as pat pou has forsakene alle pe solace and ioye of pis 
wikked warlde. 
Ends f. 1174: lyf widde god withoutene ende amen par 
charite q? Jone Vou.. 
Finito libro reddatur gracia christo. God helpe now. 


1054, Divisio ScrENTIARUM ETC. οι 30 


Vellum, γᾷ x 6, ff. 29 + 18, 35 and 30 lines to a page. Cent. xiii, 
in two or more good hands. 

Marked Ὁ. 67. No. 199. 

The flyleaf is a bit of music-paper of cent. xvi, with five-line 
stave. English words (secular) and music. 

Collation: 1* 2" 3° (6-8 blank canc.) | 4° (wants 7, 8) 5° 65"), 


Contents : 


At the bottom of f. r in red is 
‘*Liber 5. Marie de fontibus” (Fountains). 
I. Diuisio scienciarum + quod de (ὃ) accidentibus ad theo- 
logiam oportet alias precognoscere . ὃ roo g Pies 
O altitudo diuiciarum sapiencie et sciencie dei Ro. xi. 
Constat non est parum admirabilis illa sapiencia, 


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Ends f. 29a. Quare at anima post mortem est inwertibilis 
(? immutabilis). 
Plures hic omitto raciones propter prolixitatem. 
Expl. de secundo libro. 
Il. In a larger hand, without title or rubrics: 
de ecclesiasticis officiis . ᾿ ᾿ 30 
(De) Ecclesiasticis ut tractarem officiis ἀβερῥδλοόρλος 
misticam dulcedinem uobis exponerem. 
Ends imperfectly on f. 35 4: 
In vi celebratur officium in. 
III. 1. Beginning of an Exposition of a Gospel (1st Sun. in 
Advent) . é ‘ ς 36 
(A)ppropinquans Sieaais Renee id est ad uisionem 
superne pacis. Sixteen lines only. 
f. 366 blank. 
2. The same in a smaller hand which gradually enlarges. 
It is followed. by similar short expositions of other 
gospels. 
Erunt signa. 
Exiit edictum. 
Initium [ohannis etc. 
The 23rd and last is on f. 464 
Turba que non habet quod manducet sumus nos. 
Ending : 
intelligimus refectionem scripture. 
f. 47 is blank. 


1055. Maruematica. O. I. 31 


Vellum, 7% x 54, ff. 46+ 3, varying numbers of lines to a page. 
Cent. xv (1419) in two current hands. 
Marked C 13. No. 144. 
Collation: 1 flyleaf, 1? 2° | 3% | 4” | 2 flyleaves. 
2 fo. qui numerus. 
On the flyleaf is 


Annus (ἢ) domini 1415 et henrici quinti tercius instit (?). 
Contents : 


I. Algorismus versificatus, with prose comment . . .f 1 
Hec algorismus ars presens dicitur in qua. 
Talibus indorum fruimur bis quinque figuris. 
0°9+8+7+6+5+4*3+2eT. 
Liber iste quem pre manibus habemus diuiditur in 2° partes. 


36 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 1. 


Ends f. 184: pro summa petita. 
(In red.) Expl. Algorismus bonus et vtilis [added: quod 
Johannes B.]. 

Then: Nota quod a.d. 1419 et henrici quinti 6 in festo 
purificacionis b. marie fuit annus 11™ Cicli solaris Et 14 
cicli lunaris et duodecimus Cicli Indictionalis A litera 
dominicali. 

See Halliwell’s Rara Mathematica. 

On ff. 19-22 are tables of numbers and notes on the moon, 
on the twelve signs, and ‘‘de puero nato die dominica.” 
Also on Subtraction, Addition, Multiplication and Division. 

II. Hic incipit compotus ecclesiasticus (Johannis de Garlandia?) 23 

Licet modo in fine temporum plures constat haberi codices 
de arte calculatoria videntur posse sufficere. 

Verses are interspersed. The first is 

Per totidem a funere coniugis uxor 
Sustinet in uidua tristia signa thoro. 

Again: 

Aureus in iano numerus clauesque nouantur etc. 

Ends f. 45 4: racione fuit confirmatum etc. 

Expl. computus ecclesiasticus quod « J.B. “Amen. 

Thesus Maria Johannes Thomas Nicholaus etc. adiuuent me. 

Anno domini 1419 Et henrici quinti .6. cicli solaris 11. 
lunaris 14. A. litera dominicali. 

On the last page are some xvth cent. scribbles: 

Tractatum de spera in quattuor capitula diuidimus. 
Si tibi deficiant medici medici tibi fiant 
Hec tria, mens leta labor moderata dieta. 
Non vox sed vocum (/. votum) non musica cordula 
sed cor 
Non clamor sed amor cantat in aure dei. 
and a table of the 12 signs. 


1056. Micuart ΡΘΕ 5 Etc. | O. 1. 32 
, 5969 


Paper, 7% x 53, ff. 89, written, 12-13 lines to a page. Cent. 
xvi, plainly written. 


Marked C. 54. No. 185. 
Collation: 18-118 124°. 


Contents : 


1. τοῦ ψελλοῦ μιχαὴλ els τὴν τοῦ πλάτωνος Wuxoyovlay . ἜΝ προσ 
τὸ μὲν λεγόμενόν ἐστιν ὅτι οὐ μάτην ἡ τῶν ἐφεξῆς λόγων 
εὕρεσις ἡμῖν μεμηχάνηται. 


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Ends f. 29a: ἀναφέρει ras περατώσεις τῆς ψυχῆς ἐπὶ τὴν ἀκρό- 
τητα. 

Printed in Migne, Patrol. Gr. ΟΧΧΙΙ. 1077. 

2. τοῦ αὐτοῦ ἔκθεσις κεφαλαιώδης καὶ σύντομος τῶν παρ᾽ ἀσσυρίοις 
δογμάτων. ; A : ‘ ᾿ 2 Ἢ Α ἷ29ὁ 

Μετὰ τὸ ἕν τὸν πατρικὸν φασὶ βυθὸν ἐκ τριάδων πληρούμενον. 

Ends f. 314: καὶ ὡς θείας φωνὰς ταῦτα ἐδέξαντο. 

Printed in Patrol. Gr. ΟΧΧΙΙ. 1149 in a somewhat different text. 

3. ᾿Ιωάννου τοῦ Καματηροῦ τοῦ ἐπὶ τοῦ κανικλείου, περὶ τῆς τῶν 
ἀστέρων διαθέσεως ἐν συνόψει, καὶ τῶν ἄλλων οὐρανίων. προ- 
οίμιον πρὸς τὸν αὐτοκράτορα Κωνσταντῖνον τὸν πορφυρογέν- 
vyTo . ᾿ ° ‘ Ξ ‘ ὃ ‘ F : 

ἐξ οὐρανίων ἀντύγων σοι βιβλίον 
γράψαι προσάγω δέσποτα στεφηφόρε. 

This prologue is printed in Pasini’s Catal. MSS. Taurinensium 
1. 317. 

Gale (?) notes at the top of the page: 

Est inter Codd. MSS. Westmon.: liber qui Apuleo tribuitur 
huic similis latine scriptus » habetur cl. 26. v. το. 

The tract is in Iambics throughout. Additions “ ex cod. Bodl. 
Biblioth.” have been made on ff. 33,34. This must be Bodl. 
Misc. Gr. 115. Auct. F. 4. τό. 

Ends ἢ, 89a 

καὶ ταῦθ᾽ ἡ βίβλος βαβυλωνίων γράφει. 


33 


1057. Horatu Episroae. fe I. 33 
6032 


Vellum, 7? x 43, ff. 25, 30 lines to a page. Cent. xii, xiii, well 
written. 

Marked K. 17. No. 387. 

Collation: 18 2° 3” (wants 10). 2 fo. Est animus. 


Contents : 


Horatii Epistolae. 
with marginal and interlinear glosses in several hands. 
The first, on Ep. 1. i, begins: 
Hanc epistolam mittit or. ad mecenatem excusans se erga 
illum quod lirica carmina debeat scribere. 
I have not detected any but Latin glosses. 
Text ends f, 246 
Rideat et pulset lasciua decentius etas 
Quinti Horatii Flacci liber ultimus epistolarum explicit. 


38 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


f. 25 a is covered with grammatical notes and verses (xii, xiii). 
The most interesting are these: 
Porticus est rome quo dum spaciando fero me 
Res querendo nouas inueni de saphiro uas 
Institor ignotus uendebat cum saphiro thus 
Thus socius noster tres emit denarios ter 
Vas tribus et semi solidis ego prouidus emi 
Hoc inconcussum dum tollere sollicitus sum 
Pro cophino mundo de uiminibus precium do. 
Ponitur introrsum sanum uas. inde memor sum 
Extraitur fissum tristis miser inde nimis sum 
Si foret ablatum sicut positum fuerat tum 
Inter conuiuas magni foret hoc pretii uas. 
Evidently an exercise in rhyming with monosyllables. 
The verso is covered with moral sententiae, which are most if not 
all of them taken from the Epistles. 


1058. De Naruris Rerum. es es 
? 6181 


Vellum, γῇ x 53, ff 1+ 186, double columns of 38 lines. 


xiii, well written. 
Marked C. 70. No. 202. 
On the flyleaf (xvi): 


Wilsoni liber et-amicorum. 
On f. 1 (xv): 
‘‘Iste liber est monasterii sancti bauonis gawen (?)” 


i.e. St Bavon’s at Ghent. 


34 


Cent. 


Collation: 1 flyleaf | 1* 25 3? 4' 5-8" go15" 16% 17° (6 canc.) 
18" (10 canc.) 19” (10 canc.) 18 and 19 being inserted in 17 


between 3 and 4 20‘ (I canc.) 21” 22°, 


Contents: 


Prologus libri de naturis rerum. " ae 7 
Naturas rerum in diuersis auctorum scehotis late per Bebe sparsas 
—in eodem libro correximus. 
Capitula . ‘ 
Generaliter de membris ΠΤ ΥΤΗΝ corporis. 
Expl. capitula. Inc. versus xx qui continent materiam librorum 
secundum numerum versuum 


26 


46 


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Membra prius morbos similes (?) causasque videto 


Cur venit eclypsis scandit sol luna recrescit. 

Rubr. in lineamentis istius hominis seu ymaginis potes videre 
membra et dispositiones humani corporis. 

Then in a small hand, a paragraph: 

Unde secundum Jo(annem) pa/ricii filium in titulo de moribus 
hominum uniuersaliter. Scias ergo quod non creauit gloriosus 
deus creaturam sapientiorem homine et. 

The hand now changes. 

Inc. liber primus de anathomia humani corporis et dicitur ab 
ana quod est resoluere et thomos quod est partes quasi 
resolucio partium. 

Berrie peserdliter Va re yoworn eP eo OMe ee 5 

Partes corporis humani.* 

Only 4 leaves of this book remain, namely the outside sheets of 
two quires of uncertain dimensions. 

Liber 11. de anima begins on f. 9. 

Liber xx. ends on f. 1864 (De Cometa) : ad aliquid designandum 
accensus, 

Expl. totalis liber de naturis. 

A rough astronomical diagram follows. 


In the prologue the author speaks of Jacobus de Vitriaco 
(d. 1244) as a contemporary. 


1059. VeERsEs ON THE DUKE ΟΕ BUCKINGHAM, f 
amt ee l OR aR 


Paper, 7? x 53, ff. 44, written. Two volumes. Cent. xvii, in 
several hands. 
Old marks: C. 84. No. 216. 
C. 79. No. 211. 
Contents : 


I. 4s. Vpon the Duke of A ea retorne from the 
Isle of Ree. . . Ἢ ιν ἊΝ 
And art retornde againe wh all thy faults, 
Printed by Fairholt, Poems on George Duke of oe. 


ham (Percy Society). - erase 19 
2. The Answere sent by Μ' Grymes from Naneach 21 
Junii 1628 to the lower house of parliament . : 3 
Avaunt you giddie headed multitude. 
l. c. p. 28. 
3. The Reply . . ° . ‘ . ° . . 46 


Avaunt avaunt noe these are speeches rude. 
4 Another upon y® Duke’s death . F ; " : 56 


40 


Il. 


10. 


CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


The duke is dead & wee are ridd of strife. 


1, c. p. 52. 
Another : ‘“ . ‘ ° 
His jorney to Rees salt Tand nitedla ae bee. 
Another ; = 
Awake sadd Brittane & aiiiae at last. 
l. c. p. 66. 
Another Ἶ ᾿ ἃ ; . P 


Some say the Duke was ὁ ἐἰκάσω vertuous good. 
lc. p. 67. 
Epitaph . . .᾽ 
Low in this ‘cate regs now ees bunyed 
Epitaph 
Pryde lyeth ἜΣΗΙ Eos ἃ lust. 
Lc, p64. 
The Devill the Duke & Doctor Lambe. 


11-14. Invectives against the Duke . 


15. 


16. 


17. 


18. 


19. 


20. 


21. 


Three distichs & one quatrain. 
Another. 

Rex ἃ grex-.are both of a sound. Ἂ . . 
Lc. p. 34. 


A dialogue between Charon the Ferryman of hell & the 


ghost of the Duke of Buckingham. . 
Ch. At Portsmouth Duke I will noe longer 459 
ΤΟ ν 56; 
Mr Felton’s supplicacion to the King . : . 
Sir I your servant whoe haue sett you free. 
Ise. p. 72. 
To his confyned freind Mr John Felton 
Enioy thy bondage make thy prisone knowe. 
1. c. p. 74: 
Another to the said Mr Felton . 
Immortall man of glory whose braue one 
l. c. p. 69. 
Epitaph on Felton’s hanging in chaines 
Here uninterrd suspends though not to saue. 
l.c. p. 78. 
Felton’s Tombestone 
Is Felton dead, its that he did ἄξων. 
1. δ. p. 77. 
2 ff. blank. 
Petition of Bedford, Warwick, Say & Seale, etc. to the 
King concerning ship money . ὃ 5 . 
With the King’s answer. 
Petition (headed Northampton) against the book of 
Canons etc. unfinished 
Petition of the Commissioners of the late ἜΣΤΑΝ. & 
other Scotchmen 


76 


8b 


86 


10 


II 


116 


126 


13 


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4. His Mat speech to the Lords at York Sep. 24, 1640 . 5 
Names of the Earles & Barons commissioners for parley 
24 Sep. 1640 . ; > P Ἶ 56 
Articles against the Sack of Sadan Ἵ ὃ ; 56 
8 ff. blank. 
5. Headed York Sep. 5, 1640 ὃ : 14 


I make no question but you haue heat of the 
cruell skirmish between the scotts & us English. 
15 ff. 
6. Verses written in double columns beginning 
Nonconformists of Scotland. 
We secular preferment doe despise. 
Bishops of Scotland. 
Alas poore soules yo" natiue pouerty 
etc., ending with Zhe Scottish pedler. 
2 ff. 
7. I shall acquaynt you w* the severall passages of the 
prince (?) amongst us since y® last letter. 
2 ff. 
Mr Love’s dying speech follows. 
7 ff. 


1060. Porn, Jon. Damascent ETC., QUAE- O. 1. 36 
DAM. 5956- 
5961 


Paper, 74 x 54, ff. 91. Cent. xvii, clearly written, by Patrick 
Young. 


Old mark: C. 77. No. 209. 
Table of contents on flyleaf. 


1. Φωτίου πατριάρχου κωνστ. ἐκ τῆς πρὸς Μιχαὴλ τὸν ἄρχοντα 
Βουλγαρίας ἐπιστολῆς, περὶ τῶν ἑπτὰ οἰκουμενικῶν συνόδων 
παράτιτλος. ; : : : oe See 

Ἧ πρώτη καὶ ssid ate adasied 
Ends f. ga: πληρώματι παρεσκεύασεν. 
Nota in alio MS° . ὃ ‘ . : ‘ pales οὗ 
A short note in Greek on the seven spade 

2. Tod μακαρίου Σαμωνα ἀρχιεπ. ἸΤάζης διάλεξις πρὸς ᾿Αχμεδ 
τὸν Σαρακηνὸν ἀποδεικνύουσα τὸν ὑπὸ τοῦ ἱερέως ἱερουργημένον 
ἄρτον καὶ οἷνον σῶμα x, αἷμα ἀληθὲς x. ὁλόκληρον εἶναι τ. κυρ. 
ἡμ. Ἰησοῦ Χριστοῦ. ‘ 

"Eruyxdvouev ποτὲ ‘techies ἣν εἰς "Ἔμεσαν. 
Ends f. 146: ἐπεὶ ὡς ὁρῶ κέκλικεν ἡ ἡμέρα. 
Fabric.-Harles, 816]. Gr. x1. 281. It has been often printed 

in the Bibliothecae Patrum, e.g. Paris, 1644, ΧΙ1, 521. 


. . . 10 


42 


10. 


Il. 


12. 


13. 


CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


Νικολάου... ἐπισκ. Μεθώνης πρὸς τοὺς διστάζοντας x. λέγοντας 
ὅτι ὁ ἱερουργημένος nen οὐκ ἔστι σῶμα κ. αἷμα τ. Kup. hy. 
Ἔν. : : : 

Τὴν μυστικὴν ταύτην κ. ἀὐδλμδν τὼ Lepper 
—elvar τοῦ Χριστοῦ σου (18 2). 

Fabr. 1. c. ΧΙ. 290. Bibl. Patr. 1. c. 516. 

Διάλεξις τ. ἐν. ary. πατρὸς ju. Νικηφόρου warp. Kwvor. πρὸς 
Λέοντα βασιλέα τὸν ἀρμένιον περὶ τῶν σεπτῶν εἰκόνων . ὃ 

Βασιλεὺς μὲν ἄριστος δοῦλος ἐκεῖνος ἐστὶν 
-- καὶ πράττεται καὶ κηρύσσεται. 

Τοῦ ay. ᾿Ιωάννου τοῦ Δαμασκηνοῦ περὶ τοῦ σταυροῦ κ. ὅτι προσ- 

κυνητέος, ἐν ᾧ κ. περὶ πίστεως é : i : : 
Ὁ λόγος ὁ τοῦ σταυροῦ 
--ΟῬ ἸΞΚριστοῦ τοῦ ἐσταυρωμένου. ᾿Αμήν. 

Τοῦ ἐν ἁγ....... Ἰωάννου... τοῦ χρυσοστόμου περὶ τοῦ μὴ ἐπαισχύ- 

νεσθαι ὁμολογεῖν τὸν τίμιον σταυρόν κιτ.λ.  - : - 
τοῦτό ἐστιν ἀδελφοὶ τὸ σημεῖον ) 
—kal τῶν αἰωνίων ἀγαθῶν. 

Ολυμπιοδώρου τοῦ ἐπάρχου προς... Νεῖλον ἐπιστ. εἰ χρὴ ἐν τῷ 
ναῷ εἴκονας ἀναθεῖναι, x. Νείλου πρὸς αὐτόν : ‘ 

(1) Μέλοντί μοι κατασκευάζεσθαι σηκόν. 

(2) Νηπιῶδες ἂν εἴη. 

Λεοντίου ἀρχιεπ. Κύπρου ἐκ τοῦ ὑπὲρ τῆς Χριστιανῶν θρησκείας 
πρὸς ᾿Ιουδαίους λόγου περὶ εἰκόνων . 5 : ὃ ; 

Διὰ τοῦτο χριστὸν 
-μαρτύριον γεγόνασιν. 

Nicaenum Conc. 11. Act. Iv. 

"Iwdvvov τ. Δαμασκηνοῦ λόγος ἀποδεικτικὸς περὶ τῶν ay. κ. 
σεπτῶν εἰκόνων κ.τ.λ.. . . : ὸ 2 Ε 

᾿Επειδήπερ πολλοὶ ἐπεχείρησαν 
—els τοὺς αἰῶνας τῶν αἰώνων. ᾿Αμὴν. 
Εἰκονομάχων προβλήματα κ. ἀναιρέσεις τούτων 
Ζητοῦμεν φασὶν παρ᾽ ὑμῶν πῶς δυνατόν ἐστι. 
᾿Αναστασίου...«πατρ. ᾿Αντιοχείας καὶ Κυρίλλου oe ἔκ- 
θεσις σύντομος τῆς ὀρθοδόξου πίστεως. : ? 
Ποίας θρησκείας ef ἄνθρωπε; 
--ἦτοι τὰ πρόσωπα. 
Five lines: εἰς τὴν Θεότητα . ‘ : 
Θεὸς τὸ διττὸν οὐκ ἔχει τῶν πνευμάτων. 
68 ὁ, 69 blank. 
Iuliani Imp. de regno quae in editione Cantoclari desiderantur 
δῆλον δὲ ἐνθένδε 
ἀλλ᾽ ὥρα λοιπὸν πρὸς ἔργον τρέπεσθαι (78a). 

Γενναδίου τοῦ σχολαρίου warp. Κωνστ. ἀπολογία πρὸς τὸν ἀμηρὰν 
μεχμέτην τὸν ἀμουράτεω ἐρωτήσαντα περὶ τῆς τῶν Χριστιανῶν 
ay. κ. ἱερᾶς πίστεως. 2 ἕ . é . : 

Πιστεύομεν ὅτι ἔστι θεὸς “πα βήτην πάντων 
--διελυθη αν εὐκολως. Londini 5° Nouembris 1622. 


[asf 


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19 


31 


33 


35 


356 


37 


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Libanii respons. ad Juliani Epist. quae exstat p. 154 edit. 
Cantoclari. exstat inter Libanii et Basilii amoebaeas p. 5 
ed. Cujacij sed male . ‘ ὃ ‘ ‘ Σ : . 826 
Ei ταῦτα γλώττης apyorépas. 
(4 lines.) 
14. Epistola Juliani Ἰαμβλίχῳ. : 2 : ‘ ‘ ; 83 
ἮΗΝλθες καὶ ἐπόνησας. 
τῷ αὐτῷ. Ξ ἃ : . : ‘ : d ‘ , 836 
‘Ikavhy ὁμολογῶ. 
Λιβανίῳ σοφιστῇ x. κουαίστωρι Σ . 3 : ; ; 84d 
‘Qs ὦνησέ γε. 
15. ᾿Επιστολαὶ ᾿Αμάσιδος Bac. αἰγύπτου πρὸς πολυκράτην κ.τ.λ. ‘ 84 
Two Epistles from Baroccian MS. 219 of Synesius, f. 246. 
Λιβάνιος Anroly . ‘ Σ ὴ : ; ‘ . 84 ὁ 
Ἢ μὲν ἀθυμία. 
Anepigrapha. 
᾿Ερρέτω μοι γένος προαγωγῶν. 
f. 85 blank. 
16. Without heading. Ax Damascii? scratched out . 7 ; - 86 
Paragraph 1. Td ἀσκληπιοῦ δῶρον πασῶν τῶν κατὰ τὸν βίον 
χρειῶν ὑπερηκοντίσθη. 
Paragraph 2. Οἱ μὲν πλεῖστοι τῶν παλαιοτέρων ἱατρῶν σποράδην 
ἐξεῦρον τινὰ τῆς ἰατρικῆς : 
—kal παθῶν x. τῶν παραπλησίων. 
87 ὁ---ὃρ α blank. 
17. Εὐσεβίου τοῦ ἸΠαμφίλου ἐκ τῆς ἑρμηνείας τοῦ πς ψαλμοῦ ; 89 ὁ 
Ἰστέον ὅτι τὰ τῷ χρόνῳ πρῶτα λεχθέντα 
—el καὶ προῆγον τῷ χρόνῳ. 


18. Two pages of notes Ex Zpistolis Libanii etc. . : - 90d, 91a 
ΘΕ 
1061. Jo. CurisropHERsONI JEPHTHAE. { es 57 


Paper, 78 x 53, ff. 54, 14 lines to a page. Cent. xvi, beautifully 
written. A fine panel of gold tooling on each cover. 

A slip of vellum (glossed Aristotle ? xiii-xiv) in the binding. 

The names of Charles Nevil and Thomas King at the end. 

Old marks: C. 85. No. 217. : 


Tpaywiia ᾿Ιεφθάε ὑπὸ τοῦ ᾿Ιωάννου Χριστοφερσώνου ξυγγραφεῖσα ἐκ 
τοῦ κεφαλαίου ια τῶν κριτῶν. 
Honoratissimo viro et singulari suo Patrono D. Parro Comiti 
Essexiae Ioannes Christofersonus S. D. P. 
Quamquam multarum rerum causa. 


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7 ff. 
Carmina quedam in Tragoediam Iephte inque exempla vit¢ qu¢ 
inde sumi possunt. 
Latin trimeter Iambics 4 ff. 
2 ff. blank. 
Title as above. 
Text on verso. 
ὑπόθεσις ᾿Ιεφθάε. 
In Greek prose. 
2 ff. 
τὰ τοῦ δράματος πρόσωπα. 
Six elegiac verses in Greek Ρωβέρτου Πεμβήρου. 
1 f. 
Text. προλογίζει de ὁ ᾿Τεφθάε 
στίχοι ἰαμβεῖοι τρίμετροι ἀκατάληκτοι. 
Οὐ πάντ᾽ ἔδωκε πᾶσι παγκρατὴς θεός 
ἄρδην " τίθει yap ἐσθλὸν ἔν τισιν νόον. 
ff. 42, ending 
ποιεῖτ᾽ ἄρ᾽ εὐχὰς δεξιῶς πάντες Oey, 
ἔπειτα καὶ τελεῖτε" τοῦτο δ᾽ εὐσεβές. 
τέλος. 


Tanner mentions that a Latin version of this by Christopherson 
was dedicated to Henry VIII. The author was an original 
Fellow of the College, was Master of it from 1553 to 1558, and 
also Dean of Norwich: in exile during Edward VI.’s reign, he 
‘died Bishop of Chichester in 1558. 


1062. | δι 


Vellum, 7} x 5, ff. 35, 29-33 lines toa page. Cent. xiv, xv. 
Marked: E. 14. No. 251. 

Collation: 1 2° 313 (wants 12). 

On ἢ 35 Ὁ is this inscription 

Iste liber constat 

Willelmo Wykes 

de burgo Shastonie 

in Com. Dors. 

et Nicholao Payne de 

‘mottecombe. 


Shastonia 


The book consists chiefly of forms of deeds, with explanatory 
text, beginning 


Carta est quoddam feoffamentum siue scriptum. 


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Among the first specimen charters are many relating to 
Compton, Norton, and Oxford. John of Gaunt and Richard II. 
are often mentioned. 

The last item is a form of bequest, apparently unfinished. On 
the last two leaves are memoranda, badly written. 


1068. Mepica. Ο. τ. 39 


Paper, 74 x 5%, ff. cir. 100, badly written. Cent. xvi?, xvii. 
Marked: Ὁ. 21. No. 152. 
On the flyleaf: in two (or three) hands: 


Bonum est mihi Domine quod humiliasti me. 
W. Dun. 
Chirurgia manibus medetur morbis. 


The text begins with a heading: 


De spasmo « i+ conuulsione vulneri superuenienti. 


There are thirteen chapters, the last : 


De vulneribus tendonum neruorum et ligamentorum. 


At the end of all is a rough list of remedies. 


1064. Constantinus AFER. O. τ. 40 


Vellum, 72 x 5, ff. 64, 34 lines to a page. Cent. xii, xiii, in a 
fine small hand. Initials and headings of chapters in red and 
blue. 

Marked: C. 76. No. 208. 

Collation: 1 gone [15 IV V gone VI® (9 and 12 canc.) VII® 
VIII® IX* X gone XI*. 


Contents : 


Breviarius or Viaticus Constantini, the beginning gone. 
The first complete chapter is De quasi expergefactione asompno . f. 1 
On f. 7 begins the second Particula. The first treats of the 

head and brain. The second of the eyes, throat, etc. The end 

of Partic. I, all Partic. III, and the beginning of IV are gone. 


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Particula V begins on f. 264 De mala complexione epatis. Par- 
ticula VI on f. 41. Particula VII on f. 49 de effimeris febribus. 
The last section is De fissura manuum et pedum, ending f. 62 

Conclee marine incense cum oleo rosavwm multum ualent. 
Explicit liber. 
Then follow, in three other hands, various receipts. 
The last leaf is quite blank. 


1065. Monastic Ruts, τιν Dutcn. © O. 1. 41 


Vellum, 74 x 54, ff. 56, 27 lines to a page. Cent. xiv, clearly 
written. | 

Marked: C. 8. No. 139. 

Collation: τ flyleaf: 1 gone 28 3° (one left) 4! 5% 6” (6 canc.) 
7 88 (1 canc.). 

Rule of the Brotherhood of the Hospital of S. Mary of the 
Dutch House of Jerusalem. 

Begins imperfectly. 


syme presante. WVnde do opende eme de helige geist + dat de + de 
de hogesten stat heuet inder ecclesien + wo lef he sole hebben 
riddere etc. : : ; : : 5 : : ᾿ es Aa 
The first section ends 
myt manigerhande vriheide un priuilegen. 
Rubric: Dit is de regele der brodere van deme dudeschen hus sente 
marten denest lude . : 2 
To deme loue der heren driualdicheit ane μοναὶ Ὧν de begele ‘ 
der brodere van denre spitale sancte marien des dudeschen 
huses van iherusalem. 
The last section of the rules is on f. 19 
van der sorchuoldigen beschedenheide des mesteres. 
Then follows 
Hir nemet de regele ende. 
Hir heuet sich an de geseckede der brodere des dudeschen . 
huses . : 2 . . : . : : . . 19 
Ending on f. 51a: 
-bet an den manendach to methene. - 
Hir heuet de regele ende vi de geseckede. 
Wol deme de dat beste dot. 
Deme wert sin ende gherne gut. 
Dit is wan de brodere solen venyen. 
Vnde och wan se solen stan. 
Ending f. 544: 
bit man spreket + Benedicite + so sal man vp stan. 


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On f. 55 is a memorandum headed 
Anno d™ m°cccc°xlij®. 
Weyr bruder Herlynkhusen setze mykl gemeyner wylle d’geby- 
teger vnd velhort etc. 


1066. © tnt? 


Paper, 74 x 5%, ff. cir. 80. Cent. xvii, well written. 
C. 75. No. 207. 
At the beginning is a folded sheet containing 

The Constant method of teaching in St Paul’s School London. 
The body of the book consists of a Latin Syntax. 
Towards the end is bound in a small printed tract 


Syntaxis Erasmiana construction. in usum scholarum Londini ex officina Eliz. Red- 
mayne 1691 (pp. 16). 


1067. Cornexius AGrippa. as ae 


Paper, 74 x 6, pp. 68. Cent. xvii, fairly written. 

M. 5. No. 413. 

The preface occupies four leaves. It is signed E. P. and 
appears to be in defence of Henr. Cornelius Agrippa. It begins: 


Il m’est arriue en exposant ce present traite a la Censure du public q’une persone 
destude ma sugeré quelques mauuaises opinions quil auoit de mon Autheur Henr. 
Cornelius Agrippa etc. 


The text is headed : 
Anima Magica Abscondita 
and begins 
On dit en commun Prouerbe, Bastir les Chateaux en lair. 


It is a French version of Agrippa’s Anima Magica A bscondita. 


1068. | O. 1. 44 


Paper, 74 x 53, ff. cir. 50. Cent. xvi and xvii, in several hands; 
in Latin, Italian and English, 


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C. 80. No. 212. 
Notes and extracts, e.g. 
Scala Philosophorum. 


Notes from Cardanus, and Bonus Ferrariensis. 
A tract in English. 


On the flyleaf the name 


Wiliam Napier in artibus magister. 


1069. GO; ras 


Paper, 74 x 6, ff. 11, written. Cent. xvii. 

C.71. No. 203. 

A short tract on the orders of Classical Architecture. 
Chapter I: 


Of the 5 orders observed by the auntients. 


It is apparently unfinished, ending with the Doric order. 


1070. GromanTICa. O. 1. 46 


Paper, 74 x 54, ff. 185 (150 numbered). Cent. xvi, in a current 
hand and pale ink. : 

Marked E. 8. No. 245. 

An inscription in cipher and another erased on the flyleaf. 

There is no title. The text begins 


Ensieult lart dastronomie et de geomancie. 


The treatise seems to be entirely geomantic. 

It occupies 175 leaves and is in French throughout. 

Then follows a page of English, and then, in another hand, four 
leaves of Latin, also geomantic. 

I do not detect an author’s name anywhere, 


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1071. Repman’s Lire or Henry V. O. 1. 47 


Paper, 7} x 5, ff. 35 written + cir. 100 blank. Cent. xvi, in a 
good hand of the kind employed by Parker’s scribes. 

Marked No. 431. 

At each end is a slip of a good xiith cent. glossed Psalter. 
On one of these is written: To be returned to Mr Buckland 
Bookseller. 

On the title-page is the name of William Thresher and the 
date 28 Sept. 1690. 


Henrici quinti illustrissimi Anglorum regis historia Roberto 
Redmanno authore . . ° ἢ Ξ ὃν 2 


: - Ξ Ι 
Redman’s prologue, to the Earl of Huntingdon . R : . 2 
Text. 

Frustra omnis sermo institueretur . é ς ἐξ τς ; 4 


The text is printed in the Memorials of Henry V. (Rolls 
Series). 


1072. Βιβιια Sacra. Vor. I. ἐν 1. 48 
6024 


Vellum, 7} x 4, ff. 125 +1, 53 lines to a page. Cent. xiii, ina 
fine small hand. 

Marked E.9. No. 246. 

Collation : τ flyleaf, 1° (four left) 2°13" (+ 1). 

On the flyleaf in a minute hand (xvi) 


Legatum Soceri Doctoris Georgii Wither A.C. 


At the top of ἢ 1 an erased inscription. 


Jerome’s Prologue. Frater Ambrosius. ° ‘ : : « & 4 
Jerome’s Prologue to Genesis. Desiderii mei . : . . 3 
Capitula (80) ‘ " . f ‘ Ἂ ; : ὁ z 36 
Genesis . ὃ : 46 


There is a lacuna from i (et uniuersa ligna) to ix (holera uirentia). 
In this volume the arrangement of the books is 
Gen.—Ruth, Job, Psalter (Gallican). 
There are a good many marginal notes. The initials are plain. 


T. C. Il, 4 


50 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. I. 


O. τ. 49 
1073. Brevra Sacra. Vor. II. { ben 


Vellum, uniform with the last, of which it is the second volume: 
ff. 160. ᾿ 
Collation: 1-7" 810 (1 canc.) 9-16" 174 (2-4 in next volume). 
There are several changes of style, notably at quire 9. 


The contents are : 
TIsaiah—Malachi. 


1-4 Kings. 
1, 2 Chronicles. 
Proverbs. 


O. 1. 50 


1074. Brevra Sacra. Vor. ITI. ben 


Vellum, uniform with the last, being the third volume: ff. 154. 
Collation: 174 (1 in last volume) 18-32” 33? (1 left). 


The contents are: 


Ecclesiastes, Cant. Wisd. Ecclus. 

Tobit, Judith, Esther, Ezra, Nehemiah. 

1, 2 Maccabees. 

Gospels, Acts, Cath. Epp. 

Paul. Epp. 

Apocalypse—ending imperfectly in xx 
et sedentes super eas et iudicium. 


1075. Sipney’s VERSION OF THE PsALms. ΓΈ ΕΣ 


Paper, 74 x 6, ff. cir. 150. Cent. xvi, beautifully written. 
Binding. Of cent. xvii with good gold tooling. 
Marked C. 4. No. 135. 
The Psalms of David translated into English Verse by that 
Noble and Virtuous Gent., St Philip Sydney. 
Beatus vir: Psal. 1. 
He blessed is who neither looselie treades. 
First printed in 1823: last in 1877 in Ruskin’s Bibliotheca 
Pastorum vol. 11. 


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1076. Expositio Missar. ἘΣ 4.52 


Vellum, 73 x 43, ff. 58, 23 lines to a page. Cent. xii, clearly if 
rather roughly written. 

Marked E. το. No. 247. 

From Byland Abbey in Yorkshire. On ἢ I at top is 


Liber scé marie de Bella landa. 


Collation: 1*-7° (wants 8 blank). 


Contents: 


1. Remigii Explanatio super Missam (without title). . rk 
Celebratio misse in commemorationem passionis christi agitur 
(P. LZ. CI. 1246). 
Ending f. 24@: nec habet misterium. 
Explicit Explanatio Remigii Ep. super missam. 
246 is blank. 
2. Expositio simboli atque misse . . . . 25 
Simbolum grece collatio latine (P. ἘΣ XL. 322). 
Ending 27 ὁ: ut sunt animalia et bestie. 
Expositio simboli atque misse explicit. 
3. Inc. liber de duodecim abusiuis seculi (P. Z. XL. 1079) - 276 
Duodecim abusiua sunt seculi huius. 
Ending 40a: ne sine nobis Christus esse incipiat in futuro. 
f. 400 is blank. 
4. Hildebertus super Missam (P. Z. CLXXI. 1153) - ° : 41 
Scribere proposui quid mistica sacra priorum. 
Ending f. 54a 
quod clerus triplici uoce precatur ita. 
ad christi reditura fidem iudea notatur 
cum pater ad dexteram cedit et explet opus (szc). 
ff. 540, 55 are blank. 


1077. Ecciesiastes Etc. GRAECE. O. τ 53 


Vellum, 74 Χ 5, ff. 39+ 16, 20 lines to a page. Cent. xiii, xiv, 
clearly written in black ink with red initials. 

Marked C. 83. No. 215. 

Collation : a* b* c*| 15 (wants 1, 3, 6, 8) 2 gone 3°-6° 7? (three 
left) | d*e?f*. Quires a-c are blank parchment, and so are d-f save 
that e f are made out of a deed (xvii). 


4—2 


52 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [O. I. 


Contents: 


1. Ecclesiastes: fragments . . : . Ὁ ΡΟΣ 
Containing the following portions οἱ the eke 
(Δεῦ)ρο φάγε (ix. 7)—xKal διασώσει (ix. 15) f. 1. 
(é)rdpate (x. 10)—fws οὗ μὴ (xii. 1) ff. 2, 3. 
(ἐδίδασγκε γνῶσιν (xii. 9)---πονηρόν (xii. 14) f. 4. 
2. ἾΑσμα ἀσμάτων, fragments . . : : ᾿ P : 46 
i. 1---βμεμελανωμένη ὅτι (i. 6). 
A quire is lost at this point. The next quire sind at poal 
(vii. 12) and continues to the end. 
3. Σοφία Σολομῶντος. . ἀεὶ 643 
Complete to xvi. τό ἐν ἰσχύϊ βρωδον εις σου PRES oa 
f. 375, where a leaf is lost: the text continues at xvii. 5 
φλόγες καταυγάζειν f. 38 as far as xvii. τό elre yap. Two or 
three leaves are lost: the text begins again (f. 3) at xviii. 24 
yap modnpovs—xix. 7 χλοηφό(ρον). 


The rest is gone.’ 


1078. ΟΑΤΕΝΑ IN PROVERBIA ET CANTICA. Oo. 15a 


Vellum, 74 x 53, ff. 79, 29 lines to a page. Cent. xi(?), in a 
beautiful small hand, hanging from ruled lines: pale ink: headings 
‘and quotations in semi-uncials. 

Marked C. 84. No. 214. 

Collation: 18--ο8 6° (wants 4, 5, 8) 7° (wants 3) 8° (wants 4, 5 ἢ) 
9° (wants 4, 5 ?) 10° 111° (wants 10 blank). 


Contents: 


1. The end of a Catena on Proverbs, the rest of which is in 


LO PRS el 5 
- θεία σοφία--- ἀλλὰ καὶ τὰ εἰσαγωγικά : : Σ eS pe 
(11 lines). 


. Two paragraphs in a xvth cent. hand. 
(a) On ἀγάπη. 
(8) στίχοι συγκέλλου (2?) γεωργίου. 
ποσὶ προσδραμὼν σοῖς ἀχράντοισι τρισμάκαρ. 


(9 lines.) 
2. προοίμιον τῆς ἑρμηνείας τοῦ crus τῶν ἀσμάτων ἐκ ἀλκὰ: 
συνειλεγμέν(η) . . ᾿ δ . ἢ ιὖ 


Τὸ τῶν ἀσμάτων βιβλίον ἔοικεν A Abie 
—kal οὐ πεφυκότων ὁμοίως ἐνεργεῖν ἔτι τὴν οἰκείαν 
ἐνέργειαν (3 α). 


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dopa ἀσμάτων ὅ ἐστι TS σαλομ: 
᾿Ακολουθία καὶ τάξει προῆλθεν ὁ σαλομῶν. 
Ends f. 794. τὸ εὐῶδες τῶν οὐρανίων καὶ καθαρῶν. 


1079. ῬΕΟΝΕΕΒΙΑ SALOMONIS CUM ComMMENTARIO. O. I. 55 


Vellum, uniform with the last, of which it formed the first part, 
ff. 78. 

Marked C. 81. No. 213. 

Collation ; τὸ | 28-78 8° (wants 1, 8) 95 10%. 

The first quire is a supplement of cent. xiv and is palimpsest. 
The lower writing is a sloping uncial of cent. ix in double columns, 
and the 8 leaves of the quire formed 4 leaves of the original MS. 

The text as far as it has been read is Chrysostom. Adv. Judaeos 
Hom. iv. (1. 625, ed. Montfaucon). A transcript of part of the 
text made by T R is in the MS. 

f. 1 is free from the later writing: ff. 4-8 are more or less 
defective. 

Text begins on ἢ 2 


Παροιμίαι σολομῶνος. : 

Παροιμίαι σολομῶνος υἱοῦ da(vi)d. Παροιμία ἐστὶ λόγος δι᾽ αἰσθητῶν 
πραγμάτων σημαίνων πράγματα νοητά. 

This quire only goes as far as iii. 11 μηδὲ ἐκλύου ὑπ᾽. 

Another quire or more is gone. Then the original hand begins 

δουλεία ὥσπερ ἐκείνη μεγίστη δεσποτεία φυσικὴ. 

The first verse quoted is x. 54 διεσώθη ἀπὸ καύματος. 

The Comment. is complete with the exception of two leaves down 
to f. 78 ἑλκύουσα αὐτοὺς" ἀλλ᾽ ἡ. 

The concluding words are in O. 1. 54 85 βίαίεα, They have been 
copied out on the flyleaf of this MS. 


1080. Benepicrus Lucensis. ‘cg I. 56 


vac. 


Vellum, 7 x 5, ff. 17 written, 25 lines to a page. Cent. xvi, in 
a good Roman hand. On the first page a very coarse border of 
Italian work. 


54 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. I. 


Mark: C. 5. No. 136. 


Ad Sereniss. et Inuictiss. Regem Anglie epistolium in opusculum 
de republica R* in Christo patris et Domini Benedicti de 
Nobilibus de Luca artium ac iuris pontificii et sacre Theol. 
doctoris eximii, dei et apostolice sedis gratia episcopi acciensis. 

Cum serenissime princeps audissem Hyppolitum fratrem meum 
tuo mancipatum obsequio. 


Text begins on f. 3 
Cogitanti igitur mihi. 
A quire seems to be gone after f. 16. 
Text ends on f. 174: Et hoc forte sumus experti in exercitibus 
destructis in Italia. et sic patet rempublicam legi euangelicae 
non contra(r)iari. de quibus benedictus deus. 


1081. Maruematica, ΜΕΡΙΟΑ, ETC. Oe ts Bo 


Vellum, 7 x 54, ff. 101, varying numbers of lines to a page. 
Cent. xv and later: in several hands. 

Marked C. 1. No. 132. 

Collation: a* | 1° 219 3” | 4” 58 68-8” 9% (2 canc.). 

The book was partly written by, and belonged to, one of the 
family of Holdenby, or Haldenby (of Isham in Northamptonshire). 
A leaf at the end of the MS. (numbered 129) contains genealogical 
entries relating to this and other families, and there are several 
obits of them in the Kalendar at the beginning. The entries were 
communicated by Mr W. Aldis Wright to Mzscellanea Genealogica 
et Heraldica in which they were printed on pp. 246, 247. 

The first leaf of the preliminary quire a is blank. On ff. 24, 
3 a, are two painstaking pen and ink drawings—not very good. 
The first represents a stag couching (or running: it is not easy to 
say which) by a tree, in which are a squirrel and an owl. A bird 
with a blank label in its beak, and a hare, are also present. 

The second shews a stag gorged with a coronet, and chain 
attached thereto, running past a tree: a hound is about to pull it 


down. In air is a hawk and a lure, a squirrel on a tree and a 
rabbit in its hole. 


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On 34 are Easter Tables 1571-1617. 
On 4a. English verses 


In marche aftur the firste C 

The next prime telle thov me 

Tho thryd sonedaye aftur I wys 
Estur day for sothe hyt is 

and if prime on the soneday falle 
loke thow covnte hym firste of alle. 


Two notes. Death of John Mortemer 1453, ro Aug. and of John 
Mortemer his son on Aug. 14, 1453- 

Memoracio de contentis in hoc libro. 

Nouum Calendare cum eclipsibus solis et lune : ‘ 

This Kalendar, which is badly written, contains notes of a “‘ ventus 
validus” in nocte S. Agnetis a.d. 1438. 

Obits of Will. Haldenby 1420, John Haldenby, etc. Birth of 
Robert son of Will. H(aldenby) of Isham 1433. 

The Eclipses follow the Kalendar on f. 7. 

Tables of Sunday letters etc. 

Table shewing influences of Planets snd Signs of Zodiac on man’s 
body . . . é 

With a rough édouced iad’ of a nude man, poe the signs 
of the zodiac disposed at different parts of his body. 
Tabula ad cognoscendum quota sit hora per longitudinem umbre 


Tractatus de fleubetomacione : Tae cee i 
Minucio aliqua fit per methathesim 

—poni debent. 
Diagram of a man’s body >is the ae veins 
Tract. de coloribus A : : ῳ 


Vernisia fit mediante olio. 
Ends on f. 19, with a section on Viscus optimus. 
A problem headed Ar(istoteleym . . : 
Ego pono istum casum quod hic sunt tria ichiioalid scilicet 
asinus et capra. 
Verses on the seven arts 
English receipts (1) for the scabbe etc., (2) for the blac janues 


(jaundice). 
English receipts of cent. xvi. 
Compotus manualis τὰν ΟΣ ς . es 


Filius esto dei celum bonus accipe grates etc. These are memorial 
verses. The explanation follows. 
Ends, perhaps unfinished, on 314. f. 32 is blank. 
ff. 33-68 have been removed. They seem to have contained 
Tractatus algorismi f. 33 
Spera pictagore 55 
Tract. de cautelis algorismi 57 


86 


106 


22 


55 


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On f. 69 begins another tract on Corium serpentinum. 
Ego Iohannes paulus cum essem in ciuitate Alexandrina egipciorum 
rapui quendam librum qui sacilius appellabatur in quo ista 
experimenta de serpentino corio discribebantur. 
It consists of several receipts—the last for curing leprosy. 
Alfraganus de signis tonitruum . : 2 “ : . . 70 
Betonica sic legitur P ‘ : ‘ δ 5 Σ : . 706 
Betonica animas custodit et corpora 
—Hec sunt virtutes Betonice. 
A tract on other herbs and animals, without special heading . 72 
The first section begins 
Est quedam herba que aput caldios vocatur yreos, aput grecos 
mamichiel, aput latinos elitropia. 
The sections about herbs all begin similarly: at the end are a few 
about birds and beasts, the last is on the lion. 
Ending: terga dabunt. 
Memorandum quod sunt multe hic que sunt vere et multe que 
sunt false. 
Charms and Receipts for fo felun (in Latin) . : . : 766 
for bleding. Tres boni fratres etc. . = "7 
pis is for a man p* may not slepe. 
To make asure . ‘ : ; ‘ 4 Ξ 5 ᾿ 776 
Here folowing bygynne medicines. 
ful gode . ‘ ‘ . : 
Receipts in English follow. 
The margins are covered with receipts of cent. xvi. 
Tractatus per quem congnoscitur ad deducendam aquam diuersimode 
ab uno loco ad alium 3 : ὃ : ᾿ ; ‘ 81 
Philosophi naturales dixerunt vas vacuum non esse. 
It has rough diagrams of syphons etc. 
On f. 844, without break, begins a tract “δᾶ cognoscendam 
altitudinem rerum.” 
Homo iacens vultu erecto. 
With diagrams. 
Tract. de luna per 12 signa. : : . . ἃ : . go b 
Cum lune cursum recte scire volueris. 
Iam sequitur tractatus de philosophia secundum aristotelem cum 
causis et experimentis probantibus propositum. quod Haldenby. 
Amen - - . ; : . . . ἐς ake . 95 
Natura occulte operatur in hiis etc. : 
Ends f. 106: et ut vicia fugeremus. 
Expl. lib. Arist.—propositum (as above). 
I prey to God almyty fadur alweldyng sone and stedfast holy gost 
os p® brake v lowes & v fyschys on schere thursday in myraclys 
to py desiplys gaf gyf gra(n)te pys lof to turne aboute w* p° gylty. 
Below is a device in red and black like a monogram—not I think 
connected with the charm. 
Miscellaneous receipts in Latin (xv) . ἐ : : : . 127 


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The last paragraph on 127 ὁ begins 
id est to moke to ere to sowe to harow 
Fimare +  stercorare + arare + seminare + erpicare 


towede tothere(sic) to schocke to cary to mowe 
runcare - metere + congelimare + vectitare + artonisare 


to presche id est to wyndowe to grynde to syfte 
flagellare uel triturare + venticare + molere .  cribrare 


to bulte to knede tosowre ἰο shape b° gowe (?) 
pollentrudiare + malaxare + fermentare +  costare al’mum 


tomolde p°bred tosethin to prycke to drawe owte 

formare panem + infurnare + piusere + effurenare + non possumus 

uno die. 

Hic sunt plura latina verba in ista latinitate contenta secundum 
magist. Johannem Leylond. 

Phisionomia Aristotelis . ‘ ᾧ ᾿ . : : 

Hanc igitur in nomine christi et in opere nostro primo disponemus. 


Et per hec omnia supradicta potest homo habere corttielsiaas 
cognicionem hominis. 

On Chiromancy 2 . , ‘ : 

Cum omni humane creature sane disponente. 

Ending f. 484 

Expl. libellus computus a mag” Johanne. 
Iste liber constat Haldynby. 
A picture of a hand follows. 

Hic inc. sompnia Daniel que fecit in ale regis nabiclorzm (!) 
quando rogatus a principibus erat quod eis sompnia narraret et 
exponeret qui dicebat omnia facta a deo et non per seipsum sed 
a deo ista accepit et qoute re leget danielem auctorem 
inueniet 

They are alphabetically tN ers run rom ΩΣ ἴο Zaman 
(f. 24). 

Hic explicit interpretacio sompniorum danielis. 

Receipts (1) for writing with water on iron, (2) for writing in gold 
or silver . ς ς 

A continuation seemingly of ‘the sche & on Cate ὁ 

Iam restat dicere de diuersis coloribus tam scribendis quam 
pictandis. 
—ibi corrodet literas bonas. 
Lines in a later hand inked over? A ; ‘ : 3 . 
Si mea penna valet melior mea litera fiet 
Nomen scriptoris Willelmus plenus amoris. 
Omnibus omnia non mea sompnia dicere possum. 
Dum calor est et pulcra dies formica laborat. 

Receipts of cent. xvi. 

126a@ blank. On 1264 a charm to find a thief by means of a loaf 
of bread. The formula is in English 

Hic d d est de ludis salamonis 


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100 


1106 


119 


124 


1246 


125 


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de igne tonitruo volante super cordam. de igne volante in aiere ad 
modum draconis etc., a list of tricks ending 

Vt domus in qua fueris videatur plena aque. 

Text begins on 1284. De igne tonitruo etc. 

Ista debent fieri de vno puluere. 

Only one paragraph remains. 

f. 129 has the genealogical notes on the Holdenbys, and others 
noticed above. 

On 129%, 130@ are pictures of hands, and late scribbles. 


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Paper, 72 x 54, ff. 110+ 22 + 18, three volumes, varying numbers 
of lines to a page. Cent. xv, written in England. 
Has no old marks. (C. 3. No. 134.) 


Contents: 


I. Inc. liber Secretorum philosophorum : ; 2 sa ἀν 
Iste liber quem pre manibus habemus vocatur secretum 
philosophorum etc. 
De gramatica. 
Gramatica docet recte scribere. 
The last chapter (f. 105 δ) is 
Ad faciendum Rubrum corium anglice Redlasche. 
A Kalendare or list of the 104 chapters follows on f. 106 ὁ. 
Ending on f. 110. 

II. Twenty-two leaves in a poor hand, containing the latter part 
of a treatise on the fixed Stars, precious stones, Moon, 
and signs of the Zodiac. 

It begins imperfectly. The first section complete is 
Pliades dixit Hermes hec stella valde nota est. 

By Hermes is probably meant the book Kyranides. 
Hermes is quoted again at the head of the section on precious 
stones, and Messahalla on Hermes three leaves later. 

The fragment ends 
habebit fortunam de omni colore preterquam de nigro. 
Expl. 1496 A° domini. Something is cut off below. 
III. In a very neat xvth cent. hand: 18 leaves. 
‘A collection of receipts, mostly magical, on fourteen leaves, 
headed 
In omni opere memento finis. 
De amore mulieris habendo. Accipe linguam cuiusdam auis 
que uocatur Jay. en. 
There are several diagrams of charms. 
The last receipt in the original hand is 
That no hounde shall folowe the trais of your fote. 
A later hand has added some receipts on the four next leaves. 


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Vellum, 7x4}, ff 7+55+14+8+44+4, several volumes. 
Cent. xii and xiii, in many hands. 
Marked E. 11. No. 248. 
2 fo. cione sed operationes. 
Collation: a® (1 canc.) | 1 2° 3° 48 (8 canc.) 5° (1 canc.) 6” 
(12 cance. ?) 7* | 898 11? | 12% | 132} [148 


Contents : 


I. 1. Jerome’s Prologue to the Bible (Frater Ambrosius). 
In a hand of cent. xiii, xiv, in double columns of 
unequal breadth. In the first few lines and spo- 
radically later on are interlinear glosses in French. 
The text is unfinished, ending on 111 ὁ mirificus est 
pietate ihesus christus. 
Three blank leaves follow : on the verso of the 4th is a 
list of ““ contenta huius libri” of cent. xv, xvi. 
At the top in another hand : 
Ad guilielmum wryght londinensem 1554. 
A pressmark (?) is erased at the bottom of f. 1. 
2. Inc. liber ysagogarum Iohannicii ad tegni galieni . f. 1 
In a good hand of cent. xii, xiii. Marginal glosses— 
many exquisitely minute—in several hands. 
Medicina in duas partes diuiditur. 
Ends: Discretione. Explicit. 
3. Aphorismi Hippocratis ἃ : . ° 2 : οὐ (16 δ) 
Vita brevis etc. 
It is begun twice, on 164 and on 17a. 
Ends: siccat corpora. Expl. lib. afforismorum. 
4. Inc. lib. philareti de negotio pulsuum ὦ . : 19 ὁ (26 4) 
Intentionem habemus 
—-sufficiant ad presentia. 
5. (Prognostica Hippocratis) . ° ° : - 21 ὁ (28 δ) 
Inc. prima particula que. assignatur uirtuti animalium. 
Omnis quidem medicine artis 
—ordine preceptum. Expl. pronost. Ypocratis . (27 a) 
f. φῇ ὁ is blank. 
6. Liber urinarum a voce theophili. 5 a : - _ 28 (35) 
De urinarum differentia 
—conuenienter exposuimus. Expl. 
7. Tegni Galieni . 2 ° . εἶ ᾿ : : 35 (42) 
Tres sunt omnes doctrine 
—determinabo in eis oracionem. 
Expl. tegni galieni. Incipit enumeracio librorum eius- 
dem. 
(5 lines) imperfect at end. 


ih 


ΠῚ, 


Io. 


11. 


12. 


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"ν᾿ 
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In double columns, in a very minute hand ς ‘ 54 (60) 
Epistola Aristotelis ad Alexandrum de sanitate seruanda. 
Oportet te Alexander cum a somno surrexeris modi- 
cum ambulare— 
—corpus debilitant. Expl. Ep. Arist. ad Alex. 
de Regenda Sanitate. Amen. 
Ypocras mecenati suo salutem. Libellum quem roganti 
tibi : ‘ ‘ : ‘ Ξ Ζ 
—omne tempus etatis tue non medicis indigebitur. 
Vale. Expl. Ep. Ypocratis ad mecenacem de Re- 
genda sanitate. 
53 has xiiith cent. scribbles. 
Speculum Hugonis de 5. Victore (P. Z. CLXXVII. 335) 56 (62) 
De sacramentis ecclesiasticis ut tractarem 
—digna hostia per quam fracta sunt tartara. 
In a good hand (xii, xiii). 
776 has an extract from Mt. impleta tibi etc. 
Part of a gloss on Isaiah in a fine round hand of 
cent. xii. : ᾿ : : - Σ 2 Σ 78 (84) 
beginning αἱ lviii Clama ne cesses, and going down to 
erumpet in regulum, 
The Sibylline acrostic (P. Z. xc. 1180) . ; . 816 (87) 
Iudicii signum tellus sudore madescet. 
Quindecim signa erunt quindecim dierum ante diem 
iudicii - : : : : : 5 5 ; 82 (88) 
Definition of Humility. 
Hoc scriptum est ubi Christus crucifixus est grece. 


546 (604) 


- hic deus i. Rex  noster i. ante secula i. operatus est 


O theos+ Basileos: Ysmon + pros*eonas + Ergase+ 


salutem i. in medio i. terre. 
Sochias + Emesotis + gis 


Hoc scriptum est ubi crux fixa fuit. 


quam uides  i.fundamentum i. tocius 1. fidei 
Petra + Tyoristis + Basis . Toti + pisteon 


. huius i. mundi. 


toy »* cosmos 


Explanations of the names of the Hebrew letters . 82 ὁ (88) 
Aleffh + mille + et doctrina. 
Names and forms of the Greek letters. 
alfa 
A + agricola. 
Greek alphabet with names of numerals and values. 
mia, 
a 
Between these alphabets is the line 
Esse tenet sedes sanas . summus tenet arra. 


Paragraph on the magnus cyclus paschalis . Ἶ , 83 (89) 


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Memorial lines 

Post martis nonas ubi sit noua luna requiras etc. 
and 

Principium mensis demonstrat litera prima. 


Ta. fe. mar. ap. mai. Iun. 
Altitonans dominus diuina gerens Bonus extat 


Tul. aug.sep. octo. Nov. Dec. 
Gratuito celi fert aurea dona fideli. 


A table shewing the divisions of Doctrines . : : 83 (89 δ) 
f. 84 (goa) is blank. 
On the verso in 4 columns, 


Hii sunt libri Glosati Quos habet Biblioteca Nostra. 


Geneseos ii® uolumina 
Luce ii® 

Johannem et Marcum iii 
Epistolarum pauli iii 
Actus apostolorum i 
Epistolas Canon. iiii 
Ysaiam 

Job ii et Jeremiam 
Parabol. Sal. et Ecclesiasten 
Cant. cant. iii uolu. 
Psalt. duo uolumina 
Deuteronomium 
Apocalipsin 

Glosarum super ps. uo. iii* 
Glosas super titulos ps. 


Opuscula patrum. 


Moralium iii. uol. 
Omel. Greg. quadrag. 
Dialog. (erasure). Ezech. ii 
Rabbanum. Aug. de Co. 
Aug. de serm. d. in monte 
Aug. de doctrina christiana 
Ultim. uol. Aug. super ps. 
Librum odonis. Efrem. 
Ysidorum super uetus test. 
Sinonimam ysidori 
Cassiodorum de scriptis 
Diadema monachorum — 
Passionales ii 

(added) 
Vitas patrum 
Beda super cant. c. 


Col. 2. 


Ambrosium de offi. 

Exameron amb. 

Beda super taberna. 
Sacramentorum Iuo. ii® 
Sacramentorum Hug. ii® 
Excerpt. de libro Lant. 
Excerpt. de libro mag. Ro. 

Ibo mihi et ii® libelli de fide 
Expo. Abbatis Clar. super c. c. 
Item lib. ipsius de xii grad. hu. 
Excerpt. herding 

Regule sci Be. ii 

Epistole Iuonis 

Libellus ad cenobit 

Sermones Mag. Rob. de 
Epiph. et de nuptie f. 

Partem de gestis angl. 
Alchimium 

Panormia Iuo. 


Philosophorum li. 


Seneca lucilio 

Seneca paulo 

Priscianus. Boetius 
Exceptio de 

ep™ ad demet. 

Cathal ysid. de 
patriarchis 

Pastorales iii 

cum greg. natan. (added) 


62 


Col. 3. 
libri quibus utimur in diuinis 
Officiis 
Missales iii. Epistolarium i 
Manuales iii 
Graduales vii 
Antiphon. v 
Spsalt. vi. Ymnar. ii 
Tropicos octo 
Breuiarios iiii 
Lectionarios ii 
Martyrolog. ii 


(another hand) 


Hester Tobia 

Iudith Josue 

Iudicum Ruth 

Daniel Hesdras 

Liber quem Sapharus 
dedit cum psalterio 
Expositio parabolarum 
Ambros. de uirginitate 
xii proph. glosatos 
Aug. de uerbis domini 
Ysidor. de summo bono 
Notas Ier. in pentateucon 


This list, whose provenance I cannot identify, was printed by Dr Schenkl in Wiener 
Studien, VU. 173. 


f. 85 ὦ is blank. 


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Jeron. super Marcum. 

Ep’® Ep! cenomannis 

Prosperum de uita contemplatiua 
Aug. de libero arbitrio 

Aug. de sca uirginitate 

Aug. de uera religione 


Col. 4. 


summa librorum 
nostrorum xc 


. gl. 


glo. 
Exod. (erasure). Le 


glo, contin’ 
uiticum glose super ps 
contin 


Glose super epla* pauli 
Ipsasque eplas glos. 
Psalt. glosat. Deuter 
onomium parab salo 
et Ecclesiastes Iob E 
pistola ceno 


Rog® Genesim Actus apostolorum 


Lament. Jerem. 
Psalt. glosat. 


Two sermons, closely written in a hand of cent. xiv early. 


1. Constitui super uos regem. 
2. Cum ieiunasset xl diebus. 


The flyleaves following this have part of a sermon or medita- 
tion (xiii, xiv) in pencil. 


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Hebrew MS., now R. 14. 62. See Caz. of Heb. MSS. 


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1085. GERONTICON. ey I. 61 
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Paper, 7 x 4%, ff. 294, 26-32 and 19 lines toa page. Cent. xv, 
in two hands. The book has suffered severely from damp, the 
leaves at each end being fragments. It is now mounted on tracing 
paper throughout. (No. 433.) 

It is a T'epovtexdy or collection of ascetic anecdotes and pre- 
cepts. 

The first division-mark I detect is on f. 22 4. 


τίτλος δέκατος. 

περὶ νηστείας καὶ ἐγκρατείας τῆς ἁρμοζοίσης τοῖς μοναχικῶς ζῶσιν ἀσκηταῖς (?) κατὰ 
θεόν. 

The second hand begins at f. 107. It is ugly and bad com- 
pared with the first. 

The last titXos begins on f. 267 ὦ and is the thirtieth. 

I believe this to be the volume which is described in the 
Cat. MSS. Angl. as follows: 

6157. 323. De curandis animi adfectibus. Liber iste distinguitur in titulos multos ; 
multaque adducit ex S. Diadocho, Maximo, Palladio, Ephraemo, Isaaco, et Barsanuphio 
Syriis, et ex aliis Asceticis Graece. 

The catalogue then goes on to give the contents of what is 
now O. 7. 4 under the same number (6157). The two books are of 
the same size. 


1086. Horae. (Σ τὸ 62 


Vellum, 63 x 48, ff. 140 -Ὁ 48, 17 lines to a page. Two volumes, 
the second printed. Cent. xv late. (No. 434.) 

The binding (cent. xvi) is semée with fleurs-de-lys and tears, 
and has the initials C. S. 

At the beginning is an engraved title-page of Loffice de la 
Vierge, Paris 1625, L. Louys Boullenger, of which the rest follows 
the MS. portion. 

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Contents: 
Kalendar in red, blue and brown, in French 2 f ‘ ig depo & 
Sequence of the Gospels. : : - ; ; ‘ ‘ 13 
Obsecro te. she Ss : : . : ΐ ; : . 196 
O intemerata : : Ae : : ; ; ‘ . 23 
Hours of the Virgin . : ; : : ° 26 
Hours of the Cross (first leaf pee ; - i : Ξ : 83 
Hours of the Holy Ghost . 1 : 2 , : : : 85 
Seven Penitential Psalms and Litany . ; ' ‘ ; Ἷ 88 
Office of the Dead ; : δ , Ξ : : : 5 103 ὁ 
Memoriae_ . ; ; ; : é : ᾿ : : 143 


The use is of Paris. 
Most of the leaves have partial borders, of poor execution. 
The pictures are decent shop-work. . They are: 


f. 13. Large. St John on islet writing. Eagle on another islet on Z. 
f. 15. Intext. St Luke writing at desk. 
. 164, Intext. St Matthew. Angel holding book on Z. 
f. 18. Intext. St Mark looking at his pen. Lion on Z. 

5. f. 194. Large. The Virgin half-length with book. Yellow glory. Two small 
nude angels look over a curtain behind her. 

6. f. 23. In text. A similar arrangement: but the Virgin is crowned and carries 
the Child. 

7. f.26. Matins. Large. Annunciation. Angel kneels on Δ᾽. with sceptre and 
points up to dove. 

8. f. 46. Lauds. Visitation. Elizabeth on 2. lays her hands on the Virgin’s body. 

9. f. 564. Prime. The Virgin, Joseph, ox and ass adore the Child who lies on the 
ground ; stable and arras on Z. 

1o. f.614. Tierce. Two shepherds look up at demi-angel with blank scroll. 

11. f.65. Sext. Adoration of the Magi. Virgin and Child on Z. One king 
kneels. Joseph absent. 

12. f.684. None. Presentation. Symeon nimbed on Z. Round altar in C., a 
man in a hat behind it. Virgin and maid on Ὁ. 

13. f. 72. Vespers. Herod throned on Z. gives orders to three kneeling soldiers in 
gold armour. 

14. f. 78. Compline. Christ throned on Z. with orb. The Virgin, crowned, 
kneels to Him. An adoring angel in air. 

15. f.85. Hours of the Holy Ghost. Pentecost. The Virgin kneels in C. The 
Apostles 2. and Z. The Dove above. 

16. f. 88. Seven Psalms. Bathsheba stands nude in a river. Her clothes on the 
bank. A castle on 2&., out of whose window, David, with crown and sceptre, is looking. 

17. f. 1034. Office of the Dead. Job seated on Z. on straw. Ruins in the 
distance. On Δ᾽. two friends address him. 

18. f.143sqq. Small pictures in text. Memoriae. The Trinity. Father (with 
orb) and Son (shewing His wounds) side by side, half-length, on one throne and in one 
mantle. The Dove between them. They support an open book. 


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19. St Michael striking with sword at the face of a devil on Z. 

20. St John Baptist among trees with book : a lamb at his knee. 

21. SS. Peter and Paul in a room, with key and sword. 

22. St Sebastian bearded, bound to tree on 2. Archer on 2. 

23. St Nicholas, as Bishop, blesses three children in tub on 2. 

24. St Mary Magdalene seated, with book. Casket on rock by her. 

25. St Katherine with crown, sword and book. 

26. St Barbara with palm and book. Tower on 2. 

27. St Genovefa with candle. Angel in air on Z. Devil with bellows on 2. 
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Vellum, 64 x 5%, ff. 48+ 11, double columns of 47 lines. Cent. 
xiii, in a good small hand. 2 fo. luminis. 

Marked E. 5. No. 252. 

On the first flyleaf is a neat inscription (xvi) from Deuteronomy. 


Ne recedat volumen legis huius ab ore tuo, etc. 


Signed : Domynick. 

Collation: a‘ | 1* (wants 1)-5% 6% | 7% (+1) 8” g%| 10% 11% 
12% 13% (wants 3 and 23) 14* 15 etc. (quire 16 wants two leaves). 
There are seven flyleaves at the end. 


Contents : 


Jerome’s prologue (Frater ambrosius) . . . . . - ff. 
Pref. to Genesis . . Ξ 5 ’ = Ἢ ᾿ Ξ . 2 
Genesis—2 Chronicles. 

At the end of 2 Chron. the Prayer of Manasses is written in the 
margin by a neat xiv or xvth cent. hand, which has made other 
additions. 

Ezra, Nehemiah, Tobit, Judith, Esther. 

Job. At the end of Job are notes in the margin, the lessons, and 
Psalms, for the Office of the Dead. 

In the text is also the LXX. supplement at the end of Job. 

A blank leaf (200) follows. 

The second part of the book is not in the same hand as the first. 

There are small pictured initials, viz. to 

Proverbs. Solomon teaches Rehoboam. 

Eccl. Two figures: damaged. 

Cant. Virgin and Child. 

Wisd. A King. 

Ecclus. A nimbed woman holding a church. 

Isaiah. Two men sawing Isaiah. 


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Jer. Jeremiah stoned. 
Lam. Jeremiah at gate of Jerusalem. 
Ezek. gone. Daniel. Daniel in the den. 
The order of the books is 
Prov.—Eccl", Isaiah—Malachi. 1, 2 Macc. 
Evwv., Paul. Epp., Cath. Epp., Act., Apoc. 
At the end of Apoc., in the xiv, xvth cent. hand, is 
Inc. prologus beati Gilberti Ep. pictauensis super apocalipsim 
Iohannis, et quidam libri habent ante apocalipsim et quidam 
non, 
Omnes qui pie uolunt uiuere, etc. 
The Apocalypse has a stichometric note that it contains 1300 verses: 
but I see no others. 


1088. Bepar Vita S. CuruBertt. O. 1. 64 


Vellum, 6} x 44, ff. 88, 24 lines to a page. Cent. xii, in a good 
hand. 2 fo, senioribus, 

Marked (E. 6.) No. 243. 

On f. 2 is 


liber ecclesie Cathedralis Couentrie (xiii, xiv: added xv: ex dono domini Ric. 
Crossely Prioris eiusdem). 


At the bottom 


In isto uolumine continetur vita [et miracula] sci cuthberti cum aliis. 
Collation: 1° (+1) 2” (1 canc.) 3” 4” 5-8" (wants 9-12 blank). 


Contents: 


f. 1 is blank. 
Bedae Vita S. Cuthberti. 
Inc. prol. in librum uite beati patris cuthberti lindisfarnensis 
Episcopi (P. Z. XCIV. 735) . 5 ΣΕ Σὰ 
(D)omino sancto ac beatissimo patri eadfrido εὐξοὺρὺ ἀξ eda 
—et domini mei amen. Expl. prologus., 


Inc. Epistola uenerabilis Bede presb. (to John) . Soe : Ζ 
Capitula (46). 
Inc. liber de uita ‘et miraculis etc. = 56 


(This heading is on f. 54 but ὅκα is blank and the text ΡΝ on 6. ) 
Principium nobis scribendi. 

c. xlvi ends on f. 87, 
et ‘miseracione coronat. 

Expl. liber de uita et miraculis beatiss. pat. Cuthberti lindisf. Ep. 


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Item de quo supra ex .iiii. ecclesiastice hystorie gentis anglorum 
libro. 
Erat in eodem monasterio frater quidam nomine beadothegn . 874 
—uite et uirtutum eius quisquis legerit inuen...... (erasure). 

The most interesting feature of the MS. is that it was meant to 
be copiously illustrated: a space for a picture is left at the 
beginning of each chapter: but no sketches have been begun save 
two full-page drawings on 9 ὦ, 104, illustrating ς, ii. 

The background of each is a roofed building with three round 
arches in front. In the first drawing is seen on Z. an angel on 
horseback approaching Cuthbert who sits ona chair on R. He is 
a nimbed youth, and is holding in both hands his swollen &. knee 
which is raised. Behind him is another nimbed figure. 

In the second drawing the figures on #., Cuthbert and the 
other, are in very similar posture. The Angel’s horse is gone, and 
the angel on foot is handling Cuthbert’s knee. 


1089. Mepica. O. 1. 65 


Paper, three volumes of different sizes bound together. Cent. xvi, 
xvii and xv. 

Marked L.9. No. 400. 

I. A note-book 7 x 4%, ff. circa 50, containing miscellaneous 
receipts in French and English, with drawings of apparatus. 
Towards the end are some accounts of serpents at “ Avegnion” 
and “Bayon” in English. There is also a good deal of cypher 
resembling music in aspect. 

II. An oblong note-book, 3? x5, ff. circa 50: in the same 
hand I think as πο. I. An index at the beginning. It contains 
receipts in French and Latin. The last leaf is, I think, a key 
to the cypher used in no. I. 

III. Paper, 6 x 4, foliated from 129 to 269. Cent. xv, in two 
chief hands, both ugly. 

Contains at first miscellaneous receipts, mostly in English. 

At 214 we have the heading 

Hic incipit Tabula herbarum. 

At 243 the hand changes and red is used for the sections and 

headings. 


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1090, Lexicon GRAECE. O. 1. 66 


Paper, 5% x 4}, ff. 205, 19 lines to a page. Cent. xv (1460), well 
written. The leaves at the beginning are fragmentary. 

Marked L. 14. No. 405. 

Collation: (nine leaves) | ζ5 ἢ (wants 1, 7) 6 μα κ΄ 18" (wants 
two) uy® ἐδ (wants 6-8) ve® (wants 1) ἐς (8 mut.) .6*-06*: of quires 
x, κα nine leaves remain «B* xy (wants 4) «6° (wants 7) κεῖ (wants 
6) «s® κζϑ xn? «O° (wants 1-3) λὴ λα" (five left) XP* Ay* | eleven 
leaves. 


Contents: 


I, 1. <A Lexicon. 
The first nine leaves are mere fragments. 
The first rubric left is on 74 
τὸ α μετὰ τοῦ ἕξ. 
᾿Αξιάγαστος ἀξιοθαύμαστος. 
Thirty or forty leaves at the beginning are damaged at the 
top: but less than thirty have lost any of their writing 
in consequence. There are many leaves lost as will be 
seen from the collation, but the alphabet ends on f. 3 of 
quire 2. 
ὦ. wrivt. 
τέλος τοῦ ὦ μεγάλου. 
2. Ἑρμηνεία λέξεων κατὰ στοιχείων ἐμφερομένων τῆ βίβλω τοῦ 
ἁγίου Διονυσίου ἐπισκόπου ἀθηνῶν : : : she ON RB 
᾿Αγάμενος---ὦπται. ἐθεάθη. 
3. λέξεις τοῦ τετραβασιλείου. βασιλειῶν α. λα fol. ult. ᾿Αμαφέ. 
Patrick Young has collated this in the margin with other 
copies, and added references. 
—év σοχὼθ' ἐν συγκλισμοῖς. 
4. Ades τῶν py ψαλμῶν . ᾿ , ᾿ A ‘ . dB. 2 
Αλληλουΐα. 
5. Ades τῶν ὠδῶν. ὠδη ἅ. 
Τριστάτας . . . : : : . AB. ult. 
6. ‘Epunvela λέξεων ἰεζεκιὴλ τοῦ προφήτου. : τ .« Ay. 2 
ὡς εἶδες τ Bex. 
Followed by Λέξεις of Jeremiah, Daniel, τῶν ἁγίων 
ἀποστόλων. 
7. Names of the twelve Apostles, with interpretations. 
Πέτρος ἐπιλύων ἢ ἐπιγνοὺς. 
Followed by a miscellaneous paragraph with faint rubric. 
καὶ ἕτερα (?) ἐκτὸς τῶν ἁγίων ἀποστόλων ἐν ὦ ἠσὶν ταῦτα. 
Φαραῶ... λήπο ἄμπελος ἀγρία Βαροὺχ. .᾿Εδὲμ.. ἱΩ σάννα κ.τ.λ. 


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Οὐχ ἑψήσεις ἄρνα ἐν γάλακτι μητρὸς αὐτοῦ, interpreted as 
shewing why Christ was not killed by Herod. 
Faint diagrams in red of the virtues, senses, etc. 
Iambics 
λέξεις βίβλου κρατιστῆς εἰσορᾶς πανολβίου 
Ανακτος ἡμῶν ἰησοῦ μακαρτάτου. 
᾿Ετελειώθη τὸ παρὸν βιβλήδιον ὦ καὶ καλῆται λεξικῶν διὰ 
χειρὸς ἐμοῦ τοῦ εὐτελοῦς K. ἁμαρτωλοῦ τάχα καὶ θύτου 
Θεοδώρου τ. σοφοῦ τ. xk. αἰχμαλώτου πόλεως Κωνστ. τοῦ 
μεγάλου καὶ γραφ. ἐν τῇ κωρωνεια ())" ἐν μηνὶ μαρτίω iS 
o @ 
ἐν tra 5 A ne (6968=A.D. 1460) κ.τ.λ. 
IL. In a smaller hand and pale ink. 
The first page very faint: ending with a list of the planets. 


Ὃ κρόνος ἔνε πολλὰ κακοποιὸς κ.τ.λ. 
On the verso 
τὰ βότανα τῶν {πλανητῶν καὶ τὶ ἀποτελούσην. 
Spaces are left for drawings of the plants at the head of 
each chapter. A late hand has inserted a rough picture’ 
of the plant of Aphrodite (σατήριον). 
Ends imperfectly in the section on the plant of the Moon. 


1091. Οἱ 1. 67 


Paper, 6} x 5, ff. 25, 17 lines to a page. Cent. xvi, very neatly 
written. 

Mounted on tracing paper, and newly bound. 

Marked D 20. No. 237. 


(Ad Illustriss)imam principem et omni (virtute) praestantem D. Eliza(betham) 


Angliae Reginam Joan(nis E)piscopi Rossensis supplex oratio. 
Et si tuae maiestatis conspectus. 


Ends p. 66 


E custodia nostra in castro fermamensi quinto nouas Octobris 1573. 
Tuae maiest. deuotiss. orator Joa. Eps Rossensis. 


On f. 67 is a Latin quatrain by the same to Elizabeth. The 
writer is John Leslie, Bp of Ross. 


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1092. Prk Pes a ὦ 


Paper, 74 x 48, pp. 65 written. Cent. xviii. 
A transcript of Ο. 1. 67. 


1093. O. 1. 68 


Paper, 5? x 3, ff. cir. 100. Cent. xvii early, well written. 

Marked L. 7. No. 398. 

The name Johannes Fountayne is on the title-page. 

The first item, not by the scribe of the rest, is a copy of 16 
Latin Elegiac verses 


In celeberrimam victoriam hybernicam. 


All the rest are Greek Epigrams, written the other way of 
the page. 

At the end two short Latin poems, one on St Luke, and a 
Carmen θριαμβικόν. 


1094. Vie Ρὲ S™ FEBROINE, ETC. ἢ 65 


Vellum, 54 x 28, ff. 104, 27 lines to a page. Cent. xv late, 


neatly written. 
Marked L. 6. No. 397. 
On one flyleaf is a large R and on the next: 


Achete par Robert Moisant (?) a l’inuentaire de M. Rouy (or Bouy) 1661. 
Collation: 2 flyleaves | 1*-48 5” 65 7” 88-128 one flyleaf. 


1. In nomine patris etc. 
Sensuit la doulce legende sainte febroine vierge et martyre de 
la quelle la feste est la vigile de la natiuite S. Jehan baptiste. 


Le premier liure. . ; : ° . ᾿ - et tae it 
Ou temps que le tyrant dyoclecian. 
Sensuyt le ii liure de la maniere de la passion . ° ; 17 


Le lendemain fut en la cite. 
Ending f. 43: 43 4-440 blank. 
2. Ensuit le prologue de la deploracion sainct bernard abbe de 


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clereuaux sur lobit et trespas de son frere gerard extraicte 
du xxvi® sermon dudit 5. bernard sur les cantiques translatee 


de latin en francoys par vng celestin prieur de marcoussi_. 45 
Et pour ce que en icelle deploracion. 
Text . ° 3 ‘ ὁ ὁ . stat its ς ‘ 45 
Pourquoy et jusque a quant dissimulaige . é ; 45 0 


Ends f. 64 6 
Renata qui veult en langaige frevjois regnee signifier. 
les dictes six conditions. . 
Of which a Table follows. 

3. Ensuit vng dialogue entre raison et lame contenant deulx 
parties. La premiere contient comme lame interroguee de 
raison de lestat de religion faict3 neuf complaintes . ‘ 65 

Le premier c. comment raison araisonne lame, 
Par secretes interrogacions je enquerray. 
Part II. begins on f. 864. 
Ends f. 103 ὁ 
ou desprisons la correction a nous demonstree. 
Finis ad laudem dei. Deo gracias. 


ie Bea fee 

1095. AuGustTINUs DE Spiritu ET ANIMA, ETC. { 518 7 

Vellum, 54 x 33, ff. 287, 30 lines to a page. Cent. xiii in a 
fine small hand ; much abbreviated. 2 fo. sed quam ipsa. 

Given by Thomas Gale in 1669: formerly R. 16. 20. 

On the flyleaf is the number 316 (xv, xvi): below this an 
erasure. 

Then in a large xvth cent. hand 

In hoc vol. continetur libellus beati Aug. de spiritu et anima et singulorum 


proprietatibus. Item sermones et distincciones ad modum tabule de diuersis scripturis 
diuersimode compilatis. 


Collation: 1 25 38-178 18” 19%-22° 23” 248: (wants 4-8) 25°-27° 
28" (one canc.) 29" (11, 12 canc.) 30”. 

In the old numbering there is a gap between f. 140 and f. 165: 
the numbering runs to 287. 


Contents : 


1. Augustinus de spiritu et anima (7. Z. XL. 7790) . ° Σ᾽ ee 
Quoniam dictum est. 
Ends on f, 154. 


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2, Sermons. 
On 5. Benedict: Precedet te angelus meus . . . ‘ 156 
Est puer unus hic qui hatet .v. panes etc. . . : : 17 
This goes on till f. 26. Then follows one on 
Ubi est qui natus est rex tudeorum. 
After that a number of short sermons or sketches of sermons 
on Gospels and Epistles. 
On f. 77 4sqq.'a tabular form begins, and after a blank page 
(86 4) there are rubrics and headlines to the ‘ Distinctions.’ 
Sermons on given texts begin again on f. 1394 and continue 
to f. 245 where the tabular form is resumed: on f. 257 isa 


heading. 
Auctoritates uirtutum ex libris sanctorum. De Fide. 
De Penitencia uel satisfaccione . . : : é 266 
Sermons on ‘texts τ ΚΙ 4) WN, Cys say 
Short paragraphs . δ : ° . ᾿ : 5 Ἶ 277 
Sermons - ‘ . : Ξ ᾿ δ 283 


The last leaf (287) : is puch obliterated. 


1096. SrarureEs. ΕΝ 


Vellum, 48 x 34, ff. 11+ τ66, 26 lines toa page. Cent. xiv,ina 
good law hand. 

Marked L. 5. No. 396. 

Collation : a* b® (wants 8) | 1°13" (12 canc.) 14” | 1 flyleaf. . 

The first flyleaf is a fragment. On the 2nd are verses on the 
Law Terms—and a paragraph “ qui iurat super librum tria facit.” 

On the 3rd. Fait a sauoir (on weights). 

Two swan-marks (xv) follow, of (1) Custos de Winton, (2) 
Richard Vannell. . 

Also: Liber Tho. Coleti (xvii). 


Contents: 


Capitula of the contents ᾿ ; . . : : eho Hb 
On 14 the motto dieu ayde and initials R RK (?). 
Magna Carta ‘ ‘ : : ᾿ . . ‘ P : i 


Carta de foresta. 
Statuta Westmonast. I. 


II. 
Statuta de Merton Ξ ᾿Ξ Υ ; A ᾿ : Ἶ ᾿ 61 
τῇ de Marleberge. 
» de Gloucestr. .." . ‘ : ‘ ς Ἶ ‘ 73 


Σ΄ Westm. III. 


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Statuta de bigamia, 
“3 Wynton. 
= de vasto. 
» de Religiosis. 
»» 46 mercatoribus (aketon Burnel). 
» Exon. 
»» Gauelet de habentibus redditus in london. 
» de turnis vicecom. 
» (δ anno bisextili. 
»» de scaccario. 
»» de transgressoribus. 
»» quo Waranto. 
» de militibus. 
» de vicec. et balliuis. 
»  Hengham (magna). 
»» »  (parua). 
Que breuia iacent in quibus casibus. 
Excepciones contra breuia. 
Summa de iudicio essoniorum. 
Ends imperfect on f. 155. 
156a blank. 
In other hands : 
Patet in antiquo corone dominico. 
De dampnis adiudicandis. 
The name Tho. Marsie 1618 is on a blank page. 
Dies communes dotis. 
Kings of England and length of their reigns from Will. I. to 
Hen. VI. 
Notes of landed property. 
Number of towns etc. in England. 
Memoranda in Law French. 
A receipt in English. 


1097. ΜΑΤΗΕΜΑΤΙΟΑ. ἔς Re 


Paper, 43 x 34, ff. 152. Cent. xvi early: well written. 

In a modern binding: lettered John Blagrave: Mathematical 
Tracts. Bibliotheca Halliwelliana 50. 

Formerly L. 4. No. 395. 

On ἢ 1 4 are notes of the birth and marriage of the owner 1518, 
I Jan. and 1542, 24 Dec.: also of the births of his children. 

On I-2 are receipts 


Progressio Mathematica . Ξ : : : : 2X Var 
Progressio Geometrica . . . ς ; ; , ᾿ 36 
De: Miata jects eee eed cae sett ἢ Te 46 


74 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. 1. 


Regula Algebrae . ‘ . δ ὁ 
Similar mathematical riteeetfadles cuit: on ve 86 ‘lee pain a 

geographical account of Europe, Asia and Africa ending f. 94: 

blank leaves follow. 
De usu Astrolabi Catholici . ; : Ξ ‘ : . . 100 
Index . . - . 5 ‘ . . 111-114 
De ΤΡ ΞΕΣ ΡΤ per (Basalan » ‘ Pile ω Ἄ 1176 

- . . . 121 


De Sphaera . A : ᾿ 

The rest of the contents are astronomical. 

On 152 are notes: one on the seven Electors; the other the epitaph 
of Simon Langham (abbas huius loci 1.6, Westminster). 


OL 1295 


1098. Pinpar. LycopHron. 6011, 
6012 


Paper, 4} x 3, ff. 225+ 4, 19-11 lines toa page. Cent. xv, xvi, 
in an ugly hand. 

Marked L. 1. No. 392. 

Collation : 2 flyleaves a® αὐ δ γ᾽ 56 | 10%-13° | 144 15} 165-215 
22” 23 | 24*-27% wants 8. Quires 10-13, 24-27 are blank. 


t. Πινδάρου ὀλυμπιονίκα ἱέρωνι συρακουσίω κέλητι. 
Ends in ΟἹ. x. 125 γανυμήδει θάνατον ἄλαλκε σὺν Kumpoyever 
(f. 68). 
There are brief interlinear scholia in red on ff. 1-30: and 
some marginal in black. A number of blank leaves follow. 
2. The Cassandra of Lycophron with interlinear and marginal 
scholia, the former in red. 
At the beginning four hexameters (in red) by Isaac Tzetzes. 
Βίβλος μὲν τελέθουσα λυκόφρονος ἀσματοκόμπου κ.τ.λ. 
and at the end are four more. , 
The rest of the volume is blank save for unimportant icibblings 
The marginal scholia on the Cassandra begin : 
σφὶγξ ζῶον ri τερατῶδες ἀνθρωπίνη 
φωνῇ χρώμενη" ἱστέον δὲ ὅτι αὐτὴ θυγάτηρ ἦν λαΐου. 


1099. ΙΞΙΡΟΚΕ ΕΤΟ., IN ENGLISH. Bile μὴ": 
Vellum, 48 x 5, ff. 128, 18 and 14 lines toa page. Cent. xv, in 


two fair hands, the first being the better. 
Marked L. 1. No. 345. 


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Collation: 1° 2° | α'-οϑ, 


Contents : 


I. 


2. 


1100. 


Vellum, 42 x 34, ff. 216, 18 lines to a page. 


Here bigynneth pe gaderid counseilis of seint Ysodore a 
Cf. B. 15. 39 (bound with B. 7. 4). 

Man knowe fi 511. 

Ends f. 164: but oonly for lijf euerlasting. Amen. 


Here begynne pe .v. wittis of pe bod(y) ae οι γὰ, τς 17 
Heryng, seing, smelling, 
followed by the 5 wits of the soul, 7 virtues, 7 works of 
mercy, etc, 
‘ollowed by: 
A short declaracyoun of byleue in generalle . 5 ἃ 17 
The Commandments, the seven ‘lettings’ of prayer, a form of 
confession, directions for daily prayers, meditations on the 
Passio Domini (106 δ), ending f. 126. 
A good many pages have suffered from damp. 


PSALTER. Go. 


75 


75 


Cent. xv, written 


in Flanders; in a pointed black hand, with good ornaments in 
purple and red ink. 
Marked L. 2. No. 393. 


Collation : 


21” 225--245 255 26" 27° (1 canc.). 


Contents: 


I. 
2. 


Psalter, beginning imperfectly in Ps. ii. 3, ΝΒ ipsorum f. 1 

Inc. Psalterium Ὁ, Marie uirginis . . ° 152 
Aperi domine os meum. 

Ending: omnis spiritu laudet dominam. 


Letania (of the Virgin) . 9. os oe ἢ ς : 197 

Prayers . ° . . . ὦ . . ὅ * 200 
Aue ΒΞῸ ΔΕΥΣ: mater dei. 

Litany of Saints . p . . . 6 : ξ d 202 


Very short: includes Willibrord and Elizabeth. 
Followed by Prayers for the dead, and at the funeral. 


1° (wants 1)-5° 6" (9 canc.) 7” (9 canc.) 8°-18* 19° 20” 


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1101. Statutes. OO 1-96 


Vellum, 44 x 3, ff. 133, 25 lines to a page. Cent. xiv early, in a 
very good hand. 

Collation: 1 (wants 5) 258-158 16° (1 canc.) 17° (one eatey. 

The name Robert Peyton (xvii) occurs on f. 86. 

The text is in French throughout with few exceptions. 


Contents: 


Table of Capitula. : : : ‘ : . ‘ ae 
Magna Carta, beginning bespeateeidy ‘ ; 3 5 ‘ Ρ 5 
suz escrites a tenyr et auer. 
Carta de Foresta . : : ; . , ᾿ : ; ἶ 110 
Confirmaciones chartarum_. ; : . ‘ ς . ᾿ 15 
Statuta de Merton ὃ : ᾿ . ω ὦ ; ‘ ἢ 16 
Marlebergg . -. ἃ : ‘ ‘ ‘ : ; 20 
Gloucestre . - ese a et es fs 29 
Westm. I. : : 5 ’ ‘ ᾷ - ‘ 34 
Westm. II . ἦ : ᾿ ὲ : . 42 
Modus faciendi Homagium et Fidelitatem A < ᾿ : : 115 
Visus Franci plegii r : . : Γ ᾿ 1156 
Communes dies in Banco "ἘΣ in Dote (in Latin) . . : τὰ > ETF 
Composicio monete et mensurarum (in Latin) . . . . 118 
Summa que uocatur Cadit Assisa (in Latin) : ᾿ , ‘ 118 
Pur ceo de les eschatures de teres Ξ ; 3 ; : : 121 
Statuta Wynton. in French . ᾿ Ξ : 3 ὃ : : 122 
Extenta Manerii in Latin . > : ; : : : : 126 
Statutum Circumspecte agatis : : ‘ ; ‘ ν ξ 128 
Quia fines (beginning only) . : Ἀ : ἶ : : 1296 
Cum deuant ces houres fut pourveu que gens de religiun ne 
entrassent en les feez de autri . . Ἢ . F . 130 
De antiquo dominico corone (in Latin) : . ς ‘ . 131 
De magna ass(isa) iniungenda (in French) - : ‘ : ὅν. 138d 


1102. Mepica. ΘΝ 


Vellum and paper, 4x 23, ff 202 3, 14 lines to a page. 
Cent. xv, roughly written. 

Marked L. 3. No. 324. 

ff. 1, 2 are in another hand. 


po wi3ztes is straunge and harde to knowe y wole titil hem here. 


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A list of Apothecaries’ weights follows, and some receipts. 


Contents: 


1. Inc, manipulum medicine de digestiuis et laxatiuis. 
Omne enim corpus humanum .  . - : Sa) ae! | 
Roughly bordered. 
Ends: clarifica deum in hiis que audisti. aa manipulum etc. 
2. Iam ine. practica urinarum EP ae wee stay? he 21 
It is to vnderstonde who so wil loki an vryne. 
Six pages are occupied with coloured figures of urinals. 


3. Exposiciones vrinarum in ordine Ὁ . ϊ . 30 
Color rubeus est quasi flamma ignis. 
4. Tractatus nobilis de regimine sanitatis . . vant ἢ 21 


Aristotiles autem scribens Alexandro magno. 
5. Inc. tract. Mag. Joh. de Burgundia de epidemia_ . F 534 
Ego Johannes de Burgundia di(ui)no auxilio inuocato. 
6. Tract. Joh. de burdegala extractus in lingua anglicana 
contra morbum pestilencialem siue epidemialem .. 73 
Here begynneth a noble tretys made of a good fisician 
John of bordeus. 
7. Et subsequenter inc. exortacio bona contra morbum igs 


lencialem s. epidemialem . 3 . ς 83 ὁ 
Dilectissime frater ut intellexi multum times oe instante 
pestilencia. : 
8. Inc. de condicionibus vij*™ planetarum . : : F 92 


Sol. Whoso is borne whan he regneth. 
Followed by Regula Signorum, Tabula Signorum and other 
astronomical and astrological matters, partly in Latin, 
partly in English. 
9. In dei nomine amen. Inc. tract. Vinorum diuersorum ad 
diuersas infirmitates editus a mag. naan de Villa 
noua, Prohemium . ς : ‘ Ss se 137 
Quoniam vinum album inter Ξ ΜΞ 
Ends: Confert spleni. Expl. tract. Vinorum. 


A supplementary paragraph on 


Vinum extractionis auri . > Ἂ . . 171 
1o. Inc. tract. de consideracione quinte essentie ᾿βδλϊοεσοτ 
rerum transmutabilium. In nomine D.n.1.C. . A 173 
Indago celi. 


Ending f. 1994: qui est trinus et unus amen. 


On the last leaf are some astronomical notes in Latin and 
English. The first refers to the year 1460. 


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1103. O. τ. 


A vellum roll, 10% in. broad and. nearly 8 ft. long. Cent. 


in a neat, rather current hand. 
A Genealogy of the Kings of England. 
The poem begins 


(P)er hanc figuram inferius circulatam possunt sciri diuersa regna 
que quondam per Angliam et in Anglia distinguebantur. Ve- 
rumtamen anglia oblonga est etc. 

The paragraph ends with some verses about the principal cities. 

De cuius laude quidam sic ait metrificando. 

Illa quidem longe celebri splendore beata 
ending : 
Testes Ely formosa situ couecestria visu. 

(P)ost suprascripturam regnorum particionem quibusdam regibus 
processu temporis inter se dimicantibus etc. 

Then follows the Genealogy, beginning with 

Adelbrith filius Ailmundi regnauit triginta septem annis et 
mensibus sex 

and 

Brithrich Rex Westsexie. 

These two names are placed on a level. They are enclosed in red 
circles with some ornament. The names are throughout in red, 
and there is accompanying text in black. 

The roll ends with 

Edwardus secundus post conquestum regnauit decem et nouem 
annis et dimidio. 

The text ends (unfinished or imperfect) 

coronatus est in Regem apud Westm. citoque post scilicet 3° 
nonas Aprilis translatus. 


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written on both sides. 


Narracio de Fundacione Fontanezs7s monasterii in Com, Ebor, 
Reuerendo patri et domino Abbati de fontibus frater Hugo 
monachus de Kyrkestall salutem que nunc et est eternam. 


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in acta redigerem quo auctore vel ordine......nostra sancta 
scilicet fontanensis ecclesia cui deo disponente in presentiam 
presidetis etc. 
The text on the front of the roll continues to the bottom and ends 
in a section headed 
de fundacione novi monasterii. 
It is continued on the back of the second membrane, occupies the 
whole of that and the third, and ends on the fourth and last. 
The last section is: De reuelacione trinitatis. 
The subject is seemingly Abbot Radulphus. 
The text ends 
nullus in iudicio equior nullus in amicicia constancio(r) fuit. 
Edited for the Surtees Society in 1862. 


O25 1 
1105. Liser E tensis. 6186— 
6188 


Vellum, 9 x 64, ff. 256 +2, 29 lines to a page. Cent. xii late, in 
a beautiful hand. 

In wooden boards covered with vellum. 

Marked B. 408. No. 114. 

From Ely Cathedral Priory. On the margin of f. 1 of the 


Historia is the mark Ὃὦ which occurs in other Ely MSS. 


For the text of this and O. 2. 41, see D. J. Stewart’s ed". of the 
Historia Elensis, printed for the Angliana Christiana Society 1848, 
and also N. E. 5. Hamilton Juguisitio Comit. Cantabr. 

Collation: 2 flyleaves | 15 2° | 3°-118 12” 138-158 16" (14-16 
canc.) 178-228 23” (+ 10*) 24” 2519 265 278 27? | 28” 29% 30% 

The two flyleaves and also ff. 229, 230 are from a music book 
(xiv) with music on a five-line stave. Among the words set are 


Regina clementie, Stilla mellis, O maria singularis stella non erratica, Salue sancta 
parens Christi, Virgo decus castitatis, Agmina militie celestis. 


Contents: 


f. τὰ is blank. 

Kalendar in black . ᾿ ὃ ‘ - F F : Ξ 

Each month occupies two pages. The left-hand page has the 
feasts and in a second column a number of obits of Ely 
monks, benefactors, etc. 


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A note at the top of f. 14 says: hic describitur nota monachorum 
et laicorum benefactorum nostrorum. 

The right-hand page is blank save for the entry of the days of 
the month and is doubtless intended for the reception of 
further obits. 

Among the feasts I note: 

Feb. 1 5. Brigide V. 

6 Vedasti et Amandi. 
11 Eufraxie V. 
13 Ermenilde matrone. 
21 Erkangote V. 
Mar. 17 Withburg V. 
20 Guthl(aci) C. 
Ap. 11 Gzuthlaci anachorite. 
19 Ailphegi C. et M. 
29 Transl. 5, A&dm(undi). 
30 Airchenw(oldi) Ep. 
May 15 Albani M. 
19 Dunstani Arch. 
June 13 Transl. S. Yuonis C. 
17 Botulfii Abb. 
22 Albani M. 
23 Aideldrede V. 
July 6 Sexburge V. 
7 lSelburge V. 
8 Withburge V. 
28 Samsonzs Ep. 
31 Neoti presb. 
Aug. 1 Aidelwold. 
5 Oswaldi M. 
16 érnulfi C. 
26 Commem. S. Guthlaci C. 
28 Augustini magni et Afrm(enilde ὃ). 

Sept. 11 Transl. Aidelwo/di. 

At Sept. 24 is an obit inserted in red. 

Ob. fr. Johannis de Crawden prioris Elyensis. 

This is I think the only obit not in the original hand. 

Oct. 8 Commem. Aidelwo/di Ep. 

11 Atdelburge V. 
17 S. ASeldrede V. (with Octave): 

Nov. 20 Aidmundi R. and M. ϑ 

On the right-hand page a xvith cent. hand has written the 
names of the bishops of Ely as far as Nicholas West and of 
the Priors as far as John de Buckton. 

Dec. 29 St Thomas occurs in the original hand. 

f. 134 is blank. 

On f. 14 in a xiiith cent. hand are lists of Abbots of Ely. 

Bishops to Hugo de Balsam. 


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Kings of England from Edgar to Hen. III. (continued later 
to Edw. IV.). 

Bishops to Johannes de Ketene (Hotham and Montacute added) 
and Priors to Henr. de Bauns and J. de Hemingt(on). 

There is also a sketch of a king seated full face. 

On 146 is a pencil drawing unfinished, consisting of four 
tall round-headed arches; in the Z. one is a Bishop: above, 
Sanctus Ethelwoldus Hp. In the next a king throned, with 
sceptre. ex Edgarus. The other two are empty. 

Inc. prologus de historia eliensis insule ervics Heapinl:y nchs 

Cum animaduerterem excellentiam. 

There is a very pretty initial C in blue, scarlet and green. 

Prologue ends: inuocares deum. Expl. prol. 

Inc. de sytu Elyensis insule . hae : a ἐς»... 

Omnes preclari et nobiles. 

Liber I. ends on f. 43 (57) 

per silentium reparentur. Expl. liber primus de hystoria 
Elyensis insule in uitam beatiss. v. Aitheldrythe et quomodo 
fabricauit illic ecclesiam siue a quibus destructa fuit. 

Proemium lib. secundi in hystoria elyensis insule et quomodo 
ecclesia est restaurata uel a quibus ditata. 

In precedente monstratum est opere 

—plene denuntians. 

Expl. proemium ——" ise 

Inc. capitula . . ὁ . . 

The 106 Capitula end on f. 45 Ba 

Text. Quomodo ecclesia de ely per S. Aidelwoldum 
restaurata fuit . . . - . . . 

Nunc quoque restat scribendiial 

Ends f. 106 (120) ὁ 

Uniuersorum inbecillitati. Expl. lib. 11. de hyst. Elyensis 
insule constans de temporibus abbatum. 

Inc. prologus libri.111.de eodem tempora et euentus episcoporum 
denuntians. . 

Iam nunc tractandum instat 

—illic consecrati. 

Expl. prol. 

Inc. Capitula . " : ὲ - τ 

Inc. lib. tertius in hystoria elyensis insule inti a θρόνοις 
temporibus episcoporum etc. (rubric of 8 lines). 

Post mortem igitur Ricardi Abbatis. 

The very miscellaneous contents of the whole of the rest of 
the volume are entered among the Cafitu/a of liber 11. 
They include a chapter on the Passion of St Thomas of 
Canterbury (f. 175 (189) 4). This is followed by two blank 


pages. 

On 177 (191)4 begins what the Capitula call 

Descriptio terrarum ecclesie sancte A:Seldrythe in uolumen 
protensum. 


T. C. Il. 


f. 


81 


1 (15) 


2 (15 δ) 


43 (57) 


45 (59) 


107 (121) 


109 (123) ὁ 


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ff. 177 6-178 ὁ are in the first hand, have no title and contain a 
brief survey of the hundreds (17). 

On 179 (193) the hand changes and we have the Inquisitio Eliensis 

Hic subscribitur inquisitio terrarum, etc. (Hamilton p. 97). 

On 204 (218) ὁ 

Hic inbreuiatur quot carucas 5. Aideldreda habet etc. 
(ib. p. 168). 
In double columns. 
Ending f. 209 (223) ὁ 
In buclesham-11. lib. homines xX111J. acr. (ib. p. 189). 

210 (224) is blank. On the verso, in the first hand, 

Ad illud placitum quo pontifices Goffridus et Remigius consul 
uero Walthewf etc. (ib. p. 192). 

—et {πὰ animalia . . 

On 2136-2144 a xvith cent. ved: has leléiaten fies dates of 
foundation of a number of English monasteries and a list of 
Abbeys by dioceses. 

ff. 215, 216 (229, 230) are from the music book (v. supra). 

Inc. proemium in uitam b. Sexburge regine. : . 3 

Plerique secularis scientie periti 
—non retardet aurigam. Expl. proem. 
Inc. uita b. Sexburge abbatisse  . . 2 ‘ ὃ . 
Insignis christi sponsa. 
Ends f. 228: per omnia secula seculorum. Amen. 
Expl. de S. Sexburga. 
Inc. uita b. Ermenilde . . . . . . ‘ 
De Beata et deo digna Ermenilda 
—cum deo patre et spiritu sancto. 
Expl. de S. Ermenilda. 
Inc. de S. Aircongota uirgine 2 = ‘ . ᾿ δ 
Anno dominice incarnationis sexcentesimo quadragesimo 
—cellaria esse uiderentur aperta (231). 
About half a page is blank here. 
Inc. genealogia Ὁ. Werburge uirginis . . 
Filia regum et sponsa christi 
—probabilem in domino finem. 
Inc. vita ipsius . . . ὁ . . . ὼ 
A tenero igitur eui flore 
—in omnia secula regnat et dominatur. Amen. 
Inc. uita S.. ASelberge uirginis . . ‘ : ᾿ 
Anno igitur dominice incarn. sexcentesimo quadragesimo 
—die nonarum iuliarum. Expl. de S. AiSelberga. 
Inc. prologus in uitam b. Wihtburge uirginis . 
Orientale orientalium anglorum sidus 
—nec lingua nec manus. Expl. prologus. 
Inc. uita eiusdem . : . ξ : . 
Veteres narrant hystorie nostre gentis. 
Ending f. 2406 ; 
amplius roborarentur in fide ac deuotione. 


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217 (231) 


217 (231) 


228 


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236 
236 ὁ 


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Statuta et Consuetudines antiquae et approbatae ecclesiae Cathedralis Lichfieldensis. 
In nine chapters. I. de Domino Episcopo. IX. de Clerico Capitulario. 


1107. Eunomit QUAEDAM GRAECE. Ch 45-3 


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I. Evvoutov ἔκθεσις ᾿ 
Τοῦ θεοῦ σωτῆρος ἡμῶν Ἰησοῦ. Χριστοῦ 
— ὧν τὸ κρίμα ἔνδικόν ἐστιν. 
2. ἘΕὐνομίου τοῦ δυσσεβοῦς ἀπολογητικὸξ ἡ 
πρὸς ὃν ἔγραψε τοὺς ἀντιρρητικοὺς ὁ μέγας Βασίλειος. . ° 7 
Td μὲν συκοφαντεῖν καὶ διαβάλλειν 
—kal δυνάμει τοῦ υἱοῦ γενόμενον. 
Τέλος τοῦ Εὐνομίου (f. 15). 


3- In another hand, without heading, are copies of other anti- 
Arian documents. = . . . 16 


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Marked K. 18. No. 388. 
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There is also a facsimile of a page in W. de Gray Birch’s Shadi 
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Cronica abbreuiata a tempore Sancti Edwardi regis ultimi de 
progenie Anglorum. 

MIXvj. Anno ab incarnatione domini cometa apparuit. 

The dates are in red in the Z. margin. 
Under 1104 is a picture of a parhelion, in green and red. 

At the top of p. 14 is a fragment of a deed written in pale ink (xiii) 
—dquod ego phelippus p(?) W. leya dedi etc. 

The Chronicle ends in 1232, imperfect: 

ut comprehenderent et traderent. 

On the 2. margin, and on the slip of f. 17 which remains, is part of 
a diagram of a parhelion seen in 1233, and a mutilated note 
thereon. 

The verso was apparently blank. 

A Chronicle covering exactly the same period, and with pictures of 
the same parhelia, is in MS. Trin. Coll. Dublin, no. 507 (Abbot’s 
Catalogue). 


The text of f. 17 is as follows: 


Anno gratie M°. CC®. Xxx°1j(?) vJ°. idus Ap. | signum circa solem A...ujno mane 
feria vi in ebdomad(a pa)sche Anno regni | septimo decimo. 


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On the second flyleaf is a copy (xiv) of a deed from “ Robertus 
de barry rector ecclesie de Begeley,’ concerning the performance 
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older hand. Among the scribbles following it is: 


verus possessor huius libri te(stan)te M™ Bury. 
Begeley is doubtless Begelly in Pembrokeshire. 


Contents : 


1. Tractatus de spera (by os de Sacro Bosco: often 
printed) . : : ὃ ‘ St ee 
Tractatum de spera in yiaeeor ἡ στα capitula. 
There are several diagrams. 
Ends: aut mundana machina dissoluitur et cetera. 
Expl. tract. de spera. 
2. Canon spere Apulei et Platonis de morte et vita cum figura 15 
The figure precedes the tract, which only fills one column. 
Spera apulei et platonici de morte de uita et de multis 
aliis negociis. 
Cf. MS. Digby 88, f. 15; and O. 2. 45, 7. 40, etc. in this 
collection. 
3. Tract. spere in generali . ° ς Ἶ 2 A Ξ τό 
Spera est circumferencia 
—existentibus sub equinoxiali. 
Expl. tract. de spera in generali. 
In MS. Digby 228 f. 1 it is called a glossa breuis super tract. 
Joh. de Sacro Bosco de Sphaera. 


4. ‘Para’ platonis . ° : oe a 19 
A large figure and 7 lines οἵ text: 
5. Spera pictagore cum diuersis figuris . : 20 


Inc. Ratio spere pictagis philosophe quod apilidsion προς 
With seven large diagrams. 
Cf. MS. Digby 46. 1064 where Apulius is read for Apollonius. 
6. Massa compoti (ascribed to Alexander de Villa Dei) . 25 
Licet modo in fine temporum constat habere plures radices. 
mobilis ibo cyphos a te liberque q® euo™. 
Expl. liber massa compoti. 


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Cf. MS. Digby 22, f. 25. Ashmole 361 εἰς. 

Hic inc. Ars Kalendarii 

Per veterum sagacitatem compositus fait Kalendar’ 

—Recestit a nostro emisperio. Amen. 

Hic liber est scriptus qui scripsit. 

Expl. Ars Kalendarii. 

De Flebotomia . 

Tres sunt dies ut ait beara Beda. 

Verses on Love: Amor quid . . . 

Quid est amor mentis insania (4 lines). 3 
nescio quid sit amor nec amor nec amo nec amaui 
(4 lines). 

Figura vocata Mase . 

A circular Labyrinth, filing skeen δ μδίδος af: the page. 
The centre is occupied by a seated dragon, in red outline, 
whose tail fills the whole initial space, spreading into very 
pretty foliage. 

Figura de complexionibus elementis humoribus etc. . 

Sixteen circles with connecting bands, inscribed. 

Eighteen lines of text 

nota quod 4° sunt elementa. 

Rota fortune cum multis figuris . . ᾿ Ε 

An ille promouebitur uel non, An amicus tuus te diligat 
uel non. 

A series of diagrams, first two square ones, each divided into 
80 inscribed squares and with further lettering at the top. 
Then twelve circular, called Spera specierum, fructuum, 
ciuitatum etc. Then fifteen paragraphs, each entitled by 
the name of a king, e.g. Rex turcorum, Rex Hispanie etc., 
and containing answers, e.g. Quod queris eueniet tibi, 
Filium pariet felicem ualde, etc. 

Ends: Expliciunt Rote fortune de diuinacione Socratis 
(twice). Explicit hoc totum pro christo da mihi potum. 

Ars de calculacione in gallicis 

Cest art est appelee iiii™ fabrica. 

With diagrams like those used in geomancy. 

Ends unfinished on ἢ 41. 414, 424 are blank. 

Eclipsis solis cum canone . 

Begins with a large coloured dum of, clinics (48 in 
number). 

Ista tabula docet de eclipsi lune etc. et incipiebat a.d. m™° 
cec™xxx° et durabat usque ad a.d. m™°ccc™ octoges. 
sexto, fact’ in uniuersitate Oxon. anno predicto. 

There are a good many similar tables covering parts of this 
same period, made by William Reed (afterwards Bp of 
Chichester), John Aschenden and others, at Oxford, cf. 
MS. Digby 176. 

Text on p. 85: 


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Hec eclipsis solis a.d. 1330 incipiet post meridiem. 
The eclipses of the sun end on p. 86. Those of the moon 
on p. go. 
Ends: Expl. eclipses Lunares pro 56. annis incipiendo ab 
Anno Christi 1330. 
Then a supplement to the Tabula Bede sis ΜΗ 


' Tabula Terminorum . ; 


Sc. septuagesime, quadragesime, anche Seamciiooin) ἐδμέν; 
costes. 
Tabula Bede cum exposicione ° 
Memorial verses to find Easter, cf. MS. Digby 88, 


f. 84. 

Tabula principalis Gerlandi . ° . . . . 
Tabula lune . δ . . . ὦ . 
In hac tabula potest inueniri in quo signo Tbs sit. 

Tract. de duodecim signis . 5 
Liber Messe halla de ig ae plandaram in pig 
terre oot bate . . 


Primum capitulum a racione eiecalt’ etc. 
Quia dominus altissimus fecit terram. 
—laude dei et eius auxilio. 
Expl. epistola Messe halla. 
The version is ascribed to John of Seville. Printed at Venice, 
1493 etc. See MS. Digby 228, f. 75. 
De significacione puerorum in qua die nascuntur - 
Sol est mundi oculus. 
Expl. significaciones puerorum in qua die nascuntur per 7 
planetas et nomina et natura 12 signorum. 
Cf. MS. Digby 228, ἢ 3: signacio is there read for 
significacio. 
Inc. libellus de penitenciis ex diuersis libris extractus 
Prologus. Penitencias a scantis(!) patribus traditas 
—ecclesiastice et aliis enormibus. 
Hic inc. tituli primi libri... ΤΥ we Se 
De fornicacione simplici etc. 
Text: Primo de fornicacione rhereiean notandum sit quod in 


libro penitenciali . . . . . 


It is in four books: Lib. 11, Ssaslaks . : . » ὗ 
Τὰ; τῆς -.;, ; = Ξ » Fs 
Lib. EV. 73, 2 
Ends p. 139, with some verses, in the actaa’ 
Isti subscripti mittendi sunt ad episcopum. 
Tract. cuiusdam philosophi nomine Secundus . . ᾧ 
Secundus philosophus qui probatus est omni tempore 
silentium conseruans et pictagoream vitam ducens. 
—(Adrianus) precepit eius libros sacre bibliothece 
inseri et intitulari. 
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108 


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129 
137 


140 


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88 


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made by William of Gap, abbot of St Denis, or William, 
Monk of St Denis, in cent. xii. The Greek in Orelli, 
Opuscula Graecorum, 1819. 
Tract. de septem climatibus et 7 planetis . : , : 146 
Nota quod vij sunt climata. 
Cf. MS. Digby 228, no. 2. 
(Prognostica anni sequentis ex die natalium Domini) : 148 
Si natiuitas d. n. I. C. in die dominica venerit tunc erit 
yemps bona etc. 
Cf. MS. Digby 88, no. 33. 
Quedam conclusiones de igne . ς ς . Ξ . 149 
Ignis ad inluminandum de quodam capite picto in pariete. 
The last is a receipt: ad rumpendum magnum quercum. 
Ending : accende lichinum et cito fuge. 
Secreta mulierum qui est liber maior : ‘ ὲ ᾿ 149 
Homo est rationale et mortale. 
A dialogue between discipulus and philosophus. 
Ending: sese constituunt. Expl. tract. maior de secretis 
mulierum. : 
Liber de (medicamentis et) virtutibus herbarum begins in 
French verse . ᾿ ᾽ ᾿ : ᾿ J $ . 172 
Checun sage e saine 
Se dut garder de maladie 
Atende uoluntiers a mei 
E bone saunte li aseygnerei. 
The first section: Contra capitis. 
Sy tun chef est trop doylaunt. 
The first section on herbs is on f. 172. This part is in Latin. 
De Auencia. 
Gariofilata latine 
Romanam Gariofile 
Anglici est herba Auence. 
The last section is De Scabiosa. Ends with some verses. 
Fert scabiosa pilos veruena non habet ullos 


Langores pecudum tollit pellitque uenenum. 
Expl. lib. de virtutibus herbarum ex caliditate earum et ex 
frigiditate et humiditate atque et siccitate. 
De Unguentis Testantur mag. ypocrasii et magistri galieni . 184 
Vnguentum optimum ad colendum salsum fleuma. 
The rest after this paragraph is in French. 
A section de Urinis also in French on p. 186. 
De Medicamentis Gallice . ὸ : : é ‘ ᾿ 187 
Contra dolorem capitis. 
Ore comencez a le chyf. 
Ends (unfinished) in a section: En contre la goute (p. 192). 
pp. 193-5 are blank: on p. 194 is the inscription (xiv, xv) 
Kymer law kymro 6Ζ i- les. 


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Liber ypocratis in gallicis . . . δ 
Ipocras le tresauge (?). 

Section i. Si li malade ad dolur ou emflur en la face. 

Ends: sil deuendrect megre assel. etc. 

Expl. lib. Ypocratis philosophi et medici sapientissimi de 
diuersis medicinis maxime corporibus humanis propici- 
entibus. 

Tract. de medicinis in gallicis;s In French verse . 

Pur dolur de la teste. 
Tut le corps est enlangur. 

Ends: Chaud quant coche le seir 

Coe le garr* bien pzr veir. 

Some paragraphs in Latin follow: then 
Expl. quidam tract. de medicinis in gallicis expositus. 

Some charms for fevers in French prose follow on p. 249: 
p- 250 is almost all blank. 

On p. 251 is the second copy of R. de = 5. agreement. 

Tractatus phisonomie : ° . 
Homo dicitur antropos 

—cordis nuncium. 

Expl. hic tract. qui vocatur Phisonomia. 

Palmistria (see below no. 63) . ‘ . . . 
Linie naturales 3° sunt in planicie omnis hominis. 
—has pretermittas ne s™ (falsum) incurras etc. 

Sequitur Manus, 

On pp. 259, 260 are full-page diagrams of hands, Sinistra 
femelle and Dextra masculi. 

Secreta mulierum minor liber . ὃ . ‘ ‘ : 

Cum luna est inferior planeta 
—a tenebris ad lumen procedit. 

Expl. paruus tract. de secr. mul, 

Tract. de aquis . . . . ‘ Ε - : 
De aqua vite facienda. 

The last section on Greek fire 
—per arenam. aliter nullo modo. 

Expl. tract. de Aquis. 

Hic inc. Tract. de nominibus herbarum 
Alleluya panis cuculinus idaffodillus 

—Zeduaria + zizannia. 

Expl. hic tract. herbarum. 

Ad phlebotomiam: French prose . . . . 

In principio. A comencement de chescune play. 
—Si met douns la ai 


De aquis.. . ᾿ ξ . . ὃ . 
Ad faciendum PPP "κε πῦνε 

14 columns. 

De quadrante . Ε ᾿ . . . 


Quoniam tota νας data in quadrante. 


220 


252 


256 


261 


265 


269 


272 


276 


277 


89 


40. 


41. 


42. 


43. 


44. 


45. 


46. 


41. 


48. 


49. 


50. 


CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


With a few rough diagrams. 

The last section is De profunditate pute?, 

Ending: sunt in modio. 

Expl. tract. quadrantis. 

Headed (xvi) Ad naturalem philosophiam . : . 
Mare + n+ stratum equaliter dicitur equor et est endiadis. 
Epistole Aristotelis ad Alexandrum 

Domino suo excellentissimo. (Prologue of "Guido a 


Valentia. ) 
Capitula . . : . : : 5 . 
Prohemium cuiusdam doeiuvia ; ᾿ d = 


Prol. Johannis qui transtulit hunc librum . 3 

De Ep. Aristotelis missa ad Regem Alexandrum . : 
O filii gloriosissime. 

Ends p. 357: Attrahit sua spiritualitas. 

De lapidibus : Ξ J . ἐ ὃ 

Dicendum est communiter de lapidibus et eorum vittutibes: 
—ab omni pollicione. 

De animalibus . Ἢ ; 

Cum superius dictum sit t de — effectibus lapidibus. 
After p. 362 two leaves are lost with the end of this tract, 
Jordanus de ponderibus 

Omnis ponderosi motum. 

With a number of diagrams. 
Expl. tract. de ponderibus Jordani. 
Printed at Venice (Nic. Tartalea, 1565): cf. MS. Digby 
174, no. 8. 
Inc. tract. de vii planetis . ζ ; : ‘ 
Gloriosus et sublimis deus creator omnium. 
Expl. tract. de vij planetis. 
Inc. phisonomia Aristotelis . . 
Ait Arist. ad Alexandrum inter ceteras res una est. 
After p. 374 two leaves are lost which contained a tract de 
calculacione. 
Tract. de vij planetis . 
Imperfect at the beginning. Ends : 
si quis nascitur prope ei fortuna, etc. 
Expl. tract. sub compendio sumptus de vij planetis. 
Cf. MS. Digby 228, no. 3. 
Notes on the vine, and on witnesses, in Latin, follow. 
De ventis opusculum . : - Rov? iPS é : : 
Preceded by a figure on p. 384. 

Notandum ut similitudo melius intelligatur. 

Ends: Est autem una figura de boiceo consolacionis philo- 
sophie. 
Tabula de horis septem planetarum ad medicos 

Ista tabula docet qualiter omnis planeta dominatur. 

Palmistria Salamonis . 


286 


367 


370 


372 


379 


385 


387 


388 


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48] 


51. 


52. 


53: 


54: 


58. 


56. 


57: 


59. 


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above, no. 33), and on p. 390 an explanation of the signs, 
in French, with the colophon 

Expl. tract. de Palmistria Salamonis. 

Figure eclipsis solis et lune P 

Three diagrams with text. 

Cum sit luna recto modo sub sole. 

S(p)era Fortune . ὃ 

A diagram with text: 

Ista spera docet de quacunque re scire volueris. 

Theorica tabula Astronomica cum explicatione . 

Diagram with text > 

Ad intellectum eorum que ante dicuntur describam 
circulum. 

Notes in Latin on the fruits of trees 

Burleus super libros metheororum . ὁ : - 

De primis igitur causis in isto libro qui intitulatur 
metheororum Aristotelis. 

In MS. Digby 98, no. 12. 

Two leaves are lost after p. 405. 

Ends: tunc scimus principium (?) motus. 

Expl. tract. libri metheororum. 

A form for blessing cattle (lined through) : 

Benedictio patris omnipotentis et filii et sp. sancti 
decendat super hec pecora amen. _ Ecce crucem d. ἢ. 
I. C. ete: 
Constellationes probate, in French prose . 
Januarze signe de aquarie 
—et sur quideresse etc. 

Expl. constellationes probate. 

Simenel hornes ber none pornes Alleluya. 

Verses: Si dedero veneratus ero vocor et onerosus 

Ni dedero difformis ero vocor et viciosus etc. 
Ignes artificiales . a 
Ad faciendum ignem Rapaccem. 
Remedy for epilepsy, and ad castitatem, lined through . 
Racio nominum 12 signorum: in French . 
Signe de aquarie pour quoy est. 
Effecta lune in 12 signis 
St luna moratur in ariete. 
Tune caue ab incisione. 
Secretorum mulierum appendix . . . . 
Hec est causa quare mulieres, 
Verses: (a) Latin (6). 
O deus in celis panem benedicere velis. 
(4) French (14). 
Petit est tu mon enfaunt 
Kaunt dieu plerra serra plus graunt. 


391 


392 


393 


394 
395 


411 


412 


420 


421 
422 


423 


423 


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(c) Latin (6). 
Vir bene vestitus pro vestibus esse peritus. 
In red: 
Qui scripsit carmen sit benedictus. Amen. 
61. Distinctiones hominum rationé nativitatis per menses et 
per dies . ; : : ᾿ ᾿ " ‘ ᾿ ri 426 
In French. 
Issi poyt home veyr saunz doutaunce le proprietez de home. 
Expl. distinct. humane originis facta per menses et per dies. 
62. Receipts in Latin and French for several matters : making 
of colours, love-philtres etc. The last is a charm contain- 
ing the ten names of Christ . . ᾿ . ᾽ F 431 
Ending p. 433. 
63. On paper, in a hand of cent. xvii, 
Ars ciromantiae. 
Lineae naturales sunt in planitie omnis ciros. 
Ends: ne falsum incurras. A diagram follows. 
See above, p. 256. 


1110. Tractatus THEOLOGICI. O. 2. 6 


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1. Tractatus de Trinitate. Quaest. 27. 
De processionibus diuinis. 
There are 43 questions and an appendix. 
2. De Angelis. 
a. 4. 50 ad 64 et a 106 ad ft. 
Headed: Sanctificetur nomen tuum O Deus. 
Ends with qu. 64. 


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Requests, 

Wards and Liveries, 

Duchy of Lancaster, 
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The Parliament holden A° 1614. 
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M. T. Ciceronis de Inventione, Libri 1. 
M. Tullii C(iceronis) rethoricorum liber primus inc. - . ᾿ ; Ἐν ἢ 
Sepe ac multum hoc mecum cogitavi (in red capitals). 
Liber secundus . : = 4 : ‘ ‘ A ὃ 37 


—dque restant in reliquis dicemus. 
Then follows: 

Si tam agentis persone quam rei geste turpitudine offensionem 82 
Ending imperfectly: Et hoc est quod ait aut pro re in qua. 


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ἡ 6022 


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xiii late, well written: initials in red and blue. 


94 


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On the next leaf the name George Lascells (xvi). 

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Genesis—2 Chronicles, with Prologues. 
Ezra, Nehemiah, 1 (3) Esdras. 

Tobit, Judith, Esther, Job. 
Prov.—Ecclus. 


Isaiah (first leaf lost) —Malachi. 


1, 2 Maccabees. 

Ἐνν., Act., Paul Epp., Cath. Epp., Apocalypse. 

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Smythe and motto Deus in nomine tuo saluum me fac. Also 
Thomas Smythe est huius vol. possessor. 

Two pages are occupied with notes on the Commandments (xv). 

On another are notes of lessons. De S. Maria. De S. Wyllelmo. 
De Trinitate. 


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Marked B. 20. No. 86. 
Diploma of Doctor of Medicine granted by the University of 


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Signed by: Pompeius Caimus, Praeses. 


Petrus Bonius, Syndicus. 

Fortunius Licetus Genovensis in Patauino Lyceo 
Physiologus ordinarius. 

Nic. Triuisanus Theor’. Ord’. Medicinae senior. 

Jo. Preuotius pract’. extr’, 1*° sedis. 


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6132 


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Contenta libri. 
Contents : 


t. Breue compendium super libros physicorum . . - ἀν, Ἢ 
Begins imperfectly 
multo plures sunt species quam genera. 
Ends: nullam penitus habens magnitudinem. 
Expl. breue commentum super octo libros phisicorum. 
Bs: ΟΝ Ae IES gg een eh A Ce Me 17 
In another hand: begins in § 8 
longius quid enim loci natura (f. 22): the leaves are misbound. 
Ends (§ 46) ut cur declinant uno minimo usu declinent . 206 
3. A fragment of the Somnium Scipionis . ὁ ὁ ὦ + #4123 
perterritus non tam (§ 14). 
—quod autem motum confert (§ 27). 
4- Ambrosii Macrobii comenti in Sompnum Scipionis prolocucio 
in duobus libris . - oe δ ὃ Ν Al ‘ 24 
Begins imperfectly (in the first hand). 
veram dignitatem proprie immortalitatis (I. 6). 
At first there are marginal notes. The diagrams have not 
been inserted. 
The beginning of. Liber 1. as far as 
(in pul)su et motu-ipsorum orbium (II. 2) 
is gone. 
Ends: continetur integritas f. 98 ὁ. 
5. Timeus platonis in duobus libris (the version of Chalcidius) 99 
Begins imperfectly 
uel aduersum intestinos ac domesticos hostes (c. ii.). 
Ends imperfectly 
Item alterum nulla persuasione traducibile alterum nutans in- 
certum semper et deriuabile (c. xlvi.). 
6. De morte Aristotelis siue de pomo . - . a os 119 
Begins imperfectly in a Preface 
Nostre perfectionis premio possidendo 
—sicut in libri serie continetur. 


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Cum clausa esset uia ueritatis sapientibus. 
Ends: sicut dignum est animam hominis directi et perfecti 
sicut tu es (125). 
Finitur liber de morte Arist. siue de pomo, 
The verso is blank. 
After this followed according to the old table 
Sompnus scipionis 2°. 
Tractatus magistri Rogeri Bakon de secretis operibus 
nature et artis. ; 


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6037 


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Cent. xv and xvi, four volumes. 

Marked K. 21. No. 391. At the beginning is a late parch- 
ment deed, cent. xv, xvi. 

On this manuscript see R. Forster (Berlin. Akad. d. Wissensch. 
1885, 915) and L. Cohn (Phzlologus, XXXIX. 392). 


ib Six leaves, 9 x 7, in a very contracted hand, xiv early. 
Fragments of speeches of Libanius. 
Libanius pro Aristophane : 
1. Begins imperfectly 
οὐδὲ συνετάραξε διὸ γαμηλίου. ᾿ A é ts CE 
Ends: οὐκ εὐφρονεῖν o.. περὶ πολλοῦ ποιῇ. 
Pro Aristophane ed. Morell p. 224 1. 18—end. 


2. πρὸς Θεοδόσιον Βασιλέα περὶ τῆς στάσεως. . ‘ 16 
᾿ἨἪτύχηκεν ἡμῖν ἡ πόλις. 


3. πρὸς Θεοδόσιον ἐπὶ ταῖς διαλλαγαῖς 2 ᾧ 5 ἃ 50 
Ὃ μὲν πολλάκις προεῖπον. : 

Ends imperfectly: ἤγετο στένων (p. 411 1. το). 

Il. In another hand, paler ink: six leaves, 9} x 74, 
Fragment of a Lexicon (v. Etymol. Magnum). 
Begins in y: the first words very faint. 

Τ' τὸ στοιχεῖον πόθεν γίνεται" παρὰ τὸ ἀμᾶν Thy γῆν ἤτοι 
θερίζειν δρεπανῶδες γὰρ ἔστιν κ.τ.λ. 

γάγγαν is the first word treated. 

Ends in εἷς : οἷον tay é μίαν. 

On 6a is the beginning of a speech in the same hand 
οὐ ῥάδιον ἐντυχεῖν ὦ ἄνδρες ἀνθρώπω μὴ λοιδοροῦντι 
τὴν τύχην (5 lines). 

The rest of the leaf blank. 


[1--13] 


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Ends f. 7a. ἱλάσεται τὴν σὴν αἰὲν ἀνωδυνίην. 
f. 76,8 are blank. 
See Fabr. 12]. Gr. Iv. 356. Often printed, e.g. in 
Ideler’s Scriptores physici minores, 1841. 
8} x6, ff. 32. 
Τοῦ αὐτοῦ Διονυσίου περὶ τῶν ἐν ταῖς μελέταις πλημελημένων 
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προτέρου. 


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T. Ὁ. IIL 


Cent. xvi, xvii; 88 x 64. 

Antonii de Santacilia Maioricensis Lovaniensium 
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Et nunc Regiae magestatis Angliae Servitoris. 

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incipit. 


98 


II. 


III. 


IV. 


i, 


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Praefatio. 
Multis atque variis discriminum turmis. 
In two parts, the first of 10 and the 2nd of 4 chapters, 
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To sette a lute . : . . . : . 97 4 
Octo toni. 

Septem sciencie etc. 

Forma ad Testamentum faciendum . ᾿ ° 98 
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The kynges Son swer by godes crose 
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I. In a current hand: the tops of the letters in the upper 
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The Secreta Secretorum Aristotelis. 
The first page much discoloured and hardly legible. 
There are the usual four prologues. 
Cagstule Foye os a ee! APA wk Kg 
Text. ΕἾ gloriose . ἱ BF 48 ἱ 3 4 
Ends imperfectly in the tides 
De conseruacione sanitatis etc. 
II. 1. Sermones Mauritii Parisiensis episcopi : . . 13 
In French verse. 
Or escutez mult ducement 
Gardez quil nait parlement 
La passion deu entendez 
Coment il fu pws nus penez. 
At the top of the page is the mark ΖΕ 2, (xvi) which I 
think shews that the volume once belonged to Dr 
John Dee ; I cannot however trace it in the Catalogue 
of the MSS. (ed. Halliwell Camd. Soc. 1842) unless 
it be no. 39, Liber Physiologi de natura animalium 
et bestiarum pergameno, 8vo. 


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Ends f. 248 
Issi nvs puisset il saluer 
ΕἾ nosz almes de peines deliurer, 
Cum il pur news suffri la mort 
. E fist a nus grant comfort. Amen. 
Roman des Romans (see Bull. Soc. Anc. Text. Franc. 
1880, p. 68) . . ‘ 2 ἕ : . ᾽ 246 
Ici comence li romanz des romanz 
Mult deit boens estre kar li nons est granz. 
The first hand ends on f. 32 
Deus est si plains de grant piete 
Queil lui eust sun pecchie pardone. 
Then a rather later hand adds twenty lines 
Ore le priuns dunc ententinement 
Qui descendi pur nostre saluement... 
Cheualer est et aime sainte eglise 
Deus li otreit finir en son seruise. 
Then 
Si plus ia ioe nen puis mes 
A ceste parole ioe metes. 

Hic incipit prologus super bestiarium Willelmi normanni 
qui fecit hunc librum translatum a latino in romanum 
tempore regis Iohannis quando anglia erat inter- 

_ dicta (Hist. Litt, XVI. 220) . 3 3 = ᾿ 325 

Qe n totes ou*raignes en deit 
estre loez qui que il seit 
Liure de bone comentaille 
Ki aura bone definaille. 
It ends on f. 66 (67) 4: end of col. 1 
Guillame qzi cest liure fist 
En la definaille tant dist 
De sire Raol sun seignor 
Explicit Bestiarius. 
But col. 2 continues 
Pur qui il fu en cest labor etc. 
Ending 
Poisse monter a cel ior 
que li iuste e li peccheor 
Deuant le iuge trembleront 
E lor iugement atendront. 

Sermons . ‘ dine ὡς hak τῇ αἵ Joe 67 (68) 

Donauit illi nomen quod est super omne nomen. 

Seint pol li apostles parole de nostre saluur e dit. 

Venit inquit amalech etc.—conflige cum amalech in 
crastino. Ceo fait a entendre en romanz. 

Ends f. 854: serruns en sa merci salue. ceo duinst il 
ki vit e regne od pere od filz od seint espirit un 
memes deus en trinite Dites tuz. Amen. 


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2. Dixit dominus ad ihesum filium naue—defunctus est. 


Deu dist a ihesu filz naue ete. : ᾿ 856 
3. Misit deus exploratores in inabscondito ete. δ A go 
Ceo fet a entendre en romanz ke ihesu naue enuoiat 
ses espies. 
4. Cum autem esset ihesus in agro urbis iericho etc. . 97 
Ceo nus cunte lestorie de la lei. 
5. Tulit autem unus ex filiis israel aliquit de anathemate etc. τοι ὁ 


Ceo dit lestorie que uns home de la maigne israel. 
Ends with the Ave Maria and Benedicta a filio. 
Kar par tei del fruit de uie sumes a communie f. 109 (107). 
Then follows a passage of verse written as prose 

ki uolt oir e uolt aprendre 

E de curage ben attendre- 

Le sacrament de seint eglise 

(Cum) lescripture le diuise. 
Prefacing an account of the dedication of a church in 

prose 
Eglise sune tant cum conuocatio lasemble de cels 
qui sunt el regne deu. 

Ending imperfectly 

E puis frat un ewe beneit. E si metra enz siel. 


The Bestiary is illustrated with miniatures of fair execution. 


1. f. 33. Mailed man, with shield, pierces a lion in the neck. Green ground. 

2. f. 34. Man in tunic pierces neck of a two-horned aféalops. Blue ground. 

3. f.35. A man and woman standing up to their middles in water, their upper 
parts surrounded by flames, holding each other’s hands. 

de dous peres que sunt cumme mathle et femele. 

4. A four-winged fish (serre de la mer) standing vertically in water. 

5. Two kaladres, one flying, one standing on the bed of a sick person. The one 
flying has its beak to the eye of the patient. Blue ground. 

6. A Pelican vulning herself: two nestlings; red ground. 

7. The Fresez. <A bird standing on a red slope: green ground. 

8. f. 39. The ents. A horned and hoofed bird bending over a fire on Κ᾽. 
Red ground. i 

9. The Hupe. Two young hoopoes pecking an old one. 

10. f. 40. 7γεῖς manere de formiz. 

Corn (or other plants) growing: no ants visible. 

11. f. 41. The Sereine, with bird’s feet and fish’s tail, holds a serpent. 

Ship, with three men; one jumping out is held back by others. 

12. f. 42. The Hericun. One above, one below, the latter on its back, Green 
ground with foliage. 
' 13. Ybix. A hoofed bird devouring something in the water. 

14. f. 43. Renard lo cupil on his back pretending to be dead: three birds 
over him. Red ground. 

15- f. 44. Unicorn with head laid on a maid’s lap, pierced by a hunter. 


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15. f. 45. Bievre: large, biting off his glands. Two hunters with horn and hound. 

16. f. 46.. Hiaine devours a corpse in a coffin. 

17. f. 46.. Cocodrille, like a cow, with a band round its middle:.a green snake’s 
head (that of the ichneumon) emerges at its tail: the tail is seen in the crocodile’s mouth. 

18. f. 47. Goats on each side of a tree. 

19. f. 48.. Asne sauvage. Three of them attacking another. 

20. f.49. Simge: a white monkey carrying two green ones. 

21. Un oisel with webbed feet: two nestlings in a red nest. 

22. f. 50. Pantere as a winged dragon on a mound: all kinds of beasts round it, 
attracted by its perfume: this picture extends across both columns. Blue ground. 

23. f.52. Balaine: a huge head and mouth: ship with two men above. 

24. Ferdiz: six partridges about a tree. 

25- f.53. Belette. Like a dragon in form. 

26. Ostrice. Looks up at the sun: two nestlings on Z. 

27. Turtle-doves: six, in a tree. 

28. f. 56. Cerf: opposite to it, a snake, upright. 

29. f. 57. Salemandre, with snake in mouth. 

30. Colums. Doves fall from tree into mouth of dragon. 

31. f. 60. Across the page. Elephant, with castle on back and large eye, pursues a 
green winged dragon. 

32. f.61. Mandragore: represented as a man and woman standing in earth or 
water, a tree between them. ἡ 


33. Diamant, Christ with book in the midst of six Apostles. 


£1119, Atcuentca. Q.t2e 55 


Paper, 83 x 7, ff. 99 written, the rest blank. Cent. xvi, xvii. 
Marked B.9. No. 75. 


Contents: 


παρ, Norton’s Ordinal of Alchemy in verse, headed Nortons Booke 
proemium Holl. 1355 . = = ᾿ 5 4 ΕΣ ΕΝ 
To the honor of God one in persons three 
This book is made that lay men might it see. 
At f. 54 the hand improves. 
Ends f. 49 
In the yeare of Christ 1470 and seauen 
This worke was begunne honor to God in heauen 
Deo gratias. 
2. Some paragraphs in French 
Dieu en l’essence est eslue de deux elements 
Extracta de veteri MS Gallico par M* Palmerin. 
3. Ex Ep. Aristotelis ad Alexandrum magnum 


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4. Title of the 
Confessio Henri Khairates ὰ ᾿ = : ᾿Ξ 53ὖ 

τ ; - Magdeburg 1596.. 
The, experimentall sciense 
Here followeth the first part of the great worke namely the 

. experimental science of Sasi Bacon written. to Clemens 

- y® Pope .. ᾧ ‘ ᾿ 566 
Now that I have set forth y® votes of eae science oa know- 

ledge of the Latines in respect of toungs. 
Ends unfinished on f. 684: blank leaves follow. 


nm 
: 


- Confessio H. Khunrath . δ 2 . do cay . 71 
7- Pupilla oculi . . ᾿ ; . 76 
First vnderstand that the noble Philsoper lati: 
8. The Basilik of Pearles : ξ 79 
9. Analchemical Poem in English, badly aston sia apparently 
incomplete at each end . . 4 81 


Ending f. 97. 
10, Two leaves of Cabalistic matter in Latin headed . : 98 
Homo toto corde tota anima omnibus viribus etc. 


1120. AtcHeEmnica. Oe 16 


Paper, 7 x 64, ff. 144+ 110, two volumes. Cent. xv, fairly well 
written. 


Marked B. 7. No. 73. 


Contents: 


I. Thomas Charnocke his book. 1562 on f. 1. 
On 14, 24 are xvth century receipts in two hands. 
On 26 


Aenigma de alchimie in verse dated 1572. 
When vii tymes xxvi (recurs on f. 47 4). 
1. A collection of Alchemical Receipts of cent. xv. 
With some later insertions: headed Assit in principio . f. 2 
Sancta maria meo. 
Take vj partys of flos eris etc. 
Ending with f. 24. Explicit opus. 
2. A quire of 8 leaves of cent. xvi with rough coloured 
pictures, mostly in the inner margin. Contains . 25 
A receipt concerning the sublimation of a toad with a 
picture of a toad: part of it is a long set of Latin verses 
Sic mirus et nouus fero cum medicamine virus 
Mire composita manet in me cum nece vita. 
English lines (6) by-Charnock . . . - = 26 


104 


Il. 


2. 


CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


Poem. Ad lectorem . , ᾿ 
Si verum secreta petis beset ἴων Liter: 
Picture . 
Picture of Phoenix with English ‘writing ‘ss Charnock 
1577- 
Shield . : : aoe ὃ 3 ‘ ᾿ . 
De lapide philosophico ceu de phoenice 
In rhyming quatrains (38) 
En philosophantium hac in cantilena 
Dans archana concino voce cum amena, 
With twelve marginal pictures. 
A number of scribbles and diagrams and notes by 
Charnock . : 
A xvth century collection of alchemical xetelped! 
The first leaf (33) is of vellum. 
There are various insertions by Charnock. 
On 404 begins A very profytable consell 
Nowe sone y wol schewe to p® p® dowts of p® Elixir 
etc. From 44 onward the text is mostly in Latin. 
On 644 English is resumed. 
On 664 an English poem headed Notabili versus qd 
Ric. Carpenter 
Of spayne take μ᾽ clere lyzt 
The rede gomme P* ys so bryzt. 
(Theatrum Chemicum p. 275.) 
Cent. xvi. On the flyleaf: Liber Georgii Golde 
Text headed 
A° d"™ 1539 scriptus erat libellus iste vsque ad spheram, 
George Ripley’s compendium of alchemy in English verse 
Here begynnyth the compend of Alkymy 
Made by a chanon of Brydlyngton. 
Theat. Chem. p. 108. 
Ends f, 126 (stanza 265) 
and graunte me in hys blys to reygne for ever wt 
hym amen. 
Sequitur sphera. 


On 1274 is a diagram of a sphere covered with writing. 


Above it 
thys Fygure conteynyth all our secretts both gret 
and small. 
The poem is continued with stanza 266 (ff. 128 and 129 
contain the same text repeated) 
After all thys I wyll the vnderstand. 
Ending 
W' he in hys kyngdome graunt vs for to see Amen. 
On 1314 is a latin colophon signed 
M. q’ G. 2° die Aug. 1555. 
Speculum Elementorum 5 ᾿ x ᾿ 


[0.:2. 
266 


27 


28 
286 


31 b, 326 


81 


82 


133 ὁ 


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ΠῚ. 


σ΄ ὦ 


To. 


12. 


13. 


14. 
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Gloria laus et honor perhennis. 
Ends unfinished in ‘‘Obstinitates” (140 δ). 
Of cent. xv, with a table of contents (xvi) 
before which is a torn leaf (xv) with a receipt. 
*‘Incognitus author.” 
Beginning on the verso of a leaf without heading, 


so pey bothe be of yong peple . Ἂ : ‘ 4 (144) 
Secretum Gilberti cardinalis (Latin) . . oP hee 19 
Experimentum profundissimum . . ° 21 
Avicenna de origine lapidis (Archanum Avicedad) : 23 
Bernardus de Gordonia de lapide philosophico . ἢ 256 

Guydonis 12°. omnis namque ordinata generacio. 

Speculum Baconis . ; : ‘ * 286 

Bacon in speculo aikymie, Inter cetera que dixi. 

Another tract de lapide . . . . . . 33 
Latin: pale ink. 
Saphirus de lapide . : . . . . 38 6 


Inc. liber intitulatus liber maiorum operum editus a 
mag. saphiro de diuersis modis etc. 
Interpretationes vocabulorum Arabicorum . . 63 
Hic inc. vocabula et interpretaciones nominum Grad 
orum et Arabico in arte alkimica etc. 
Saturnus plumbum arabice Alazarat. 
Practica Barnardi : : ‘ . 67 
Hic inc. opus et practica babncili magni alkimiste in 
album. 
Veri verissimum . ° . . : 69 6 
Hic inc. veri et verissimi expositio ὙΝ sub dei nomine 
benedictione. 
Receipts follow. de aquis etc. 


Principium rerum . : . . : : 726 
Principium est illud generals primaria etc. 

Maria . : . : . . : . 74 
Alumen de νας 

de Sale in another hand . ‘ ὸ ‘ 75 
Inc. liber secretorum de voce Bubacari ἘΣ ΎΓΕΥΡΕ filii . 77 


Liber iste diuiditur in 3 τι quarum 1* manifestat 
species, ᾿ 


In twelve chapters, ending f. 107 4. 
On 108-110 are miscellaneous receipts. 


1121. Lrces ΝΈΝΕΤΑΕ. 2-19 


Vellum, 8} x 64, ff. 123, 23 lines to a page. Cent. xvi, well 


written. 


106 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [O. 2. 


Bound in red velvet with metal corners. 

Marked B. 13. No. 79. 

Leges Venetae. 

The first leaf, which no doubt had a painting, is gone. 
On the paper flyleaf is a note of the name 


_ Laurentius Priulus Dux Venetiae. 


At the end (f. 119) of the oath is the date 21 Feb. 1562, and 
signature of “ Aloysius Gonzaga Secret.” 
Three short supplements follow. 


1122; ALCHEMICcA.. - O. \2. 38 


Vellum, 85 χ 53, ff. 186, 44 lines to a page. Cent. xiv and xv, 
very closely written: at 160 a second hand appears, much inferior 
to the first. 

Marked B. 6. No. 72. : 

There is an old foliation beginning with f. 15: but no text is 
gone at the beginning of the book. There must have been more 
_vellum flyleaves. 

Collation: a® (wants 1) | 18-58 6! 73-188 105-208 21” 22° (wants 8). 


Contents : . 


On the flyleaves : 
A table of contents (xvi) and the line 
hic monumenta latent multo preciosius auro 
On f. 4 (13) ὁ is the end of the prophecy of Methodius (xv) : 
Audi mutacionem eorum qui de heremo exituri sunt. 
. Mulieres habentes in uteris partus simul interficient 
gladio. 
On ἢ. 5 (14)4 in large letters Donum dei. The gyfte of 
God. 
1. Codex sinodi turbe philosophorum (title in red). 
Headed in gold Turba philosophorum . . “Ὁ ΗΝ .Ὲ8 
Inc. liber turbe philosophorum de secretis secretorum qui- 
dicitur codex. 
Ends f. 33: quoniam in ipsam ars mutatur naturam. 
2. Inc. liber hali philosophi. (Supplementum philosophorum) - 334 
Liber secretorum philosophorum in opere alkimie per ~ 
hali 


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—deo tibi concedente. Completus est liber secret. haly 
phil. deo gratias. 
3. Inc. tract. de arte alkimie brevis. 3 ‘ - ὃ 36 ὁ 
Testatur ad credendum 
—mundi thesaurum. 
Expl. istud compendium alkimie breuissimum deo altis- 
simo. laudes. 
4. Inc. tract. de ouo philosophorum breuissimus et pro creatione 
auri in ipso existentis ὦ é fe Lis : 2 . 38 
Ο stulte peregrine 
—auxilio indigebis. 
Expl. tract. de ouo philos. 
5. De spiritu occultato in sulphure et arsenico tract. inc. . 38 
Cum queris quid sit spiritus 
—philosophice referenda. 
Expl. tract. de spiritu etc. 


i. plato 
6. Dixit senior saky filius hamil . : a mate ΤᾺ ‘ 39 
—istarum aquilarum. 
394 blank: but for a later diagram. 
7- Gold initial and title in white on green. _ 
Epistola solis ad Lunam crescentem . sow We . 4 40 
Quando incipis in tenuitate nimia. 
A later note: liber hic dicitur senior 
—non pono de sulphure. Explicit. 
Later notes: Auctoritates quedam de celo et mundo . 54 
.8. Inc. Geber perfectionis magisterii . . ὃ 55 
Curious ornament at the top. 
Totam nostram (?) scienciam quam ex libris antiquorum 
—excelsam. hee sufficiant. Ἶ 
Expl. lib: perfeccionis philosophi Geb. ut dicitur a 
plerisque. 
79 4, 80 have later notes. 
g. Title in margin in gold on brown. 
Aureum opus ᾿ . ‘ - ᾿ . ° . 81 
(later) Rosarius mag. Arnaldi de Villa noua quem misit 
Regi Roberto primo genito Regis hierusalem et sicilie 
duci Calabrie. Et non est Rosarius ille de quo scribit 
magnus Bernardus et reprehendit Arnaldum in epis- 
_ tola quam misit M— de Bononia. 
Desiderabile desiderium 
—qui est benedictus in sec. sec. Amen. 
A later note on f. 94. 
10. Inc. Ep. Johannis Dastine ad papam Johannem xxii trans- 
missa de alkimia  . . Ὃ 2 . 2 . : 944 
Hoc est secretum secretorum 
—quam breuius potui. 
Expl. ep. etc. 


108 


If. 


12. 


13; 


14. 


15. 


17. 


18. 


- 10. 


20. 


CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


Inc. tract. de seperacione elementorum mineralibus com- 
pendiose editus : oom, ‘ : ᾿ . 
Est lapis unus 
—extractum est de minera. 


Expl. etc. 
Inc. tract. de separacione elementorum a vegetabilibus et 
animalibus et rectificacione eorum . . . . 


In libro aristotelis qui dicitur secretum secretorum 
—est istius forme. 
Expl. tract. etc. 

Inc. lumen luminum liber Rasis philosophi in arte alkimie 
in quo thesauri secretorum nature occultantur inc. pro- 
logus - : ° ; : 5 : . 

Cum de sublimi ake precipuo rerum effectu 
—-pellunt quoque milia dena. 
Expl. liber qui lumen luminum nuncupatur. 
De natura plantarum et lapidum et herbarum . - 
(From the Secretum Secretorum.) 
De qualitatibus et proprietatibus 
—cuius bonitatem omnis percipit creatura. 

Later receipts . : ᾿ : : ξ - 

Diagrams of apparatus, very neat αν) : : : 

Inc. liber alphidii philosophi. 

Ut enucleacius intelligas  . : : : : : 
—inuenies deo concedente. 
Expl. Alphidius. 
Liber hermetis trimegisti magni philosophi de alkimia_ . 
Cum in tanta etatis prolixitate 
—in operacione solis et lune. 
(Visio Edwardi) . ‘ 3 : : : . ‘ 
Ego Edwardus fessus studendo et epnesittinds 
—constitutus sum philosophus philosophorum. 
Expl. Edwardi tract. 
Inc. lumen luminum abbreuiatum . 2 : A . 
Huius negocii due sunt species 
—millia dena. 
Expl. etc. 

Inc. lib. qui clauis sapiencie Alfonsi nuncupatur de arte 
alkimica: prol. inc. 

Quia semper honoratissimus : ; Ἶ : . 

On 1344, 135 are a diagram and mystic characters in the 
text. 

Ends unfinished (in spite of an addition of cent. xv) on 
1354: 1366 has late receipts. 

Inc. liber perfecti magisterii (qui dicitur Aristotelis) . ὃ 

Cum studii solertis indagine 
—ut bene rubescat et factum est. 
Expl. etc. 


[O. 2. 


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97 


105 


118 


120 
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125ὖ 


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Inc. liber morieni de arabico in latinum translatus . 

In nomine pii et misericordissimi 

—per cuncta sec. sec. Amen. 
Expl. lib. morieni Romani magni philosophi de arabico 
etc. 
In a later hand. 
The beginning of the Methodius ee of which the end 
is on the flyleaves . . 
De creacione celi et terre et ae primo ΣΕ ἐκυνένον 


ostendit. 
Sciendum namque est uobis, 
Opus Rasis philosophi Steer ° 


Principium huius operis est cum fect sol 
—igni et examinacioni. 
Expl. lib. de tribus verbis. 
Written as prose. 
Est lapis occultus secreta valle sepultus 
—obique secundus. 

Finit libellus Rasis philosophi versifice scriptus qui 
dicitur magnum opus. Et sunt versus 753 in numero 
per minus centuin. 

Cent. xv. 
Visio Joh. Dastin F δ . ° 

Cum omnium in natura sit effects 

—inhabitare recusauimus. = 
De natura signorum et vij planetarumn . .  . 
Medicus...velit nolit 
—operandi. 
This is the last of the old hand. There follow various hands, 
mostly bad, of cent. xv. 
Capitulum de opere minerali ad faciendum medicinam . 
Herbarum conditor omnipotens rex 


Receipts. . . A : “ . . ° 
Opus. 
Elixir in hac sciencia . τ ὃ Ξ ‘ 


In nomine domini hic est preciosus liber magnusque sigil- 
lorum Orthoel quem fecerunt filii israel post exitum ab 
egipto secundum motus et cursus siderum. .- . 

Si inueneris in lapide virum sedentem. 

See King’s Ancient Gems. 

Ends; quando inuenitur in lapide equus spumans etc. 

A couple of paragraphs in another hand: then a late note. 

Multa que hic deficiunt invenies in libro de lapidibus. 


Conclusio solitarii de noua foresta . ὁ Ε ° . 
Recipe in nomine domini solis ease 
Alkimiste moderni temporis . > 


The same seems to continue to f. a 
—in octoginta diebus. 


145 


1516 


153 


1534 


1586 


159 ὁ 


1606 


162 


1636 


165 


1736 


1766 


1776 


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Expl. hoc nobilissimum opus atque verissimum. . 
32. Mineralia avicenne . : ‘ ‘ : ‘ el. 1926 
Terra pura lapis non fit. 
Ending among scribbles on 194 ὁ. 
On the last leaf are some accounts and receipts (xv). 


1123. Auc. Daruus. . O. 2. 19 


Vellum, 9 x6, ff. 118+6, 38 lines to a page. Cent. xv, in a 
small rather current hand formed on an Italian model, but probably 
English. 

Marked B. 17. No. 83. 

On the flyleaf are various notes in an Italianizing hand. 
Among them: 


Iste liber pertinet ad me Jhoannem Ayschecum 
ex dono mag. Rob. Ayshecum. 


Below it is another note of ownership in an English hand, erased. 
Verses on the Kings of England. 


Wil. con. Wil. ruphus. hen. Stephanus henque secundus. 
Ri. Ion. Henricus. Edwarde tres Rique secundus. 

Hen. quar. quin. sextus. Ed. quar. Ri postea ternus. 
Septimus (the rest of the line obliterated). 

Posteriora hec duo carmina edidit d. Rob. Aishecum. 


On the next flyleaf a table of contents headed in capitals 


Contenta hoc in libro 


and a scrawl in English 
Thys is thomas Cavell hys booke record of all the in brygwater... 


Collation: 3 flyleaves | 18-158 (wants 7, 8) | 3 flyleaves. 


Contents: 


1. Augustinus Dacus de vera significatione dictorum . a aa 
Title in capitals with the bust of a man. 
Aug. Daci oratoris clarissimi libellus inc. 
Si quis id operis diligens examinator inspiciat. 


2. Sequntur colores. ° . . : . . ‘ 5 8 ὁ 
Huius partis prime reliquum. 
3. ‘De personarum determinationibus’ . : . : ᾿ το 


(formulae for addressing various ranks). 


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Expl. tractatulus clariss. viri ac prestantiss. philosophie 
. doct. Aug. Dachi de modo dictandi ad Andream ciuem 


 senensem, 
4. Figure locutionis ς : 
Pluribus a membris distincta ove male: 
Ending 
Pluraque signaui que non debes imitari. 
On a scroll below: 
Alexander finiuit ") ae ts mame 
5. Sinonoma . : : Ἢ ᾿ ᾿ r 
Tametsi dicendi eeralies: 
Ends: prudenti viro. Finis huius operis. 
6. De Epistolarum suprascriptionibus ex Margarita Poetica 
A list of words. 
f. 24 blank. 
7. Augustini Dachi Senensis oratoris clarissimi Elegancie 
Credimus iamdudum 
—ad exercitationem accomoda. Vale. . 


146 


. 18 ὁ 


23 


25 


Aug. Daci Senens. Orat. primarum Isagogicus libellus Expl. 
etc. Sequitur tabula eiusdem operis in fine libri ad tale 


signum T. 
8. Idem de modo orandi 
Pro maiori autem exercitatione 
—facile estimabis. 


44 


Eloquentiss. ac precipui orat. Aug. D. Senens. de variis 


loquendi regulis orandique modis tract. expl. 
9. Eleganciarum viginti Precepta incipiunt 
Ad conficiendas eleganter epistolas 
—colligi possunt. 
Elegant. precepta viginti finiunt. 


5046 


to. Laurencii Vallensis V. Clariss. Elegancie ad breve quoddam 


ac perutile redacte compendium 


58 


Prefaced by an Epistle of Bonus Scobe, to Ciccho 


Simonete. Excerpsi magnifice eques. 
Text begins: Nomina in Osus. 
Ends. Vectis a veho dictum. 
Finis huius opusculi. 
Tabula in Laur. Vallensem 5 P 
Tabula in Aug. Dacum 
On a scroll on 1184 is the name R. ge 


The last flyleaves are covered with scribbles: 
deeds of Walter Pope and Richard Haukens. 

Also. This is tomas Cable his boock Recorde of 
And meny mow in the schole of Pethernethone (?). 


107 ὁ 
114 


beginnings of 


Henry Halley 


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1124, TRANSCRIPTS OF CHARTERS ETC. O. 2. 20 


Paper, 84 x 64, ff. 347, many blank. Cent. xvii, in various 
hands. 
Marked K. 8. No. 378(?). 


Contents: 


1. Carta Ranulphi Com. Cestrie et Henr. Regis Angliae . f. 1 
(de libertatibus Coventriae). 


2. Nomina plurimorum Iusticiariorum angliae . A é 3 
Salomon Rochester etc. 

3. Extracts from the Register de Godstowe etc. . : : 5 

4. Nomina Curiarum Angliae . : ὃ : 12 

5. Anglo-Saxon law terms and French slcivatbats : . 15 


Mund bryche trespass ver seygnur etc, 
6. Of the Exchequer and names of the officers in it in Queen 


Elizabeth’s time . ὁ : . : . 16 
Headed. Veritas temporis filia. 
7. Confirmatio Cantariae de Dryby ? Ἀ 4 ; 4 23 
8. Of Weregild . > oy AS 38 
g. Lectura de expositione Asticjniieisin ee 
Anglo-Saxon law terms in alphabetical order. 
Alderman—Wythernam. 
το. Of Manors at Evesham and Chertsey ° ξ : ; 54 
11. Liberties of the town of ue upon Hull . : : 57 
12. Des appeales . ° 2 58 
13. Charter of Richard Duke of ‘Comwall << taigenuibs meis de 
Braneis” . . . 61 
14. Nomina ΤΡ ἘΣ ΞΑ Maplin δὰ eines i. Rich. ΠῚ. . 63 
15. Senescalli Angliae ad Annum i. Hen. VII. . : , 79 


16. Copia Bulle Clementis V. directe regi super reuocatione 
concessionum contentarum in Carta de libertatibus et de’ 


foresta (1302) . A ὁ 83 
17. Copia Bulle Clementis V. ‘dire Ep. Wigomensi_ super 

eodem . 85 
18. Copia Bulle Gregorii ΙΧ. ( ΠΝ ΤΡΣῈ liceat regi reuocare 

que sunt aliena iuribus Corone sue : 87 
19. Of the Knighten Guilde first ordayned by King kilos of 

ΧΙ. knightes . ° . - gi 
20. Grants to the Hospital of St Katherine’s by the Tower . 98 
21. Extracts from Registrum Ep. Roffensis . δ φ ᾿ 127 
22. Succession of the Barons of Abergavenny . . ὁ 135 


23. Concerning the Honour of Pickering: by Serjeant F leet- 
wood ᾿ ν ὃ 2 ὁ ὰ Ὰ : . . 151 


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24. Extract from Bale about Gervase of Tilbury . ‘ 183 
25. A trew copy of the blacke book of thexchecker remayninge 
in the Custody of the lordes and Chamberlaynes . ᾿ 185 
Ending on p. 347. 


1125. Garr. MonuMETENSIS ETC. {> ἌΠΠΩΣ 
? 6180 


Vellum, 8% x 53, ff. 140, 30 lines to a page. Cent. xiii, xiv. A 
pattern is painted on the edge of the leaves. 

Marked B. 1. No. 67. 2 fo. duos colores 

or congruit. 

At the top of the first leaf is the mark 4 2 2 which usually 
means that the book was Dr Dee’s, and on f. 14 is the name 
G. Carew (xvi, xvii). At the end are memoranda of the More 
family. 

Collation: 1* | 2¥-8" 9” 10 11 (wants 12 blank) 12” 13” 
(wants 10-12). 


Contents : 
I. τ. The poem : ὁ 3 ° oe Ἢ οἶς 
Cur mundus militat as uana eins 
Ending 
Felix qui poterit mundum contempnere. 
2. Tractatus de Physiognomia . . . . . 2 


Et inter ceteras res illa est quam te non pious ignorare. 
From the Secreta Secretorum: ending 
Completus est tract. de figuris et moribus naturalibus 
hominum ad regem magnificum Alexandrum qui domi- 
natus fuit toti orbi dictus monarcha in septentrione. 
46 is blank. 
II. In a hand of later type. 

1. Galfridi Monumetensis Historia Britonum . Z F 5 
Inc. prol. super librum hystoriarum regum Britannie. 
Cum mecum multa et de multis 

—resonare queam. 


Britannia insularum optima. δ . . ‘ ‘ 56 
Ends f. 1176 
in latinum sermonem transferre curaui. Valete. 
2. Visio beati pauli de penis inferni . ὁ . 5 1176 
Dies dominicus est electus in quo gaudebunt siereli 
Ends 


sunt pene οἷ, xl. iiii* milia. Nos uero fratres karissimi 


Φ Ὁ ΤΣ 8 


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audientes ista mala conuertatur(!) ad deum ut regnemus 
cum ipso et uiuamus in sec. sec. amen. 
Quo tendit anima ᾿ Ἢ : ᾽ 4 $ 
Cum anima exierit de corpore in primis uadit in orientem. 
De oriente in iordanem. De iordane in ierusalem. De 
ierusalem ad templum salomonis. De templo salomonis 
ad domum quam edificauit adam. Deinde ad montem 
oliueti. Deinde ascendit in aera. Deinde adinuenit 
iiii* milia angelorum lucis et iiii* milia angelorum 
tartari preliantes prelium magnum pro animabus 
hominum sicut in psalterio inquit Dominus fortis et 
potens in prelio. Deinde uadit ad portam celestis 
ierusalem ubi colloquntur se inuicem diabolus et anima 
sicut dixit propheta in libro psalmorum. Dum loquuntur 
inimicis suis in porta. Confessionem et decorem induisti 
amictus lumine sicut uestimento etc. 
1196 is blank. 
III. In a large hand (xiv early). 
1. The tract attributed to Walter de Bibelesworth . Ὰ 120 
Chere soer puis ceo ke uus me priastes ke ieo meyse en 
escrit pur vos enfaunz acune aprise en fraunceis en breue 
paroles‘ ieo lay fet souloum ce ke ieo ay apris e solum 
ceo ke les paroles me venent en memorie. Ke les 
enfaunz pusent sauer les propretes de choses ke veent e 
kant deyuent dire moun e ma soun e sa la e le e mey e ge. 
Femme ke aproche soun tens 
De enfauntes moustre sens 
Kaunt se purueit de vne rentrere mzdwyf etc. 
The English words being written in red on the outer margin.. 
Ends f. 1330 
Apres manger aueyent a graunt plentee 
Blaunche poudre ho la grose dragee. 
See MS. Arundel 220. 
2. Extract from the Epistle of Aristotle to Alexander ° 134 
Nunc uero prius tradere uolo doctrinam medicinalem. 
Ends f. 138 
ad medium marcii hyemps fundatur. 
Expl. Ep. Arist. ad Alex. 
3. In another hand: Secreta Hippocratis . d ‘ 138 ὁ 
Peruenit ad nos quod cum ypocras morti appropinquasset 
—desiderauit dulcia in principio egritudinis. 
Expl. secreta Ypocratis. 


119 


On 139 4-140 6 are memoranda about the More family in Latin. 


1. Marriage of John More to Agnes dau. of Th. Graunger in the parish of S. Giles, 
Cripplegate, on Sunday the Eve of S. Mark. 14 Edw. IV. 

2. Birth of Johanna More dau. of the above, on Saturday, vigil of S. Gregory. 
15 Edw. IV. 


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3. Birth of Thomas More, Friday, 7 Feb. 17 Edw. IV. 

4. Birth of Agatha More, Sunday, 31 Jan. 18 Edw. IV. 

5. Birth of John More, Wednesday, 6 June. 20 Edw. IV. 
6. Birth of Edward More, Monday, 3 Sept. 21 Edw. IV. 
7. Birth of Elizabeth More, Sunday, 22 Sept. 22 Edw. IV. 


1126. ALcHEMICca. O. 2. 22 


Paper, 83 x 63, ff. 45, 22 lines to a page. Cent. xvi early, in a 
large coarse hand. 
Marked No. 435. 


I. Epistola Arnaldi (?) de Villa Noua ad Robertum ᾿ς aie 
Scias o tu Rex . . ° ΠΟΤ. 
—et ultimo rubens. Explicit Epistola. ἢ 
2. Hic inc. tract. in quo nominat lapidem philosophorum In- 
tellige ergo dictum . 3 : . : 5 . . 6 


After this the volume contains a collection of detached receipts 


(alchemical), a few being in English: it seems fragmentary and 
miscellaneous. 


1127. Mepica. O. 2. 23 


Paper, several volumes of various sizes. Cent. xvi and xvii. 


1. Breuis In peregrina et exotica simplicia in quo pro Britannicis 
et domi natis medicamentis disputatur et peregrina tanquam 
nostris corporibus minus apta reijciuntur Tractatus. 

Authore G(ul) D(unn) medico Londiniensi. 


2. Idem de Venenis . : ; , 3 ‘ "Ξ wee £39 
3. De Urinis . . ° . ; ° . . 42 
4. Aphorismi Hippocratis, a pete ee on "ἘΠῚ : . . 64 


Occupying about 70 leaves. (The foliation recommences soon 
after the beginning of this article.) 


5. In Urinae Speculatores Tractatus authore G. Dun ; . 66 
6. A tract on Comets: in English . . : . Ἢ ° 8x 
7. Horoscopes of Henry VIII and Elizabeth . ᾿ . . 98 
8. Collections on Metals in Latin, beginning with a leaf on 
chemical apparatus, with drawings . ‘ . ῷ ‘ 104 


The end of the volume contains notes in various hands: De 
acu et filo et punctis, on Arcana etc. 


8—2 


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ΣΑΤΟ 


1128. GRAMMATICA, ETC. \ boa: 


Vellum, 84 x 54, ff. 173, 27 lines to a page. Cent. xii early, in 
a fine black minuscule, closely resembling the typical hands of 
Christ Church, Canterbury. 


Marked K. 10. No. 380. 
From Rochester Priory: at the bottom of f. 1 of text is: 


liber de claustro Roffensi per magistrum G. de Stratton. 


It occurs in the older Catalogue (Arch. Cantiana, VI. p. 22, 
no. 76). 
On the 3rd flyleaf is a table of contents, headed 


In hoc libro continentur hee scripture. 


On the verso (xv) 


T. Wyburi Bacallavzus. 
Qui seruare libris ingratus nescit honorem 
Illius a manibus sit procul iste liber, 


On ἢ 1 (Δ. upper corner) is no. 504 (xvi). 
Collation: 3 flyleaves | A® B® C” D*-H® (+8*) | 15-ἰ|,. 34 M® N® Of | 
p&_x® y®, 


Contents : 


1. Liber Karoli imperatoris et Alchuini de dialectica (P. 2. 


ΟἿ, 949): J: es . ᾿ ᾿ ᾿ β . . pS ἃ 
Six verses alternately in red and purple. 


Me lege qui veterum capies cognoscere sensus. 
Me quicunque capit rusticitate caret &c. 
Text begins: 
XKarolus. Quia mentionem philosophie in priori disputa- 
tionis nostre sermone fecimus. 
Initial in red, green and yellow. 
Ends f. 264: socrates non disputat. 
Expl. liber karoli imp. et alchuini de dialectica. 
2. Inc. liber Bede presbiteri de arte metrica ad Cuthbertum 
amicum suum (20. 2. ΧΟ. 149) . ; ὃ ᾿ : 5 27 
De litteris. 
Qui noticiam metrice artis habere desiderat. 
—credimus sempiternam. 
Expl. liber bede presb. de arte metrica. 


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Inc. libellus eiusdem Bede presb. de scematibus id est de 
figuris uel modis locutionum (0. Z. ΧΟ. 175) 
Solet aliquoties in scripturis 
—memores estote uxoris Loth. 
Expl. libellus bede presb. etc.—locutionum. 
In paler ink and a smaller hand. 
Inc. liber Bede presb. de miraculis s. chutberti episcopi a L. 
XCIV. 575) - ᾿ 3 . ° . 3 3 
Multa suis dominus ‘Sideeowt lumina seclis. 
Ends (87 4): 

Vita manens castis lumenque salusque per euum. 

Expl. lib. bede presb. de mirac. s. cudberhti lindisfarnensis 
ep. et confessoris. 
Verses on the feasts of the twelve months (?. Z. xciv. 603) 

Prima dies iani est qua circumciditur annus. 

Ends (89 4): 

Silvestrum pridias celebramus ab orbe uerendus. 

A circular diagram divided into twelve compartments with 
legends in red, green and black, on the twelve signs. 

e.g. Tauro oriente 11+horis occidit scorpio + et centrum 
superioris zodiaci tenet aquarius, inferioris obtinet leo. 

Beda de duodecim signis zodiaci (12 lines) (P. Z. xciv. 637) 

Primus adest aries obscuro lumine labens. 

Alexander de ordine planetarum (ro lines). 
Sortitos celsis replicant anfractibus orbes. 
Anthol. Lat. Riese 766. 
De annis planetarum uersibus explanatis (13 lines). 

Bis sex signifere numerantur sydera spere 

Proxima telluri dum curris candida phebe. 

With circular diagram of the planetary heavens . - ᾿ 
De diuisione anni solaris mensibus Kalendis nonis idibus (16 
lines: Bede, P. 2. xciv. 613) . ᾿ 2 ; Ξ 
Bis sena mensum uertigine uoluitur annus 
Per nonas idusque decurrens atque Kalendis. 
Versus b. pape Gregorii (in diem natalem Christi) 22 lines. 
(Anthol. Lat. 766) ‘ ° ° . 
Virgo is hac luce deumque MES ον creauit 
Protegat ille tuumque genus gregorie presul. 
In the first hand. 

Petri damiani humilis monachi liber qui appellatur. 
Dominus uobiscum. Domino leoni amore superne 
libertatis incluso petrus peccator monachus quicquid 
seruus et filius (P. Z. CXLV. 231) 

Non ignorat sanctitatis uestre prudentia 

—ecclesiastice sacramentum. Finis. 


554 


68 


88 


89 ὁ 


go b 


gi 


οι ὁ 


92 


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8. In the hand of no 5. | 
Passio S. Mauricii uersifice (P. Z. CLXXI. 1625) - Ἢ ὃ 108 ὁ 
Cum superare parat gallos quos conglomerarat. 


Omnes electi dominum prece cogite flecti. 
AMHN. 
9. In another hand. Title in red capitals 5 - . . 112 
Inc. questiones Ixvi Orosii presb. et totidem responsionum 
b. Augustini Ep. (P. Z. XL. 333). 
Licet multi et probatissimi uiri 
—non prodesse. 
10. Sermo b. Ysidori Ep. de corpore et sanguine Domini (P. Z. 
LXXXIII. 12) ᾿ Ξ - A A > Ξ 
A marginal note (xvii). Homilia est 5% Eusebii Emisseni de 
Pascha Isidoro hic falso ascripta. 
Magnitudo celestium beneficiorum. 
Ends f. 1494. 
11. Sermo b. Ieronimi presb. de nativitate Dei genitricis 5. virginis 
Marie (Hildefonsus: P. 2. xcvi. 267) ᾿ : - ᾿ [49 
Celebritas hodierne. 
Ends 151 4: verso blank. ' 
12. Inc. liber b. Augustini Ep. et doctoris eximii de agone 
Christiano (P. Z. XL. 289) ς ὰ 2 ‘ ς ᾿ 152 
Corona victorie non promittitur. 
Ends 173. 4: coronam uictorie mereamur. 
Aur. Aug. lib. de agone christiano expl. 
f. 1736 blank. 


144 


1129. Ricarpus ΡῈ 5. VicTore. [3.99 
6160 

Vellum, 83 x 53, ff. 290+ 2, 25 lines to a page. Cent. xii late, 
in a good hand. 

Marked B. 16. No. 82. 

From Wardon Abbey (?). On the last page are verses on the 
name. 

On the flyleaf is a class mark of cent. xiii: 

f. xiij. 

and a later title (xiv) 


In isto volumine continentur libri subsequentes. Libri nouem excepcionum mag. 
ricardi canonici s. victoris parisiacensis. 

Item libri quatuordecim tractantes de misteriis rerum gestarum ab inicio mundi 
usque ad pascionem domini. 


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Also scribbles (xiii) 


Collation: 


(+ 4*). 


Galba bonus pictor homines pincsisse decores 
fertur. et indecores progenuisse uiros. 


a* | 1%-23° 24* (3 canc.) | 25°-31° 32* 33°-37° 38* 


Contents: 


1. Without heading. 
Verses on the allegorical meaning of incidents in the Old 
Testament: in sections . Ae Migs | 
De Lacob. Per lacob patrem per Ἰὼ necioe Christum 


The 


Per fratres eius iudeos a patre ioseph. 
last section with a title is 
Quare filit israel morati sunt in deserto xl. ἀρεῖς (6 ὁ). 


After this are a number of shorter and quite miscellaneous 
sets of verses, without titles, occupying 6 6-8a: 8 ὁ is blank. 


2. Inc. 
in 


prologus Mag. Ricardi canonici S. Victoris Parisiacensis 
tract. sequentem . PY ie Dine ΔΈ Ὁ 2 ᾿ 9 
Accipe karissime frater exceptionum munus. 

—in sequentibus ordinamus (corr. from omeremus). 


Expl. prol. 


Inc. 


capitula prime partis . ἃ . 2 ᾿ . Io 


Primus liber tractat de origine et diuisione artium continens 
capitula uiginti quinque. 
The capitula of books i.—x. are followed by a ik prologue (12). 


Inc. 


His ita superius compositis etc. 
liber exceptionum Mag. Ricardi etc. 


Text . 15} - . : Yh . . 126 
De conditione creature pr TS Cap. i. 


Part 


Deus summe bonus et immutabiliter bonus. 
I. (ending with Lib. x.) ends on f. 88 ὁ. 


Prologue to Part 11. without title . ὦ ἃ ᾿ : ἃ 80 


Quicumque sapientie siue scientie studet 
—inferius disposui. 


Capitula to Part τι. (lib. i-ix.) . . ὦ ‘ . » 89 ὁ 
Text . ᾧ Φ 5 * ‘ 2 ᾿ ᾿ 92 
(1 De significatione celi ΜᾺ sacetl 
In principio creauit deus celum et terram. Celum significat 

summa, terra ima. 


Part 


11. ends on f. 186: 
mereatur post uictoriam coronari. 


186 6-187 ὁ are blank. 
Capitula to Part ut. (lib. x.—xiii.) ᾧ ᾽ = ὲ : 188 


Inc. 


liber x“, Sermo i” . : : . . P 189 
Sanctificauit dominus schocunesiais suum. 


Ends f. 289 a: 


incommutabiliter et summe bonus deus. Amen. 


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Verses follow. 
Volselle + sistrum . Stibium + Pecten + Calamistrum 
Vsque trans Ystrum te clamant esse magistrum 


Imperat ortatur + permittit consulit orat. 
On 290a is a pencil note. 
On 2904 the following verses (xii, xiii) in several hands. 
a. Cum mens nostra nichil capiat nisi deleat illud 
Etas est mentis scriptura fidele sigillum. 
Cordi non carte tradas que noueris arte 
Nam si carta cadat tecum sapientia uadat. 
ὁ. Ethimologia huius nominis Wardone. 
Mira domus_huius descriptio sillaba cuius 
Dat sua seruare prema: secunda dare 
(1.6. War=keep: done=give). 
Twelve more lines in two hands follow, on hospitality and 
similar topics. 


1130. Atcurinus ΡῈ Pontiricipus Esor. O. 2. 26 


Paper, 88x7, pp. 74, 24 lines to a page. Cent. xvii, well 
written. 
Marked M.9. No. 417. 
A note on the flyleaf by Thomas Gale. “Let this copy be 
returned intire after y° compositor hath done with it.” 
De Pontificibus et Sanctis Ecclesiae Eboracensis. 


Poema auctore Flacco Alcuino. 
Ex. mss. codd. Remensi et S. Theodorici prope Remos. 


Printed by Gale in Hzst. Angl. Script. p. 703. 
See also Diimmler, Poetae aevi Carolini, 1. 162. 


1181. Mepica. Ὅν 0°27 


Vellum, 83 x 68, ff. 100, double columns of 38 lines. Cent. xiii 
late, in several hands. 
Marked B. 8. No. 74. 


Collation: one or more quires gone | 158-45 5” 6%-12°, 


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Contents : 


1. De Passionibus. 
Begins imperfectly: after nine lines a new chapter sare 


De sompno (et) vigilia . : ὃ . ὃ ᾿ 
Vigilia est duobus modis etc. quia sompnus oppositus est 
uigilie. 


The next sections are: De frenesi, De ebrietate. 
Liber tercius de passionibus ee begins on f. 21 ὦ. 


Liber quintus : . Ἢ ; A ὃ : . 426 

Inc. antidotarius epatis . ᾿ ; Σ ς 2 . 46 ὁ 
Dictis passionibus etc. 

Liber sextus . , ὃ ᾿ . ‘ : . ὃ . 55 

Liber septimus . . ‘ore Ξ Σ ° 656 


Ends (imperfectly on f. 84 5): remolliendam. 
2. In another hand. 
De tractatu et modo medendi . 8 ‘ . . ° 85 
Capitula. De signis uniuersalis repletionis sanguinis etc. 
Text. Cum omnis sciencia ex fine et utilitate. 
Ends imperfectly in the section De Viola (f. too ὁ). 


1132. Vira Jon. FisHert. 


Paper, 88 x 6, ff. 116. Cent. xvi. 
Marked B. 65. No. 131. 
On f. I are marginal notes: 


Vitam Fisheri a Richardo Hallo Anglice scriptam MS extare tradit Pitseus in 
Bibl. Delowarensi Benedictinorum Anglorum Lovanii seruatur Fischeri vita anglice in 
Biblioth. Caiensi Cantabr. inter libb. G. Mori. 


Contents: 


Three leaves containing a fair and complete copy of the first two 
chapters, which later on occur in a mutilated form. 

Two leaves of miscellaneous notes. 

Vita Joh. Fisheri Ep. Roffensis, 

Est in Eboracensi Comitatu. 

There is a large hole in the first two leaves. 

The numbering of the leaves goes by pages up to 120, and then by 
leaves up to 176. 

Ends f. 176 in “ Illustrium virorum de Roffensi encomia” 

—in Ecclesia Christi Labores eum vitro ornauit. 


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Ὁ Ὁ; 2Ὁ 
11338. Hermar PAstor. nthe. 
BASILIUS ETC. 6176 


Vellum, 84 x 68, ff. 178+ 4, 28 lines to a page. Cent. xiii, 
mostly in a good pointed hand, very black ink. 
2 fo. Ignorantia 
or per suppressionem 
or album. 

Marked B. 15. No. 81. 

Collation: 2 flyleaves 18 (wants 1 blank) is-v* vi! vii8—-x® xi? xii® 
ΧΙ (4 canc.) xiv? xv’ (8 canc.) xvi? (10 canc.) xvii*-xxiii* (wants 7, 
8 blank) | xxiv‘ 2 flyleaves. 

Judging from the presence of a collect for S. Ethelburga at the 
end, the book ought to have belonged to Barking Abbey, or toa 
London house. 

The flyleaves at beginning and end are from two xiiith cent. 
law MSS. in double columns. 

The recto of f. 1 has only scribbles. On the verso is a table of 
contents (xiii). 

In hoc uolumine continentur hec. 

Liber pastoris de uisionibus herme. 

Diuersa diuersorum dicta in unum collecta. 

Meditaciones Bernardi et relatio purgatorii. 

Monita basilii. 

De sex alis quibus anima uolat ad deum. Item lucidarius imperfectus. 


Expositio simboli et orationis dominice gallice. 
Item sermones in diebus dominicis gallice. 


This table does not include the contents of the first quire, 
which is in a different hand from the rest of the book. 


Contents : 


A diagram of virtues and vices, shewing how all spring from 
Humilitas and Superbia. Headed by the verses 
Germinat hos fructus probitatis candida uirtus 
and 
Presidet inuise Regina superbia turbe_ . : : ove 
A table of points to be observed in confession . ᾿ : 2b 
34, 4 are blank. 


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A form of Confession. 
Ego sum homo malus uir iniquus et michimet ipsi 


inimicus ὁ ὦ Ξ ᾿ " : ὁ . . 
—quem reatus proprie conscientie grauat. 
76 is blank. 


Here begins the scribe of most of the volume. The quires are 
numbered in old pencil from i. 
Inc. prologus in librum pastoris de uisionibus herme . . 
In hoc corpore continetur liber qui appellatur pastoris 
quem beatus ieronimus presbiter in chatalogo uirorum 
illustrium 
.—sed apud latinos pene ignotus. 
There is a curious band of ornament along the top of this page 
in red, blue and brown. 
Qualiter quedam puella apparuit herme dormienti. 
Qui nutrierat me uendidit quandam puellam rome. 
Post multos annos hanc ego cognoui et cepi eam diligere 
ut*sororem 
—quantis verbis rogabo dominum ut mihi propicius sit. 
Vis. 1-2, I. 
Qualiter quidam in habitu pastorali dicens nuncium penitencie 
se esse apparuit herme precipiens ei scribere . . ° 
Cum orassem domi et cum sedissem super lectum intrauit 
quidam uir dignitosam habens faciem. 
Hec omnia scribere ῬΑ͂ΡΒ mihi pastor 1116 nuncius peni- 
tencie. 
Vis. v. 
De mandatis predicti pastoris et maxime de fide . 
Primum omnium crede quia unus est deus 
—et uiues deo custodiens mandatum hoc. 


Mand. 1. 
De mandatis predicti pastoris εἰ maxime de detractione et 
elemosina et ueritate . . . 


Dixit mihi. Simplicitatem ὧν et innocens esto 
—et recesserit a mendacio uiuet deo. 
Mand. 2, 3. 
De castitate et de penitencia . . . δ : ‘ 
Mando tibi ait ut castitatem eatin 
—erit remissio qui hec mandata mea custodierint. 
Mand. 4. 
De paciencia et equanimitate et iracundia . . . 
Animequior inquid esto. 
—uiuent deo. 
Mand. 5. 
De duobus nunciis equitatis et iniquitatis et de effectu illorum . 
Preceperam inquid tibi in primo mandato 
—operibus illius uiuet deo. 
Mand, 6. 


123 


86 


οὐ 


10 


116 


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De timore duplici dei uidelicet et diaboli . . “ . 
Time inquid dominum 
—uita est in illis. 
Mand. 7. 
De duplici abstinencia uidelicet bonorum et malorum et de 
quibus sit abstinendum et de quibus non . ὦ ‘ Ξ 
Dixi tibi inquid qui orationes domini 
—uiuent deo. 

Mand. 8. 

Iterum dixit mihi Tolle abs te dubitationem : d 
—quicumque hec egerint. 

De hylaritate et tristicia et iracundia . Ξ 3 - ὃ 
—et induerint hylaritatem. 

Mand. το. 

Extract. De impedientibus orationem . enue mc ; 

Gratiam autem et assiduitatem orandi impediunt ignauia et 
accidia. 

Ends: Et ierem. xlvii. Tu ergo noli orare pro populo hoc. 

hic (liber evased) de penitentia in xI™ secundum Jeronimum . 

Primum omnium tria quedam. 

Hec in nobis implere dignetur saluator mundi. 

qui cum patre et sp. s. ui. et. r. d. per om. sec. sec. Amen. 

Sermo uen. Anselmi Archiep. Cantuar. de duabus beatitu- 
dinibus et miseriis . : : : ‘ j 

Notandum est duas esse beatitudines. 

—cum hiis qui eum dilexerunt et diligunt cui gloria et 
imperium in sec, sec. Amen. 

On f. 26 6-65 ὁ is a collection of extracts, anonymous as a rule, 
on various religious subjects. Many are ascetic Dicta 
Patrum: there are also parts of Innocentius de miseria 
humane conditionis. 

They begin 

a. Accidia autem est grauissimum peccatum. 

ὦ. que sint minuta peccata + verba sunt Aug. 


' The last begins 


Sciendum est quia in iuuene tria notantur 

and ends placide exterius reddit uerba. 

Inc. Meditaciones S. Bernardi - ‘ : a : Σ 

Multi multa sciunt. 

Ending f. 806 

Sponsum cum sponsa perspicies unum eundemque deum glorie 
qui ui. et re. in sec. sec. Amen. 

A charm against fever in another hand, crossed out. 

In nomine etc.+Thebal + Guth + Gutham + Adros+ Ydros+ 
Adros etc. The names of the seven sleepers occur. 

On 84 is a xvth cent. note. The verso is blank. 

Ine. relacio purgatorii (St Patricij). (See Τὶ Wright, S¢ Patrich’s 
Purgatory.) 


[O. 2. 


136 


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156 


166 


176 


19 


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Igitur cum beatus patricius ut predixi . : 3 ; y 
It is the vision of the knight Owein. 
The last two sections (after clausa est ianua) 
begin Erat enim in eodem monasterio 
and Sacerdos quidam sancte uite 
—uirginibus commendauit. 
In double columns. 
Inc. monita basilii . 5 ᾿ ν δ ᾿ ° ° : 
Similiter quoque et tempore agendi. 
Ending diligentibus se. 
Expl. monita sancti patris nostri Basilii capadocie Ep. 
Two short notes on Suffragia defunctorum . " ἕ 
104 ὦ is blank. 
In another hand: single lines. 
De sex alis quibus anima uolat ad deum_ ‘ : 
Precauere nos oportet. 
Ends on f. 111, the upper part of which is torn off, 
—eternaque fruens benedictione. Amen. 
111 6 is blank. 
In double columns . : : : : δ : Ξ : 
Deus quid sit. 
Solet queri quid sit deus. 
Contra accidiam . : : ‘ : . > . ᾿ 
Si predicator uult hominem munire. 
Similar extracts follow, ending on f. 1184. 
1184-1206 are blank. 
In a hand resembling that of 1 etc. 
Credo in deum etc. (the Apostles’ Creed in Latin) . ᾿ 
Exposition in French 
Nvs creims la seincte trinite le pere e le fiz e le seint espirit. 
Ends 
—et crescere in habitaculum dei in spiritu sancto. 
Exposition on the Lord’s Prayer . : ὃ ‘ ᾿ 
Pater noster etc. Nostre pere ke est en le ciel. 
Ends. bonum quod est gloria. 
Sermons in French on the Gospels. 
Postquam consummati sunt dies viij etc. 4 - ς . 
Seignurs cist ior dui si est li premier del an. 
Cum natus est. 
Nus lisuns en la seinte euuangile dui. : : . 
Nupcie facte. 
La seinte euuanglie dui nus dit. : ° ; . 
There are 55 in all. The last are on 
Erunt signa, 
Johannes cum audisset. 
Miserunt ab ierosolimis. 
Gloria in excelsis. 
Adesto deus. 


82 


g2 


104 


105 


112 


114 


121 


121ὖ 


123 


1246 


1256 


125 


126 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 2. 


Domum tuam domine decet sanctitudo. 
Postquam impleti sunt dies purgacionis. 
Johannes uocabitur nomen eius. 
This last is unfinished, ending on 174a@ 
tut le pople de hors e ses mer. 
The verso is blank. 
12. In another hand . : . . : ‘ ‘ : ξ 175 
a. Ad interioris hominis custodiam innouandam talem d. I. C. 
dixit similitudinem. Hec scitote quoniam si sciret pater- 
familias etc. 
—ad quam nos transferat d. n. I. C. Amen. 
6. Penitentes (2472) si estis penitentes et non estis irridentes 177 ὁ 
—Dimitte itaque incertum + tene certum. 


On the verso in a hand of cent. xv (late) is 


Assit plebi tue omnipotens deus beate virginis Ethelburge supplicacio ut quicunque 
eius gaudent honore protegantur auxilio + per. 


1134, Isipore. | 
Vita 5. DunstanlI. ἔν 10 
Κεσύυμα S. BENEDICTI. 


Vellum, δὲ x 53, ff. 178, three volumes. 

Marked K. 11. No. 381. 

Collation: one flyleaf 18-38 4” (two canc.) 58-889 | 10%12" 13 
(two canc.) 14” (1 canc.) | 158-198 204 (3 canc.) | 6 blank flyleaves. 

At the top of ἢ 1 in a large neat hand of cent. xvi early (Ὁ) is 


Liber beate Marie Ouerey. 


Contents: 


I, Cent. xi, xii, 30 lines to a page—in a very good hand. 
Title in red rustic capitals. 
1. Inc. liber Isidori a semetipso ad semetipsum_ . ἐπι δος 


(Aug. de unitate 5. Trinitatis. 22,2. xii. 1207.) 
Cum me peruigil cura. 
2. Inc. liber differentiarum Isidori yspalensis. (2, 2. 

LXXXIII. 69). : : é : ; 5 4 

Inter deum et dominum quid interest. 

On f. οὐ is an excerpt from Z¢ymol. vi. 16. 5. De 
Sinodis quattuor. 

Ends f. 17: atque exemplum humilitatis christi. 

Expl. lib. 5. Ysidori. ἡ 


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Il. 


Ill. 


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Inc. Isidorus de diuersitate aquarum Yspalensis episcopi. 
(Ztymol. xi. 13. P. Δ. LXXXI. 482). 
Aquarum nature diuersitas multa est 
—calore certata excandescit. 

De Ventis . - ‘ ᾽ ὁ : κι 

Ventus est aer commotus 

—quem diximus auram. 

Dialogue form follows 

INT. Vnde fulmina fiunt. Rk. Ex uento etc. . 

It is chiefly concerned with portents and monsters. 

Ends f. 21: media asini esse dicatur. 

Sex sunt in isto genere differentie que commerate animad- 
uerti facillime possunt. Reddere bona pro malis etc. 
—posterius propinquum malis, 

INT. quibus ordinibus uetus testamentum apud hebreos 
distinguitur etc. ς : : » ; 

INT. quid sunt genera sireione 

De Missa. (Ztym. VI. 9. 4: 1. ᾿ς. 252) . 

Ending: victime wero sacrificia. 

Expl. liber Isidori Ispalensis Episcopi. 

Isidori ad Florentinam libri II. (P. 2. Lxxxtll. 449) 


- Inc. capitula libri huius (Ix). 


Inc. prefatio ὁ 

Sancte sorori florentine. 

Liber II. Capitula . aun . ᾿ 

Text. ‘ ὁ Ὃ » Ν 

Ends: in quibus habitat in eternum (72 ὁ). 

Cent. xii early, 28 lines to a page: writing not unlike 
the Canterbury type. ᾽ 

Vita S. Dunstani per Osbernum. 

Inc. prologus in uitam sancti dunstani archipresulis 
et confessoris 5 

Quia deum in sanctis suis cisterns. 

Ed. Stubbs. Memorials of St Dunstan. Rolls Series, 
p- 162. 

Prologue ends: in mente non sedet. 

Expl. prol. 

Inc. uita Ὁ. dunstani archiepiscopi et confessoris xiiii. 
K. iunii. 

Beatus ergo dunstanus . . . 

Ends f. 128: regnas et gloriaris deus aes infinits sec. 
sec. Amen. 

128 ὁ is blank. 

Cent. ix, in a beautiful round hand of rather Celtic 
appearance, 29 lines to a page. Headings in fine 
uncials, red and black. 

On the recto of f. 129 (1) is an erased inscription in three 
lines. 


21 


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23 
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24 
25 


50 
500 


73 


746 


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128 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 2. 


Two lines in red 
Asculta fili retinendo mente senili 
Iugiter asculta « retine bona + desere stulta. 
An unfinished drawing (xi). 
In C. an ecclesiastic in chasuble blessing. 
On 2. a figure looking 2. and holding a cross-staff with 
a spike at the lower end. Traces of a figure on 2. 
On the verso, in three columns, 
HEC SVNT PECCATA Qué HOMINEM COINQVINANT. 


Homicidium, 

Periurium. In manu episcopi presbiteri diaconi uel in 
cruce. 

Furtum. 

Sacrilegium etc. 

Ending 

Si decimas non dederit preceptum domini non custodierit 
et mandata eius non seruauerit. : 

On f. 130 


Qui leui iugo christi colla submittere cupis + regule 
sponte dei mentem dulcia ut capias mella. 

Hic testamenti ueteris* nouique cuncta doctrina. Hic 
ordo diuinus . hicque castissima uita. hocque bene- 
dictus pater constituit sacrum uolumen: hecque 
mandauit suis seruare alumnis. Simplicius christique 
minister magistri latens opus propagauit in omnes. 
Vna tamen merces « utrisque manet in aeternum. 

Glosae eiusdem (red capitals). 

Leni placido nitido etc. 

Title in red capitals. 

In nomine domini. Inc. Regula patris eximii Beatissimi 
Benedicti id est sequentis operis. 

Praefatio . . ° A ᾽ ° 3 : R 130 

Ausculta o fili 

—esse consortes. 


Glosae eiusdem . A : Ξ 5 oe oe. : 1316 
After which. Expl. prologus. 
Inc. Capitula - : . . ὸ : ° : 132 


i. de generibus uel uita monachorum. 

Ixxiii. De eo quod non omnis iustitie obseruatio in 
hac sit regula constituta. 

Expl. capitula. 

1. De generibus Monachorum . Ρ : : : 1336 

Monachorum quattuor esse genera manifestum est. 

Each chapter is followed by its Glosae,as above. There 
are also interlinear glosses in other hands. On f. 131 
there are a few in Anglo-Saxon. 

On the lower margin of 1524 is an erased inscription in 
large letters. 


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c. Lxxiii. ends on f. 1684 
—deo protegente peruenies. 
Glosses end: Culmina altitudo uel summitas. 
Then follow in another hand, a more ‘dispersed’ round 
ἢ minuscule, 
Sermons (in alphabetical order), title written in the 
margin and partly cut off. 
(Scri)pta legat et impleat qui cupit uiuere . 5 > 1686 
Audite fratres qui hic propter amorem christi et honorem 
dei congregati estis 
—ad uitam perducat aeternam. Amen. 
Benedicat nos deus deus noster . : ° : . 169 ὁ 
—qui uiuit et regnat in secula. Amen. 
Clamat dominus per prophetam et nos _ sacerdotes 


ammonet dicens. Clama ne cesses . ξ ᾿ . 1706 
—quod ipse prestare dignetur. Amen. 
Dominus et saluator noster uolens nos docere . . 172 


Ends imperfectly on f. 172 ὁ 

Nonne anima plus et melior est quam corpus « et anima 
corporis. 

Six blank leaves follow. 


1135. Prosper, Cato, ETC. 
6000 


| Q. 2. 31 

Vellum, 84 x 54, ff. 49, 25 lines to a page. Cent. x, in two 
beautiful hands. 

2 fo. nullaque. 

Marked B. 11. No. 72 (77). 

There are admirable initials of two kinds; one, black outlines 
of interlaced work, with beasts’ heads filled in in pink, the other 
(f. 34) resembling enamel work, the interlacings being filled in 
with red, green and other colours. Both these styles are found in 
B. 14. 3 (Arator), and the work in the two books is so similar that 
one is almost justified in assigning them to the same hand. The 
Arator is from Christ Church, Canterbury, and I assign this 
volume also to that house. In the oldest catalogue several 
Prospers are entered. 

Against this is the fact that at the top of f. 414 an xith cent. 
hand has written a line with neumes 


alma uirgo aepeldrySa hac que die plena suscepit celestia 


Τ. C. HI. 9 


[30 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 2. 


which points rather to Ely. The same hand continues, on 
f. 42 3, 


In sanctitate fulgida et plena felicitate compleuit dies suos gaudia. Pulcra facie. 


The writing of f. 34 is strikingly like that of B. 4. 27, also a 
Canterbury book: and on the margin of f. 43 is a note in the 
Christ Church hand of cent. xi, xii, unless I am much mistaken. 

Collation: τ (wants 1)-48 5° (two left) | 68 (wants 1) 7’ (four left) 
8° (wants I, 6). 


Contents: 


1. Prosperi Epigrammata. (P. Z. LI. 497.) 


In red capitals : jek 
IN NOMINE DEI SVMMI. 

In green and red and black capitals, 
Haec agustini ex sacris epigrammata dictis. 

Titles throughout in red rustic capitals. Initials to the poems 

alternately red and green. Initials to the lines in red. 

Ends with 

Versus Prosperi ad coniugem suam (l. c. 611). : 316 


Age iam precor mearum comes in remota rerum. 
A red capital K is put in the margin at irregular intervals: it 
occurs eight times. (cf. O. 1. 18). 
Ends (33 4) 
Vt caro non eadem tantum sed mens quoque nobis. 
A late hand {xvi) has added the last line, and Finis huius libri. 
There are a good many interlinear glosses, but I have seen 
none in English: on 324 are a few in French. 
2. In another hand, resembling that of B. 4. 27: fine initial, 
Catonis Disticha. 
Inc. prefatio libri sequentis . : ς : . ; . 34 
In green and red capitals. 
Cum animadverterem quamplurimos grauiter in uia morum ᾿ 
errare. 
—libenter amorem ferto. 
With interlinear Latin glosses. 
Two xvith cent. notes on Cato follow. 


Liber primus . . ᾿ : ‘ : : , : : 35 
Sideris est animus nobis ut carmina dicunt (in green and red 
capitals: a good initial). 
Liber secundus ᾿ A ~ : Ξ 8 ἢ : ὃ 366 
Liber tertius . : 5 ᾿ : - ᾽ 5 5 : 38a 
Four lines in this supplied by a later hand (xii) in the margin 
(f. 39). 


Liber quartus . . . ὲ ‘ ‘ : : , A 394 


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Ends imperfectly f. 404 
Suspectus caueas ne sis miser omnibus horis. 
The hand of cent. xii adds nine lines in the lower margin. 
Nam timidis et suspectis aptisima mors est. 
Ending 
Hoc breuitas fecit sensus coniungere binos. 
(See on this MS. Wiener Studien, v. 166.) 
Then should follow the leaf now numbered 43. 
Versus Bedae presbiteri de Die iudicii. (}. Z. xciv. 633.) 
Inter florigeras fecundi cespitis herbas. 
(In red and black capitals: fine initial.) 
Then follows f. 42, then f. 41. The poem ends imperfectly 
Candida uirgineo simul inter et agmina flore. 
The hand of cent. xvi adds the remaining thirteen lines, and 
also the beginning of the next article. 
Prudentii Tituli historiarum. (20. Z. Lx. 89), . : ὃ 46 
Beginning imperfectly in the fourth section 
Risit sarra casa sobolis sibi gaudia sera. 
The title and opening lines supplied on a paper leaf of 
cent. xvi. : 
The titles are in capitals. 
After f. 49 should follow the leaf numbered 45 which completes 
the text, ending 
Et septem potuit signacula pandere solus. 
Expliciunt tituli historiarum. 
The verso is blank. 


GC): τσ. 
Tue CLock oF STRASBURG. 
6015 


131 


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' Vellum and paper, 88 x 6, ff. 18 and 21,two volumes. Cent. xvi 
(1590). The vellum portion has suffered from damp.—It is very 
well written and has a title in gold. 

Marked Ὁ. 62. No. 194. 


I. 


K. 12. No. 382. 


Descriptio Horologii Strasburgensis. 

Descriptio Astronomici Horologii etc. 

Horologium hoc αὐτόματον est. 

Ends 

Dauid Wolkenstein Vratisslaviensis, Silesius: mathematicus 
professor: et Chori Musici praefectus in Argentoratensium 
Academia: Honestissimo et integerrimo Viro Dn. Georgio 


132 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. fo.) 2. 


Zolchero amicitiae et obseruantiae ergo describebat A.D. 1590 
XTIx Februarii. 
This is no doubt the author’s autograph. 
II. A copy on paper of the same document. 


1187. ALcHeEmica. AD. 20-33 


Paper, 88 x γέ, ff. 43. Cent. xvi (1593), very neatly written. 
Marked B. 10. No. 76. 


Contents: 


1. The Marrow or pithe of Alchymy. 
Preface in verse (stanzas of seven lines) .. ᾿ 5 he A 
Right noble lord and prelate deare 
Vouchsafe of me these verses take. 
There are many corrections, most likely by the author of the 


translation. 
Here beginneth the booke called Medulla or the marrowe of 
alchimy Compiled in Latin by George Ripley chan: : (36 


I being about to entreat to y* lordshippe. 
Ends on f. 174. 
2. The composition of the philosophers vineger in w" be the 


properties of our mercury . A : 18 
3. The concordance between Raimond sa Giiido upon ‘eles 

‘tation. By George Ripley. . 5 : . 5 : 21 
4. Verses on the herbe Lunarie . . . . Fi : 24° 


There is an hearbe men call ieee 
I blessid might his maker be 


Amen good lord for charitye. 
Printed in Ashmole’s Theatrum Chimicum. 
5. In another hand: a new paging etek 


Speculum luminum . ; : Ὁ κὰν A 1 (28) 
Omne donum optimum. 

Hic inc. secunda pars huius libri que dicitur practica . . 21 
In seking owte the sowthenes. 

Ends p. 37 


Thus endeth the mirror of lightes 

whiche glades all wightes. Julii 12, 1593. R. L. 
Blank leaves follow. 

On the last page are a few verses in English. 


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1138, Fracmenta GRAECA ETC. ©: 2.034 


Paper, 88 x 64, ff. 1+ 28+ 1+ 14, fragments of several volumes. 

Marked D. 4. No. 222. 

When the MS. Catalogue was compiled, in T. Gale’s lifetime, 
practically the whole volume was bound with O. 8. 33. 

I. A leaf of astrological matter, cent. xvi, in English. 

II. Cent. xv, xvi, 28 lines to a page. It is the concluding 
portion of the text of O. 8. 33, consisting of ff. 430-459. The 
last pages are also in this volume. 


Contents : 


1. Tod μεγάλου Βασιλείου. 
᾿Ηρώτησεν οὖν ὁ εὔβουλος τῶ βασιλείω. Tis ὅρος σοφίας βασίλειε f. 430 
-ξένην ἣν οὐκ ἠπίστατο εὐεργετήσαντα. 
2. Μην. Σέπτ. 18 λογός κη. 
᾿Αλεξάνδρου “μοναχοῦ λόγος ἱστορικὸς περὶ τῆς εὑρέσεως τοῦ 


τιμίου καὶ ζωοποιοῦ σταυροῦ κ.τ.λ. 2 , τ 4321 
Τὴν κέλευσιν τῆς ὑμετέρας πατρικῆς ὁσιότητος Ried. 
3. λόγος 0. 
Διήγησις τοῦ τιμίου Kx. ζωοποιοῦ σταυροῦ καὶ ἀνεύρεσις ὃν 
ἐφανέρωσεν 7 μακαρία ἑλένη 4 4 ἜΣ 3 - 442 


"τους διακοσιοστοῦ εἰκοστοῦ τετάρτου. 
--ἐν τῇ ἡμέρα τῆς ἀνταποδόσεως αὐτοῦ τῆς δικαίας x.7.X. 


4. Ke. 
Τοῦ ἁγίου ᾿Εφραὶμ λόγος πρὸς καθέρεσιν ὑπερηφανίας . ἃ 450 
Μάταια πᾶσα ἄσκησις. 
5. Tov αὐτοῦ λόγος ἀσκητικός . : ‘ ᾿ . < ς 4530 
Ὁ πόνος τοῦ λέγειν ἀναγκάζει με. ᾿ 


-ἰξυπνείσει τε τοὺς ἀπ᾽ αἰῶνος κοιμωμένους (imperfect) . 4596 


III. A leaf of the same date with some verses of a Psalm on 
the recto. 

On the verso a letter of Jeremias Patriarch of Constantinople 
with an official endorsement. 

The second half of this leaf is at the end: it formed the cover 
of IV se¥. 

IV. Fourteen leaves of a service-book. Cent. xiv, 28 lines to 
a page. 

Begins Ps. cxviii. αὕτη ἡ ἡμέρα. 


Then follow centos of various Psalms, for the greater feasts. 
The last leaf is mostly in a later hand. 


134 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [O. 2. 


V. Three leaves in the hand of II. These are the last pages 
of ©. 8. 33 and contain a full table of contents. 
On the 3rd leaf is a colophon beginning 


ὥσπερ ξένοι xépovew εἴδειν πατρίδα κ.τ.λ. 

It states that the writer was Abraham ἀπὸ τόπων πελοπονίσου and 
that the book was finished on 27 June, quepa €. The year not 
given. 


The second: half of III. follows. It has an ‘ascetic’ anecdote 
and some devotional matter scribbled on it. 


1139. Jou. DE LIGNANO. | Θεοῦ 38 


Vellum, 81 x 6, ff. 114, 33 lines to ἃ page. Cent. xv, well written 
in a current hand, 

Marked B. 12. No. 78. 2 fo. et fortitudinis. 

In a binding of cent. xvii with gold tooling on the back only. 

The name Sa. Rooper on the flyleaf. 

On the margin of f. 1 a shield or a chevron gules (with a line of 
white on each edge, probably unintentional), within a bordure az. 
with 12 mitres of the first. 

Collation: 4 flyleaves | 1-9" (wants 11, 12 blank) | 4 flyleaves. 


Contents: 


1. Tractatus de bello compositus per egregium utriusque iuris 
doctorem Johannem de Lygniano dominum et patrem 
venerabilissimum . ᾿ . 2 ‘ : : : « ἄνα ἢ 

Rex Israhel mutauit habitum 
—motus ut quiesceret etc. 
Rubric. In tractatu belli sic procedam etc. . : <a 5 
Text. Bellum sic describitur. - . . . . - 5 
Ends f. 91: lumbardorum ut supra + deo gracias. 
Expl. tract. de bello compilatus per me Johannem de liniano 
minimi iuris utriusque doctorem in studio Bononie a. d. m°. 
ccc™. 1x®°, pendente forte exercitu d. Barnobonis de vice- 
comitibus domini millesimi etc. contra ciuitatem qui 
causam dedit contractui ut scolaribus tune foret causa 
exercicii doctorum autem subiceretur correctioni - deo gracias. 
Table. Tractatus iste de bello. . . Ρ . . οι ὁ 
—lis contestari. 
Premia precor siste quoniam liber explicit iste 
Qui me compleuit non tota nocte quieuit. 


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Expl. tab. super libello tractatus de bello d. Joh. de lineano + 
deo gracias. 

964 is blank. 

2. Bartholus de Saxoferrato de insigniis et armis_. - ᾿ 97 

De insigniis et armis que quis in vexillis portat et clipeis 
videamus. 

Ends f. 103: ne liceat signum saluatoris in cilice uel in 
marmore sculpere in rubro uel in nigro. 

Expl. tract. de insigniis et armis compositus per Bartho. de 
Saxoferrato. 

ff. 103 ὁ and onwards are blank. 


On the margin of f. 5 ὁ is the shield of f. 1 without the bordure. 
The chevron has a white edge. 

On 84 is a shield or bearing a crown of thorns vert and within 
it a monogram gw. and arg. a Gothic ¢ transfixed by an z. 

On 12a is a partial border of branches sketched in black chalk. 

On 97 a4 is a shield ory a chevron gu. between three martlets sad/e. 

The edges of the leaves are painted with a pattern in red and 
black. 


©: 25°36 
1140. Canones ETC. GRAECE. 5925- 
5929 


Paper, ff. 192 +9, 84 x 63, 18-23 lines toa page. Cent. xv—xvii, 
in several hands: partly written by Patrick Young. 
Marked B. 61. No. 127. 


Contents: 


I. 1. Cent. xvii, in a large hand, ff. 4. 

Φωτίου πατριάρχου κατὰ τῶν τῆς παλαιᾶς Ῥώμης ὅτι ἐκ 
τοῦ πατρὸς μόνου ἐκπορεύεται τὸ πνεῦμα κ.τ.λ. 

Εἰ ἁπλοῦν μὲν τὸ πνεῦμα 

- προφανῶς μέμηνεν. 

Notes on f. ε. V. MS. in folio chart. ex Euthymio. 

Usher. de Symb. 27. 

At end. Ista dempta sunt ex Euthym. Zigabeni 
Panoplia quae seruatur MS. Graece in Coll. S. Trin. 
Cantabr. A. D. 1690. 

V. Combefis. Auctar. p. 527. 


To. 
11. 


14- 


15- 


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Table of contents ff. 3. 
Cent. xvii. Παύλου ἁγιωτάτου ἀποστόλου διατάξεις περὶ 
κανόνων ἐκκλησιαστικῶν . ὰ : 
Ol πρώτως προσιόντες τῷ μυστηρίῳ 
---ἐν ταῖς ἐπιστολαῖς διετάξαμεν. 
Πέτρου x. Παύλου τῶν ay. ἀποστ. διατάξεις. ὃ 
Ἐγὼ Πέτρος καὶ Παῦλος διατάσσομεν ἐργάζεσθαι τοὺς 
δούλους πέντε ἡμέρας. 
-π-προεχειρίσθησαν τοῦ ἀρχιερέως τοῦ ἀσυγκριτοῦ. 


Ἑτέρα διδασκαλία τῶν ay. ἀποστ. περὶ χαρισμάτων κ.τ.λἈ. 


Τοῦ θεοῦ καὶ σωτῆρος. 
(Hippolyti Opera) 
-π-τρέμοντά μου τοὺς λογους. 


᾽'Εκκλησιαστικοὶ κανόνες. : . Γ ‘ . : 


᾿Επίσκοπος εὐλογεῖ. 
Περὶ ἀπαρχῶν κ. δεκατῶν. 

‘O αὐτὸς Σίμων ὁ Καναναῖος διατάσσομαι. 
Περὶ εὐλογίας. 

Τὰς περισσευούσας ἐν τοῖς μυστηρίοις 

- ἐστι διδάσκαλος. 
Διατάξεις τῶν αὐτῶν ay. ἀποστ. περὶ χειροτονιῶν διὰ 
Ἱππολίτου κ.τ.λ. τ “ 

"Aua τοίνυν ὑπάρχοντες ἡμεῖς οἱ δώδεκα. 
Unfinished : note at end refers to Cod. Baroce. το. in 859, 
Ἔκ τῶν διατάξεων κεφάλαια περὶ ἐπισκόπων 
Περὶ καταστάσεως. 

Περὶ καρποφορῶν. 
Περὶ ἐγκληματικῶν κανόνων παρασημείωσις σύντομος 
Τάξις τῶν ἀρχιεπισκόπων 
Ex cod. Tho. Roe, ν. p. 193. 
Ἢ τάξις τῶν μητροπόλεων. 
Τίνες εἰσὶ τῶν ἀρχιερέων τῶν χειροτονηθέντων ἀπὸ ἐπι- 
σκόπων els πατριαρχεια κ.τ.λ. 
‘O μέγας εὐστάθιος. 
Περὶ τῆς ἑβδομάδος τῆς τυρινῆς . ; ‘ 
Τάξις προκαθεδρίας τῶν ὁσιωτάτων πατριαρχῶν. 
Ex cod. Bodl. ed. G. Beveregius ὸ 3 
Ἔτι περὶ ἁπασῶν συνόδων x. τῆς κατὰ wae rikews 
αὐτῶν. τ ; ‘ 
Ἰστέον ὅτι ἡ txOeots. 
Συναγωγὴ κ. ἔκθεσις τῶν ay. πασῶν συνόδων κ.τ.λ. 
Ἔν τοῖς χρόνοις αὐρηλιανοῦ. 
Τὰ πραχθέντα ἐν Νικαίᾳ τῇ συνόδῳ κιτ.λ.. ἢ 
᾿Εννεακαιδεκάτῳ ἔτει τῆς Διοκλητιανοῦ βασιλείας. 
Ends f. 396: f. 40 blank. 
Γεωργίου πρεσβ. Καισαρείας Καππαδοκίας els τοὺς Tip 
θεοφόρους πατέρας κ.τ.λ. 
Πείθεσθε τοῖς ἡγουμένοις. 


12 


13 (sic) 


15 (sic) 
15 
23 
25 


35 


41 


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Ends f. 454: f. 46 blank. 
Cent. xvii. 
Φωτίου πατριάρχου συναγωγαὶ κ. ἀποδείξεις K.7.d. 
Ἔρώτησις. "Ev ποίοις φαίνονται πεπραχότες οἱ ῥωμαῖοι 
παραλόγως. 
Inter codd. Baroce. Oxonii. 
Περὶ μεταθέσεως ἀρχιερέων 
᾿Επὶ τῆς βασιλείας βασιλείου. 
(De translatione Germani ad CPolim) 


Ὃ ἐν σώμασιν al ψυχαὶ. 


Σύναξις ἐκ τῶν ἐκκὰλ. ἱστοριῶν περὶ τῶν κατὰ χρόνους 
ἀναχθέντων εἰς τὸν πατριαρχικὸν θρόνον κιτ.λ.. 
Ὃ μέγας ᾿Ιώαννης. 
Ends 624: ff. 624-66 blank. 


*Areglov...mpds Λέοντα ἐπιστολή 


Πολλάκις ἡμῖν. 

Περὶ γάμων γνώμη συνοδική.. 
Εἵλετό τις νόμῳ. 

Γνώμη ... ᾿Αλεξίου πρὸς ... Φίλιππον 


"Ex συνοδικῶν κρίσεων τοῦ αὐτοῦ 


Τοῦ ἁγ.... κυροῦ Μιχαήλ 
Ἢ μετριότης ἡμῶν. 
Διάταξις συνοδικὴ περὶ τ. δευτερογαμίας 
Τίμιον εἷναι. 

f. 74 blank. 
"Ex τοῦ κανονικοῦ τ. ay. ᾿Ιωάννου τοῦ νηστευτοῦ 
Ἔκ τῶν ἀποκρίσεων ᾿Ιωάννου τ. ἱερωτ. ἐπισκ. Κίτρους 
Νικήτα .. μητροπ. Ἡρακλείας πρός τινα κωνσταντῖνον 

ἐπισκ. ὃ 
Νικηφόρου κωνσταντινουπ. κανόνες. 
Νικολάου πατρ. κωνστ. ποίημα πρὸς τὸν nei te. τ. ay: ‘ies 
Κανονικὸν ἐκ τοῦ νηστευτοῦ. ὦ ‘ ‘ 
ff. 89, go blank. 
Epistolae 
Anatolii ad Leonem. 
Marciani ad Leonem (2). 
Leonis ad Anatolium. 

— ad Synod, Chalcedon. 

— ad Marcianum. 

-— ad Juvenalem. 
Honorii et Arcadii. 
Oxon. 2 March, 1647. 
ff. 103-5 in a beautiful hand. 
Extracts from the 5th Synod. 
Epistola Joannis Damasceni περὶ ἐξομολογήσεως. 
Petri Chartophylacis 'Epwrjces 
Macari Chrysocephali ἐξήγησις τῶν ἀποστολικῶν ΡΣ 
Hypotheses primae et secundae Synodi Niceae . 


137 


Il. 


cout ON 


If. 


12. 


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Cent. xvi, usually 19 lines to a page: well written. 
Σύνοψις xpovixh Ἰακώβου τοῦ κυριαννίστη . : . 
Ἔν ἡμέραις ᾿Αλεξίου δοῦκα τοῦ μουρντζούφλου. 


Ends: Tw a» φ xa ᾿Επεῖρεν ὁ σουλτὰν συλαιμὰν ἐς 


τὴν ῥόδον. 
ἀρχὴ ὅταν ἐπέρασαν οἱ τοῦρκοι εἰς τὸ ὙΠῸ τῶν 
ῥωμαίων Ἢ 
To the death of Sultan Silene ae accession of Selim. 
Αρξου τοίνυν rods βασιλεῖς ῥωμαίων . A 


To the taking of Constantinople. 

On the entrance of the Patriarch of penis 
into Ferrara. . : 

Mera δὲ τὸ σάββατον τῆς ἐυβιϑλ εἰσῆλθεν ὁ πατριάρχης 
εἰς τὴν φεράραν. 

Followed bya series of notes in Greek on monuments and 
paintings in the Patriarchal Church at Constantinople 

Oratio Manuelis Porphyrogeniti ad Synodum_ . 

Further notes on the Patriarchal Church . 

De Portis CPol. : 

πρώτη hires σεραγίου ἡ aiden’. 

Rubric on the conspiracy of Procopius against Valens 
forming the title to a set of verses found when the 
walls of Chalcedon were destroyed . Ἔ 

᾿Αλλ᾽ ὅτε δὴ νύμφας ἱερὸν κατὰ ἄστυ χορείην. 

Receipt for ink: σκευασία τοῦ μέλανος ᾿ ς 

Acrostic on ᾿Ανδρέας θεότοκε ὑμνεῖ σε and other notes 

Περὶ τάξεως τῶν θρόνων τῶν μητροπολιτῶν τῆς ἀνατολικῆς 
ἐκκλησίας. ; φ ἃ Ξ * Ξ Ξ 3 

α΄. ὁ Katoapelas καππαδοκίας. 

(Exstat ad calcem codicis.) 

Kings of Israel and Judah, of Assyria, Greece, Rome; 
the Eastern Emperors (to John Palaeologus) . ᾿ 

Chronology from Adam to Constantine (5835 years) 

Roman Dioceses united with Constantinople . 


Popes (to Honorius) . ὁ : 2 5 
Patriarchs: of Jerusalem (to Modestus) ᾧ 
of Alexandria (to Peter) . μ = ‘ 


of Antioch (to Anastasius Sinaita) 
of Constantinople (to no. 147 Isaias 
Hagiorites) 
A few names of Plants ‘ Ξ : 
τὰ κουκουνάρια λέγονται orpbBuddor. 
Ἔκθεσις περὶ σταθμῶν x. μέτρον ἀκριβεστάτη καθ᾽ ἕλληνας 
Ἰστέον ὅτι τὸ κεράτιον τὸ ἰδιωτικῶς λεγόμενον κοκκίον ἐστὶ 
πρῶτον ὥσπερ δὴ καὶ ἡ μονὰς ἐπὶ τῶν ἀριθμῶν. 
Medical receipts . : ὃ 3 
περὶ συλλήψεως γυναικός. 
Interspersed with a few historical notes, e.g. 


145 


145 6 
1526 


160 ὁ 
162 


163 


165 ὁ 
166 


166 6 


169 ὁ 
174 

1746 
174.6 
1756 
1766 
176* 


177 
180 


180 


181 


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μηνὶ lavvovaplw η΄ ἐκάθηραν τὸν πατριάρχην τὸν ᾿Ιωάσαφ 
κιτ.λ. 
Περὶ τοῦ ξηρολόφου. 
15. Decree of the Council of Florence . 3 > : 188 
Εὐγένιος ἐπίσκοπος. 


The last leaf (f. 191) supplied by Young. 
f. 192 blank. 


III. 1. Hypotyposis Leonis Sapientis . : ᾿ : : I (193) 
(List of μητροπόλεις and ἀρχιεπισκοπαί.) 
2. Taxis Andronici Palaeologi . : ὃ . . ᾽ 26 
Τάξις προκαθεδρίας ς ° Ἀ : > ᾿ ὃ 
4- Ta ὀφφίκια τῆς μεγάλης ἐκκλησίας : : ᾿ ς 9 


Ending f. 9 ὁ. 


All these documents are to be found printed either with 
Codinus or in Leunclavius. 


1141. Sa.zusr. | QO. 2. 37 


Paper, δὲ x 5%, ff. 82, 28 lines to a page. Cent. xv, written in 
Italy, in a good Roman hand. 
Marked E. 21. No. 258(?). 


Dono dedit Thomae Gale Cl. V. Jacobus Crawford ex Italia allatum. 


Collation: vellum flyleaf | 1-7? 8”. 


Contents: 


1. Salustii Catilinarii liber incipit foeliciter ᾿ . ᾽ pk 
Omnis homines qui sese student. 
A fair initial in red and blue. 
Ends f. 27 ὁ atque gaudia agitabantur. 
Salustii liber de bello Catilinario exp. foeliciter. 
2. Salustii liber de bello iugurtino inc. foeliciter . ; ‘ 28 
Falso queritur. 
Ends f. 804: site sunt. 
Salustii liber de bello iugurtino expl. foel. 
3. A later hand adds the beginning of 
Salustii Vita: 24 lines. 
Salustius ciuis romanus 
—cum ei in senatu. 
There are a few sentences on ff. 81, 82 of a moral nature. 


140 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [O. 2. 


ἃ Ὁ. 2. 28 
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Vellum, 88 x 5%, ff. 342, 18 lines toa page. Cent. at in a large 
clear hand. 

Marked B. 5. No. 71. 

Collation: first quire gone | I gone 25 3° 4 gone 58-20% 21° 
(wants 6) 225 (wants 1)-44° (wants 4, 5) 455 (bound after 46: wants 
1, 8) perhaps a quire gone here 46° (wants 1, 8). 

Quires numbered on last leaf B-Ms’; the last two have no 
number. 


Psalter. 
Begins imperfectly in Ps. vi. 
νύκτα τὴν κλίνην μου. 

There is a lacuna from Ps. xvi (xv) tit. to Ps. (xviii) xvii. 

καὶ μετὰ στρεβλοῦ. 

f. 149 ὁ after Ps. Ixxvii (Ixxvi) is blank: Ps. lxxviii 1—doa ἐνετείλατο 

is wanting. 

Ps. cli. (f. 327) is mutilated and the beginning of 67 Μωυσέως is 
gone. Then follow ῴὠδὴ Mwiceos ἐν τῶ δευτερονομίω (two leaves 
gone), Song of Hannah (beginning gone), Prayer of Habakkuk 
(beginning gone). Prayer of Isaiah ("Ex νυκτός) which ends 
imperfectly f. 3364. 


The writing is very good. The titles, and initials of verses, are 
in gold. 

On the top of f. 334 are some scribbles of cent. xv in an 
English hand (Ego sum bonus, and letters of the alphabet), whose 
presence shews that the book has been in England since medieval. 
times. 


1143. IvuLian1 Orationes. οι ἀρ 


Paper, δὅ x 6%, pp. 202 written, 28 lines to a page. Cent. xvi, 
in a fair current hand. 
Marked-B. 14. No. 80. 


Olim liber Hen. Stephani, nunc Tho: Gale Anno D. 1687°. 


On the flyleaves are notes by Stephanus (?). 


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5. 
6. 


᾿Ιουλιανοῦ καίσαρος ἐγκώμιον εἰς τὸν αὐτοκράτορα Ἱζωνστάντιον 
Πάλαι με προθυμούμενον. 

(Orat. 1. ed. Hertlein.) 

Ends p. 31: ὑπάρχει γνώρισμα, p. 32 is blank. 

Eiusdem EvceBlas τῆς βασίλιδος ἐγκώμιον 

Τίπτε ἄρα χρὴ (Orat. 111.). 

Ends p. 51 (52): ἐπαινέτας. τέλος τοῦ ἰουλ. αὐτοκρ. ἐγκωμίου εἰς 
Εὐσεβ. τ. βασιλ. 

A date in the margin. "Ev παταβίῳ (Pavia) ἐγράφη ἔτει ᾳ. φ. 
vB (1552) μηνὶ ἰουνίῳ. 

A blank leaf follows. 

περὶ τῶν τοῦ αὐτοκράτορος πράξεων ἢ περὶ βασιλείας (Orat. I.) . 

Τὸν ἀχιλλέα. 

Ends p. 11Π| (112): πρὸς ἔργον τρέπεσθαι. 

Ἰουλ. καίσ. περὶ τῶν τ. αὐτοκρ. πράξ. ἢ περὶ Bac. 

In margin vel sic περὶ Bac. εἰς κωνστάντιον nam sic ἐν τῷ πίνακι 
nominatur recentiori (Ὁ) scriptura. 

A blank leaf follows. 

Eiusdem εἰς τὸν βασιλέα ἥλιον πρὸς Οαλούστιον. προσήκειν 
ὑπολαμβάνω (Orat. IV.) . : : . . . 

Ends imperfectly p 123 

τὰ συνήθη καὶ γνώριμα λέγειν (p. 190 ed. Hertlein). 
The original scribe adds the catchword στάσις 
and the next page continues 

στάσις ἐστὶ τῆς ἀπειρίας. 

But these six leaves (which are of blue paper) really contain the 
end of Orat. v. (εἰς τὴν μητέρα τῶν θεῶν) from p. 218, 1. 5, 
Hertlein to the end—xaé” ὑμᾶς πορείᾳ (p. 133). 

On p. 134 (135) are these verses by Stephanus (?). 

Haec ego per terras misere iactatus et vndas 

Naufragio excepi factus prope naufragus ipse 

Expectusque graues terra pelagoque dolores 

Et mala perpessus dictu maiora fideque, 

In nimium nimiumque tui studiosus oberro 
ditare 

Ut tandem te aliquo possim oblectare reuersus 

Munere quod nostrum erga te testetur amorem. 

Quod si vis tales ΓΟ (lector) pensare labores 


Non aurum pensa (quoniam mihi sordet et aurum) 


Haec peto quorum Iro, si vult modo, copia larga est. 


Nempe animum memorem semperque juuare paratum 
Et mihi quas possit cupidum persoluere grates. 
Πίναξ τῶν λόγων τοῦ ᾿Ιουλιανοῦ 5 ξ . ἢ 2 
Ἰουλιανοῦ αὐτοκρ. λόγος ᾿Αθηναίων τῇ βουλῇ Kx. τῷ δήμῳ 
(Epistola: Hertlein p. 347) ° : . . 
Πολλῶν εἰργασμένων. 
Ends p. 146, καὶ ἀγαπήσουσιν. <A blank leaf. 


141 
Dk 
33 
52 (53) 
112 (113) 
135 
137 


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7. ᾿Ιουλιανοῦ αὐτοκρ. μισοπώγων ἢ ᾿Αντιοχιῆσιν. Υ - Γ 147 
In another hand, 20 lines to a page. At the top 
ἐκ τῶν ‘Eppixov τοῦ στεφάνου. 
Ends p. 202. τὰς ἀμοιβὰς ἀποδοῖεν. 


Throughout the book are marginal notes, seemingly by 
Stephanus. 


1144. MisceLianea. O. 2. 40 


Paper, 8% x 54, ff. 163, 31 lines to a normal page. Cent. xv 
late, in a current hand. 

Marked B. 4. No. 70. 

From Kirkby Bellers. 

The flyleaf is a bit of a printed sheet headed 


ro Anno xcii 


with days ‘‘pro fleabothomia”’ and ‘‘pro laxatiuis sumendis.” 


On the verso astronomical notes, one for the year 1494. 


Contents : 


1. On ff. 1-7@ are prognostics, beginning imperfectly. 
2. Two pages headed in red Willelmus Womyndam . 4yte. κυ ὃ 
De pluuiis tonitruis choruscationibus et ventis 5 etc. 
Scias hoc immediocriter 
—et hyemps illa humida etc. 
In large letters 
Malueram amittere omnia a me posessa quam carere libro 
isto quod Willelmus Womyndam (8 4) 4 : : 84 
On ga is only 
certitudinaliter anglice certynly. 
3. Secreta philosophorum .. "he ἘΝ DS Sh en ata 
Iste liber quem pre manibus fiaticiubs, 
f. 12 is an inserted leaf with a diagram of a hand (chiromantic) 
on the recto, and on the verso a fragment of the Kyrie and 
Lord's Prayer in English with notes on a four line stave. 
At the top of 484 etc. in red are inscriptions. 
Will. Womyndham Canonicus de Kyrkeby. 
ΥἹΙ mowth he spede: where y* he go 
That leuyth this boke: to frende or to foo. Amen. 
The text proceeds continuously to f. 544 where it ends 
abruptly: there are a good many diagrams. 
On 544 is a long note in English on the taking of Granada 
signed by Womyndham beginning: 


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The kynge of spayn y® fyrst day of ianuar causyd y® saracynnes 
to 3eld vp to hym y® cyte of Garnard y® 3er of oure lorde 
m. cecclxxxxj. Details of the spoils are given. 

Ends. This was preched at poulescrose y*® byschope of 
canturbury and y® byschope of london and of chester there 
beyng present. Also y® mare wt y® aldermen and a gret parte 
of y® pepul of london bothe spirituall and temporall etc. 
quod W™ Womyndham. 

ff. 55-58 now follow f. 62. They contain a continuation of the 
Latin text. ff. 59-61a@ have much later scribbles, or 
are blank. 

On 57 ὁ is a diagram of a head. On 584 are macaronic verses 
on the friars (21) 

Freers freers wo 3e be ministri malorum 

For many a mannes soule brynge 3e ad penas infernorum. 
On ὅτι ὁ begins a text 

Si quis igitur mutaciones prescire uoluerit. 

On 63-68 ὁ are Kalendar-tables for each of the twelve signs. 

On 69-102 are a series of square diagrams, six on a page, 
shewing the position of the signs. Some are blank. Others, 
on f. 100-102, have notes of years 1430, 1474, 1497 etc. 

Next follows a series of rhymes in English . : ‘ ‘ 

Sepcies in die cadit iustus Parab. 245. Aug. de peccatis 
venialibus. 

Fyrst whan a man or wooman drynk more 
? My tyme here then myster wore 
Whan y" may helpe thorwgh wytte or skylle 
And wyl not helpe bot holdes hym stylle etc. 
Ends 1036 
Thorwght thowte or ded or speche in vayn 
And yche a syn ys worthy peyn. 
Decem remedia contra peccata venialia ut patebit inferius . 
We fynde wryttyn .x. thyng sere 
That venial synnes for doys here. 


Rygth so many veniall synnes small 
May make a dedly syn all. 
f. 104 6, 105 @ headed in red Will. Womyndam Canonicus de 
Kyrkeby. 

De prima domo dicit Tholomeus etc. 

Other extracts and notes follow, as (f. 107 follows f. 116): 
Luna regina celestis milicie vocatur . ° A . 
Divisions of time . ᾿ : : Ἢ Ξ 
Latitudes of 13 English towns . aay 
Villa S. Johannis. 

Newcastle, Berwick, York, Lincoln, Northampton, Chester, 
Oxford, Colchester, Canterbury, London, Exeter, 
Winton. 


103 


104 


108 ὁ 
Tog 
109g ὁ 


143 


144 


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De itenere. 

Volens aeris scire naturam 

Johannes de Burgundo on the ‘plague 

Figures of planets ; 

Alkyndus de pluuiis (extract). -.. 

Translacio luminis est quasi plta lenis etc. 
As y® mone ys changed from Saturne etc. 
On 1154 

Si liber perdatur per nomen inueniatur. 

Quod Willelmus Thorp Canon. de Kyrkeby. 

On 107 (after 1164) 

Euer cursyd be that man 

That callyth me thorpe for Womyndham. 
f. 117 in English verse 

Phylysores and clarkes of planets all 

By certeyn skylle hevens they call. 


But γ᾽ planetts be not lade so 
For in here circul abowte thay go. 
On 1206 
Seruicium pueri et mulierum necnon monachorum 


E(s)t et semper erit neuer thanke et finis (in fine) laborum. 


q* Wodeford. 
Miserere miserator quia vere sum peccator 
Huius clamor velut reus miserere mei deus. 
αἰ W. Wymondham. 
On 121 diagram of complexions etc. 
On 1444 manner of finding out secrets by means of the 
Hebrew and Chaldee alphabets headed 
O quam bene dilexi regulas istas in vita mea quod Womyndam 
quia semper reperi eas veras et nunquam falsas. A. chr. 
m. cece. 1xxxxij. 
On 150 are extracts from Haly Abenragel. 
On 152 5644. a tract in English on ‘“‘ separaciones applicaciones 
etc. planetarum,”’ with names in cypher. 
On 1546 
Anno christi m. cccc. lxxxij. liber iste scriptus erat a fratre 
Wille. Womyndham Canonicus(!) huius loci viz. de Kyrkeby 
super Algam. 
On 155sqq- Extracts from Haly and the Cantiloquium 
Tolomei. 
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Vellum, 84 x 6, ff. 11 + 148, 23 lines to a page. Cent. xii, ina 
fine hand, rather spaced. It is not far removed in date from the 
other Ely book (O. 2. 1), but seems if anything slightly earlier. 

Marked B. 2. No. 68. 

Collation: a‘ (wants 1) | Kal? | 18-16% 17” 188: quires 6-16 are 
numbered i—xi on their last leaves. 

For editions of the text see on O. 2. I. 


Contents: 


f. i blank. 
f. iia has a xivth cent. instrument. 

qui dicunt per sacramentum tuum quod Episcopus et Prior 
Eliensis tenet villam de Ely cum pertinenciis etc. 

f. πᾳ (xiv, xv) 

Memorandum quod custodia de Brame cum omnibus suis 
tenementis .. .. officio elemosinarii Eliensis unitur etc. 

f. iiid (xv). Ad perpetuam memoriam est notandum, 

A note of anniversaries of Robertus Hundred, Barthol. de 
Bradfelde etc. to be celebrated by the two junior monks 
who are in priests’ orders. 

1. Kalendar in red, green, and black, with rather copious notes 

of the rise of constellations, and comparatively few feasts. 

Thus in /an. the only church days noted are Circumcision, 
Epiphany, and Conversion of St Paul. 

Feb. Id. S. Eormenilde Abbatisse (red and green 

capitals), 

Mar. τό Kal. Ap. 58. Wichtburge V. 

Ap. 3 fd. S. Guthlaci C. 

13 Kal. Mai. Necatio 5. Ealpheagi Archiep. 
3 Kal. Mai. Trans. Eadmundi M. 
May. Td. Com. S. Albani M. 
7 Kal. Jun. Depositio Augustini Ep. 
June. 15 Kal. Jul. 8. Botulphi Abb. 
16. Kal........ S. Albani M. 
Qaccicvvinssasse S. AedheldriSe V. (capitals). 

July. 2 Non. 8. Sexburhge V. (in green). 

8 14. Transl. S. Wichtburge V. (in red). 

Aug. 61d. Eormenilde Abbatisse. 

Oct. 16 Kal. Nov. Trans]. 5. Aidheldrithe V. (in green). 

Nov. 12 Kal. Dec. Passio S. Eadmundi reg. et m. 

Dec. St Thomas of Canterbury not inserted. 


T. Ὁ. I, 10 


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‘The next two leaves are blank, but for the name Rogerus Gale 
1716 and a title by Thomas Gale. 
2. Title and initial in red. 
Inc. prologus libelli quorundam insignium operum Beati 
Aedeluuoldi Episcopi . : : ; 2 ᾿ : ee | de | 
Cum preteritarum notitia rerum 
—bono commendetur. 
Quomodo b, Aideluuoldus Elyense cenobium renouauit 3 2 
Tempore quo Rex Aidgarus. 
Ends p. 64. transgressioni obnoxia. 
On p. 65 is a xivth cent. copy of a charter of Edward I. ‘de 
theloneo,’ and on the margin a later copy ofa bull of Innocent. 
3. In another fine hand (xii, xiii) 
French versions of charters and bulls of (1) Eadgar. 


Par lotrei e par la grac al tut puant deu.. : : 66 
(2) Edward . - : - ‘ . : ; : ; 69 
Eadward li Reis dengleterre. 
(3) Victor . ys ΟΣ ; : ‘ : : ὦ ἶ "ἃ 
(4) Innocent. - : A : ᾿ : ; : 78 
A memorandum (of 2 Henry IV.) about felons at ‘Haustun’ . 79 


p- 80 is blank. 
4. In the first hand 
Collectio Privilegiorum Eliensis Ecclesie . : i ὃ 81 
Priuilegium Aidgari Regis Anglorum. 
Omunipotentis dei cunctorum sceptra regentis. 
The hand changes about p. 145 and again on p. 157. 
The last privilege recorded is a letter of Eugenius to Gilbert 
Bp of Hereford. 
On p. 160 are xiv-xvth cent. copies of a privilege of Nigellus 
and the Papal confirmation by Honorius. 
5. In the first hand. Title in red. 
Hic subsistitur Inquisitio Terrarum etc. : ; . : 161 
In Staplehou hundred. 
The last entry in the old hand is on pp. 273, 4 
Territura Hamonis de 5, Claro. 
Then follow additions in hands of cent. xiii-xiv, including: 
charters of Hen. III., Roger Bigot. 
On pp. 292, 293 are xivth cent. lists of payments and other 
scribbles. 


1146. Evrropius etc. Τὰ 2. 42 


6105 


Paper, 88 x 54, ff. 130 written, 25 lines to a page. Cent. xv late, 
in an Italic hand: written in Italy. Titles in red capitals. Initials 
plain, not many inserted. 


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Marked B. 3. No. 69. 
On the flyleaf is 


Abrah, Ortelii 
and on f. 1 of text 


Sum Petri Aegidij 
Abrah. Ortelij 
Tho. Gale 
Rogeri Gale. 


Also 3 R’s (? English xv, xvi). 
On the flyleaf are various notes by Gale, e.g.: 


Servatur MS. in Biblioth. Comitis de Aylesbury cum Victore de Persecutione etc. 
Anno D. 1614.. Venditus fuit ille Eutropius in auctione. 


Also in a hand of xvith cent. a copy of the Prooemium of 
Eutropius, which was not in the MS. 
Collation: τ flyleaf: 1°-13" (the rest blank). 


Contents : 


Eutropii Historia. 
Inc. liber primus Gestorum Romanorum quem composuit Eutropius 
Episcopus . : . : : : ᾿ - 
The History is here divided into xvii books. 
The last ends on f. 123: 
in sequenti deo presule libello promendasti. 
Expl. lib. xvii. 
Quicunque legeris hunc librum quia deest liber xviii m6 scito [hic 
est in libro impresso]. 
An epitaph in another hand 
D. M. S. 
Dextera fama mihi fuit et fortuna patrona 
Magnifici coniunx Caesaris illa dei 
Qua bene jutus eram charis nec vilis amicis 
Quis eciam mecum plurima cura fuit. 
Antis causa mee vite que cara sepulchro 
Condidit ossa suo nominor Ichadion. 
This is the first of a number of inscriptions (many of them 
Renaissance forgeries) which fill the next seven leaves. 
They are 
Epitaphs of Q. Aricinius, Q. F. Bassus, Servilia, Irene. 
Epitaphium Lucretie. Rome in urna aerea repertum. 
Epit. Virgineae. 
Inuentum fuit Aretij in Basi Statue Q. Fabii Maximi. 
In ponte ad Rubiconem fluuium, 


ΠΡ. ἃ 


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In latio marmoreum saxum nuper repertum in quo 

Mag. Pompeii gesta continebantur. 

Efugi. Titi Liuii patauini. 

Alatri in marmorea tabula repertum. 

(Pontia Titi Pontii F.). 

In Asta ciuitate Italie. 

Invida florentem rapuerunt fata virentem. 

Rome ad S. Andream. 

Barchinione (Bello Sertoriano). 

Rome ad S. Angelum. 

Athimetus vir. 

Homenea uxor. 

In ponte Alcantere. 

Cordube in edibus priuatis (Geminianus to Constantine). 

Templum ad unum lapidem ab oppido ipso quadratis et maximis 
lapidibus structum (By Cato). 

In agro ad primum lapidem a Dyanio. 

Non longe ab Oliua oppido. 

Ad Malacam Hisp. urbem. 

In a later hand 

Inuentum Rome in lapide marmorea 1490. 
(Sempronius tuti domus etc.). 

On the last page of the volume are a couple of notes by T. Gale. 
The second is: 

Licinianus Ep. Carthag. Spartariae floruit temp. Mauricii circa 
annum domini 589 et scripsit iuxta Isidorum ad Eutropium 
Epistolam 1. 

De Sacram. Bapt. 1. 1. Boston. 


1147. Sprecutum A pri. O. 2. 43 


Vellum, 8} x 5#, ff. 151, 29 lines to a page. Cent. xv, very 
neatly written: a fair border to f. 1 which is discoloured. 

Marked I. 4. No. 348. 2 fo. homo sentit. 

Collation: 1®-128 (5 canc.) 135-188 19” (9, 10 canc.). 


Contents : 


Speculum Albini. 
Albinus monachus indignus . : é Ξ : οὐ foots 
Liber I. has 93 chapters and ends on ἢ bis 
qui dedit hunc libellum. 
Expl. primus liber Albini monachi. 
Inc. capitula libri sequentis qui dicitur secunda pars. 
These are 47 in number. 


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‘Texts. \s ὁ F i ‘ 3 ; ᾿ 65 
quoniam sibltinan Seablerea: 
Ends f. 1484: in toto sunt quadraginta septem cals Explicit. 
Hic inc. capitula libri sequentis qui vocatur prima pars Albini 
monachi_ . . . 149 
The 93 capitula of Book I. follow. A as band ates 
Ista tabula esset in principio libri. 
Ends on f. 151 4. 


The same work occurs again in O. 8. 26. 


1148. Mepica. O. 2. 44 


Vellum and paper, 88 x 64, several volumes. Cent. xiii—xvii. 
Marked Ὁ. 86. No. 218. 


I. ff. 28 of paper, in a wrapper consisting of a vellum leaf of a 
dictionary or index to Aristotle of early xivth cent. running from 
Sobrietas to Species: other fragments occur in subsequent volumes. 

Lectures on Anatomy (by W. Dunn) delivered in London at 
the College of Surgeons (?) in 1553, beginning 


Eloquar an sileam. 


II. ff 12 of paper, in a wrapper consisting of part of two 
leaves of a large MS. in double columns (cent. xiv) of Hugutio’s 
Dictionary (?) in Italian hand. 

Lectures on Anatomy continued. 


IIT. About 100 leaves of paper. 

Lectures on Anatomy dated (at end) 1553. 

A leaf of a printed Chronicle of France (early xvith cent.) in 
double columns of 48 lines. 


IV. Vellum, ff. 20, 38 lines toa page. Cent. xiv early. 
Headed (xvi) 


Henricus de Amonda villa ad Philippum regem Francorum an° 1300. Med. 3. 23. 
In nomine...... amen. Serenissimo duci nostro Philippo etc. 

—incepta parisius. Anno post incarnacionem christi millesimo trescentesimo sexto. 
In two quires of 12 and 8 leaves: foliated 192-211 (with errors). 

There are several very neat drawings, viz. 


150 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. (0: 2; 


On f. 24. A nude man and a physician with raised knife. 

36. A skeleton. 
4a. A nude man. 
46. A flayed man carrying his skin on a stick over his shoulder. 
6a, 66, 76. Sections of men. 
84. Sections of the head. 
ga. ‘The eye. 
13. Section of a man. 
τό ὁ. Sections of women. 

Ends f. 20a. Sunt 7+7° 7. 


V. Vellum, 7 ff. (a quire of 12, wanting 8-12), double columns 
of 41 lines. Cent. xiii, xiv, paged in red 317-329. 


Anonymus de Anatomia. 


Galieno testante in tegni quicunque interiorum et non apparencium membrorum 
cognitor esse desiderat 


Ends f. 6a: breuiter liquidoque notata. 


2. On 64, γα in a later hand is a form of confession, arranged under the heads 
of the seven deadly sins. 


Confiteor deo et beate marie. 


Superbia invidia ira and accidia are treated. It ends unfinished 
Sepe subtraxi me a diuinis etc. 
76 is blank. 


VI. Paper, about 100 leaves, very roughly written (by W. 
' Dunn) containing 


1. Guinterius . Institut. anatomicis. 
Multum habet momenti in curandis morbis. 
Lectures on Anatomy. 


3. Obseruationes anatomicae ex Barthol. Cabrallo aliisque anatomicis desumptae. 


At the end are three leaves and part of a fourth of the 
Aristotelian index, of which there is a leaf in I. These’ leaves are 
in the letters A, D, and M. 


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Vellum, 88 x 52, ff. 131, 41 lines to a page. Cent. xiii (after 
1248), in a fine clear hand. Written in England. 
Marked B. 55. No. 121. 2 fo. quando duos 
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From Cerne Abbey: in the Kalendar is St Edwold, and there 
are many verses relating to Cerne on p. 11. St Edmund of 
Canterbury (canonized in 1248) is in the Kalendar. 

On the first leaf is the name 


William Armiger, natus fuit 1569 sepult. 1638 ap... 


Stuck to the cover is a leaf of a service-book with a lesson for 
St Vincent and music on a four line stave (xii). 

There is also a slip of an early xivth cent. MS. containing one 
column on each side of a French version of 2 Maccabees e.g. 


Ceus qui o lui estoient et les despecierent par pieces et puis lur coulpirent les chies et 
les giterent hors. En toz ces choses seit deus benoiz qui a destruit les desloiaus pur ce 
que nous fussioms deliurés etc. 


At the end are two leaves of other MSS. 


1. Part of a leaf of a xiiith cent. Vulgate in double columns, containing parts of 
John viii-xi. 

2. A leaf of a Breviary (xvth cent. English) with lessons for St Lucy on the 
exposed side. 


Collation: V° (wants 10) 2" (one quire gone) 3” (a quire gone) 
42 5° 68" (quires gone) 9” 10” 11 12° (wants 8). 

The old numbering of the pages (xvii, xviii) gives a clue to 
the extent of the lacunae. 

The table of contents in the manuscript catalogue is as follows : 
the items marked with an asterisk are now missing. I add the 
pages of the MS. 


Collect. arithm. cum vers. retrogradis aliisque et quaestt. plurimae (?). 
Compendiosa subtilitas Multiplicationis (30). 
“de usu quadrantis et Cylindri. 
*De compositione Cylindri et eius officiis. 
Prognostica (79). 
Kalendarium (82). 
Tabulae Astronomicae (94). 
*Hippocratis Physiognomia. 
de temporum distinctione et Elucidatio omnium quae ad Kal. = (125). 
*Rob. Grost. de sphaera. 
Martini Goliae Apocalypsis (309). 
Walteri Mapes Centiloquium (315). 
versus eiusdem Rhythmici (318). 
De Misericordia Veritate Just. et Pace (320). 
Versus Lat. et Gall. sur le Pater Noster et La Creance el Usurer (324). 
Concil. Sacerd. et Jocularia alia (342). 


CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 2. 


Norfolciae Vituperium (340). 

De quodam monacho adult. (344). 
Prognostica (347). 

Ignis Graeci compositio (350). 
Carmina Proverbialia (351). 


The missing portions of the manuscript came into the hands of 
J. O. Halliwell, who sold them to Rodd, from whom they were 
purchased by the British Museum in 1838. They now form MS. 
Egerton 843, ff. 48 containing 


(1) 
(2) 
(3) 
(4) 
(5) 


(14) 


(15) 


(16) 
(17) 


Ἀδὰ Ὁ 

f. τ ὁ. 
13 ὁ. 
15. 
22. 


27. 


31. 


31 ὁ. 
32 ὁ. 
35 ὁ. 
37 4. 
ibid. 


38. 


38 ὁ. 


40. 


43: 
47-48. 


The old 
bound in a fresh order. 


Jo. de Sacro Bosco de Sphaera. 
Definitions of stars. Luna dicta est quasi lucina etc. 
Hic inc. expositiones uerborum predictorum difficilium. 
Hic inc. spera mag. Roberti lincolniensis Episcopi. 
Uniuersalis autem mundi machina. ; 
With diagrams, one of which, showing the points of the compass, 
contains four well-drawn human figures. 
Ends: sed in eadem illius parte semper consistunt. 
Inc. tractatus de compositione chilindri et eius officio. 
Inuestigantibus chilindri compositionem. 
Prognostics of disease. 
Quisquis in infirmitatem deciderit. 
—de morte uel uita ignoratur. 
Auguries from number of letters in a name. 
Kalendar-tables. Those on 33 6-35 ὁ run from 1278 to 1396. 
Ypocras de contemptu mundi (Physiognomia Hippocratis). 
Postquam consideraui. 


Verses on the complexion. 


Description of Christ. 

Legitur in annalibus hebreorum 

—-speciosus forma pre filiis hominum dicitur et uerum est. 

On Stones. 

Saphiri lapidis uirtus est. 
(Berillus). 

—set amorem diligit coniugalem. 
Cent xv, neatly written. 
Verses on Compotus, with gloss. 
Filius esto dei celum bonus accipe grates. 
Ending f. 39a, followed by 3 blank leaves. 
De quadrante scire debes quod circulus solis duas habet medietates. 
—Hec quoque de practica quadrantis dicta sufficiant. 
Cum quadrantem componere uolueris. 
Tables of equatio, declinatio, altitudo solis. 


foliation has been carefully erased and the leaves 


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Of the above tracts nos. 6 (7, 8), 15, 16 followed p. 42, nos. 10, 
(11, 12) followed p. 102, no. 4 (5) followed p. 236, no. 14 may have 
been the last thing in the volume. It would not be possible to 


ascertain the proper places of the remaining leaves without un- 
binding the MS. 


The contents of the portion of the volume before us are: 


1. A Labyrinth drawn in red ink . . ‘ : 
Above 
Non hic introeas nisi que sint hec tria dicas 
Quod facit et non fit, facit et fit, non facit et fit. 
2. The Sphaera Pythagorae (vitae et mortis), with a short 
explanation. 
Vide formam spere pictagore quam apollonius descripsit. 
3. Three drawings of boards for games resembling isa 
and nine-mens’ morris; without text 
4. Two careful drawings of chess-boards coloured, the one 
green and white, the other blue and yellow . ὃ : 3 
Above are the lines 
Quando duos tenet ultima linea reges 
Quem sequitur fugiens astanti sit color idem. 
Under and about the drawings has been a good deal of 
writing in red, which has almost entirely disappeared. 
The rest of the page contains verses, first about chess. 
It pedes ad bellum prior incipit ipse duellum 
(14 lines. Hagen Carmina medii aevi, p. 141). 
Then miscellaneous lines with effaced rubrics, e.g. 
Ar cupit esse tifex ander de pluribus alex. 
5. Prayers in French, English and Latin . J F ‘ 4 
Si aucun uoderat deu supplier uers li deit od gemissement 
deuant la croiz .vii. feiz ces saumes dire etc. 
Apres sunges dites treis feiz deuotement. 
Louerd ihesu crist ich Se bidde for Se vif wunde 
and ὃς diet Sat Su Soledest in Sare holie rode, 
Sat Su turne mine sweuenes to blisse and to gode. 
Amen amen so mote hit beo+ for Sare swete holie rode. 
Pater noster etc. 
Deus qui uoluisti pro redemptione mundi a iudeis reprobari. 
(At the Mass) . 3 3 ‘ “ mR : ‘ : 
Sire ihesu crist rei pussant. A uostre seint cors me 
comand. etc. 
Lines on the meaning of a monogram of D. V. 1—1 (? H). 
Lines on the Host (with figure) and prose explanation 
on the fraction of the Host. 
on the Veil. 


yn £3 


τ᾽ 


nm 


154 


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Ici comence la manere de confesser—Benedicite etc. A 6 


Jeo me rend cupable etc. 

Aue ihesu reis omnipotent + ki home peccheur eustes si 
chier etc. 

Aue maria etc. Duce dame seinte marie eez de nus pite etc. 


On death . ‘ : . A - - ᾧ 8 


Heu quod dulcius est citius effluit 
—ipsa inexpugnabilis inpugnat. 
Bernardus dicit uiris religiosis. 
Cantando uobis ista bona proueniunt. 
A number of Latin lines on the Crucifixion, Cross, instruments 
of the Passion etc., written as prose: eg. . 2 ᾿ 
Homo uide quid pro te patior. Ad te clamo qui pro 
te morior etc. ’ 
Fili. quid mater? Deus es. Sum. Cur ita pendens? 
Ne genus humanum uadat ad interitum. 


A square of numbers (Arabic) containing too squares. 9 


The first horizontal line contains the numbers from 1 to ro. 
In each vertical column the numbers progress in the ratio of 
that which stands at the top: e.g. 1, 2, 3 etc. in col. 1: 2, 
4» 6 etc. in col. 2: 10, 20, 30 etc. in col. ro. 
Text. 3 paragraphs: Si articulus articulum multiplicet etc. 
A ‘hard case’ in 4 lines 
Nexus ouem geminam per spinam duxit equinam 
Lesus surgit equus + pendet utrumque pecus. 
Inque molendinum portauit pondus ouinum 
Dispergitque focum, se cremat atque locum. 
(added, xvi). 
custodes aberant + singula damna ferant. 
Incipiunt uersus singula singulis de articulis fidei. ; 10 
De natiuitate domini. 
Natus | casta | nitens | exultans | perfidus | emptus 
Rex uirgo sydus angelus  hostis homo etc. 
The ninth and last of this series is a Replicatio predictorum. 
Then follow 3 sets of secular character; the last is: 
Clerus eques coridon sermonibus ense  iuuenco 
Instruit instat  arat « hec {τα regna  regunt. 
A long series of miscellaneous verses, of enigmatic, proverbial, 
and satirical character. 
The first is: 
Phi + nota fetoris + lippus grauis omnibus horis 
Sit phi-~ sit lippus semper procul ergo philippus. 
On p. 11 are five sets relating to Cerne: e.g. 
O felix cernel + urbs iam + non villula cernel - 
quod sic creuisti tribuit tibi uisio christi. 
Cf." By 4.38. 
On p. 13 are the lines Pontificum spuma etc. (Wright Poems 
of W. Mapes, p. 85). 


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A longer set on p. 14 is headed 
Hic inducitur ad fugandam superbiam. 
Nil obluctatur + caro seruit + mens dominatur. 
The other rubrics are 
Versus de clerico et monacha ; . . 
Cum sit par nobis genus etas forma eats 
Versus de mola piperis : 
Militis uxorem clamidis mercede ἘΞΌΝ 
Versus de mure et murilego. 
Caseolum quidam seruandum misit in archam 
Versus magtstrales boni et ueri . 
Latro cernit cum dampnum pallidus it 
O fili gemme si uere diligis me. 
Inculte terre succurre tua precor re 
Mentali messe quisquis bene pauerit se 
Mortis perpetue non dubitabit ue 
O nicholae uitium spernas et fuge si sci 
As id quod subiciet te telis inimici. 
Versus magistrales γα δὲ 
Locuntur prophete deus sins de te fisurslites 
Docent multa per te tamen non aperte sed um- 
braliter etc. 
Verses without heading 
Rector ius cupiens ad rem deducere iure. 
De gaudiis celi+ De penis inferni. 
Est ibi pax pietas bonitas lux uirtus honestas, etc. 
Phi + nota fetoris etc., see above on p. Io. 
Arithmetical puzzles (six and one line of a seventh) 
Homo quidam uolens edificare domum. 
A quire must be gone here, but is not noticed in the old 
pagination. 
Dialogue on arithmetic 5 ᾿ Ὰ , . Ἢ 
Discipulus. Quia te uenerande preceptor sepius ἐὐλώϊο: de 
numeris disputantem 
—sexangulum et similia. 
(De algorismo) . 4 . : : . Α 
Omnia que a primeua origine rerum processerunt 
—maiorem numerum proponamus. 
Printed in Halliwell’s Rava Mathematica (1839, 1-5) under 
the name of Joh. de Sacro Bosco. 
Hic inc. questiones quedam difficiles . ὁ 
Diuidatur pondus 40 unciarum. 
Two squares of numbers, the first identical with that on p. 9 
Hic inc. indorum ars numerandi : : 
Hec algorismus ars presens dicitur esse. 
By Alexander de Villa Dei: printed with copious rubrics 
and marginal notes in Xara Math. 73-83. 
Ends p. 30. A dextris digitum seruando prius documentum. 


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Followed by a set of verses on multiplication . 
Articulum si per reliquum uis multiplicare 


Multiplicandorum de normis sufficient hec. 

The Latin numbers (words and figures, numeral and ordinal) 

Questiones et oer oriuntur ok sed responstones 
difficiles 

Arithmetical puzzles in verse si ‘sien 

A tract on Arithmetic 2 : ς 

Circa algorismum primo saneiidene penelens secundum 
addere, etc. 

Ends imperfectly with p. 42. 

Here a quire is gone, the pagination passes from 42 to 79. 
See above for the contents. 

A diagram of the course of the Moon . 

Text. Si uelis scire quot horas luna debeat ἜΞΕ siagakt 
noctibus. 

Tables in frames of red, blue and yellow, shewing the 
number of days in months, epacts, etc. . 

Kalendar in red, blue and black. 

Jan. 14 Kal. Feb. Whstani Ep. et C. 


Feb, Kal. Brigide V. 

Mar. 15 Kal. Ap. Edwardi R. et M. in red. 
13 Cuthberti Ep. C. in blue. 
12 Benedicti Abb. in blue. 

Ap. 3 Non. Ricardi Ep. C. added xv. 
13 Kal. Mai. Alphegi Arch. M. 

May 7 Id. Transl. S. Nicholai in blue. 
14 Kal. Jun.  Dunstani Arch. in red. 
8 Aldelmi Ep. in red. 
7 Augustini Ep. in blue. 

June 12 Kal. Jul. Transl. S. Edwardi R. M. in red. 
10 Albani M. in red. 
9 Etheldrethe V. 

July Non. Transl. S. Thome in red. 

Id. Transl. S. Swithuni Ep. C. in red. 

16 Kal. Aug. Kenelmi R. M. 
7 Anne matris marie added xv. 

Aug. Non. Oswaldi R. M 
2 Id. Edwoldi Ὁ. in blue. 
2 Kal. Sept. Cuthburge V. 

Sept. 2 Non. Transl. S. Cuthberti in red. 

Non. Bertini Abb. 

16 Kal. Oct. | Edithe V. in red. 
15 Lamberti Ep. M. 
7 Firmini Ep. M. 

Oct. 3 Id. Edwardi R. C. 


Id. Wlfranni Ep. C. 


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17 Kal. Nov. 8. Michaelis in monte tumba in blue. 
Nov. 16 Kal. Dec. Eadmundi Archiep. C. in red. 
12 Eadmundi R. Μ, in red. 
Dec. 4 Kal. Jan. Thome Archiep. M. in blue. 
A series of Tables of Concurrentes etc. ending ey si aad 
with p. 102. 
pp. 97, 98 are a folding sheet ahora ἰοὶς the size of the 
other leaves. 
A quire is gone after p. 102 (12 “apis 
Tract on Compotus : 
Quoniam causa finali nichil digi ΡΣ 
with tables and a few diagrams. 
Ending p. 179 
Qui sine principio fuit est et erit sine fine Amen. 
Verses de cursu anni, de septem dierum uocabulis 
Miscellaneous paragraphs, several] in dialogue form, on the 
course of the Moon, the divisions of time etc. 
Circulus quippe lunaris dicitur. 
Inc. compendium tocius kalendarii - 
Cantus « lux + cultus + laudatur + laurea tonus. 
Unfinished, ending 
Illam + mente « dies et. 
A tract on Kalendar . : : : 
Videndum est qui sint auctores ταν artis 
with memorial verses inserted in red. 
A division at p. 221 
Priori libello globum tocius mundi oculis corporeis re- 
presentauimus. 
After p. 236 two or three quires are gone fas 237-288). 
A tract on the world. . 5 ° 
Primo igitur ante tempora ἩΞΕΈΕΞΕ uniuersitas ot in 
mente diuina concipitur. 
It seems to consist of extracts from various sources. 
On p. 301 the dialogue form is introduced. 
Discipulus. Inter sapores unus est insipidus. 
Ends on p. 307 
hec in tres partes diuisa est asiam affricam europam. 
Three circles have been sketched below this, but never 
coloured. 
p- 308 is blank. 
(Apocalypsis Goliae) . 
A tauro torrida lampade cynthii. 
In double columns: ending 
Satis aperui cuique mortalium. 
Expl. sermo de apocalipsi. 
See Wright, Poems of Walter crt 
(Centiloquium) ; : 
Si tunicatorum uitam fraudes et eorum. 


94 


125 


179 


1ι80᾽ 


186 


189 


289 


307 


315 


157 


158 


27. 


28. 


20. 


CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


Ends 

Versibus hiis centum de paruis fit monumentum, 
Two lines are added rather later 

Hec tibi nigrorum deuastat res monachorum 


(l. Renes et uenter) 
Uenter et renes et pocula sumpta frequenter. 


(Confessio Goliae: Wright, p. 71.) In double columns . 

Estuor intrinsecus ira uehementi 

In amaritudine loquor mee menti 

After nine stanzas follows the poem Utar contra uitium, 
Wright, p. 36, ending: 


Si tu mihi dedetic ego dabo tibi (Wright, p. μὰ Expl. 
A prose allegory . 5 . 2 : ἐ : 
Misericordia et ueritas obuiauerunt sibi etc. 
Quidam pater familias quatuor habuit filias 
—iusticia et pax osculate sunt. Expl. 
(Praedicatio Goliae: Wright, p. 31) . 
Nostris a consortibus pridie rogatus 
Vt eis componerem tociens probatus 
Quare dei filius sic sit humanatus 
Et in crucis cornibus fieret assatus etc. 
In double columns: ending 
Vt expertes faciat ultime ruine 
Sic sit salus omnibus (et) nunc et in fine. Amen. 
The Usurer’s Pater noster . 
Pur chastier la fole gent 
Ke plus eiment or et argent 
Kil ne funt deu et seinte eglise 
Ai un poi mentente mise 
A rimer et a cunter 
Ceo ke ieo ai oi recunter. 
Mestre Robert de cursun 
Lautre iur a sun sermun. 
Cum feitement li userier 
Vet a muster pur deu preer. 
In double columns. 
It is a satirical exposition of the Lord’s Prayer. 
Ends: Ke ieo li donasse a sauine 
Le uaillant de une peiteuine. 
Ici comence la creance al vserier : . 
Plest vws oir une meruaille 
A ki nule ne se aparaille. 
Ends p. 330 
Nus otrie cil ki ns fist nestre 
E nus mette tuz en sa destre. 
_ En la ioie pardurable 
Od le pere espiritable. Amen. 


318 


320 


322 


324 


326 


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TRINITY COLLEGE LIBRARY. 


Prose Stories and Satires 

La Riote du Monde. 

a. leo cheuachoie lautrer de amiens a corbie. Si encontrai 
li reis et sa meisnee + Beaus amis dist li rei dunt uiens tu « 
Sire ieo uient de ca ete. 

—vus perderetz quanke vus lur lerrez. 

See Kemble, Salomon and Saturn, p. 223. 

ὁ. leo ne me sai coment contenir en cest siecle + 
Carr si ieo di demain a un vilain + ieo vus 
durrai un buffet - il sen irra clomer de mei. 

Ends . ὃ : “ 5 : J J ᾿ 

Mengiez matin. Herbegez vus de iur. Ne vus ennuiez mie. 

¢. Conuenientibus pluribus presbiteris ad quoddam con- 
uicium a. a. uolui(t) dicere conuiuium. 

—ergo quod non licet dicere dicet scribere. 

(Carmen contra Northfolciam) . 

Exiit edictum quondam a cesare 

Qui mittens nuncios iussit describere. 

Omnes prouintias sub summo opere 

Que bone fuerint que non inquirere. 

In double columns: ending 

Dictorum corrigat uirorum uicia 
Aut simul destruat gentes cum patria. 

(Concilium sacerdotum) . . - 

Partibus ab omnibus ruit hic et ille 

Sacerdotes numero plusquam centum mille. 


Ergo si cum coniuge facio mixturam 

Non transcendo debitam in hac re mensuram, 
Expl. consilium sacerdotum. 

Satire on a monk : . . ° : . : 

De cuiusdam claustralis uita et aces dicere_cupio 

—et noluit consolari quia non sunt. 

Miscellanies . : ‘ : . ‘ . ‘ : 
Si tonitruus sonuerit mense ianuarii etc. 
Luna prima . hec dies utilis est εἰς, 
Receipts in Latin and French 
Verses (11) . . : . 
Receipt for Greek fine ‘ ‘ 

A Collection of Proverbs . Ἶ ° ; 

The intention at first was to write the English equivalent in 

red and the Latin verse in black. This has only been 
done on the first page. The first English rubric is 
rubbed: the second is 

Hering hom com hine weope hi wende for pe fische pat hi 

scholde faste. 
Allec cernentes famuli fleuere timentes 
Successura fore ieiunia piscis amore. 


33! 


334 


340 


342 


344 


347 


159 


160 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 2. 


On p. 357 no room is left for interlineations, and the hand is 
probably another: on 359 there is room left again: not on 
p. 360-362: pp. 363, 4 are blank. The volume ends 
with 365, 366 which are full. 

The last lines are 

Ve mihi cum cuncti contradicunt mihi soli 
Si nullus secum teneat ut non tenet equa. 


On the top of the flyleaf in Mason’s (?) hand is a note 


Gerlandus 146, 189. loose leave(s) 103, 339, 367. 


1150. R. Frup. O. 2. 46 


Paper, 82 x 78, ff. cir. 100. Cent. xvii in two hands. 

Marked B. 57. No. 123. 

A Philosophicall Key or Ocular demonstration opening and 
decyphering a great deale of the hidden mysteryes of Nature, 
partly by an experimental Conclusion, as also by an intellectual 
speculation. 

Wrighten as a Declaration unto the distrustfull and suspicious 
first to manyfest that the Authour flyeth on his owne Wings and 
then to purify the adulterat breath of spurious reports as well of 
the ignorant as envious person. 

By Rob. Flud Esq., and Dr of Phisick. 


Contents : 

Dedication to King ‘Jeames’ I. . ‘ ; ἥν Σ 
Preface to the Reader, containing letters to the aathoe id: ΩΣ 

1618) from Greg. Horst and (20 Ap. 1617) from ders: PELE ye ἃ 
A nosce te tpsum to the Calumniator . . : 196 
Text. 

Of the excellency of Wheate. ο. : : : : ὺ 39 
1151. Ατοηξμῖοα. ΟἿΣ 47 


Paper, 88 x 61, ff. 51, 31 lines to a page. Cent. xv, roughly 
written. ὦ 
Marked B. 56. No. 122. 


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Belonged to Dr Dee. His name Jo. Dee is on ἢ 1. 
It is no. 79 in the Catalogue of his MSS. (Diary of Dr John Dee, 
ed. Halliwell, Camd. Soc. p. 75): 


Arnaldi de Villa Noua liber de alchimia cuius initium est Sezto fili guod in hoc libro 
una cum aliis eiusdem opusculis. Papyro 4to. 


Contents : 


1. Arnaldus de Villa Noua, 

Inc. tract. arnaldi de villa noua de perfeccione operis alkimie 
qui quidem vocatur thesaurus secretus operacionum 
naturalium =. : : . . Tet eS 

Scito fili quod in ra fibre, 

Ends: dixi multiplicacionem lapidis etc. est finis. deo 
gracias, 

Expl. thesaur, secretus operacionum Arn. de V. N. 

A receipt follows. 


2. Fragmentum egregium philosophicum : ; : ; 66 
Item dicitur rene frigidum, 
3. Aquae plurimae . - . ‘ ὦ - - : 7b 
Prima clauis est quod lapis. 
Receipt ὲ : p : : : : i Ξ ‘ 8 ὁ 


4. In dei nomine. Amen. 
Iam restat dicere et declarare de ean’ multis diebus 


abscondebatur .« δ : F : ξ : ; ῷ 9 
—ignis communis et sicci. deo gracias, 
Receipt in English. ὃ ἃ ‘ : ὶ ὃ το 


For to Gylde ferro. 
Be it remembryd that alle bodyes as well perfite as saci 
be made fyrste of pe 4 elementis . ‘ ς II 
Unfinished, ends: 
is mercure decocte & made. 
At bottom the name. isrell johan. 
6. De rubeo . > ‘ é , F ᾧ ‘ ; ι8 
Hanc receptam aiid: 
Other receipts: follow. 
7. Inc. Rosarius philosophie naturalis [per Ortolanum]. é 20 
Descendi in ortum meum. 
Ends: digestum et tinctum. 
Expl. rosarius deo laudes [ortolani philosophi]. 


on 


8. Various alchemical receipts in Latin and English . . 316 
9. Inc. prol. libri qui dicitur gloria mundi uel liber quinque 
clauium (Arnaldi de Villa Noua) . ; arte torn, 36 


In nomine ἃ. ἢ. I. C. et per virtutem eius nominatur iste 
liber gloria mundi et lux solis et liber luminum et liber 
quinque clauium et virtutum etc. 


T. C. ΠῚ. II 


162 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 2. 


Ends: et hec dicta sufficiant. d. g. Amen. 
Completum et scriptum anno 1436 11 die aprilis alide ter etc. 
το. Various receipts in Latin and English 4 : ; λ 456 


1152. Herzarium. O. 2. 48 


Paper, 83 x 6, ff. 273, 26 lines to a page. Cent. xiv. The 
paper is very thick and soft and much worn at the edges, especially 
in the middle of the volume. 2 fo. Nomen herbe. 

Marked K. 15. M. 385. 

The flyleaf is part of a leaf of a large Bible i in double columns, 
of cent. x.; it contains part of Gen. xliii. 

Collation: In quires of twelve, with not a few mutilations. The 
collation is almost impossible on account of the character and 
condition of the paper. 

I think the work is German. 


Contents : 


1 Apuleii (?) Herbarium. 
Text begins . "| ; . : ὃ Ι 
Precantacio omnium i tiasisionts ad ΠΥ ΝΡ ταὶ 
—minuente luna medicamenta inponis. 
Precatio siue conspiracio omnium herbarum. 
Veneris ad herbam que tibi necessaria fuerit 
—ramozato + mirialavz + cabanie. 
(Rubric illegible) 
Cesari augusto prestantissimo omnium 
—cum uolueris ut sic uberis. 
Finit prologus siue coniectura herbe betonice. 
Incip. nomina eiusdem. 
Nomen herbe betonice . : 2 
There is an enormous number of ἈΡΕΕΘΝ allies in . the back) 
roughly done, but seemingly after good models, and possibly in 
the case of a fair number of the plants, from nature. Probably 
the whole number is between 800 and tooo. The large majority 
are merely pictures of the plants, but some are figure-compositions. 
On 44 (Herb. guinguefolium). A seated figure holds a cup of 
wine.and a flagon. A man on &. with two javelins approaches. 
Buildings with dove-tail battlements on Δ᾽. and Z. 
54. Doctor by a building touches leg of patient on Z. 
154. Mutilated picture of a scene in a dispensary. 


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1g@. Doctor with cup. Man on Z. with a pain in his stomach, 
attendant on 2X. 

το ὁ (Dittany). Doctor with cup and flagon. Man on &. with 
serpent at his feet. 

20a. Hunting scene. 

214. Herb Paeony brought to a sick man. 

22, (23)4. A man riding to R.; a crowd of figures accost him. 

246. Medicine being dispensed. 

256, 26a. Scenes with doctors and patients. 

276, 286, 296, 30a, 35a. Similar scenes. 

38a. Dog pulling up mandrake. 

47a. Three men with spears and dog approaching mandrake. 

534. Milking a goat. 

55 6, 56a (Herba Salomonis). Monk and woman. Man holding 
up a herb towards two demoniacs on 4’. Devils fly upward out’ 
of their mouths. 

64a. Scenes with epileptics. 

646. Full page. A City. 

65a. Galienus et eius discipuli. Full page. He is throned 
between four armed men. Below are two disciples writing. 

6546. Full page: a city. 

66a. Ypocrates et eius discipuli. Full page. He is throned: 
three figures on each side, two with scrolls: under the footstool 
is an agonised figure supporting it. 

88, 89. Four figure-compositions, (1) 2 women and a man. 

(2) Man in agitated movement: man with spear. 
(3) Man and woman, (4) woman and man with scroll. 

934. Christ and the Virgin conversing: very rough. 

934. Two scenes, patient and doctor: 3 people sit under a herb. 

97: 99, 100, 101, 103. Scenes with patients. 

1344. Man fighting a snake. 

1344. Three people in a ship. 

The text of the Herbal ends abruptly on f. 2504 with the herb 
forobos. 

Then follows a tract on beasts and birds, with rough drawings, 
de lepore. 

Rex egipciorum octauiano augusto + salutem + plurimis exemplis 
expertus sum victoriam tuam et prudenciam. 

There are pictures of 

Hare, Fox, Goat, Boar, Bear, Wolf, Lion, Bull, a sort of human- 
headed serpent not named (f. 255), Elephant, Dog, Ass, Mule, 
Horse, Ram, Wild Goat, Youth and Maid, Cat, Grillus, Weasel, 
Mouse, Eagle, Vulture, Hawk, Crane, Cock, Partridge, Goose, 
Swallow, Dove, Crow, Hen, Hoopoe, Stork, Pie, Owls (4), 
Blackbird, Heron?, Parrot (cut out), Swan, another cut out, 
Peacock, Marmot ?, Crocodile (a bird), Ostrich, Leopard, Deer, 
Unicorn, Dragon. The two last are on the last leaf, which is 
much mutilated. 


It-——2 


164 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [O. 2. 


1153. Mepica. O. 2. 49 


Paper, with vellum flyleaves, 8} x 6, ff. 99+ 3, 38 lines to a 
page. Cent. xv (1450), very roughly written. 

Marked E. 19. No. 256. 

The recto of the first vellum flyleaf is covered with faint 
writing: on the verso are late receipts: on the second is an 
extract from St Bernard in English (xv) and on the third late 
receipts, and a classification of remedies (xv). 


Text begins: 


Ad Cancrum in virga. 

It is a mass of surgical collections: English passages and charms 
occur: there are rough diagrams, and on 5 ὁ is a paragraph 
beginning Ego dictus Johannes arderne Cirurgicus. 

On f. 35 we have: 

Practica mag. Joh. Arderne de Newerk cirurgici. 

On f. 40 are drawings of instruments. 

On f. 89 begins a separate tract : 

Salus pauperum et infirmorum uel adiutorium salutis. 
Ad honorem dei et d. I. C. et sue matris etc. 

On f. 99: De pulsibus. Cum decem sint genera pulsuum. 

Ending f. 994: et respiracione. Expl. de puls. quod Grene. 
1451. 

Followed by ἃ table of cent. xvii. 


1154, Buriey ΡῈ Vitis PHtLosopHoRUM ETC. O. 2. 50 


Vellum, 83 x6, ff. 196, double columns of 27, 36, 31 lines. 
Cent. xiv, xv, clearly written, perhaps in Flanders. 

Marked B. 59. No. 125. 

Belonged to the Dominicans of London. 

On the flyleaf is : 


Donum fr. Joh. Tille mag" conuentui predicatorum lundon. a°. do! 1421 in festo 
purificacionis b. marie. 


On ἢ τ is what may be a press mark: 


Q. P™ and the name Tille. 


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At the top is: 
Maria Ihe. Johannes tibi ihesu laus lux eterna. 


The book belonged afterwards to Dr John Dee. I do not find 
his name or mark in it, but it corresponds exactly to the following 


entry in the Catalogue of his MSS. (ed. Halliwell, Diary of 
Dr Dee, Camd. Soc., p. 67). 


3. Compendium de vitis philosophorum anonymis. Ursonis de commixtionibus 
elementorum. Eiusdem aphorismi. 4° pergameno. 


The flyleaves are from an unfinished leaf of a xivth cent. 
theological MS. On a blank portion of it is the ‘set off’ of a bit 
of Hebrew MS. A xvth cent. Index has been written on the 
inner pages. 

Collation: 15--35 410 5° 65 7” | 8%&-248. 


Contents : 


1. De uita et moribus philosophorum ueterum tractaturus multa- 
que ab antiquis auctoribus in diuersis libris de ipsorum gestis 
sparsim scripta reperi in unum colligere laboraui pristina 
quoque eorum responsa notabilia et dicta elegantia huic 
libello inserui. que ad legencium consolacionem et morum 
informacionem conferre ualebunt. 

Inc. primum capitulum de thalete phylosopho. 

Thales philosophus Asianus ut ait Laercius in libro de uita 
philosophorum. 

The tract is attributed in a note of cent. xvi to Walter Burley. 
Printed Strasburg, 1516, etc. See Vossius, Hist. Lat., 
Ρ. 515. 

The last chapter is c. 129: De Julio Celso historiographo. 

Ending f. 61: ad duriorem ciisum reseruat. 

Expl. compilacio compendiosa pertractans de vita et moribus 
philosophorum. Deus rogetur ne scriptor debilitetur. Nec 
desperetur quin sequens perficietur. Graciam per dei mise- 
reatur qui mei rei. A crimine liber sit dominus est cuius 


liber. Amen. 
f. 614 is blank. 
2. Inc. prohemium in librum Ursonis de commixtionibus ele- 
mentorum . 7 ᾿ Ἔ 2 - 4 - 61 (62) 


Cum materialis sciencia ceteris elegancior 
—materia oriendum. 
Cap. t τ . chi . . . ; : 
Ut veterum medicorum communis edocet affectio. 
Ends f. 1484: gaudia salutis quod est in Christo Ihesu 
domino nostro. Amen. 


61 (62) ὁ 


166 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 2. 


Expl. liber ursonis de commixcionibus elementorum. 
3. Inc. afforismus primus libri eiusdem_ . ὦ ὰ . ᾿ 148 4 
Consuetum et ordinatum rerum naturalium processum. 
There are 1og aphorisms, ending f. 151. 
Inc. liber afforismorum Ursonis_ . : ‘ : A ‘ 1514 
Quoniam phisicalis sciencie 
—Titulus talis est. 
Inc. lib. aff. Ursonis . 5 ; i δ ἃ 2 Ἶ 1516 
The aphorisms then follow again, each aphorism in a large 
hand with the comment upon it: ending f. 197 (196) 4: 
Idcirco datori munerum gracias reddere. Cui est honor 
etc. in sec. sec. Amen. Expl. lib. affor. Ursonis. 
Laus filio uirginis. 


1155, Prubenrttus. a Pe ας 
PRISCIANUS. 6007, 8 


Vellum, 88 x 6, ff. 24 and 160, two volumes. Cent. x and xi. 
2fo. I. Ad huc recentem 
II. longe ut. 
Marked K. 13. No. 383. 
Collation : 1 18-38 II 18-20%, 
Stuck to the cover is part of a flyleaf of a larger MS. with the 
end of a table of contents on it, of cent. xii. 
Passio earundem alio modo dictata. 
Passio xl. militum. 
Vita S. gregorii pape. 
Passio Longini. 
Vita Geretrudis. uirginis. 
Passio theodori presbiteri. 


Vita S. Cuthberti Ep. 
Vita 5. Wlframni Ep. 


An erasure of four lines follows. 
At the end is a similar piece of a flyleaf. Near the top ina 
hand of cent. xiii is 


Passionale Sancti Ignatii + primum. 


There seems to have been no other writing on it. This fragment 
fixes the provenance of the book to Christ Church, Canterbury. 
In the Catalogue (Edwards, p. 155) we have “Passionale S. Ignacii 
primum.” 


50, 51] 


Before reading this leaf I had had very little doubt that the 
book came from Canterbury. The second volume is in a small 


hand unmistakably of the Christ Church type, and an initial on 
It is not, 


TRINITY COLLEGE LIBRARY. 


f. 121 is also markedly characteristic of the same place. 


unfortunately, possible to identify either of the MSS. in this 
volume with any entered in the Catalogues we possess, for all 


marks have disappeared. 


At the top of f. 1 is the date 1588 and an owner’s name erased. 


Contents: 


I. 


II. 


In a round minuscule (possibly by two hands), 23 lines to a 
page. Cent. x, xi. Rough initial S at the beginning. 
Rubrics in rustic capitals. Interlinear and marginal 
glosses, apparently all in Latin. 

Prudentii Psychomachia 

The title almost illegible. 

Text: 

_ S(en)ex fidelis prima credendi uia. 

Ends f. 240: 

Aeternum solio diues sapientia regneT. 

In a beautiful small hand of cent. xi, xii, 42 lines to a 
page. Many marginal glosses, of cent.- xiii mostly, and 
some interlinear. 

Rubrics in rustic capitals. 

Prisciani Grammatica . 

The initial of the prologue is cut out. 

Prol. inc. 

Cum omnis eloquentie 
—locis inueniri. 

Expl. prol. 

Inc. capitula librorum numero decem et octo SICSDRO 
Ῥω τὺν Men ὉΝ γὴν srasateny REN 

Capitula δ ᾿ 

Indiculus Prisciani grams θυ νοις *uiri y Giccgtleatteatadt 
doctoris urbis Romae Constantinopolitanae. 

De voce et eius speciebus . 

Philosophi diffiniunt. 

Initial of interlaced work with lion’s head: green and red. 

Liber 11. Initial on green ground. Medallion of man’s 
head in C. Lion and dragon . ᾿ : 

Lib. 11. Green and red initial : . 4 2 

Lib. rv. Green, red and blue initial: two medallions of 
heads é 

Lib. v. Green, blue υἱὲ x initial, with larhibeas 

Lib. νι. Man and dragon . . 


168 


CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


Lib, νι. Centaur. Bird biting a man’s leg . » - 
Lib. vill. Man fighting dragon ; ᾿ ‘ , . 
Lib. rx. Man and dragon. Green ground 

Lib. x. Man and dragon. Red and green . . 

Lib. x1. Two men fighting: dragon 

Lib. x11. Man and dragon : 2 ‘ 

Lib. x11. Centaur shooting at bird on Δ᾽, 

Lib, xtv. Like Lib. x1. Green and red. - : 

Lib. xv. Man, lower half a dragon. Green, red and blue 

Lib. xvi. Dragon . : 2 

Ends f. 1184: sideribusque polus. 

Prisciani gramatici uiri disertissimi doct. urb. Rom. 
Const. Lib. sextus decimus expl. 

f. 119 @ is blank: on the verso is a copy (cent. xvii) of the 
inscription on f. 1204. 

f. 1204 blank: on f. 1204, in red rustic capitals with a blue 
initial, is this inscription : 

Flavianus Theodorus Dionisii uiri disertissimi filius. 
Memorialis sacri scrinii epistolarum et adiutor uiri 
magni quaestoris sacri palatii. scripsi manu mea 
artem Prisciani gramatici Caesariensis. uiri eloquen- 
tissimi doctoris mei in urbe Roma Constantinopoli- 
tana. quinto kalendas martii. Mavortio viro claris- 
simo consule. Iustino et Iustiniano imperantibus. 
de constructione partium orationis inter se. 

(A)rtis Prisciani gramatici Caesariensis septimus decimus 
liber de constructione inc. 

Quoniam in ante expositis. 

Initial added later (in late xiith cent.). Interlaced work on 
gold ground, containing four small white beasts. Sur- 
rounded by a square of blue (scraped off) framed in green. 

Lib. xvi1I. Initial with dragon, by the first hand 

Ends f. 158: omnium rerum satur. 

Xvill. lib. de constructione expl. 

Prisciani gramatici liber de accentibus inc. 

Littera est nota elementi. 

In a smaller and slightly later hand. 

Ends imperfectly f. 1606: 

Excipiuntur queo. eo. et.... 


1156. ALurepDus BEVERLACENSIS. 


Paper, δὲ x 64, pp. 148, 17 lines to a page. Cent. xvii, clearly 


written. 


139 


15846 


ise Κὰ 


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Marked B. 58. No. 124. 


Historia Alfridi Beverlac. 
Ex Angliae Historia. 
Legamus Historiam Anglorum. 


Marginal note: 


In historia Alfredi B. nihil bonae frugis continetur nisi quod melius aliis tempora 
Saxonum scribat. Ea igitur hic excerpsimus. 


The last extract is on the Roman invasion, ending :— 


non Deum volentem iniquitatem. 


1157. A Nore Book. O. 25°53 


Paper, 84 x 53, ff. 74, varying number of lines to a page. 
Cent. xv, clearly written. 
Marked C. 69. No. 201. 


Contents: 


Miscellaneous verses .- - . 5 : ; : ἐ- Se 
1. Aue color vini clari 
Dulcis potus non amari 4 digneris potencia. 
Tua nos inebriari 
(Five stanzas.) 
2. Preterit una dies nescitur origo secundi 
An labor an requies sic transit gloria mundi. 
3. Nullus in hoc meason dicat quicquam nisi reason 
Nam iudex vendra qui cunctis premia rendra. 
4. Nomina sanctorum sunt hec tibi vigiliarum. 


(4 lines.) 
5. Receipts (3) in English  . δ : : . : 16 
6. Incipit inuentum quod fert prouerbia centum . ; Ε 2 


Ars est arbor amarissima. 
Ends f. 20@: 
Viri mites dirimunt lites. 
Late receipts on f. 20 ὁ. 
Hic inc. parabole sancti Odonis de Ceritonia ad honorem et 
laudem ipsius qui est alphaetO. > . ‘ ‘ 21 
Quoniam ut dicit Gregorius. 
Ending unfinished in the section which begins 
Cuculus quandoque ponit ouum. 


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Hit was an holy man and that besought god to send hym 
grace hym to teche suche vertues for to vse that myght 
best to lyfe & to soule. And he was answered thus 

1. Zeve thyne hert to me & a peny to the pore etc. 

The gth and last: 

9. Loue me for me ete. 

Who so woll be wise in as (!) purchasyng 
Considre the poyntes that be folowyng - : ῷ 


(20 lines.) 
Hec in Ciuitate Gevennarum in Ecclesia predicatorum super 
picturam Judicij . < . 


Tudicabis iudices Judex Patan: 
His nichil proderit dignitas papalis. 
(12 lines.) 
Added in a later hand: 
God safe Kyng Hare whare hefer he go or ryde sent gorge 
be hys forman hovre blyssyd lady be hys gyde. 
God and hovre blyssyd lady safe and kepe Rowland and 
Mare. 
Omnes isti versus scribuntur super Diuersa hostia cellarum 
in Claustro domus Cartusien: London . ᾿ 
Bis duo sunt que mestificant me nocte dieque 
En moriar sed ubi vel quomodo nescio quando. 
There are 25 sets (mostly couplets) in alphabetical order. 
On f. 264 are erased accounts. 
Tempore R. E. ΠΠΠ5 made by prestes agenst Galantes. 
This prowde Galantes thriftles (5 lines). 
An Answere to y® same by the Galantes. 
Ye pop holy pristes full of presumcion (14 lines). 


All other to amend and bryng pese to this land. 
Legitur de S. Edmundo Cantuar. Archiep. : 
Super quoddam nobile. 
Instances of S. Edmund’s charity. 
Articuli versus Henr. standissh patrem minorem ac sacre 
theologie doctorem per Clerum Angl. 
Four articles remain: half the leaf is cut off. 
Two distichs on the word stratilates . 5 
A statement beginning in the form of an indenture, that 
Robart Wryght swore falsely against his master Robart 
Geyton: other names occur . : ‘ ‘ ἃ 
Birth of Prince Edward son of Edward IV. 2 Dec. 1470 
Four lines 
There is no man so myghty but som man may him dere. 
Remedy for burns. 
Form of indenture for apprentice 
John Gare of St Mary Cray, Walter Ry of “Wymelton 
(Kent) etc. are mentioned. 


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Obligacio. Bromley, Kent. dieu dhe ὦ 
Condicio  . 5 . ° 
Relaxatio οὐδενὶ et ‘tens foliar. 
Robert Sybbyng: Orpington in Kent. 
Another formula: John Abell of Lesnes . 
Receipt for sick oxen (?). 
Carta cum littera attornatoria (Orpington) 
Go (? Ho) thou man remember thys tbat on the hangyth daly 
_ thys dessesys that here folowyth 
A list of diseases, ending 
than es(?) deth ἃ prochythe the nere and nere 
remember man what hoffer thy hed hangyth here. 
De Jure Regis Anglie in Scocia : : ; 
Vt repertum est in Cronicis Mariani Scotti. Will’ de 
Malmesbury etc. 
On 354 English begins. 
Births of Rob. Ramston etc., 11 Dec. 17 Hen. 8 
De Ponte Glouc. ὃ ‘ ; 
Qualiter pons Glouc. Siestapseenit inicium sic seribit! vera 
narracio (A.d, 11149). 
De Homagio regum Scocie regibus Anglie 
Littera Soldani de Surrey ad Reg. Henricum VI. 
In English. 
Responcio Regis Angli 
Nota de Rapina . : δ , ‘ 
Benedictus octauus nacione tusculanus. 
A prophecy ‘ 
When (6) is the best < cast of the ie 
and (1) berith up (6) then ynglond ys paradise. 
Dispensation by Cardinal Wolsey concerning Lent 
(lined through). 
Compotus iste diuiditur in sex. partes 
Receipts : 
De Guerra Baronum . : 
(See Wright, Court hand μων) 
Tempore Edwardi Regis de Carnarvon ἃ. d. μοῦ Οχ)". 
The last event is the — of the Despencers (1320). 
Receipts 
Thies be som of the verseys rac the Tumbe of ‘ines Ric. 
the secunde which lieth at Westm. beside son Edwardes 
shryne » ξ 
Prudens et ial Ricardus iure mahi: 
(6 lines.) 
Thies verses to be wreten on a tabyll hangynge at the Tumbe 
of Symon Langham sumtyme Abbot of Westm. in Westm. 
Simon de langham sub petris hiis tumulatus. 
(9 lines.) 
A letter 


30 ὁ 
31: 


316 
32 


326 


33 


416 


45 


456 


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CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


Ryght truste and well beloued ffather and mother I hertely 
recomende me vntc you praying you to send me your 
dayly blessyng. Father the cause of my wrytyng vnto you 
at thys tyme is praying you to send me your dayly blessyng 
& for to send me sum bokes For to lern of in the skole 
For I leke bokes to contenew my lernyng at thys tyme & 
I haue them not shortely I shall Forget moche lern. 

Verses on tithes (12) . : ᾿ 

Births of Ramstons (temp. “ἘΣ VIIL. ) 

Receipts 

The Fest at the Mariage ot E. w. sil M. F. the sonday 
next after dominica in albis ‘ Σ : 

(The bill of fare for two courses.) 

Note of a capture of French ships (4 Hen. VII.) . ° 

Account of the christening of Prince Arthur (son of 
Hen. VII.) 

This devoute prayer made the quenes grace Elizabeth late 
the wyfe of oure souereyne the kyng, kyng Herry the vijth 
at Wodestok the xxviith day of Nouember the xvith yere 
of our seid souereigne lord and the yere of oure lord god MD. 

Ihesu welcome my maker. 

Munde vale tibi re fugiebas dum sequerer te (4 lines) 

Receipts 

Come ouer the borne bee ee on we sal μηδ 

The borne is this word blynde 
And besse ys man kynde as she 
So praty can noon fynde. 
She dauncyth she lepyth 
_ And Crist stondyth ἃ clepith. 
(12 stanzas.) 
When all ys don and all ys sayd 
God must be known seruyd and obeide. 

(12 stanzas.) 

Receipts 

Deferencia . ᾿ 5 : 

Silua tenet leporem voplentia Rapes ἰσροιφῶν (το lines). 

Enforce thy wyttes for to lere (4 lines). 

The ‘style’ of Cardinal Wolsey. 

Extract from Bernard ad Eugenium . 

From a Homiliary. 

Si tu tempteris vel demonis arte moveris (5 lines) 

Most of this leaf cut off, and one or more gone after it. 

Receipts : fragments of leaves : 

Intermingled with verses, note of payment (32 Mien: ‘VIII. Jete. 

Petri Carmeliani scribe Angli Carmen Responsum 

Conueniunt gallos crebris conuentibus angli 
Et pacem iusta condicione petunt. 
(22 lines.) 


Come ouer. 


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He was a poeta laureatus, Italian by birth: he resigned a 
prebend in St Paul’s in 1526. Some of his poems were 
printed by Pynson. See Tanner. 

Gaguinus orator gallus contra anglos (11 lines) . 

Ad Regem Anglie (14 lines). 

Egidius Angl. contra prefatum gallum (11 lines). 

Rex anglie ad gallum (5 rep 

To St Katherine ° 

Ad loca stellata duc nos cies belts (6 lines). 
How darest thou swere or be so bold also (7 lines). 
Veni creator spiritus. 

Septem etates (as in Peterhouse MS.) 

On baldness. 

Hi iiij* magni fuerant in vertice calui 

Julius et paulus heleseus et ipse Johannes. 

(5 lines.) 

Farewell this world I take my leve for euer 

I am arested to apere at goddes face 

(3% stanzas.) 

De S. Katerina. 

_ Disputando vicit virgo quinquaginta Retores 

(8 lines.) 

Hymn. Eterne Rex altissime. 

Part of a long prayer in English, beginning abruptly: 

Sodenly for ther defaute & ΜΝ me ἃ forborn me. 

O man unkynde . : : . 

Haue thow yn mynde 

My passion smert 

Thow shalt me fynde 

To the full kynde 

Lo here my hert. 

On moderation (?) . ὕες ἂν se Ses . 

To auenturous to amerous ne shee the nee to moche. 
The ills wrought by woman (from Chrysostom) 

Seven English lines on the Passion. 

Thow gracious lord graunt me memory. 

Prayer. Saluator mundi saluum me fac 

O nuda humanitas etc. (4 lines). 

Note of indulgence. 

To set a harpe. factus per J. Stowell 

Notes of Records (Oxford & London) 

Two sets of verses (4 each) called Vulgus 

Etas ridetur. mulier pulsatur amore. 
Other verses e.g. 


plee peny plaster 
dum dolor est pragma mea dragma fit inde malagma 


it of ye peny 
sit tibi sintagma multum valet inde 6 caragma. 
Also: When thyn heed shaketh. Memento, etc. 


65 ὁ 


66 ὁ 


67 


676 


68 


69 


69 ὁ 


70 


173 


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Verses and notes of leap-year, quarter days, etc. . : 726 

Note of Records of Edward I. 

Verses, e.g. : 5 * Z 2 ὃ ‘ ; : 73 
Sunt tria que vere faciunt me sepe dolere. 

(8 lines.) 

Non homo leteris tibi copia si fluat eris. 

(4 lines.) 

The Psalter of Ihesu is to sey ouer the first pater noster 

thies werdys folowyng 

Thesu mercy ἃ graunt mercy. 


(4 lines.) : 

What helpith it man to be unstable . ᾿ : ; : 736 
(7 lines.) 

Si tibi pulcra domus et splendida mensa + quid inde. 

(5 lines.) 

Quondam res habui necnon et amicum. 

(6 lines.) 

Dum mea bursa sonat populus me laude coronat. 

(5 lines.) 

The &. half of f. 74 is torn off. 

Clara dies pauli bona tempora... . , ‘ ‘ : 74 
(4 lines.) 

Lex iuris moritur fraus regnat. 

(3 lines.) 


Whoso hym by thowght... 

Howe harde it is to flytte.... 

(4 lines.) 

With wrong or noy yef... 

Or fortune hath geven y® a... 

Yet trust in god to be relev... 

(8 lines.) 

On f. 744 are the ends of 3 sets of verses, the last English 
(το lines), the others Latin (11 lines in all). 


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Notes from an Arundel MS. of Libanius, on the flyleaves. 
Libanii. ὑπὲρ τῆς τιμωρίας τοῦ ἀνθρώπου. 
Οὐκ ἀρκεῖ τοῦτο τοῖς πράγμασιν 
--ταῦτα ἔσται ἐθελήσαντι. 
Libanii. πρὸς τοὺς βαρὺν αὐτὸν καλέσαντας 
ὡς δὲ βαρὺς 
--ἀντὶ τῆς νῦν ἀνίας (τι 4). 
Londini in palatio Diui Jacobi Feb. 13. 1629. 
ff. 12, 13 blank. 
Orationis funebris in necem Juliani Imp. Lacuna, p. 300 
πώγωνας ἐκεῖσε φερόντων 
--παρεκάλει τὰς πόλεις et coet. quae sequuntur in 
impresso codice, p. 304. 
Πρὸς ἀντιοχεῖς περὶ τῆς τοῦ βασιλέως ὀργῆς 
“A μὲν ὑπὲρ τῆς πόλεως 
-’ῆἦν μὲν οὖν φροντιζόντων : Desiderantur reliqua huius 
orationis. 
ff. 21, 22 blank. 


᾿Επιστολαὶ Λιβανίου 


289 in number. 
1°A μὲν ἐδεήθημεν ἡμεῖς. 
280 Διοῴ... 
Ei μὲν ἠγνόεις θεόφιλον : 
281 ᾿Ανδρονικῳ. εἰ λέγοιμι τίς τὸ γένος. 
Addantur Libanii et Basilii ἀμοιβαῖαι. 
Three supplementary letters follow : 
Καλλιοπίῳ. Tis θεῶν. 
Εὐφημίῳ καὶ περὶ τῆς ἄνωθεν. 
πρὸς ᾿Αμφιλόχιον ἐπίσκοπον. ᾿Ομολογῶ x. λελυπῆσθαι. 
Notes. Epist. 293 citat Tanaquil. ad Longinum 
Isaaci Vossii codex habet epistolas 1021. 
An index of the letters on ἢ, 113 ὁ. 
ff. 134-131 are gone. 
Phoebamon Sophista de figuris Rhetoricis graece MS. . 
Ex Codice MS. bibl. Bodleianae Acad. Oxon. Anno 
Christi 1622. 
Text. Ὅτι χρήσιμός ἐστιν ἡ περὶ τούτων γνῶσις 
Ends f. 145: τῷ κατ᾽ ἐρώτησιν x. ἀπόκρισιν σχήματι. 
Τέλος. λείπει. 
Artemidorus de Urinis 
σὺν θεῷ ἁγίῳ in Ptochodochio Sissies crucis (Hospital of 
St Cross, Winchester) Cal. Sept. 1626. 
᾿Εὰν ἐπὶ τῆς ἐπιφανείας τοῦ χύματος. 
Ends (c. 48): μακρονοσίας σημαίνει καὶ θάνατον. 
Θεῴ χάρις. sto Sept. 1626. 
‘Fabulae sub Aesopi nomine nondum editae’ 


14 


17 


23 


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134 


146 


159 


175 


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52 in number. 
1. Al δρύες κατεμέμφοντο τὸν Δία. 
52. ὥδευε ποτὲ λέων σὺν ἀνθρώπῳ 
--οὺς ἡ πεῖρα γυμνασθέντας ἐξελέγχει. 
9. ᾿Ηθοποιΐαι Σεβήρου σοφιστοῦ ᾿Αλεξανδρέως. : : ν 171 
1. Τίνας dv εἴποι λόγους Βρισηῖς ἀπαγομένη ὑπὸ τῶν κηρύκων. 
6. Twas ἂν εἴποι λόγους Αἰσχίνης ἐν τῇ φυγῇ, Δημοσθένους 
διδόντος αὐτῷ ἐφόδιον. 
to. "Ex τῶν Νικολαόυ σοφιστοῦ προγυμνασμάτων μῦθοι. ἐ 173 
a. Τῆρας ἐλύπει τὸν λέοντα. 
i. Θάνατον ἑαυτῶν κατεψηφίζοντο λαγωοί. 


1159. O. 2. 55 


Paper, 88 x 68, pp. 93 +90. Cent. xvii, xviii, roughly written. 

No old mark. (No. 436.) 

Physico-theological & Political Thoughts concerning the great 
& the small Pox, design’d as some of the materials & ground 
of an Essay towards the discovery of the nature & more certain 
cure of those distempers by new Hypotheses. 


πλείη μὲν yap γαῖα κακῶν, πλείη δὲ θάλασσα κιτ.λ. Hesiod. 


By Quined Gualp(?) the noted Black that was brought some 
years agoe into the West from the province of Mucarole. 


When I thinke over the case of humane life with my self. 


In a letter to Dr Mason (see Preface) Roger Gale says that 
the author of this had sent it him to get it published. 


1160. Opera R. METHLEY. O. 2. 56 


Paper, 81 x 61, ff. 76, 23 lines to a page. Cent. xv late, clearly 
written. 

Marked (Ὁ. 53. No. 184. 

The name Le: Fludd, on the flyleaf. 

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Contents : 
Inc. oratio in librum qui dicitur Scola amoris languidi ae 
Tesu Christe qui es doctor iusticie. 
Expl. oratio. 
Inc. Prologus in librum predictum : . ° > I 


Omnium creaturarum summum studium est amare et amari. 
—Et ideo liber iste nomen habens conueniens materie dicitur 
scola amoris languidi. 
Expl. prol. 
Inc. lib. qui dic. Scola amoris languidi ὃ ; awl te 2 
Cap. 1. De amore et languore. De timore et canore ac 
igne sensibili. 
Amore langueo. Experientia docet. 
Ends ἢ. 214: 
Mecum precor deum in perpetuum laudate- quia amore langueo. 
Expl. lib. qui dic. ete. 
Oratio deuota de nomine iesu et de quinque vulneribus. 
Iesu bone rector morum 
et saluator seculorum. 
V. Iesu nomen tuum et quinque plage. 
k. Saluent nos ab omni strage. 
Oremus 
Deus pater omnip. qui per filium tuum. 
Added 
Si quis amet quod amare juuat feliciter ardet. 
Iesus est amor meus (two hearts). 
Ex quo conueniunt duo pectora pectus in unum 
Fas est ut maneat pectora pectus idem. 
A beginning of a table on f. 22 ὁ. 
ff. 23, 24 cut out. 
2. Dormitorium dilecti dilecti . ὁ ; Ξ ; ξ 25 
Inc. angelica salutacio in librum qui dicitur etc. 
Aue Maria—Amen, Et benedicta sit sanctissima mater tua 
anna, etc. 
Inc. prol. in librum etc. | 
Temporibus quidem prioribus vigilando scribere michi dedisti 
conditor alme de te 
—erit ipsa prompta adiutrix. 
Expl. prol. 
Inc. liber ὁ Φ a . . Ε ᾿ 256 
Cap. i. De modo Saisendi in dormitorio ἜΠΑΘΟΝ 
Ergo dormio et cor meum vigilat. 
Ends f. 48: et librum ecclesie committo, laus et honor deo in 
sec. sec. Amen, 
Expl. dormitorium dilecti dilecti. 
Iesus Maria. 


Tubilus merencium etc. 


486 is blank. 
T. C. Ill. 12 


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3. Inc. refectorium salutis. 

quomodo qui relinquunt terrena recipiunt cencies tantum nunc 

et celestia . “ 5 ; ἷ Ἢ ; 5 A . 49 
Amen dico vobis nemo est qui reliquerit etc. 
—Aue maria etc. 

Cap. 1. De voluntate dei implenda voluntarie et de vinolento 
(sic) amore. 

Comedi fauum.meum cum melle meo, 

In this chapter is the sentence: 

Hinc est quod hodierna dies sc. Anno domini M° ccce. Ixxxvij® 
in festo translationis s. hugonis lincolniensis cum ad primam 
dicendam in cella mea in monte gracie surrexissem. subito 
uenit in me canor angelicus etc. 

The author was, then, a.Carthusian of Mount Grace in York- 
shire: there are similar allusions on ff. 7 and 11 and on f. 30. 

Anno eiusdem millesimo quadrigentesimo octogesimo quinto, 
etatis mee ut arbitror tricesimo quarto ingressionis in ordinem 
cartusiensem nono * cum essem in monte gracie in heremo » 
prouincia anglie Eborasensis diocesis. 

The third tract is full of such passages: on 614 is a note 
of the date, 1487. 

Ends f. 704: bene corrigite quod scripseritis, alioquin rogo ne 
scribatis, laus et honor deo. 

Expl. refectorium salutis editum ab opulentissima ebrietate et 
deliciis pleno ipso viro dei Ricardo Methley. 

ff. 71, 72 blank. On 73-76 is a Table to the Refectorium 
Salutis. 


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large clear hand. 
Marked C. 63. No. 195. 


Compendium Medicinae. 
(Ad Lectorem. ) 
Universe Artis medicine disputacionem. 
Cap. 1. De obiecto et fine medicinae. 
Medicina ars est corporis humani gubernatrix. 


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Contents : 
1. Magna Carta de libertatibus μὸν τ 
2. Carta de Foresta : 
3. Sententia lata super cartis . . . . 
4- Prouisiones de ΜεγίοπαῪ . : . 
5. Statutum Marleberge . : : ἀρ 
6. Statuta Westmonasterii prima 
7. Statuta Gloucestrie . ὁ 
8. Explanaciones eorundem ᾿ 
9. Statuta Westmonasterii secunda R 4 
10. Statuta de Scaccario . 
11. Distinciones Scaccarii ᾿ 
12. Statuta Westmonasterii Tercia (quia abnibies)'- 
13. Statuta de Stibenhithe. Quia fines . ~ . 
14. Statuta Exonie (pur Excestre) 
15. Articuli super eisdem statutis inquirendi 
16. Composicio Monete et Mensurarum . ‘ 
17. Visus franci plegii . ὁ ‘ . : . 
18. Statutum de Moneta . 
19. Articuli eiusdem Statuti 
20. Stat. Circumspecte agatis . 
21. Regia prohibicio sub qua forma 
22. Modus calumpniandi essonium 
23. Dies communes in Banco . ἔν 
24. Stat. de Militibus . . . . 
25. Stat. de Mercatoribus 
26. Religiosorum Statuta . ‘ ‘ 
27. Stat. de uocatis ad Warrentum . ‘ : Η 
28. Stat. de Bigamis : . ° . 
29. Stat. ne quis ponatur in assisis . ὁ . : 
30. Statuta Wyntonie 
31. Articuli eiusdem . : 
32. Stat. de Justiciariis assignatis 
33- Modus faciendi Homagium et fidem . 
34. Stat. Quo Waranto 
35. Stat. de Gauelecto : : Ξ 
36. Assisa panis. 37. Assisa σδγιίΐϊβδίε . ς ὅ 


ἐν ἢ 
5 
76 
86 

106 
166 
27 
30 
306 
506 
526 
53 
534 
55 
56 ὁ 
586 
58 ὁ 
59 
60 
60 6 
61 
616 
62 
626 
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38. Lucrum pistoris . . : ἃ ‘ ς i A ‘ 746 
39. Iudicium pillorie . . ᾿ : . ‘ . . 74.6 
40. Nouum quo Waranto . : : . d β 756 
41. Stat. de Moneta W. de la March ᾿ . Ἶ : ς 756 
42. Stat. Armorum. - . ὭΣ, καὶ ἐὸν ὦ δ ΩΝ 76 
43. Capitula itineris que tangunt coronam . ᾧ : ; 77 
44. Stat. de Anno et die Bisextili . : : . . . 78 
45. Nota quot modis dicitur excepcio . : ἢ ᾿ 786 
46. Extenta manerii . : : ᾿ . ἥ ; A 4 786 
47. Stat. de Conspiratoribus . : Ἵ : : ‘ 796 
48. Articuli apud Westmonasterium editi . ‘ : . 80 


49. In another hand, without heading. 
Assisa panis secundum quod continetur in scripto mare- 


schancia etc. . ᾿ : > ἢ A : 84 
50. Ina later hand. Officium epron shore ‘ : ; 85 (84) 
51. 9 9 Super statutum pro laboratiuis ᾿ < 85 (84) ὁ 


52. Registrum Brevium temp. Edwardi I. oie τὰ ‘ 86 (85) 

(No heading.) 
Breue de recto in Burgo. 
Ends f. 1586 with 

Breue de saluo conducta. 
On the flyleaf in a hand of cent. xvi is: 

Breue Thesaurar. et Camerar. ad respondend. de libro 

dict. Domesdei. 


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Marked C. 59. No. 190. 


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Receipts in English. 
te ff. 16: 
Extracts from Celsus, and receipts. 
III. ff. cir. 100: 
1. What Phisicke is ἃ what it dothe comprehende ἃ 
teache. 
2. Notes of Materia Medica, and Receipts. Dated 1603. 
3. De conuulsione etc. . : = : ‘ : : 161 
4. Mithridatium Democratis . ‘ ° . 187 ὁ 
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rough clear hand. 2 fo. Hic dolor. 

Marked C. 50. No. 192. 

The first page is much discoloured. There are marginal and 
interlinear glosses—all in Latin, so far as I have seen. 

Collation: 18-78 8°, 


Contents: 

Yponosticon Laurencii Dunelmensis monachi inc. ; . ae Sa 
Principium (rerum) sine tempore tempora formans. 

Liber ii. . SET ss = - ᾽ Wee Sys «Ως 46 

Liber iii ‘ ae ; ‘ ὃ : : . é ὶ 9 

Liber iv ; : : ’ . ‘ : : ὁ . . 19 
(On the lower margin of f. 25 ἃ is some odd reversed writing. ) 

Liber v. Ξ : 2 : 2 ἦ ‘ é 3 ς A 28 

Liber vi ὁ ς : ς ° : ὃ : : . ὃ 386 

Liber vii: Ε 3 : s ᾿ : : i Α Ξ 46 

Liber viii 5 é . ᾿ 5 Ἢ Ὰ ; ὃ ‘ ᾿ 51 

Liber ix : ᾿ ‘ ᾿ 5 “ 5 r ς 3 4 556 
Ends f. 624 


Nil etas poterit nostra senile pati. 


The author died in 1154. 


O. 2. 61 
1165. Hrrmotocus GRaEce. 6041- 


6043 


Paper, 84 x σὲ, ff. 171, 25 lines of text and 15 of music to a 
page. Cent. xv? well written. 
Marked E. 17. No. 254. 
There are two vellum flyleaves : on the second is written 
Td παρὸν βιβλίον δεδώρηκα τῷ εὐδοξοτάτῳ καὶ σοφωτάτῳ βασιλικῷ ἰατρῷ κυρίῳ κυρίῳ 
᾿Αρβείῳ τῷ ἐμῷ προθυμοτάτῳ εὐεργέτῃ. 
Ναθαναὴλ ‘lepoudvaxos ὁ Κωνώπιος Πρωτοσύγκελλος Πατριαρχικὸς Κωνσταντινουπόλεως. ᾿ 
See on him and on contemporary Greeks in England, Kemke’s 
Patricius Junius. 
Collation: 1τ5--38 (8 canc.)—78 (wants 8 Ὁ) 8° (wants one)—14° (wants 
one) 15° (wants one) 16” 17° etc. 


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Contents : 


Title (very faint). 
"Apxn σὺν θεῶ τοῦ εἱρμολόγου .. 


τῇ κατ αναστασιμ.. : 3 : é A | Spice 
Σου ἡ τροπαιουχος deka Oeomperws ev ἰσχυι δεδοξασται K.T.d. 
It is a music-book for the greater festivals resembling B. 11. 17. 
On f. 102 is 
᾿Αρχὴ τῶν σημαδίων τῆς παπαδικῆς τέχνης, containing an 
explanation of musical terms, and examples. 
2. On ἢ, 160 in a hand of about the same date as the rest, with 
title in blue much faded. 
Koopa Beoriropos λόγος els τὴν ἀνακομιδὴν τῶν λειψάνων τοῦ ἐν 
ἁγίοις πατρὸς ἡμῶν ᾿Ιωάννου τ. Χρυσοστόμου. 
Ἤκουσται πάντως ὑμῖν. 
ff. 166, 167, which seem to continue the text, are in a 
later hand. 
On 168 are a piece of music and a prayer. 
On 169-171 @ music, ἡ 
1714 is covered with faint writing, which is apparently a 
portion of the Vision of S. Paul. 
1166. Mepica. Ov 2) δὲ 


Paper, 81 x 6, ff. cir. 200. Cent. xvi, xvii, mostly written by 
W. Dunn. 
No old mark. ἢ No. 437. 


Contents : 


Miscellaneous surgical, pathological, and medical collections, 
beginning with 
De ulcerato Cancro vel de Cancro cum ulcere. 
One of the tracts is on smaller paper. There appears to be no 
systematic arrangement in the volume. 


1167, 1168. Gavr’s Notes on Bene. { “ 2. 63, 


Bedae Historia Ecclesiastica Gentis Anglorum. 

- Printed at Cologne (In offic. Birkmannica, sumptibus Arnoldi 
Mylii, 1601), size 54 x 3, interleaved with paper (8 x 64) and bound 
in two volumes. Marked No. 438, 439. 

The interleaved sheets contain notes by Dr Thomas Gale. 
They relate exclusively to the subject-matter. 


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1169. SratuTEs or THE CHANTRY OF Newton. O. 2. 65 


Paper, 8 x 6, pp. 50, 24 lines to a page. Cent. xvii, neatly 
written. 
Marked No. 448 (440). 


Statuta Cantarie apud Newton juxta Mare (dioc. Eliens.) ex fundatione Joh. 
Colvyle a.d. 1411. 

Preceded by a Dispensation of Boniface IX., 1402, addressed 
to the Prior of Spinney, allowing John Colvyle to marry Emma 
Gedney, divorced wife of William Talmage. 


1170. T. Mippieton’s Game aT CHESSE. O. 2. 66 


Paper, γᾷ x 53, ff. 52, 26 lines to a page. Cent. xvii, in a current 
hand. Ina contemporary vellum wrapper. 
Marked No. 441. 
A game at Chesse by T. Middleton. 
Prologue 
What of the game calld Chesse-playe can be made. 
The Induction 
Ignatius Loyola appearing, Error at his foote as asleepe. 


First printed in 1624. 


1171. ANeEcpoTEs IN ITALIAN. . O. 2. 67 


Paper, 7} x 5, ff. 115, 16 lines to a page. Cent. xvii, in a clear 
hand. 

No old mark (No: 442). 

A collection of anecdotes on various subjects in Italian. 


Contents: 


Tavola di quello che contiene questa curiosa opera. 

1. Roma si glorio di esser da tutti stimata per Patria . . f. 1 
Napoletani . : . . . ; . . . . 3 
Spagnuoli etc. ᾿ . ὁ . . 3 $ ὃ . 5 
The last (imperfect) is 
Trionfi_antichi : : ° : - F é 3 ᾿ 113 ὁ 


184 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 2. 


1172. Triron’s Trumpet, By JOHN LANE. O. 2. 68 


Paper, 72 x 5, ff. 219, 28 lines to a page. Cent. xvii (1621), well 
written. In contemporary binding with gold stamp of the Prince 
of Wales’ feathers. 

Marked C. 6. No. 137. 

It seems to be the author’s autograph and has never been 
printed. 

Triton’s Trumpet to the twelve monethes, husbanded and 
moralized by John Lane poeticalie adducing 


1°. The seaun deadlie sinnes practised into combustion. 
25, theire remedie by theire contraries the virtues gratiously intending the golden 
meane: so called of perfecting to felicitie. 
3°. the execrable vices punished alluding eternalie. 
Virtus periit et inuenta est. 1621. 


Contents: 


Dedication. 
To the high and mighty Charles Prince of Greate Britaine. 
Carolus quasi olle caritate ustus. Prince most hopefull and 
illustrious ! 
Signed. John Lane. 
To all the ingenious lovers of the muses John Lane wisheth 
perpetual delight with happiness eternal, advertising that 
In a brown studie of extatical traunse. 


(2 ff.). 

The Proclamation . ὁ : : ᾿ ᾿ OR he 
Theire scalie Triton did as ἈΑΕΈΘΙ sownd. 

Court of the Goddes_ . ‘ ᾿ 2 2 
But 16! the mightie Goddes ἘΣ sohaeren hae come. 

Januaries husbandrie . ς ᾿ μ F : ‘ Ξ eres 
Argument. 
The sweetest baite of daungerous delight. 

Januaries moral . . : ° 5 8 ὁ 


Each month has a ἠδ μον rae a ΘΈΡΕΙ fall of εὐ ἴο 
contemporary personages. 
December’s moral ends 212 ὁ. 


Court of the Goddes_ . 2 é 5 : » m any 2126 
Judgment of the Goddes - 4 . ᾿ ; " 213 
Ending 2146 


vp flesh subdewd old age death liefe etern. 


Each division is signed with the author’s initials J. L. 


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1178. Nuiceras ΙΝ GREGORIUM GRAECE. { a : 


Paper, 11} x 88, ff. 524, 27 lines to a page. Cent. xvi early, 
well written in several hands. 

Marked A. 56. 

Collation: In eights. 

On the flyleaf are notes of MSS. of Gregory Nazianzen in 
English libraries. 


Contents : 


Tod lepwrdrov μητροπολίτου Ἡρακλείας τοῦ Leppav Νικήτα, εἰς τοὺς 
λόγους τοῦ ἐν ἁγίοις πατρὸς ἡμῶν Τρηγορίου ἀρχιεπισκόπου Κων- 
σταντινουπόλεως τοῦ θεολόγου ἐξήγησις ὁ ὅ é F os Ἔ 
Blos I'pyyoplov θεολόγου ἐκ τῶν συμεωνος τοῦ μεταφραστοῦ ἱστοριῶν ‘ 2 
Ὁ μέγας οὗτος Γρηγόριος 
-περικεκαπνισμένα ὑποφαίνων. 
Πίναξ τῆς παρούσης βίβλου . ° . F - : 2 
The commentaries on nine orations form the first ΣΟΙ : 
f. 3 blank. On f. 44 two στίχοι. 
Title repeated on f. 5 
Ὑπόθεσις 
Ἥκων ἀμ μοὶ ia tea 
Aéyos πρῶτος. . . . ‘ . ὃ 56 
Τῇ ἁγίᾳ καὶ μεγάλῃ κυριακῇ τοῦ πάσχα. 
The text of Gregory is written in red throughout. 
The ἑρμηνεία (in black) begins 
᾿Ἐπειδή φησιν ἀναστάσεως ἡμέρα εστι. 
The table to the second book is on f, 292. 
It contains seven orations with comment. 
Two or three hands appear in the first book: the second is all in 
one hand. 
From about f. 485 the text of Gregory has not been inserted: blank 
spaces are left for it. 
On the last page is a colophon 
Τέλος τοῦ πρώτου x. δευτέρου βιβλίου γρηγορίου τ. θεολόγου 
ἐξηγηθὲν ὑπὸ τ. ἱερωτ. μητροπ. ἡρακλείας.. .νικήτα σεῤῥῶν. 


In the earlier part of the volume are a good many marginal 
notes and corrections, but not, I think, collations of other MSS. 

The author lived in cent. xi. MSS. of this commentary are 
fairly common. It was printed in Latin at Paris in 1575 by 
Billius. See Fabric. Bzd/. Gr. VIII. 431. 


186 


CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


1174. MisceLLANEous Papers. 


[O. 3. 


ΟΣ 2.12 
(Νο. 5. 
6116) 


Papers of various sizes, mostly about 12 x 8, bound together. 
Marked N. 4. No. 429. 


Contents: 


I. 


Io, 


A leaf of the Observer newspaper (Vol. 2, no. 56) for Mon. 
May 5, 1684. 

A Chronicle from 1271 to 1296: cent. xvi, xvii. 

After the death of King Henry the 3 Prince Edward 
his sonne did raigne in his stead etc. 

ff. 23, the last leaf torn. 

Remembrances for Order & Decency to be kept in the upper 
House of Parliam' by the Lords when his Ma"® is not 
there etc. 

The last entry 30 Ap. 1673. 

ff. 16. 

Of the Antiquitie, Etimologie, & Variety of Dementions of 
Land in England, by Arthur Agard. 


i a 


The Remembrauncers in the Exchequer, & the bookes in 
their custody. 

i. 4, 

The History of the Cathedral of Rippon by S* Thomas 

. Herbert. 

Ἧς 4. 

With drawings of the Steeple, and of the Seals. 

Also a folding sheet giving the whole scheme of the ‘ Eccle- 
siasticall Seminarie & College’ of Ripon, 1604. 

Statement and letters relating to the case of Mr Thredder 
and Whittnell of Trinity College (1580). 

ff. 6. 

Copies of letters relating to the University of Cambridge 
1550-1575. 

ff. 28, imperfect at the beginning. 

Letters of Sir Thomas Herbert to Sir William Dugdale, 
giving an account of events observed by him during the 
two last years of King Charles I. Written in 1678. 

ff.. 37. 

The World in the Moone. A poem by Nathaniel Knott. 

Epistle dedicatorie. 

S". tymes haue been that Poets were esteem’d. 


2-5] 


1175. 


If. 


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The Poem begins: 
Thou harrowed muse well tri’d w travelling. - 
ff. 60. 
Memoires of the Earl of Derby relating to the government 
of the Isle of Man. 
The Isle of Man belongeth to the house of Derby etc. 
ff. 16. 
St Edward’s Ghost or Anti-Normanisme, by John Hare. 
Reprinted in the Harleian Miscellany. 
On the flyleaf is: 
Sum Edw. Worseley donum Joh®* Hare authoris 28 Jul. 


1644. 
ff. 31, the last leaf torn. 


Paper, 11 x 74, ff. cir. 80. Cent. xvii, fairly written. 

Marked F. 19. No. 280. (F. 20 in MS. List.) 

The proceedings in the case of Macmahone together with the 
proceedings, arguments and judgement in the case of the Lord 
Macquire (1644). 


1176. Scyros Comoeptra. 


Paper, 112 x 74, ff. 21. Cent. xvii, well written. 
Marked H. 24. No. 338. 

Scyros. 

A Latin Comedy acted at Cambridge. 

The names of the actors are given on ἢ 2. 
Other copies are in Class R. 


1177. 


187 


Os gis 


OO. 3.4 


Ou 35-18 


Paper, 118 x 7}, ff. cir. 100. Cent. xvii, fairly well written. 
Marked F. 21. No. 281. 


On the Liberty of the person of the Subject. 


188 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 3. 


Speeches by Sir Dudley Diggs 
Mr Litleton 
Mr Seldine 
Sir Edward Coke. 
The obiections by the Kings Councell in the behalfe of the 
Kinge & the answere by the howse of Comons thereunto. 


1178. O. 3. ὁ 


Paper, 118 x 78, pp. 162. Cent. xvii, fairly well written. In 
contemporary calf binding with gold tooling. 

Marked G. 14. No. 299. 

A treatice concerneing the Nobility accordinge to the Lawes 
of England. 


As in mans body for the preseruation of y® whole. 


The last chapter is entitled : 


Of Ladyes in reputacion. 


; One oe 
. BorrTHIus. [ 
1179 15986 
Vellum, 114 x 8%, ff. 52, 28 lines to a page. Cent x, in a fine 
minuscule, written in England. 2 fo. (text) limen tristis. 


The initials are plain capitals filled in with colour, usually 

yellow. The metrical portions are written in rustic capitals. 
There are interlinear and marginal glosses, contemporary, in a 
very beautiful small hand. 

On the recto of f. 1 is a full-page drawing, by an English artist 
of the time, of a female figure (Philosophy) standing full-face with 
veiled head, holding in her &. hand an open book (tall and narrow) 
and in her Z. a flower or short floriated sceptre. This drawing is 
in outline, touched with vermilion. 

The book is from St Augustine’s, Canterbury. In the Catalogue 
of that Library (p. 66) is the entry: Boecius de cons. phil. cum C. 
2 fo. limen. 


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Marked H. 20. No. 334. 
Collation: 18-58 6% (6 and 14 canc.). 


Contents : 


On f. 14 are introductory glosses in paragraphs. 
Boetius iste fuit de familia mallii torquati 
—gladiis est interemptus. 
Iste liber componitur de quinque partibus 
—ad summum gradum perueniebat. 
Carmen dicitur quod carptim ponatur 
—effetae dicuntur. 
Felicem dicit fore fortunam 
—Malefida + cum male fiditur. 
Title in capitals. 
Inc. liber primus Anicii Manilii Seuerini Boetii excons. ord. Patr. 
De consolatione Philos. . J 5 . fT . . 
Carmina qui quondam studio florente peregi. 
This line is in capitals, filled in with yellow and red. The initial 
is of Celtic form and has two Dragons’ heads. 
The 4th prose (f. 4) appears to have neumes. 
Liber 11. good initial in black, red and yellow . . . : 
Liber ΠΙ. . . . . . . , : . . 
On f. 244 in the lower margin is a diagram of the elements. 
Liber 1v. Initial with birds’ and dragons’ heads 
Liber v. : τας chee ee a tee 
Ends f. 514: et ideo immutabilis. 
Expl. liber Anicii Manili-Seuerini Boetii exconsulis ord. patr. de 
consol. phil. 
AG rpadyac amen. 
Notes in the smaller hand follow. 
Queri autem a nonnullis solet cuius temporibus boetius fuerat. 
Notes on the 27 metres employed follow. 
The writing on 524 has been treated with galls. 
After the notes on the metres is: 
Epitaphium Helpis coniugis Boetii. 
Helpes dicta fui siclae regionis alumna. 


Et socius uite............ 


I have not detected any but Latin glosses in this book. 


1180. Eutas Cretensis ΙΝ GREGORIUM 


31 
43 


GRAECE. { 0123) ὃ 


Paper, 114 x 88, ff. 219, 30 lines to a page. Cent. xvi, in an 


ugly hand. 


190 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 3: 
No old mark. (G. 15. No. 300.) 


Contents: 


᾿Εξήγησις τοῦ ἱερωτάτου μητροπολίτου κρήτης κυροῦ ἡλίου els τοὺς μὴ 
ἀναγινωσκομένους λόγους τοῦ ἐν ἁγίοις πατρὸς ἡμῶν selec 
ἀρχιεπισκόπου κωνσταντινουπόλεως τοῦ θεολόγου. . = nl τἃ 
Ἔν πεντηκοστῷ δευτέρω ἀριθμῶ τῶν τοῦ μεγάλου πατρὸς ἡμῶν τοῦ 
τῆς θεολογίας φερωνύμου περιγραφομένων λόγων 
--Οοὕτως ἀποδέχεσθαι τὰ εἰρημένα. 
ἀπολογητικὸς τῆς εἰς τὸν πόντον αὐτοῦ PAE: - 5 . ᾿ 16 
Ends unfinished f. 219 ὁ 
οἱ yap ἐν TH ἐπουρανίω σιών ἀπο.... 


The author lived in the 8th century and wrote commentaries 
on twenty-one of St Gregory’s orations. This work was partly 
printed in Latin by Billius at Paris. Fabric. Bzb/. Gr. VIL. 430. 


1181. Puotrm Lexicon GRAECE. { O. 3. 9 
5985 


Vellum, 113 x 9, 7+149+4, double columns of 37 lines. Cent. 
xi and xii, in at least two very good hands, 

Marked ἃ. 21. (No. 306.) 

The flyleaves at beginning and end have been strengthened 
with slips from an early xivth cent. Latin Psalter, very finely 
written (by an English scribe). Over this has been pasted a 
xvith cent. paper writing in English, of which there is a set-off on 
the flyleaf. 

The presence of the Psalter fragment may patties that the 
book was in England in medieval times. 

The first two vellum flyleaves are blank. The next three are 
also blank, but have been closely ruled with lead; the next two 
are blank. At the end are 4 blank vellum flyleaves. 

Collation: a’* (first and last leaves left): quires B-vy gone: 
vo® (wants 1, 8) ve® es® | ἐζ8 μηδ ιθῖ8 (wants 3-6) κ᾿] καϑ--κδϑ] κεῖ] 
xs® | €° xn’ | «68-AB*% The four inner leaves of AB now precede 
the four outer. After AG a quire is thought to be gone. One 
other leaf remains. 


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The MS. was edited by Porson, in two volumes 4to, in 1822, 
at Cambridge. His estimate of the /acunae is as follows: 


After f. 1 between ᾿Αᾶσαι and ’Ayxivoa 4 leaves wanting. 
(This would make a a quire of 6 leaves.) 
After f. 2 Αδιακριτος--- Επώνυμοι too leaves wanting. 
(Probably 97: 12 quires of 8 and the first leaf of the next 
~ quire.) 
After f. 42 Κοικύλλειν---Κρατηρίζων 4 leaves gone. 
After f. 148 Φορητῶς --Ψιλεύς about 8 leaves. 
After f. 149 about three. 


It should be added that a leaf is lost after f. 8. 
The scribes are thus distinguished : 


A wrote ff. 1, 2. 

B,, ff. 3-24. 

(I believe these to be the work of one scribe only. It is a fine 
delicate sloping minuscule of cent. xi.) 

C wrote ff. 25-52. 

This is a bold upright round hand of cent. xi, xii?, 

D wrote ff. 53-694, 1. τι. 


kis 69 4, 1. 12-end of leaf. 
ay ὦ 70-84. 

E2 »,» 85-92. 

σι» 93-Ἰοο. 

EZ » IOI-I02 a. 

G2 5, 1026, 1. 1-116. 

H ss 117-end. 


This, though much smaller than C, resembles it more nearly than 
any of the others. The distinction between E and G is rather . 
doubtful to my mind. 

The writing of all the scribes depends from lines ruled with a dry 
point. 


At the top of f. 1 in a hand of cent. xii? is: 
x@ τὸ δῶρον ἐκ νικήτα τοῦ λύχνου. 
In the lower margin was written: 
᾿Ἐκοιμήθη ὁ δοῦλος τοῦ θεοῦ νικήτας dedpos καὶ ἀνστάριος ὁ λύχνος. 
Below was a date cut by the binder, which Porson read as Sf 


(6707 =A.D. 1199). 


The whole of the first page is so blackened with galls that this 
second inscription is now illegible. 


[ο. 3. 


192 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 
4), χα τῷ 
ΕΤΌΜ. 
1182. PsaALTERIU | ae 


Vellum, 11} x 7%, ff. 1+144, 24 lines to a page. Cent. xv 
(early ?), well written. 

(No. 443: formerly S. 4. 17.) 

Given by Gale in 1668: at the top of f. 1 is: Officium B. 
Mariae. 

It is probably no. 568 among the Trinity College MSS. in 
Cat. MSS. Angl. τ. 2, p. 101. 

Binding, old leather with stamps. (1) Fleur de lys; (2) square: 
man with spear between trees; (3) triangular: dragon. Clasps 
_ gone. 

On ff. 144, 1404 is the name George Rayner of Peterburrough, 


which occurs in MSS. Sidney Sussex College, 95, 96. It has also 
the arms of Tunstall. 
Collation: 1° 28-18° (7, 8 canc.) 19° (5, 6 canc.). 
Contents : 
Kalendar (York) in red and black ὁ : : Pa: a ἃ 


At the foot of each page are the ‘festa omnino ὙΈΡΕΓ in rit: 
episcopatu Eboraci,’ in red. Cf. MS. Sid. Suss. 


6 Id. Jan. Transl. s. Willelmi Archiep. Ebor. semper cele- 
bretur dominica proxima post festum Epiph., 72 
red. 

2 Non. Feb. 5. Gilberti Conf. non pont. 

8 Kal. Mai. Transl. S. Wilfridi Archiep. 

Non. Mai. 58. Johannis Archiep. Beuerlaci Conf. dupl. (omnino 
tenend.), 2 red. ; 

7 Kal. Jun. S. Bede presb. 

6 Id. Jun. 5. Willelmi Archiep. C. (omnino tenend.), zz red. 

7 Id. Jul. S. Euerildis V. non M. 

5 Id. Aug. Obitus Johannis Rotherham a.d. m.iiij‘Ixxxxij 
(added in red). 

8 Id. Oct. Ob. domine Alicie Rotherham a.d. m..iiii*.Ixxix 
(added in red). 

4 Id. Oct. S. Wilfridi Arch. Ebor. (omnino tenend.), iv ved. 

14 Kal. Nov. Festum SS. reliquiarum Ebor. ecclesie. 

IO, 53 rp S. Romani Archiep. 

S35 ΓᾺ Transl. S. Joh. Beuerlac. 

δ. ὃν 9 S. Germani capuani Ep. Ὁ. 


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At the top of f. 6 ὁ is a late note of the date of the Lateran Council 
1215. 

Hic inc. matutine de passione domini . . . ° Ἔ . 

Office of the Holy Face: four lines in red at top . . - 

Hanc cum scripturam legis inspiciendo figuram 
Illo nempe die pietatis munere dye 

Non formidabis hostes tutusque meabis 

Nec facies aliqua te contristabit iniqua. 

Hanc orationem composuit Egidius magnus et dominus papa Joh. 
xxii dedicauit eam C. dierum indulgencie. Et b. leo papa 
adiunxit quadraginta dies cotidie deuote dicentibus . ξ 

Picture of the wound in the side. 

Salue plaga lateris nostri redemptoris. 

Summa annorum indulgencie de ueneracione passionis d. n. I. C. etc. 
Picture of the instruments of the Passion. 

Crucem coronam spineam\, D 

Clauos diramque lanceam ἜΜ Mal 

Three prayers follow. 

Prayer. Suscipere dignare d. s. pater ἀρβοήν χα eterne deus hos 
psalmos etc. 

Inc. liber ympnorum nal stliloijeioraa dauid regis et ΣΑΣ de 
Christo. psalmus dauid. 

Text begins f. 15. 

The antiphons are added in the lower margin. 

The beginnings of the nocturnes have borders .and historiated 
initials: also Quid gloriaris but not Domine exaudi. 

oe at oe re Ene ee oe Ta  αῦι χω 

Litany . . ‘ . ὃ : ° . . ° . . 

Apostles. Marcialis, Timotheus. 
Martyrs. Alban, Oswald, Edmund. 
Confessors. Paulinus, John, Wilfrid, William. 
Virgins. Wilda, Everildis, Etheldreda. 
Suffrage: Ut regibus et principibus nostris. 
Hymns. Dom. i. aduentus ad vesperas 
Conditor alme. 
Ending: In festo unius virginis in laudibus 
Ihesu corona uirginum. 
De modo dicendi exequias defunctorum . . ag OS 
Placebo domino. 
On the excellence of the Psalter . . ὃ ° ° Ε . 
Canticum psalmorum animas decorat etc. 
Index of the Psalms and Canticles, headed : 
Touz les psalmz del psalter. 
Prayer with English Introduction 
Pis orison o sorow and compassioun off ¢ oure ὅν ΤΆΩΝ, mary 
gedrit to gydyr saynt anselme hir prest. What man sayes 
it deuotly etc. 
—What so scho wylle + pat wylle hyr sonne. 


T. C. ΠῚ. 


193 


126 


13 


146 


100 
108 


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Gaude cum Symeon senex prophetauit etc. 
(Five joys.) 

Prayer .. ; : > . ‘ : : F ᾿ . 1446 
O bone μένα. 

On the verso of the flyleaf has been pasted a very early copper 
engraving of the Virgin and Child, the greater part of it now torn 
off. 

Below is a shield: quarterly 1 and 4 avg. between 6 martlets 
gu., a bend dexter of the same (with 3 round spots 97), 2, 3 sad, 
three combs avg. These are the arms of Tunstall. 


1183. MisceLLANeEa. 7 Oss. 1 


Paper, 11? x 8}, ff. 178, 35 lines to a page. Cent. xv, xvi, 
clearly written. 

Marked H. 2. No. 316. 

There is a vellum flyleaf with two receipts on the verso. 


Contents : 
Preface to a treatise on changing of money (from the French of 
Nicolas d’Oresme) . ᾿ ᾿ ὃ ‘ : > : ΡΣ 
Capitula : . 16 


Here bigynnen the ivitiel fleniayalg a Treatise of the. 
bigynnyng of natures lawe & Right & chaunge of money. 
(26 chapters. ) 
A Kalendar of the Charter of London 
Text of the Treatise on Money. 
Whan the highest god divided folkes . : ἢ 2 : 7 
—that may not lightly be inpugned. 
Here endith the treatice of chaunge of money. 
Confirmation of privileges of the City of London, and Charters, in 


English. 3 : 26 
The maner & forme of hie Corounciodh of pris & qwenes of 
Ingland . ὁ . . . : ἢ : ; ξ Ἴ 46 


ff. li-Ixi blank. 
Of the libertees & Fraunchices in the citee of London in the tyme 


of seynt Edward kyng of Ingland δ ἢ . : : A 61 
The customs of various trades follow. 
Of the Shereves court etc. . : : : ‘ : > Σ 87 
The statute of seruaunts etc. ὀ 100 


La proheme de the probleme in the ᾧ newe “books of ὙΠῸ ΤΣ 
customs ἃ usages in the citee of London etc. (1 Rich. II.) . 133 


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This leaf is torn, the text begins: 
The perfeccioun of al policie. 
In another hand: The Oath taken by Rich. Reynold, Sheriff, 1532 158 


The rest of the -book is blank, save for three entries of 
documents on the last two leaves. 


1184, Gawain Dovcias’s ANE. Fake Es 


Paper, 113 x 8, ff. 329, 35 lines to a page. Cent. xvi early, in 
an ugly hand. 

Marked H. 3. No. 317. 

Original binding of stamped leather over boards: remains of 
clasps. 

In the binding at each end is a leaf of a service-book: both the 
MSS. used are of cent. xii, late. 

On the leaf before the text is (xvi): 


Johannes Danyelston Rector a Dysert. 
Title in the original hand. 


Heyr begynnys the proloug of Virgyll prynce of Latin poetes in 
hys twelf buk7s of Eneados compilit & translatit furth of latyn 

_ in our Scottis langage by ane Right nobill & wirschipfull clerk 
Master Gawyn Dowglas provest of Sanct Gylys kyrk in Edin- 
burgh & person of Lyntoun in Louthiane. quhilk eftyr was 
bischop of Dunkeld. 

Inc. prologus in virgilii Eneados . ° Ἢ ἢ . ον, 2 

Lawd honour praysinges thankes Infynyt. 

Text of book x11. (from the Latin of Maphaeus Vegius) ends on 
f. 3284. 

On f. 329 is a rendering of the Epitaph of Virgil (Mantua me 
genuit, etc.) signed Οὐ G. Douglas, 


ΟῚ ES 
1185. AstRovocica. 6141- 
6156 


Paper, 11? x 84, ff. 193, 41 lines to a page. Cent. xvi, very 
clearly written in a Roman hand. 


13—2 


196 


CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


Marked Η. 6. No, 321. 
On the flyleaf (xvii) is: 


Honos alit artes 


and below, nine stars. 


Contents : 


I. 


Il. 


12. 


Speculum Alberti Magni . : : 2 ᾿ : 
Occasione quorundam librorum 
—ab eadem causa. 
Canones tabularum...eclipsium quas composuit Abraam 
Iudeus salmanticensis . Ἂ 
Dixit abraam filius samuelis 
—salui erimus. 
Canones super tabulas illustris regis Alfonsi . 
Tempus est mensura motus 
—scientiam meam. 
Canones tabularum...Iacob iudei que aliter vocantur poel 
Dixit iacob filius dauid 
—et salui erimus. Amen. Finis Canonum Poellis. 
Tabularum quarum Radix fuit annus a nativitate nostri 
Salvatoris 1360. 

Tabulae differentiarum unius regni ad aliud, et nomina 
regum cuiuslibet ere cognite et sunt radices dierum 
cuiuslibet ere nominate in sequentibus tabulis posite . 

Followed by many other tables—equationum, eclipsium, etc. 

f. 57 is blank. 

Tract. de spera editus a mag. Ioh. de Sacro bosco . . 
Tractatum de spera 

—machina dissoluitur. 

Theorica de motibus planetarum . - 
Circulus excentricus. 

With good diagrams. 

—illius causa subditur. 

Tabularum -resolutarum Canones 

Quoniam tabularum alfonsi 


—nec dirigitur. 
Introductorius alcabitii de inditiis astrorum interpretatus a 
Ioh. ispalensi . : . ᾿ Ξ ᾿ . 


Postulata a domino. 

Tract. messe allach de reuolutione annorum mundi . 
Custodiat te deus. 

Eiusdem de interrogationibus_. - . . δ 
Capitulum secretorum inditiorum. 

Alius liber eiusdem de eodem . 3 Ξ : ° 
In nomine dei libellus incipit. 


[ο. 3. 


106 


21 


26 
58 


65 


746 


80 ὁ 
98 
104 


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13. De pluuiis secundum indos . . . ‘ ‘ ὁ 116 
Cum multa atque uaria. 
14. Iuditium messe allach 3 A é x - A 118 


Precepit messe hallach astrologus. 

15. Epistola messe allach de 12 coniunctionibus . Ἄ 5 118 ὁ 
Dixit messe hallac. 

16. Liber alcoali de natiuitatibus . . - ° 5 ; 1206 
Cum proiectionem radiorum. 


17. Liber qui dicitur flores albumasar_ . ὃ 5 . . 123 
Hic est liber quem collegit. 

18. Hiali filii amel ebrani in electionibus horarum . . ‘ 1326 
Rogasti me carissime. 

19. Liber zebel de interrogationibus Bay hat, : ZS5 1466 
Cum interrogatus fueris. 

20. Liber introductorius zael philosophi . . . . - 168 


Scito quod signa sunt 12. 
21. Liber eiusdem (de) electionibus . . πριν . . 1735 
Omnes concordati sunt. 
22. Liber eiusdem de eo quia non est in 12 signis de electionibus 180 
Cum uolueris scribere. 
23. Liber capitulorum mansor astrologi . . . . . 185 ὁ 
Capitula stellarum oblata regi. 
24. Liber de significationibus planetarum qui dicitur iergis in 
12 signis . . : - ‘ : ‘ . . 188 ὁ 
Saturnus in ascendente 
—dic et noli dubitare. 
f. rg0 blank. On ff. 191-103 are’some full-page diagrams, 
very neatly done. 


1186. PsaLTERIUM GRAECE. { O. 3. 14 


6039 


Vellum, (13 x 84, ff. 152+7, 19 lines to a page. Cent. xv, in 
the peculiar hand of the ‘ Leicester Codex,’ 
Marked H. 25. No. 339. 
Binding : stamped leather over boards. The principal ornaments 
on the first cover are 
1. Square: a fleur de lys with one quatrefoil in upper Z. corner. 


2,3. Square stamps of leaves and flowers. 
4. Square stamp of crowned lion. 


On the second cover, 1, 3 recur, and also a small square stamp 


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of a dolphin, a band of vine-ornament, two large lozenges with 
four-petalled flower, and the inscription in black letter 


B hale. 


Collation: 4 flyleaves | a*-«6* | 3 flyleaves. 
The quires are numbered in the original hand in Greek: the 
first four leaves are marked in this way (e.g. in quire 5): 


Ι. €0”, 2. φυλλ B eov, 3. φυλλ + eov, 4. φυλλ ὃ εου, 


Also they are numbered by a Latin scribe from a to 2, both in 
ink and in pencil: the latter marking ceases towards the end. 
- There is a third numbering (partial) in Arabic figures. 
On the 4th flyleaf are these notes in the hand of Patrick Young: 


(1) In hoe codice absunt Psalmorum tituli universi. 
(2) Σημειοῦται collatum esse hoc exemplar cum nouem codicibus. 


MS. Regio MS. 
Aldina editione A, 
Compl. editione ς 
Romana editione R. 
ead eae | Ch. 
Theodoreto in Psalmos. Th. 
Euthymio [ Eu. 
Catena Corderii) . CG; 
Catena Nicetae πε, Eames: CN. 


In a later hand. 
Cod: Ravii in Ps. 18. 


As a matter of fact the collation does not extend beyond f. 17 
(Ps. xxii Laz.). 
. At the top of ἢ 1 in a xvith cent. hand is 


No. 1255. 


The initial to each Psalm is in pale red, usually with some 
foliated ornament ; quickly and rather poorly done. 

Each verse has a small initial in the same red. _ 

The first quire is written in a hand slightly larger than the 
rest: but I see no reason to doubt that it is the same hand. It 
seems not unlikely that the first quire was early worn out or lost, 
and supplied by the same scribe. 

With the second quire (Ps. xiv) the Latin zzczpits of the Psalms 


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begin to be added, and are continued to the end of the Psalter. 
There are none in quire 1. They are in a late xvth cent. hand, in 
a pale red not distinguishable from that of the initials. 


Contents : 


The Psalter, 

Various readings from the authorities named above are noted in the 
margin up to Ps, xxii Lat. xxiii Hed. 

There are interlinear Latin glosses in red (in the hand which wrote 
the imczpits), in quire 2: they are few in number in the early 
part of the book, and soon cease. But in Ps. cxviii (cxix)—Ps. 
cxxii (cxxiii) they are fairly continuous. They then cease. 

At the end of Ps. cl in red is written: Finitur psalterium. 

Then follow 

Ps. cli. Μικρὸς ἤμην. 
Song of Moses (τ) Exod. xv. 
(2) Deut. xxxiii. 
Song of Hannah. 
Prayer of Habakkuk. 
Isaiah xxvi. 9. ᾿Εκ νυκτὸς ὀρθρίζει. 
Prayer of Jonah. 
Prayer of Azarias. 
Song of Three Children. 
Magnificat. 
Benedictus. 
Prayer of Hezekiah. 
Prayer of Manasseh. 
Ending f. 1514. 
f. 1514 and the flyleaves are blank. 


The interesting point about this MS. is that it is written in 
the same script as the well-known Leicester Codex of the New 
Testament. 

See Rendel Harris, 7he Ferrar Group (1900: pp. 24 sqq. and 
plate 1). I am myself inclined to think that the Latin glosses in 
the MS. are by an English scribe: at any rate not by an Italian. 


1187, Nicerar Catena ΙΝ PsaLmos GRAECE. | om ‘> 


Paper, 118 x 8, ff. cir. 400, 20 lines to a page. Cent. xvi, in a 
very ugly hand. 
No old mark. (H. το. No. 324.) 


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Contents : 


Eight leaves in the hand of Patrick Young (?), containing 
Catena in Psalmos 
προσευχὴ Μωυσεῖ τῷ ἀνθρώπῳ τοῦ θεοῦ ψαλμ. πθ. 
1. Καλὸν ἀξίωμα τῷ Μωυσῇ 
-- Μακάριοι γὰρ οἱ ἐλεήμονες ὅτι αὐτοὶ ἐλεηθήσονται (f. 2). 
f. 3 blank. 
2. καὶ πέρας ἔστι. τὸ μὲν οὖν ἀληθῶς τε καὶ κυρίως μακάριον ἡ θεία 
φύσις λέγοιτ᾽ ἂν εἰκότως. 
On Ps. 1 supplying a lacuna in the text of this MS. 
3. Further scholia on Pss, i-iv, xiv, at the end of which is: 
Londini in aedibus meis prid. Non. Jan. 1626 ex. ms. 
codice Dni Vsherii Hiberniae primatis descripsi. 


Text 
Συναγωγὴ ἐξηγήσεων παρὰ Νικήτα τοῦ Σερῶν els τὸν Wadripa 
συναχθεισῶν φιλοπόνως ᾿ 5 πο, ἢ 


Πρόκειται μὲν ἡμῖν τῶν ἱερῶν Ψαλμῶν ἡ ἐξήγησις. 
At the bottom is 
Ἔκ τῶν Myrpodavois(?) τοῦ Κριτοπούλου. 
On f. 8 
Hanc lacunam ex ms. D. Vsherii Primatis Armachani qui 
olim fuit Nicodemi Metaxae suppleuimus quam vide in 
charta proxima. Probably this is MS. 113 (Abbott’s 
Catalogue) at Trinity College, Dublin: paper, cent. xvi. 


The verso of the last leaf is stuck to a flyleaf. The last 


3 leaves are a repetition of part of the comment on Ps, xlvii. The 
text goes down to Ps. I xxii. 


1188. O. 3. 16 


Paper, 118 x 74, ff. cir. 100. Cent. xvii, very neatly written. 
No old mark. (M. 14. No. 428.) 


Collectiones de Re Navali veterum. 

e.g. Aristotelis Mechanica, with Latin version by H. Monantholius. 
Ex Scholiaste Apollonii. 

Ex Iulio Polluce. 

Ex naumachicis Leonis Imp. 

Ex libro 1 Thucydidis, 

Ex libro xvi Polybii ete. 

Including 


Jacobi Palmerii ad Memnonis fragmentum Exercitatio. 


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1189. ας TY 


Paper, 112 x 73, ff. cir. 100. Cent. xvii, fairly well written. 
Marked H. 8. No. 322. 


Iustus Lipsius his two bookes de Constantia englished by 
George Bucke Esq. 


In tenui Labor est, at tenuis non gloria 
1638. 


Dedication to Sir John Jacobs, knt, one of y* Farmers for his 
Mates Customes. 
Text follows. 


1190. Avrotycus. 8 ae eG 
6081 


Paper, 118 x 73, ff. cir. 150. Cent. xvii, very neatly written. 
Each page divided horizontally into two halves with red lines. 

Marked Η. 9. No. 323. 

By far the greater part of the νόδιε- is blank: but past the 
middle of it are 33 leaves written, containing 


Αὐτολύκου περὶ ἐπιτολῶν καὶ δύσεων βιβλίον πρῶτον 
Τῶν ἀπλανῶν ἀστέρων αἱ ἐπιτολαί τε καὶ δύσεις. 


The Greek text is written in the upper division. In the lower 


it was intended to write the Arabic version, but only one page 
of this has been done. 


The second book begins after 15 leaves, and occupies 16 leaves. 
Then follows 


Αὐτολύκου περὶ σφαίρας κινουμένης, 
Ὁμαλῶς λέγεται φέρεσθαι σημεῖα. 


Ending unfinished on the 3rd leaf with line 1 of section iv. 


1191. Recisrrum Brevium. O. 3. 19 


Vellum, 11} x 8, ff. 243, 40 lines to a page. Cent. xv, closely 
written. In old binding of skin over boards. 


202 _ CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [0. 3. 


Marked G, 20. No. 311. 

Collation : In quires of 8, two of 10: last of 8 (5 and 7 canc.). 

The catchwords are in some cases ornamented with shields 
etc.: one shield that occurs more than once has a bend dexter 
engrailed az. with 3 estoilles of five points arg. (see f. 139 ὁ). 


Registrum Brevium. 
1. Breue de Recto Patens (4 Hen. IV.?) as to Will. Pullesden. 


Fine initial of characteristic English style. 

The last division is de presentacione. The last brief de 
presentacione ad prebendam (Will. Ashton’s presentation by 
Robert Bp of Chichester to the prebend of Stone in the free chapel 
of Hastings). 


1192. ϑτατυτεβ. O. 3. 20 


Vellum, 113 x 84, ff. 180, 40 lines to a page. Cent. xiv early, 
well written in law hand. 
Binding: old red skin over boards: clasps gone. 
Marked H.17. No. 331. 
_ On the flyleaf the name Craddeley (xiv, xv) and Ego Will™s 
Bekke. A piece has been cut out of the leaf which is stuck to 
the Ist cover. 
On the flyleaf at the end, in a good hand of cent. xiv early, are 
these inscriptions. 
Aat (? Dat) ic blithe sii + dat ghi minne mi Mi soete lief en ghi. 
Al mi troest siin ghi+ theron god sta mi bi. 
Minne doet mi blide siin « die ic draghe in minen sinne. 


Efi ar soete mondekiin: Alse ic zie ar clar an sciin: 
Dinc (?) soe mi wesen Keiserinne. Minne doet mi etc. 


Collation: 2 flyleaves | δ᾽] 1%-6® 7° | 88 (wants 4-8) | οὐ τοῦ 
(8 canc.)—13° (wants 5 canc.) 145 15? | 168-228 | 2 flyleaves. 


Contents : 
Original table of contents to Part I.. AY epee ᾿ ort; ἃ 
Table of chapters 10) ane aes ; ‘ id 
I. Magna Carta de libertatibus Anglie . ᾿ 4 ᾿ Ι 
Carta de foresta . . . : - 3 ς : : 3 


Sentencia lata super Cartas ‘ ; : Ε ἷ ; 46 


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Prouisiones de Merton ᾿ d ‘ 
Dictum de Kenilleworth P 5 
Statut.: de Marleberge  . ᾿ , ᾿ 
-- Westm. primum. ᾿ 
= Gloucestr. ; Ἶ x 
Explanaciones eorundem 
Stat.: Westm. secundum 
Districciones Scaccarij * 5 ἢ . 
Stat. de Scaccario ‘ : 


— de Justiciariis assignatis aa cache πόμα 


Capitula in Itinere 
Noméva articuli in Itinere . ὃ ° 
Stat. de libertate clamandi. ° . ς 
Stat. de quo waranto . aieniibe τυτένην ν 
Adhuc de eodem . ς ‘ 
Stat. Wyntonie . ‘ ‘ r 
Articuli Stat. ἀτή : 
Stat. Exon. : 
Stat. de Maecactatbiay! 

de Moneta . . . 
Capitula de tonsura Monete 
Composicio monete, mensur. et Ponder. 
Composicio de Pondere 
Stat. de Emptoribus Terrarum . 


de Religiosis . 5 
Articuli contra schibiclousen Raw Allocandi 
Responsio per Regem. : ᾿ 


Stat. de Militibus 
De Gaueletto in Lond. 3 ᾿ 
De Bygamis . . . . 
Tract. de Antiquo Secnehicti Gases ᾿ 
Consuetudines et assise de Foresta 
Extenta Manerii . ξ é ‘ 
Visus Franci plegii . . . ° 
Assisa Panis et Ceruisie 5 
Iudicium Pillorie et Tumberelli . ‘ ὲ 
Modus calumpniandi Esson. 
Dies communes in Banco . ὁ ‘ 
in placito Dotis . 

Modus de Homagio et fide faciend. . 
Stat. de Conspiratoribus . . 

— de Recognitoribus . . ἃ ὁ 
Breue inde formatum . 
De Anno Bisextili 


Following this in a small hand of cent. xiv are three para- 


graphs in French. The first is: 


Fause plus veire 46 pie + tu menueas en Surye + mes pur vous 
neuray meys les eux ploureins + kar vous estes labbeye a 


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suffreytonz +e ne vous celeray mie. Bien conuz en frount 
la reyne de ceux qui eyment sanz payne « e des gays eyns 
ypocras nen sont meys +a a dieux queu fisiciane« si contre- 
fait la valeyne et vaut meys la terre ou tieu dame reigne. 

On 544 in a similar hand 

Pur ceo que plusours genz du Rieaulme dengletere et de la 
terre dirland ont einz ces huis souentefoiz souffers 
mescheff etc. 

In a hand of cent. xv, and on a different quality of vellum: 

De forincisis vocatis ad warantum . A Σ : 

Stat. de defencione juris. : Ξ ᾧ ὃ : Ε 

Prerogatiua Regis 5 - ᾧ ° - : ὸ 4 


Sacramentum Consiliariorum domini. Regis . 

de Sacram. Justiciariorum domini Regis . ‘ 
Imperfect. 

In the original hand. 

Fet asauoir . . . . - ‘ Ἢ z : . 


Parua Hengham. ᾿. . . ᾿ ah tei 1 
Cum sit necessarium . : é é Ἢ 5 : ‘ 
Magna Hengham 4 : . ᾽ > : : ‘ 


Iudicium Essoniorum . . 3 ᾿ 3 R ΐ Ἀ 
Cadit assisa ‘ = - 

Tract. de Bastardia (end πως ᾿ ῳ τ 
Excepciones (beginning ἀντ ΩΣ 3 J : Σ 
Tract. Corone . ᾿ ἱ . ὃ > ὃ 


Placita Corone . ᾿ 3 

Articuli in Narrando etc. 

Alia diuisio : Ἶ ᾿ ; “ Σ ; 

Excepciones contra Breuia . 

Ending f. 49: followed by another τὴν of French verses ν᾿ 
the scribe of f. 54 in vol. 1. There are here six para- 
graphs : 

Vn sen (?) de folye. 

Ly groyn de vne truye. 

Vne bourde veyre. 

Souche et perervyn (?). 

Deux rats usurers. 

Vn glacenz (?) de pyerre. 

49 4 is hie 

Registrum Brevium 

1. De Recto. 
2. Edwardus etc.: concerning Ric. de Wardington. 

Ending f. 55. 


"AY Ew Po 


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1198. Hector Borce. RASS, 21 


Paper, 11 x 8, ff. 348, 40 lines to a page. Cent. xvi early, in a 
clear ugly hand. 
Marked G. 25. No. 310. 


Contents: 
Hector Boece’s History of Scotland. 


1. Table, beginning imperfectly with c. vill. of book 1x. . f. i 
2. Names of the Scottish ἜΣ from Feargus to James ἡ, . viii 
3. Preface . : Ἢ . . ° . . xxi 
4. The discriptioun οἵ Αὐόνωι 6 ete, τ . . δ . + xxii 
Ane ballate . ° ἃ : . . . .  xxivd 


At the end of this is wlio 
liber cronicarum Regum et gestorum Scotorum pro domino 
Johanne Roull Priore de Pettinweym alias maijo (?). 
Preface of John Bellantyne to James V. ᾿ 5 . XXxviii 
Text ° ὃ ° XXX 
Ends imperfectly with the first two ties of CVs kesh XVII. 


1194. CraupIANI CaRMINA. { O. 3. 22 


6106 


; 

Vellum, 11} x 63, ff. 103, 42 lines to a page. Cent. xii, xiii, in 
a beautiful hand: bold plain initials. 

In the original binding of parchment over boards: at top and 
bottom of the back have been small flaps. Trace of chaining or 
clasp at middle of edge of first cover. Lettered (xiii) at top of 
first cover: 


Claudianus magnus Archiepiscopi (?). 
It is from Durham. On the flyleaf is: 
Liber S. Cuthberti de communi libraria monachorum Dunelm. 
On f. 1: 
A. Claudii Claudiani. D. magni 
and 
‘ ἃ. 7 “Ὁ. 


206 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


The entry in Catt. Vet¢. is on pp. 32, 109: 
A. Liber Claudiani. 2 fo. frena mari 


which corresponds with this MS. 


[O. 3. 


Gale acquired it in 1697. The earlier inscription 


Liber Samuelis Hammond 


also occurs. 

Marked G. 22. No. 307. 

Collation : i*—-vii® (8 canc.)—xi® xii® xiii® xiv’. 
marked on the last leaf. 


Contents: 


Prefatio in librum claudii Claudiani . : 3 : 
Phebeo domitus phiton cum decidit arcu. 
Inc. liber in Rufinum primus. . : : ; 
Prefatio 2 ‘ . : . $ iad ai 
Inc. de bello Gildonico. 
Redditur imperiis. 
In Eutropium liber primus. Semiferus . ἐ ᾿ 
Lib. ii. Qui modo . 3 ; : Ἶ 3 
Fescennina de nuptiis honorii Augusti lib. 1155, 
Princeps corusco. 
Epitalamium de nuptiis honorii aug. 
Panegericus de tercio consulatu . ~ “ . . 
Inc. in eundem in iiii®™ consulatum dictus 
Panegericus dictus Theodoro consuli 2 : 
Liber de consulatu Stiliconis primus . ς 2 . 
ii. 574, iii. 63. 
Panegerios (!) de sexto consulatu honorii Aug. Prefacio 
Omnia que sensu. 
Liber iii. ἃ δ ἘΣ τ ΡΩΝ | ez 
Aurea fortune. 
De bello Getico. Post resides . . . ° 
Inc. liber v. Intacti. 
Ends f. 84: 
Dicite uesane romam non tempnere gentes. 
Solitas galea fulgere comas . : ν ‘ 4 
(from the Fescennina f. 32 δ). 
Descriptio portus mirmensis . . 8 $ . . 
Vrbs. 
Descriptio armenti. 
Non tales. 
Est in spectu longe lacus, 
Est procul. 


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Rimanti tellum facit ira. 
In iaculum. 
De auriga marmorea. 
Quis dedit. 
De Policaste et Pertica. 
Quid non seuus. 
De histrice  . ᾿ ‘ Ἶ ῷ Se a 
Audieram. 
De birro castoreo . : ὃ . . : . . 
Nominis. 
In sepulcrum speciose. 
Pulcris stare. 
De Balneis quintianis que erant in uia. 
Fontibus. 
In podragicum qui carmina stare dicebat. 
Que tibi. 
Ad maximum qui ei mel misit. 
Dulcia. 
De Paupere Amarite (amante). 
Paupertas. 
Ex eodem. 
Exuriens. 
De piis fratribus. De staturis (!) eorum 
Aspice. 
De mulabus Gallicis . 2 2 
Aspice morigeras. 
Ad gennadium ex-proconsulem. 
Italie. 
De senatore (!) ueronensi. 
Felix. 
De Teoro et Adriano . : a ° Ἂ . 
Manlius. 
Prefacio (!) ad adrianum. 
Usque adeo. 
In. aletiom: qnestowem . -., δ᾽ νὼ τ = lit 
Sic non. 
De Bucusta (locusta). 
Horret apex. : 
Epitalamius (Palladii et Celerinae) . . 2 ‘ 
Carmina prothalamum. 
Forte uenus blando. 


Aponus . . Ρ ς - A ᾿ 
Mons antheoneo. 

Fenix . Ἀ ‘ 4 ὰ ‘ ‘ ‘ Ξ 
Oceani summo. 

(De nilo.) 


Felix qui pharias. 
Magnes . . : . . : . . . . 


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85 


85 


86 


86 ὁ 


87 


88 


88 


ο3 ὁ 


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Quisquis sollicitat. 


Laus serene . 
Ep. ad serenam 


Orphea cum primum. 


De saluatore . 


. . . . . 


Christe potens. 


De Cristallo . 


Assedit (Possedit). 


Ex eodem. 


Limphe (Nymphae). 
Ep. ad Olibrium . ᾿ ᾿ ‘ ; Ξ Ν ‘ 
Liber eiusdem ad probium . 3 > , Ἶ ᾿ 
De agno et leone . : . ὃ ς : 


In Curetium. 


Fallaces uitreo. 


De curetio eius. 


Si tua cureti. 


(De Concha.) 


Transferat huc. 
De muneribus Honorii . 
Non semper. 


Ex eodem. 


O felix sonipes. 
De phaleris equi a (Arcadii) missis. 
Accipe parua. 
De turpitudine (torpedine) . * : ᾿ Ἀ ᾿ 


Quis non. 


In magistrum Iacobum. 


Per cineres. 
In fera (sphera) 
lIupiter in. 


Archimedis . Ρ : Ζ ᾿ ᾿ 


De Gigantomachia 
Terra parens. 
Ending f. 102@: 
En iterum conu<u>lsa feror ;. 


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[ο. 3. 


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97 
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98 ὁ 
99 


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100 


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Contents : 
Excerpta de Legationibus. 
At the top of f. 1 is: 


ὁ épavicas τὸ παρὸν θεοδόσιος ἐστίν ὁ μικρός. 
ὑπόθεσις τοῦ περὶ πρέσβεων τεύχους ῥωμαίων πρὸς ἐθνικούς. 
προοίμιον 
Ὅσοι τῶν πάλαι ποτὲ βασιλέων. 
The first Excerpt from Petrus Patricius begins on f. 3. 
Ὅτι βαλλεριανὸς εὐλαβηθεὶς κ.τ.λ. 


The last, from Theophylactus Simocatta. 
On the last leaf is a πίναξ of the contents. 


Gale has noted what portions of the text occur in Hoeschel’s 
edition. 


1196. | ἘΣ 


Paper, 13} x 84, pp. 79 written. Cent. xvii, in a neat hand. 
Marked G. 23. No. 308. 


Mellificium Artis maius. Vol. 2%, 
Exon. Oxon. 1639. 


1. A compendium leading to prophane History (in 8 chapters). 

2. A direction for the orderly reading of the English History 
in 12 chapters. 

The name James Grassell, and an anagram, Amondides 
Lamedor Shafan, occur on flyleaves. 


1197. ΚΕ. Worsevey’s SyNEDRIUM. GA 2:. 3 ς 


Paper, 10% x 8, pp. 64 and 132. Cent. xvi (1554), well written. 
Marked G. 24. No. 3009. 
The name Edward Worseley on the flyleaf. 
1. Synedrium idest Concessus animalium videlicet collectio mor{aJe 
comoediae aut pocius tragoediae descriptive. 

Prologue in Latin verse. 

Act 1... Se. 1. 

Ludolphus lupus, orbilio lex rex. Patres conscripti. 


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Non tanta vos arbitror habet obliuio etc. 
In Latin prose. Ending imperfectly with p. 64. 
2. Synedrii idest consessus animalium inscripta tragoedia. 
Per Radulphum Worsellaeum. 
A.d. 1553. Mense Novembris 14 die. 
Elenchus siue Tabula (an analysis of the play). 
Fabulae interlocutores. 
Argumentum. 
Prologus. 
Text (in Latin trimeter iambics). 
O imperator omnium illustrissime . ᾽ ‘i ἣ ἘΣ ἢ αν 
Ends p. 132 
Culpate nam haec eius sunt verba non mea. 
Synedrii siue consessus animalium finis. 27 die Febr. 
1554- 
Per me Radulphum Worselaeum. 


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6112 


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At the top of f. 1: 


Sum ex libris Ric. Lister (xvi). 


Contents : 


Rastell’s Dialogues. 
The first leaf (or leaves) of the Prologue wanting: it begins 
And reported every argument and reason. 
The Fyrst dialoge of the marueylous existens of God. ; Mo atin 
An introducyon to the mater. Caput primum. Comynge de ἢ 
Almayne. Now my frynde Gyngemyn. 
The Seconde dialoge of the immortalyte of mannys soule . 2 16 
The thirde dyaloge. That the soule doithe suffer and not the body. 
And that by the iustice of God there muste be a purgatory because 
that som tyme man dieth without makynge full satisfaction. . 39 
Ending f. 644: And I pray god be thy gyde. Amen. 
Thus endethe this lytyll treatyse gedered and compiled by 
John Rastell. And also by the same John imprynted and fully 
fynyshed the x daye of October, the yere of οἵ Lorde god. 
M. CCCCC, XXX. 
Cum priuilegio Regali. 
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Contents : 


Prologus Monaldi monachi consolatoris reymundi magni in librum 
de secretis nature seu quinte essencie quem compilauit Idem R. 
ad instanciam dicti Monaldi_. . . . : ee oy A 
Contristatus erat Raymundus 
—ideoque sic intitulatur. 
(Raymundus de quinta essencia.) 
Deus cum tue sublimis bonitatis . ὁ. ‘ . ‘ . 26 
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The inserted leaf after f. 22 has receipts in a late xvith cent. hand. 
Ca SEE ech RO ANG aie gta tes id 
Liber 111, ἘΠ. ᾿ 40 
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Others follow, a good one of a furnace on f, 88 ὁ. 
On f. 99 a new tract certainly begins, namely the 
Anima Artis transmutatorie . : . . . 99 
Fulgurat regis dyadema Roberti regum illustrissimi. 
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Julii frontini in strategematibus libri 1111 


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Contents: 


Inc. prefacio libri primi Julii frontini super strategemata . seh as 

Cum ad instituendam 

—gerenda sunt. 

Capitula. ° . . . . . ; : . . . 16 
Inc. Sexti + Julii Frontini strategematon liber primus - . A 16 
C. 1 de occultandis consiliis. 
Marcus porcius Cato. 
Liber II. 2 : i ᾽ ; 2 . 3 - ᾿ [2 
Liber TIT. . ᾿ ᾿ a Σ 2 5 4 : - A 27 
Liber IV. 


: - 34.6 
Ends f. 434: prelio victi sunt. 
Sex. Jul. Front. strateg. lib, quartus Expl. 
On ἢ. 434—45¢ is an excerpt beginning: 
Tytus autem alexandriam transmissus ex achaia cicius quam 
per hyemem sperabatur manum quidem militum cuius causa 
directus fuerat suscepit. 
Ending 
Fortasse autem ad experienciam proderunt bonarum arcium Ὁ 
studiosis Romane instituta milicie nescientibus. Redeo 
tamen unde digressus sum. 
1201. VeEGETIUS ETC. 6 Ring: Bake 


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Contents : 


1. Flauij Vegati (corr. 4o Vegecii) Renati viri illustris Epitoma de 
Re militari incipit. In epitoma infortutorum(!) rei militaris 
de commentariis Catonis Augusti Traiani Adriani nec non et 
iame (etiam 6) frontoni in quator (!) partes distinctum . a ae 
Primus liber leccionem edocet Juniorum 
—ars et exercicium solent prestare victoriam. 
Inc. capitula primi libri, 
Inc. libri primi prefacio. : τῶ κι ἢ ἈΝ ΣΎ τών ὡς 16 
Antiquis temporibus 
—requirendum credis inuenias. 
Inc. liber primus. Cap. 1. . . - re; ae 2 
Romanos omnes gentes sola armorum pea ietiie vicisse. 
Nulla enim alia re videmus populum Ro. 


Liber ii. . ὡ “ : . ξ ς A A ‘ 5 οὐ 
Liber iii. ‘ ; Ξ “yt ᾿ . ° ° ° 18 
Liber iv. é ᾧ ; A « 3 . 2 . Ξ 36 5 


Ending f. 47: vetus doctrina monstrauerat. 
ΕἸ. eutropius emendaui sine exemplario Constantinopol. Consul. 
valentiniano Aug. v. et abiem (sic). 
Flauii Vegeti Renati Viri Illustr. 1111" explicit. 
2. Prefacio in translacionem libri plutarchi de alexandri fortuna 
et virtute . . . . . 476 
Reverendissimo patri d. Petro Basilice ee pak a ΜΙΣΝ 
sancte Romane ecclesie presb. cardinali Jacobus Angelus suus. 
Nuper inter quosdam urbis nostre florentine 
—deinde uel proba uel dampna. 


De Alexandri fortuna aut virtute Plutarchi liber primus . 48 
Hic fortune sermo est. 
Liber ii. Priori die ut uidetur . Ξ = 53 
Liber iii. De Romanorum fortuna aut virtute plutarchi liber 
tercius . . . F : . . . 616 
que sepe sansa certamina, 
Ends f. 684: iuxta eundem poetam 


Tradere equos pugne peditumque furoribus uti. 
On the flyleaf an old list of contents, the first line (Frontini 
Strategemata) erased. 
Two rude sketches (Elizabethan) of a man’s head, and of a 
youth (Narcissus) kneeling and looking at his reflection in a tank. 


1202. Mepica. 9)... 30 


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Contents: 


Alphabetical table occupying three leaves (xiv, xv). 
1. Practica Willelmi de Placentia (de Saliceto, cir. 1270) ae eS 
Eorum que fiunt et possunt sciri 
—ad omnium infirmitatum curacionem. 
Capitulum generale in quo determinat de rebus que pertinent 
ad laudem et honorem cum utilitate et fine medicinalis 
operacionis. 
In hoc omnes sapientes conueniunt. 
Ends f. 131 (c. 200): et deus melius nouit. 
Expl. optimus liber practice mag. Will. de Placentia anno 
domini M° CCC XXVI° completus in die cathedre S. Petri. 
1316, 132 are blank. 
2. In another hand. 
Liber secundus de Febribus et de hiis que sunt necessaria in 
consideracione curacionis febrium ‘ : 5 1 Σ 133 
Capitula (38). 
1. Febris est calor naturalis alteratus in corde. 
Ends apparently unfinished in c. 37 Ὁ on ἢ. 185 ὁ. 
Liber tercius . : A 
Primum cap. libri tercii ἂξ farfaribas: 
Capitula (33). 
Hec est secunda pars istius libri. 
Cap. 1. determinabitur de cautela venenosa, etc. 
(13 Capitula.) 
Text. Furfures sunt quedam superfluitates . pe 2 ὃ 186 ὁ 
Part ii. begins on f. 206 ὁ 
De venenis quedam sunt que dantur occulte. 
Ends f. 2226 
Inc. liber quartus in quo determinabitur de medicinis compositis Ὁ 
et simplicibus utilibus et necessariis ad omnium infirmitatum 
curacionem et primo fit mencio de compositis secundo de 
simplicibus medicinis. 
Capitula (29). 


τ 186 


C. 1. Condiciones et cause que inducunt medicos ‘ . 223 
In the text are 32 chapters. 
Inc. 2° quarti libri de simplicibus medicinis . : . F 2516 


Secunda pars istius libri quarti que est de medicinis. 
The remedies are arranged alphabetically beginning with dgua 
and ending with Ysopus (283 δ): 
—confortatur eius solucio. 
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1203. Seneca. ἐν ν᾿ 31 


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1. Inc. liber Senece de beneficiis : - 5 ῳ . seh at 
Annei senece. Inc. liber primus de ‘beneficiis ad ebutium 
liberalem amicum suum. 
Inter multos ac uarios errores. 


Liber ii. . τ ; ; ‘ : ‘ ; 5 Ξ . 4 

Liber iii. . : - : . . : . ‘ . οὐ 
Liber iv. : 5 A ‘ ; : 3 : : 15° 
Liber v. . Σ ; 5 2 A - ὦ ᾽ : 3 216 


Liber vi. sn wp ᾿ ᾧ ᾿ : . : . : 26 ὁ 
Liber vii. Ὰ . 3 ; i : “ ᾽ : . 326 
Ends f. 37 ὁ. 
A column and a bit are filled with later verses etc. 
Abbas Abbatum uia uite gloria uatum. : 
Si mihi des capam facies de paupere papam. 
Pontificum struma etc. 
Infrascriptos libros gubernat nicolaus de fecato, qui sunt 
Speculum sine tabulis. 
Repertorium. 
Usus feudorum. 
Decretales, 
Codex. 
Autenticum. 
eInnocencius, 
Capitula reg. in bombicinis cartis. 
Archidiaconus super decretali. 
Glose d. Andree super constitucionibus. 
Digestum nouum. 
Vnus liber qui sic inc. Munerum alia sordida alia honesta. 


Infortiatum. 
Instituciones. 
A number of scribbled verses headed Paries, Primas etc. 
2. Seneca de 1111* uirtutibus + primo de prudentia . ὃ . 38 


Quisquis prudentiam sequi desideras 
—per negligentiam pl. Expl. liber Senece de uerborum copia. 
3. Inc. Lucii annei ad Neronem de clementia liber primus’ . 42 
Scribere de clementia. 


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Liber ii. . ᾿ 476 
—praua flectantur. 
L. A. S. liber ii. de clemencia ad neronem cesarem discipulum 
suum expl. feliciter. 
4. De remediis fortuitorum malorum ad gallionem . ‘ . 49 
Licet cunctorum poetarum. 
Ends f. 504 
Nolo spe pugnare uictorie ne perdam aliquando Victoriam. 


1204. Seneca RHETOR. Agee ee 


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Finitam cuique rei magnitudinem natura dedicat. 
The Greek passages are inserted in capitals. 
The hand changes at f. 37. 
Ending f. 9: et mortes fenerauerunt. 
2. Controuersiae beginning on f. 9 with a heading added by a 
later hand (xv) 
Liber declamationwm Senece 
Liberi parentes alant. 
And a note at the top of the page ‘‘declamacionum deficit 
proemium” (xv). 
Liber iii. f. 21, Lib. iv. f. 39 4, Lib. v. 446, Lib. vi. 544. 
Ends f. 63 ὁ (Controv. x. 35). 
Narrare soleo non ego rem psio (quae scio). 
Expl. Seneca de controuersiis. 


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On f. 1 


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Inc. capitula libri Valerii Maximi . ᾿ ‘ : ee 
Val. Max. Factorum memorabilium et dictorum τ liber inc. de 
religione. 
Vrbis rome exterarumque gentium. 

Liber ii. A - = ; A : Ἶ Rat τὸ ‘ ὃ 8 
Liber iii : d > 4 ᾿ ὃ . , . ‘ . 15 
Liber iv : . ἃ . ᾿ ᾿ Ἂ ᾿ ‘ . = 226 
Liber v. A ‘ > ᾿ < ‘ ° Ά : Ἔ : 30 
Liber vi ‘ ὰ ἃ F : ‘ - ᾿ - 5 ᾿ 38 
Liber vii ὃ ᾿ : : , 4 ‘ = Ἄ ᾿ . 46 
Liber viii . ᾿ ᾿ . ὃ 5 ‘ A ‘ ᾿ . 53 
Liber ix : ; 60 


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Expl. lib, nonus Valerii et finit opus. 


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Ambrosii Exameron. Liber primus ij fo. | ad populi \ h « xxviii. 


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Title in red and green capitals. 
Inc. Liber Exameron idest sex dierum sancti ambrosii Medio- 
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_facta est lux apellavitque lucem diem et tenebras noctem. 
Tantumne opinionis assumpsisse homines. 


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Liber iv : : eae ‘ . ‘ 5 : ; . 42 
Liber v. - : . : ᾿ = 2 ὺ Ἶ - > 526 
Liber vi . . . 5 ὃ 756 


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Jerome’s Prologue beginning imperfectly  . : 5 : +) δ Σ: 
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2nd Prologue. Desiderii mei - 16 


᾿ Genesis with initial containing seven eHiptical scares of the. seven 
days of creation: rough work with gold grounds. 
Exod.—4 Regum. 
Proverbs (initial with Solomon seated)—Ecclesiasticus, Job, Tobit, 
Judith, Hester, 1, 2 Maccabees. 
Daniel, Ezechiel, Twelve Prophets, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations. 


i ) ie 


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Psalter ending with Ps. 151 Pusillus eram. 

1, 2 Chronicles. 

Ezra, Nehemiah. 

Evv. (hand changes to a finer one at. Mark i.). 


Acts, Cath. Epp., Apocalypse, 
Paul. Epp. 


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On ἢ. 14 a brief analysis of the contents. 
On ἢ. iiid Breuiarium Ysydori iunioris hispalensis ep. de libris 
ethimologiarum viginti with a short preface. 
Isidorus lectori salutem 
—Conditor huius codicis disputauit. ‘ 
1. Isidori Etymologiarum Libri XX. (7. 2. LXXXIL) . wii. 2 
Domino meo et dei seruo Braulioni 
—beatissime domine pater. 
Domino meo etc. 
—stilo maiorum. 
Capitula of Lib. 1. 
Text. Disciplina a discendo nomen accepit. 
There are insertions on slips in the earlier part of the book, 
f. 35 has diagrams in another hand, not much later. 
The hand changes at f. 180. 


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The text of Lib. xx. ends on f. 198a@ 
Pax legentibus et scribentibus in Christo. Amen. 
2. An index of words in 3 columns, with interlinear explanations, 
some in vernacular . . : “ 4 ; ; δ 198 ὁ 
e.g. Aurifrigium Orfreis 
Arraboni _Ernaesse 
Calomia Nacle 
Ceruical _ oreiler . 
Capito cheuenne etc. 
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Cum sit omnis caro fenum et post fenum fiat cenum homo 
quid extolleris. 
3. Index of cent. xiv in 3 columns . Ὁ : 2 : ᾿ 203 
Inc. kalendarium in Ysidori Ethimologias. 
A. litera—Zorobabel (222 ὁ). 
On 2234 are scribbles, e.g. (xiv) 
Wo ys hym pat hys wo ant get Wit wo ybounde 
Wo Wrgte hym wo menerstounde. 


Mors tua mors Christi fraus mundi gloria celi 
Et dolor inferne sunt meditanda tibi. 


Me manibus duris non conprimet incola ruris 
Eius sunt iuris tr(i)a trabula vanga securis. 


1210. Musica. + taaQ id shea 


Vellum, 9? x 8, ff. 18+2. Cent. xv late, well written. In 
something like a Roman hand. 

Marked B. 32. No. 98. 

Collation : 18 2” (wants I, 2). 

On the flyleaf the name Breuiarium Charier (xvi, xvii). 


Contents : 


Tract on Music. 


De Genere multiplici et eius speciebus. . . .«. .«. f ὦ 
Multiplex genus est quum maior numerus comparatus et super- 
positus minori comprehendit ipsum intra se pluries precise. 
Examples are given, on a five-line stave throughout. 
On f. 26: Satis tractatum de genere multiplici. 


De Genere superparticulari et eius speciebus : ; : 26 
De Genere superpartienti - - : : . ἃ = 5 
De Genere multiplici superpartiente et eius speciebus . ᾿ οὐ 


On {πε΄ last example (f. 12a) is: 
Quod Joannes Dygouns M° Vuylborns, 


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f. 126 is blank. 
On f. 13 begins another division in which the same genera are 
treated, with examples. It begins 
Proportio dupla est prima species multiplicis generis 
and ends on f. 18a: aut per figuram ut hic. 8 ad O. 8 ad C. 
An example follows. 


1211. Raymunpus Lutttus. O. 3. 39 


Paper, 94 x 7, ff. 80. Cent. xvi, roughly written, in an Italian 
hand. 

Marked B. 52. No. 118. 

On the flyleaf 


Iste est liber de esse angelico qui est valde vtilis et cognoscendus in breuitate. 


Also 


Raymundus Lullius ars eius. 


On the verso 


Opusculum de baptismo composuit presbiter simon pharendus rector S. marie de 
muratis paduane diocesis impressum venetiis per Ginelmum Galum (?). 


On the next leaves are notes and tables of contents, and a 
rough sketch of a man riding towards a castle. 

The text appears to begin on f. 5 ὁ 

Yhesus. Maria. Raymundus. ‘ 


In isto tractatu ostenditur quomodo possimus gloriosissimum deum dominum nostrum 
contemplari per x modos, 


It is difficult to see where the tract ends. The book is very 
badly written. It has many diagrams, and copious lists of 
quaestiones. 


1212. Secreta SEcRETORUM, IN ENGLISH. O. 3. 40 


Vellum, 9% x 64, ff. 44, 22 lines to a page. Cent. xv, finely 
written. 

Marked B. 41. No. 106 (107). 

Collation: 1 flyleaf. 1" 28-68 7%. 


222 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. 3 


The Secreta Secretorum in English verse: stanzas of 7 lines. 


This philesofre famous and notable 

In al his dedis prudent and right wise 
Called philipe avise and tretable 

In the cite brought forthe of parise 


It to translate fro Greek in to chalde. 
Here it is to remembir that the translatour resortith ageyne to put 
in a prologe which is sette in the prologe of latyn and to 
embelisshe this prologe that I have begunne to Fe, it in pig a I 
sette it here procedinge in this wise . he ae 
I can remembre and muse in my resoun 


In his epistyll to alisaundir kynge. 
Here is the secunde nae that kynge Alisaundre sent to 
_ Aristotiles : ° . ὲ “ ᾿ : . 7 
When alisaundir. as is εὐδία here 


To obeye his byddyng this book he to him sent. 
To telle of hym the genelogie 
Whiche translated this book . > ‘ : ᾿ 2 10 
He that firste this labour vndirtook. 
(Marginal note of cent. xvi: see this in prose in Lib: Μ: 5: 
secreta secretorum ph. 3. 21. pag. 27. 151.) 


This pistyl write vndir this same forme. 
Here is the Epistil of the Translatoure Ἢ Ξ ῷ : 3 II 
In the name of aristotiles 


Touchid somdele in parti here to forne. 
Of foure maner kyngis diuerse of disposicion . 2 ὃ ᾿ 13 
Ther be kyngis disposed bi nature. 
Ends imperfectly on f. 44 4 in the section: Of a kyngis Secretarie. 
—and thy magnificence lerne this of me 
- (catch-word) w* greet. 


1213. Prosper. SEDULIUS. QO. ger 


_ Vellum, 9} x 6, ff. 71, 22 lines to a page. Cent. xii, in a large 
bold upright hand. Initials in red and green. The first leaves 
rather wormed. 

Marked B. 23. No. 89. . 2 fo, Sola malis. 


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Apparently from Reading. On a flyleaf at end is a note of 
cent. xiv. 


iiij. Id. Febr. apud Sanctam Mariam Rading. 
Ob. Johannes noster com monachus .o. oliuer. Adelize ao auct". 
iii, Id. feb. o. Joh. noster com-monachus. 


_ I do not find it in the Reading catalogue (Zug. Hist. Review, . 
1888, p. 117 sqq.): but it may be later in date than that. . 
Collation: 1°45 (+ 8*) 58-88 9°. 


Contents: 


1. Prosperi epigrammata (7. Z. LI. 497) - : Ξ ἐς κα 
Hec Augustini ex sacris epigrammata dictis 


Sidereum celi cupiunt qui scandere regnum. 
Inc. epigrammata prosperi uiri eruditissimi ab augustino 
deflorata. 
Dum sacris mentem placet exercere loquelis. 
There are a few interlinear glosses in Latin. 
The titles are mostly in red capitals. 
Ends on f. 304 
Crescere non cupiens perdit adepta tepens. 
Expl. Epigigrammata (!) prosperi. 
Versus prosperi ad coniugem suam : . . ς . 30 6 
Age iam precor mearum comes inremota rerum. 
Ending f. 334 , 
Vna sit atque duos spiritus unus alat. 
Finit liber Prosperi. 
f. 33 6 is blank. 
2. Sedulii Carmen Paschale_ . : . 3 Ξ : é 34 
There is no old title. 
Pascales quicumque dapes conuiua requiris. 
Ends f. 696 
Omnia constituens te non formauit ut esses. : 
Notes of a devotional kind follow in a good hand of cent. 
xii, xiii. 
1. ad humilitatis et mundicie custodiam. 
Tetra turpis fetida etc. 
2. Egressa anima a corpore deformis et pallida est etc. 
38. Configo domine timore tuo carnes meas etc. 


On the flyleaves are unimportant scribbles besides the notes 
already given. 


224 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [O. 3. 


1214. Pavvapius ETC. { O. 3. 42 
6021 


Vellum, οὐ x 6, ff. 100, 30 lines to a page. Cent. xii late, in a 
good hand. Initials in red and green. 

Marked B. 22. No. 88. 2 fo. purus auditus. 

From Byland Abbey, Yorkshire. On ἢ 1 at top in a hand of 


cent. xiv is 
Liber S. Marie de Bella Landa. 


Collation: 18128 134, 
Contents: 


1. Palladii Rutili Tauri Emiliani viri illustris. Opus Agriculture 


inc. 
Inc. capitula libri primi. . 2 > > ° . Sab fee τῇ 
Text i. De preceptis rei rustice . "ἧς ὦ . ange 16 


Pars est prima prudencie. 
Ends on f. 70 (de horis). hor. xi. pedes xxix. 
Palladii Rutili Tauri emiliani viri ill. op. agriculture explicit. 
2. Inc. de architectura ualde utilis scientia de libris antiquorum 
qui de hoc scripserunt non paruo labore excerpta  . . 706 
Multa oratione de artis architectorie peritia uitrubius polio 
aliique auctores scientissime scripserunt. 
The second section is 
De xii uentis . ; : : 2 Ν : Ὶ Ξ 71 
Ferunt quidam philosophorum eratosthenen. 
Then follows 
De aque ductibus. 
De puteis fodiendis. 
De probatione aque. 


De fistulis organicis. 
De calce. 


De fabrica uille rustice disponenda. 
De balneis. 


De coloribus. 


De norme institutione. 

De horologii institutione. 

(De spera.) 

De solidamentis. 

De altitudine arborum siue turrium probanda. 


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Probacio auri. 
De arte multiplicandi. 
De arte organizandi. Σ 
Geometria (from Mart. Capella vi.) ᾷ , ᾿ ‘ 82 
Geometria dicor quod permeatam crebro admensam- 
que tellurem. 
Ending benignissima cunctarum comprobatur (Mart. Cap. 
vi. fin.). 
Then follow the first three lines of the sixth book 
Virgo armata 
—sacra tonantis. 
A further extract follows 
Interualla sperarum a terra indagare temptauerunt : ἡ 98 ὁ 
—multiplicata supputatione. 
In another hand. 
Amaracum 91 5 marmorana - x A ‘ , ° 99 6 
Names of plants, followed by notes of winds, temperaments, 
etc., ending on f. 1004 
In quatuor partes diui(di)mus corpus humanum. caput 
stomacum uentrem atque uesicam. 


1215. Pa.vapivus. | O. 3. 43 


6021 


Vellum, οὗ x 7, ff. 102 + 1, double columns of 24 lines. Cent. xiti 
early, in a large hand, rather pointed. Handsome initials in blue, 
red, and green. 

Marked B. 22. No. 88. 2 fo. inoffensum. 

A note by Gale on f. 1 

Alius MS. in Bibl. Lambethana. 
Benedict. Cantabr. 


in Bibl. Publica. 
in Bibl. ΜῈ Langly Salop. 


' From St Augustine’s, Canterbury: on the flyleaf is (xiv): 


Palladius Rogerii Abbatis. Di. xi. Gra. 111. 
Liber S. Aug. Cant. 


Entered in the Abbey Catalogue f. 76: Palladius de agricultura, 
2 fo. inoffensum, D.—G.— 
Collation: 1 (10 canc.) 28-11% 12° 13°. 


ἯΙ ΤΕΣ 15 


226 


CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [0. 3. 


Contents: 


Ine. capitula palladii usque ad mensem ianuarium -. ὁ 7 ee | 


1. De ratione agri eligendi et colendi. 
37- De instrumentis operum. 


Palladii Rutili Tauri Emiliani uiri illustris opus agriculture inc. 
Prologus 


Pars est prudentie. 


c. 37 ends f. 194. a ianuario faciamus initium. 


Inc. 
Inc. 


opera rusticana singulis mensibus agenda. 
capitula ianuarii . . ‘ : . 4 : . : 19d 


Ends f. 102@ 


Hora xi pedes xxix. 


Pallad. Rut. Tauri Emil. uir. ill. opus agriculture explicit. 
On the verso are verses in a good hand of cir. 1300. 


1216. 


The 


(r) 
(2) 
(3) 
(4) 
(5) 
(6) 


Tem. for. pur. Jus. spes. ἢ. ca. sunt vir, quatuor et tres. 
I bis et a bis et 1. 5, g. sunt crimina septem. 

Sit piger ad penam presidens ad premia velox 

Et doleat cociens cogitur esse ferox. 

Vincere si cupis inflatos vince tacendo 

plus metuunt homines tacitos quam magna loquentes. 

Si pir ponis in ir perit ir si perforet ir pir 

Ve dico nascenti ve viuo ve morienti 

Ve ve quod sine ve non viuit filius eue. 


MATHEMATICA. O. 3. 44 


entry in the MS. Catalogue is as follows (B. 34. No. 100): 


Confectio et usus astrolabii. 

Computus Johannis de Sacro Bosco. 

Tractatus quadrantis mag. Johannis in Monte, Pessulano. 
Astrolabium Messahallae. 

Roberti Grostest castellum amoris. 

Initium Vitae et Passionis 5. Margaretae, in old English Verse: 


Articles 1-4 and 5 now form MSS. Egerton 844 and 8468 in 
the British Museum. They were acquired in 1838 from signee to 
whom J. O. Halliwell had sold them. 


844 


is a vellum book, οὗ x6, ff. 84, 34 lines to a page, of: 


cent. xiv. . 
Marked Bibliotheca Halliwelliana 65. 2 fo. cyfra et transferatur. 


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It contains 


1. Jo. de Sacro Bosco de arithmetica (or Algorismus) . ety 
Omnia que a primeua rerum origine 
—dicta sufficiant. Expl. Algorismus. 
It has good diagrams. 
SANE OO SO ar Ye ins FIR ν ιν, 0 76 
3. Tractatus de minuciis . - - Ξ = ᾿ . 21 
Cum multos de numeris tractatus 
—operi tam breuissimo. Expl. tract. de minuciis. 
4. Joh. de Sacro Bosco de computo (in verse with gloss) ὲ 235 
᾿ Compotus est sciencia. 
—Ecclesie christi quam nos hinc fructificamus. Amen. 
Expl. compotus mag. J. de Sacro Bosco. 
5. Inc. tract. quadrantis ueteris secundum mag. Joh. in monte 
pessulano . . PCT ee eer ee! 
Geometrie due sunt το Ὡς 
—uasis ee aed Expl. quadrans. 
6. Tables . Ἢ 2 550 
7. Prohemium ἜΤ ΑΣΕς ἴῃ Keftclabions ietoabatleth 
Scito quod astrolabium. 
-—Expl. practica astrolabii. 
8. Inc. theorica planetarum et primo de theorica motus solis et 
cicli eius (by Campanus) . . ° : . μ 5 77 
Circulus est circuitus. 


846B. 9} x 64, ff. 12, double columns of 40 lines. Cent. xiv 
early. The old foliation seems to have been erased. 
Marked Bibl. Halliwell. 297. 2 fo. quanque deu. 
At top of f. 1 in red is “ Robert Grosseteste.” 
It contains the Castellum amoris, beginning 
Ky bien pense bien poet dire. 


Ending. El noun ihesu le fyz marye. 
Expl. tract. qui vocatur scala celi. 


There seems to be no break ; and the MS. consists of a single 
quire of 12 leaves. 

I have not as yet discovered the whereabouts of the Life of 
St Margaret. 


1217. ϑταάτυτεβ ETC. O. 3. 45 


Vellum, οὐ x 64, ff. 69+ 2, 47 lines to a page. Cent. xiv early, 
in a good hand. 


15—2 


228 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


Marked B. 47. No. 113. 


Collation: 1 flyleaf. 13-58 6° 7* 88 (8 canc.) οὗ | 1 flyleaf. 
On the verso of the flyleaf is the price xx‘ (xv) and several 


[O. 3. 


beginnings of deeds in which the name Joh. Punchardoun occurs. 


On the lower margin of 4 is a similar scribble with the words 


Johannes Punchardoun de manerio suo de Jordanstouz et eciam(?) de Preston 


Lydiard. 


Also on 45 4, 46a 


A. Moun, Sir. Henr. Spygurnel & a ces Compaygn. Justic. mre Seygn* le Roy sy 


pleygne John. de(?) Tecton cum (?) Walton. 


A Moun. Sir. John Yng’ and a ces compaygn. etc. si pleygne John de Lydyard 


Seynt Laur. 


Contents : 


1. Registrum Brevium (of Edward I.) 
Ending on f. 16a. 
On the same page very faintly written is some macaronic 
verse 


parere 
En tempore (?) quand ..,tent flurs et frutz pavens natura 


E les oysels ? em forsent touzs cantus dulces prodere. 
28 lines: most of them end with the beginnings of Latin 
hymns. 
On the verso are a few other verses in French, also very faint. 
Also 
Statuta de Ward’ et Releuiis 
In the older hand: 
2. Fet asauer . F 
beginning ienpsertectty ἢ in Cap. a 
Ends f. 20a. Expliciunt summe fet a sauer. 
Magna Carta . ; - “ ᾿ 
Carta de foresta . 
Statuta de Marlebérge 
Stat. Gloucestr. . 
Stat. prima Westm. 
Stat. Prouis. Armorum. . x 
Stat. de Salopebyreg .« . . 
Stat. de Mertone ᾿ Ξ 
Stat. de Judaismo . ‘ 
(Expl. districciones ἰωυζεκη ἢ 
Stat. de Scaccario . ἃ é 
de feodis non alienandis δὰ manum mortuam . 
in quibus casibus Essofi non iacet . 
Westmon. 11. 
de empcione terrarum 


ee ee δ ὦ 


~ 


-—- = = μϑ πὶ 
LN est THs Sa 


163 


276 


28 ὁ 


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17. 


18. 


19. 
20. 
21. 


22. 
23. 
24. 
28. 
26. 


27. 
28. 


29. 


30. 


31. 


TRINITY COLLEGE LIBRARY. 


Brefs pledez ee 
De loco Regie prohibicionis 
Stat. de Mercatoribus . 


De diebus in banco . as Ζ 2 Ἶ ὃ 

Hengham parua . . : Ἢ 2 

Note 

Tot sunt feoda militum in Anglia, Ix milia cc xv. De istis 
feodis sunt religios. xxviij milia et xv. ; . i 

Les plez des brefs oue les cas... . ὁ ΡΟ. Ἢ 


Capitula of some of the above statutes 
Stat. de Militibus . Ἢ : A : ; 2 
Armorum . . Α 4 ; ‘ 
de anno et die bisextili ' ὁ : 
Entry of pleas in another hand. 
Ordre de excepcions followed by Pleas ; 
Two full-page diagrams of hands marked (in French) with 
chiromantic notes: that on Z. is said to be Mayn de femme 
Notes (legal) without title, in French 
Addiciones Magne Carte 
At the bottom of f. 624 are these notes 
Etas Sarre filie Will' de frome xii annorum et intrat in 
tercium decimum. 
Johannes fil. eiusdem Will‘ est de etate xj ann. et intrat 
in xi ™. 
A legal note on f. 64 
Proprietates Regales . 
De frainch’. : . 
Distinctio Sokagii 


. -De casibus . 


Regule Registri . “4 ; 
Responsiones vic. breuibus returnatis . 


229 


614 


ff. 69 ὁ and the flyleaf are occupied with miscellaneous notes in 
two or three hands. 


1218. Boccaccio. 


ΟΣ 3: 46 


Vellum, 9} x 64, ff. 50, 35 lines to a page. Cent. xv, clearly 


written. 


Marked B. 18. No. 84. 


Collation: 18-68 7%, 


Contents: 


Tractatus de casibus virorum illustrium secundum Johannem 


Bocatium de Cestaldo. Inc. liber primus. Prohemium 


2 fo. nuda egestas. 


230 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [O. 3. 


Exquirenti michi quid de labore . 
—dquod scripsisse dederit ipse poriseuticts 
Expl. prohemium. 
Inc. cap. 1. .. Ἴ : : ; : A I 
Maiorum nostrorum os flebiles casus. 
Ends with c. xii. of lib. iv. 
merore posito apparuit alacris. 
f, 506 is blank. 


1219. Maniputus CuraTorum. ας τὰν 


Vellum, 9} x 6%, ff. 112- 2, double columns of 34 lines. 
Cent. xv, in a good hand: a good initial at the beginning. The 
first page is not in double columns. 

Marked B. 51. No. 117. 2 fo. primum debent. 

Collation: 2 flyleaves.  1%-4° (2 canc.)—8* (wants 7)-14° 15%. 

On the verso of the 2nd flyleaf a series of badly written notes 
on Canon Law. 


Contents : 


Manipulus Curatorum. 
Prologue 
Reuerendo in christo patri ac domino domino Raymundo— 
sancte Valencie sedis episcopo—Gvido de Monte Rocherii etc. 
Scriptum Karoli A.d. m®° tercentesimo xxx°. 
Text 
Quoniam secundum quod dicit propheta malachias : deta te 
Part II. begins on f. 614, Part III. on f. 99. 
Ending f. 111: pro me peccatore ad dominum preces fundat. Amen. 
Expl. manipulus curatorum compositus a dom. Gwidone de 
Monte Rocherii. 
Table, with prefatory note. Liber iste Manip. Curat. appellatur. 111 
Ending 1124 and followed by two sets of verses: 
(1) on Casus Episcopales 
qui facit incestum deflorans aut homicidam (six lines), 
(2) Casus Papales 
Per Papfam clerum feriens falsarius urens (five lines). 


1220. Maximus Conressor. { 3. 48 
5908 


Vellum and paper, ff. 168, 27 and 20 lines to ἃ page. Cent. xiii, 
in two good clear hands. Supplements of cent. xvii on paper 
seemingly by Patrick Young. 


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Marked Β. 21. No. 87. 

Collation: τὸ (+1 paper leaf) 23 (wants one: two leaves of paper 
inserted) 3° (wants 1, 7, 8: two paper leaves) 4° (wants I, 3, 6, 8: 
three paper leaves) 5" 65 (wants 7) 7°(wants 1, 8: 2 paper leaves): 
quire 8 gone: five paper leaves: 9° (wants I, 7, 8: 2 paper leaves) 
10° 118 (+ 1*) 128-188 19% (wants 3, 6: 1 paper leaf) 20° (wants 1, 8) 
21* 22? 23* (1 canc.) 24" 

Notes on the flyleaf on Maximus and on MSS. of his works at 
Oxford. 

The supplements in this MS. are from a Cod. Baroccianus 
(CXXVIII. ?). 


Contents: 


1. Μαξίμου a ἐπιστολὴ πρὸς Cwppdviov μονάζοντα τὸ ἐπίκλην 
εὐκρατὰν (Ep. viii. P. G. col. 440). 
Ὁ κατὰ σάρκα πόθος. 
Ends: ἐποίησεν χριστιανοὺς τῇ ἡμέρα τῆς ἁγίας. 
2. Ἴσον ἐπιστολῆς γραφείσης πρὸς τὸν κύριον ᾿Ιωάννην τὸν 
σοφιστὴν παρὰ Μαξίμου μοναχοῦ (Ep. vi. 1. c. 424) or 
Td τίμιον τῆς ὑμετέρας 
-ὀρθῶς βαίνειν ἐπιθυμοῦντα. 
3. TS εὐλογημένω μοῦ δέσποτη Κυρίω Πέτρω NER Μάξιμος 
ὁ ταπεινὸς (Ep. xiii. 1. c. 510) ° ‘ . 8 
Adyos ἐπίτομος κατὰ τῶν Σευήρου ἐβυλλῆρῃ 
Ἔδειξεν ὡς ἀληθῶς. 
--ὀρθὴν x. ἄπταιστον γνώσιν. ἔρρωσθε. 
4. T. αὐτοῦ ἐπιστ. δογματικὴ πρὸς Πέτρον ἰλλούστριον (1. c. 533) 196 
Ὁ μὲν θεὸς xara φύσιν. 
There is a gap from P. G, 537 προὐτίμησα to 544 τε τῶν 
διωκόντων. 
Followed by two paragraphs (23 4) 
Διὰ ταύτης δέ μου τῆς συλλαβῆς 
. ---οΟἡλικίας τοῦ πληρώματος τοῦ Χριστοῦ. 
5. Ad Joannem Cubicularium (Ep. xii. 1. c. 459). : : 24 
Καλώς ἔχειν λογισάμενος. 
Ends f. ὅφα πάντων τῶν ἁγίων. 
Ἴσον ἐπιστ. Mat. μονάζοντος mp. Ἴω. es co 
6. Ad eundem Ἶ . : ὃ ; : 646 
Ὁ πάντα πρὶν eae Τα 
--ὑμᾶς δεχομένους αὐτόν. 
7. Ad Georgium Eparchum (Ep. i. lL c. 363) ξ : ; 66 
Οὐδεὶς οὕτω τῶν φωτός. 
Ends f. 8ρα with a repetition of the title. 
8. Ad Cosmam Diaconum Alexandriae (Ep. xv. 1. c. 543) - 89 ὁ 
Td θεοφιλεστάτω. 
Headings of sections in half-uncials, in red. 


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Ends f. 117. @ with repetition of title. 
9. TS ὑγιασμένω δουλωι τοῦ θεοῦ πρὶ πνευματικων κ. διδασκάλω 
κυρ. θωμὰ Μάξιμος ταπεινὸς κ. ἀμαρτωλὸς ἀνάξιος δοῦλος κ. 
μαθητῆς. : n : : : ὃ : ; ᾿ 117 
᾿Απλανοὺς θεωρίας. 
(Περὶ διαφόρων ἀποριῶν τῶν ἁγίων Διονυσίου x. Τρηγορίου 


1, c. 1031.) 
Ends (on paper leaf supplied) on f. 1406 
Τοῦ αὐτοῦ πρὸς τὸν αὐτόν . ‘ δ . δ . 141 


Ὑπόστασιν μὲν σοφίας 
--τῶν πρωταθέντων ἀρχόμενος. 
Sections from the same work beginning 


᾿Ἐπειδὴ συναρμωσθήναι σοι. : : F , ‘ 143 6 ᾿ 
Οὐδὲ τοῦτο πάτερ ἡγιασμένε . ; A ; ‘ ϊ 145 
᾿Αγαμαί σε τῆς σοφίας. : ς ᾿ : : - 148 


π-ἀπερρίφθαι χριστοῦ. 
10. Kuplw ἀββὰ  Τωάννη (al. Cononi) πρεσβ. x. rit βρη Μάξιμος 
μοναχός (Ep. xxv. 1. c. 613) . ‘ ‘ ἢ : 148 ὁ 
Πιστεύω καθῶς παρέλαβον. 
Ends f. 1496 μελετήσαντες. 
11, A tract no doubt by Maximus, on theological terms and 
definitions ? περὶ θεολογίας Opp. Combefis. p. 461. 
Begins imperfectly in c. vi. 


—rat els δύο" εἰς τὴν κοινὸς διαφορὰν κ. εἰς τὴν ἰδίως διαφορὰν 150 
(¢’) Περὶ ἰδίου. 
Τὸ ἴδιον τετραχῶς λέγεται . -. : 4 : 180 
(η7) Περὶ τῶν κατηγορουμένων . ‘ 4 , F ὲ 1506 
Πᾶσα κατηγορία. 
(θ᾽) Περὶ συνωνύμων x. ὁμονύμων κατηγωριῶν. ἷ τ 152 


There are gaps including part of c. xi. to xvii.(?): from xviii— 
XXVii.: from xxviii. fiz.-31 znit.: from xxxv.-xlvi. 
Ends with c. xlix. 
(Περὶ τῆς καθ᾽ ὑπόστασιν ἑνώσεω.) 
ποτε μὲν τὸ ἀνύπαρκτον δηλοῖ ποτὲ δὲ τὸ συμβεβηκός (168 δ). 


1991. ἼΚὩ; 3. 49 


Now Brit. Mus. Egerton 831 (Halliwell 61), small folio, ff. 48, 
32 lines to a page, cent. xiv. St William of York and St Hugh 
are in red in the Kalendar. An imperfect Compotus follows the 
Imago Mundi. 

Thus described in the Manuscript Sees: (B. 43. No. 109). 


(Membranaceus.) 
Kalendarium. 
Tabulae Planetarum per Petrum de dacia. 
Tempestatum Prognosticon. 
Imago Mundi. 


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Vellum, 9} x 68, ff. 98, 40 lines to a page. Cent. xiii early, in a 
beautiful close hand. 2 fo. per creaturam. 

Marked B. 42. No. 108. 

Collation: i8-v® (wants 7, 8) vi® (wants 1, 2) vii® viii’ (ix gone) 
x® (wants 8) xi® (wants 1) xii*-xiv®, ἢ 

From a house of the order of Grandmont, of which order there 
were only three establishments in England. This book probably 
came from that at Grosmont, Yorkshire. 


Contents: 


1, Inc, capitula libri sententiarum Ὁ, Ysidori Episcopi Ypalensis. f. 1 
Text (P. 2. LXXXEHI. 537): 
Summum bonum deus est. 
Liber ii . ‘ ‘ : . : ; Ξ : : : 11d 
Liber iii. . : : ‘ : : ; 
There is a gap from c. xlvii.*to c. Ixvi. 
Ends f. 394: letificandos excipit. Explicit. 
2. Inc. Prologus b. Gregorii pape super Cantica Canticorum . 396 
Quia si ceco (P. 2. LXXIX. 267) 
—presentiam sponsi sui dicat. Expl. prol. 
Capitula . : δ 
Inc. liber canticorum . ° ᾿ ‘ . ‘ ; , 
Osculetur me osculo oris sui. Os sponsi inspiratio christi. 
Ends f. 59: nos ipsos spiritum et corpus debemus qui uiuit et 
regnat cum deo patre in unitate spiritus sancti deus per 
omnia sec. sec. amen. Expl. cant. cant. 
3. Inc. meditationes beati Bernardi . . . Ν ᾿ ᾿ 59 
Multi multa sciunt. 
Ends imperfectly in c. iii: sequitur diabolum et ibit. 
Eight leaves are lost. 
4. The end of Leo de conflictu uitiorum atque uirtutum beginning 
palestinis « apud palestinos perfectus est. Ecce macharius 
Be OE ees, Pay ὅτ PVs Ὁ 61 
—legendum et aliis tradere debes. 
Expl. lib. leonis pape de confl. uit. atque uirt. 
5. Liber Scintillarum . ὃ ς - 4 ᾿ ° > ᾿ 61 
Capitula (81). 
In nomine dei summi inc. liber sententiarum de diuersis 
~ uoluminibus. 
In primis caritate cap. i δ δ : 3 δ ὃ Ἂ 616 
Dominus dicit in euangelio. Maiorem caritatem etc. 
The chapters in the text are numbered up to 83, ending f. go 
(de lectoribus): homo nutritur ac pascitur. 


40 
40 


234 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. 3. 


Then a paragraph. 

De 111% spiritibus gui assidue cordibus humanis locuntur. 

His omnibus cogitationibus cordium humanorum 1111° spiritus 
locuntur assidue 

—bonitas religionis agnoscatur. 
6. Inc. prol. in uita uen. uiri Stephani muretensis . ἢ ὰ go 
Cum omnibus hominibus ad cognoscendum et diligendum 
creatorem suum. 
—omnia possibilia sunt credenti. Expl. prol. 
Inc. uita uen. uiri Stephani muretensis . ‘ 
Fuit igitur in aruernie partibus. 

Ends f. 95: Sequamur autem ipsum per ostensum nobis sancte 
conuersationis exemplum + ipso auxiliante qui uiuit et regnat 
per omn. sec. sec. amen. 

Expl. uita b. stephani muretensis. 

7. Hec sunt instituta uenerabilium uirorum priorum grandimon- 
tensium uariis temporibus succedentium ς 5 
Written for the most part in double columns: in 53 short 
sections ending :. 
uices suas duxerit committendas. Explicit. 
8. In another hand, not much later . : 7 ; ᾿ 976 
De beato stephano confessore. 

Two sermons on 

1. Justus cor suum tradit ad uigilandum diluculo. 

2. Nouit dominus uiam iustorum. 

They do not appear to contain any details of the saint’s life. 


gob 


a eee 
1223. CHRONOGRAPHICA. 6092— 
6099 


Paper, οὗ x 53, ff. 16+ 266+ 69, 21 lines to a page. Cent. xv, 
xvi, in a large clear hand (? by the same scribe as O. 8. 33). 

Marked B. 44. No. IIo. 

Collation: mostly in quires of 10 leaves. 

From a note in O. 10. 33 (no. 6) it appears that this volume 
once belonged to Abp Ussher. 


Contents : 


1. Πίναξ ἀκριβῶς τοῦ παρόντος βιβλίου. 
Βιβλίου περιέχων χρονογραφικὴν ἐξήγησιν ἀπὸ κτίσεως κόσμου 
᾿ ἕως τῆς βασιλείας κυροῦ ἀλεξίου τοῦ κομνηνοῦ τοῦ ὀρθο- 
δοξωτάτου. ; : 4 Ξ ; 2 ᾿ vi See Ὑ 


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The table occupies 16 leaves (numbered vy’—x6’): one 
blank leaf precedes and one follows it. 
At top of f. 1 
dm’ ἐντεῦθεν ἀρχήζουν καὶ ἀριθμεῖται ἕν ἕκαστον φύλλον. 
Title 
Βιβλίον περιέχων χρονογραφικὴν ἐξήγησιν ἀπὸ κτίσεως κοσμου * 
μέχρι διοκλητιανοῦ τοῦ βασιλέως. 
Κἀκεῖθεν ἄρχεται τὸ δεύτερον βιβλίον ἕως τῆς Eg 
νικηφόρου τοῦ ρεῤεος oid ὃ 
Ἐποίησεν Ks ὁ Os Kar’ ἀρχὴν τὸν ee ram kite: 
Ends f. 51 (va) ὁ : καὶ κατὰ τοῦ ὀνόματος τοῦ κυρ. ἡμ. Iv. Xv. 
Τέλος τοῦ πρώτου βιβλίου κ. ἀρχὴ Tot δευτέρου. 
Βιβλίον χρονικὸν δεύτερον ἀρχόμενον ἀπὸ τ. βασιλείας διο- 
κλητιανοῦ K. μαξιμιανοῦ ἕως τ. Bac. νικηφόρου τοῦ βοτανιάτη 
Διοκλητιανὸς ὁ Βασιλεὺς ῥωμαίων ἕλλην ὑπῆρχεν κ. tt igh 
Ends ἢ 26646 (c&5): , 
ἀλλὰ τὰ ἕτερα σπαταλες καὶ τὰ ὅμοια. 
Ἕως ὧδε εἶχε τὸ βιβλίον ἐκείνου ὃ ἀντέγραψα τὸ παρών. 
Τέλος τοῦ παρόντος βίβλου τῶν πράξεων τ. αὐτοκρατόρων 
τῆς Κωνσταντινουπόλεως ἔτους {va ... ἀπριλλ. κε. 
Two blank leaves. 
In another hand. 


Ἕτερον βασιλογράφη συνοπτικὸν διὰ στίχων τῆς τῶν ῥωμαίων 


ἀρχῆς ὀρθοδόξων x. ἀσεβῶν (from Constantine to Michael 
Palaeologus) 

Τῶν χριστιανων βασιλεῖς ΞΈΡΕΙ 

a. Ἑαωνσταντίνος πρωτίστος ευσεβοκράτωρ. 


οὕσπερ φυλάττοις εἰς χρόνους απειρίους 
λόγε παλαιὲ παντάναξ παντοκράτωρ. 


Ἕως τοῦ νικηφ. τοῦ βοτανιάτου ἔχη τὸ παρὸν ἱστορηκὸν τοὺς 


βασιλεῖς, τοὺς δὲ κάτωθεν οὐκ ἔχη 

The list is continued to the fall of the alts 

κ. οὕτως ἐτελειώθη ἡ ἀρχὴ τῶν ee 
Ἕτερον συνοπτικότερον κ.τ.λ. 
A list from Constantine to the fall of the ‘citys. 
Βασιλεὺς πρῶτος κωνστ. εὐσεβὴς x. ἔτη XO μῆνας δ΄. 
ates ἡ βασιλεία τῶν ἀθλίων κ. ταλαιπώρων ῥωμαίων. 
Περὶ τῶν παπιδῶν πατριαρχῶν (from Diocletian) 


Ρώμης πάπας γαῖΐος. “Ἱεροσολύμων πατριάρχης ‘Huéveos. 


᾿Αλεξανδρεὺς Θεωνᾶς ᾿Αντιοχείας τύραννος κ-τ.λ. 
To the time of Marcian, ending: κατὰ διοσκόρους x. εὐτυχοῦς. 
Oi πατριάρχαι τῶν ἱΙεροσολύμων εἰσὶν αὗται. Ἶ Ξ 
From James to (95) ᾿Ιωακείμ. 
ἡ δήλωσις τοῦ καιροῦ τῆς κτίσεως τῆς Kwvor. πόλεως. 
Χρὴ εἰδέναι ὅτι τῶ πεντακισχιλιοστω. 
Περὶ τῶν ἑπτὰ ay. κ. οικουμενικῶν συνόδων x.T.d. 


Ἢ πρώτη ay. x. οἱκ. σύνοδος γέγονεν εν νικαία. 


235 


vB 


646 


οὐ 


II 
116 


12 


236 


10, 


Il. 


12. 


CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. 3. 


--ἥτις ἅδεται εἰς τὴν σήμερον. 
Τέλος τῶν ay. x. οἷκ. σύνοδων. 
Χρονικὸν συνοπτικὸν ἀπὸ τοῦ ΑδμὉ . . 6 we 14 
᾿Απὸ ᾿Αδὰμ ἕως τοῦ κατακλυσμοῦ 
(down to the Seventh Council). 
In the first hand. - 
Tod ay. Νικηφόρου πατριάρχου Κωνστ. seb ala ἐν 
συντόμω βιβλιον tS . Ξ ᾽ 5 ; ἢ 15 
᾿Αδὰμ πρῶτος ἄνθρωπος γενόμενος δῶν ΝΣ 
To Manuel Palaeologus, ending: 
τὴν εὐχαριστείαν τὲ Kal Tov ὕμνον ἀνέπεμψεν. 
Μεθοδήου ἐπισκόπου πατάρων λόγος περὶ τῆς βασιλείας τῶν 
ἐθνῶν + kK. περὶ τῶν ἐν ἐσχάταις ai ὁπόσα ἐν hee 
γενέσθαι. ᾿ ° = 28 
᾿Εξῆλθε ὅ τε aan kK. ri Bic abrod. 
Ends f. 42 
ἐξ᾽ ob ῥυσθείημεν.. ἄν k. φιλανθρωπία τοῦ κί. K. σωτ. ἡμ. 
"Iv. Xv. μεθ᾽ οὗ τῶ πρι ἅμα τῶ ay. TH δόξα τιμὴ κράτος νῦν 
κ. ἀεὶ κ. εἰς τ. αἰῶνας τ. αἰώνων. ἀμήν. 
Paragraph . ᾿ Ἴ ὰ ᾿ ‘ A 42 
Πρὶν ποταμοῦ τὰ πε σου ead Πάλιν ὁ λόγος πρὸς τὴν 
ψυχὴν καὶ τὸ σῶμα τὸν λόγον ποιεῖται K. φησίν. ὠ ψυχή 
μου τὶ ἀμέλεις τί καθεύδεις οὐδὲν σπεύδεις ἐν τάχει (το lines). 
A riddle. 
*ABpwrov εἰμὶ x. βραχὺ τῆ ἰδέα" ὁ ποταμὸς αἰθίωψ με ποτίζει. 
ἐγὼ γὰρ οὐκ ἀπειθῷ οὐδὲ ἀντιλέγω" τὰ δὲ ἔργα μου πολλά. 
ἼΛβρωτον εἰμὶ κ. K. γλυκὺ ὡς παιλα τὸ ὄνομά μου στοιχεῖα γ΄. ὁ 
δὲ ψῆφος μου po. τῷ 
᾿Ἔπιστολαὶ ἑταιρικαί . ; . . : ῷ « ὡ 426 
Theophylacti Simocattae etc. 
1. λίαν ἡμῖν. 
2. Ei δῶρα. 
Ei ερᾶς. 
Εὐπρέπειαν. 
ἸΙαρθενικῶν. 
᾿Αχράδας. 
Ἑταιρικῶν. 
Οὖσα ξανθή. 
Ti παθόντα. 
Τὰ μὲν ὄμματα. 
Οὐκ οἶδα. 
Philostrati. Χαῖρε κἂν μὴ. 
‘HS’ ἀνάχρυσον. 
Ta ῥόδια. 
Theophyl. ‘O φυσικός σοι. 
f. 46 blank. 
‘Tract on degrees of affinity ; : 3 J : ξ 47 
"Ex@eots ἁπλουστέρα τὲ κ. συντομωτέρα. 


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Diagrams and tables of affinity on 53 4-58. 

Extract by Gale from Suidas on. Adam after f. 58. 

58 4-61 a blank. 

13. In a very small hand. 

Διήγησις τινὸς φιλοσόφου διογένους περὶ τῶν ἑπτὰ Le a 
τῶν ἐλήνων διὰ τὴν ἄνω πρόνοιαν . . 61 ὁ 

Ἔν ταῖς ἡμέραις ἐκείναις διογένους τοῦ ἀλονδῥου ey ταῖς 
ἀθήναις παρενεβάλοντο ἐν αὐτῶ ἑπτὰ φιλοσόφοι τοῦ εἰδεῖν 
αὐτόν. They were Plutarch, “Apys ὁ σοφός, ᾿Οδὸν ὁ 
μέγιστος, Leomedes, Plato, Aristotle and Homer. 

Each utters a Christian prophecy. Ends: 

els σύντασιν τῆς ἡμετέρας πίστεως x. els ἀνατροπὴν τῶν 
αἱρετικῶν. 

τέλος λόγος τῶν ἑπτὰ Φηλοσόφων τῶν ἐν ταῖς ἀθήναις. 


Three blank leaves follow and then four with scribbles and 
notes by Gale and others. 

One is: This booke was writt by Theophilact a greeke father 
of Const?'* who was a bishopp monte sancto where he writt this 
booke and dyed. 


1224. Breton. O. 3. 52 


Vellum, 9 x 64, ff. 276+8, 45 lines to a page. Cent. xiv, 
closely written. 
Marked B. 49. No. 115. 
On a flyleaf 
Edmundus Griffithe me jure possidet 1639. 


Collation: 4 flyleaves. 1%-8° (6-8 canc.) 9%-14° 15° (wants 6) 16° 
17° 188-215 (+a slip) 228-245 25” (11, 12 canc.) 26" (10 canc.) 27" 
(11, 12 canc.) 28°-32° 33° 34° (1 canc.) 35° | 36’ four flyleaves. 


Contents: 


1. Breton de legibus Angliae . . . he 

Regalem potestatem non solum armis set Latha 

A part of a page left blank, 61 4 (and filled in with notes in law 

French), marks a gap in the text. 
Ends 113 ὁ per constitucionem vitim. Westm. Capitulo iiij. 
Hic finit Breton. 

Capitula (176) follow . Σ Ξ ; Ξ ‘ - ; 114 

2. In another hand. 


238 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [O. 3. 


Hic inc. Paruum hengham. 
Cum sit necessarium . Sew 4 Α i : 120 


3. 

4. Le Estatut de Karlil . : : : ᾿ ‘ Ξ r 123 

5. Dies communes in Banco . : - ; 3 ‘ ᾿ 1246 

6. Stat. Westm. 11. . J : : : : J " ‘ 125, 

7. Hic inc. Kalendar. Breton . ‘ ; . ; y 126 
(Capitula.) 


Hic inc. liber Breton . Α 

Edward par la grace de deu. 
Liber II. t τ ἱ : 2 x ξ μους Ἶ τύο 
Liber ἯΙ. ὃς : ϊ A Σ i : i ἷ ἢ 206 
Liber IV. - : 3 i 5 ν᾽ ‘ - ν F 264 
Ends in c. ix. 


127 


There are three pages of law notes among the flyleaves at 
the end. | 


1225. MiscELLANEOUS PapERs. “ρῶς Chee 


Papers of different sizes bound together. Cent. xvii. 
Marked No. 445. 


1. Copies of letters : 
Earl of Derby to Oliver Cromwell. 
Abp Grindal to Dean of York and to Hutton (3). 
Whitgift to Hutton. 
Tobias Matthew to Bp of Durham (2). 
Whitgift to Abp of York (1595) (5). 
Bp of Chester to Abp of York 1599. 
Matthew to Hutton (3). 
Queen Elizabeth to Hutton (3). 
James I. to Abp of York 1603. 
2. Oratio habita Oxonii in domo Convocationis ad Sereniss. 
Princ. Cosmam di Medices. 
Two Letters of the Public Orator of Cambridge University to 
the Duke of Newcastle. 
Speeches of the Orator to the Duke of ‘ Lotherdaile’ (1676): 
‘ (1) in the Regent House, (2) when the Duke was created 
Doctor of Law. 
Speech at the installation of the Duke of Monmouth as 
Chancellor, by Dr Spencer. 
3. A book of twelve leaves, very tender from damp, beautifully 
j written, containing Latin poems by an English Roman 
Catholic. Cent. xvii early. 


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Only a few proper names occur: Antonius Cottrelus, and 

Epistola Henrici Bentlei ad Ro. Huttenum. 

4. A book of twelve leaves of paradigms of some Oriental 

language (Arabic ?). 

Latin Poem on the Thirty Years’ War (ἢ), signed Alex. Gil. 

Receipts. 

ἡ. Pardon of Boniface IX. granted to Sir Gerald Braybrooke 
temp. Edw. III., found in Braybrooke’s tomb in 1688. A 
copy and translation. (See O. 5. 21.) 


Suit 


1226. Hymna (BarkKING ἢ). . O. 3. 54 


Vellum, 9 x 6, ff. 60, 26 lines to a page. Cent. xv, well written. 
English hand. 


“Taken out of O. 16. 31. Marked No. 446. 

Collation; τῇ (one left) 2' (1st and last left) 3° 4’ (three left) 
58-98 το (+ 4*) 11? (one left). 

A Hymnary, most likely from Barking Abbey, to judge by 


the presence of three hymns for St Ethelburga, and one for St 
Erkenwald. 


Contents: 


ff. 1, 2 contain lessons iv—viii of the Office of the Dead. 
Hymns with music on the 4-line stave (Common of Time) fuk 3 
Telluris ingens conditor 


Summe deus clementie 

Abitura iam spargit polum. 
Note of Serial Psalms ‘in ebdomada pasche et pentecost’ . F 12 
Hymns with music (Proper of Time) . ‘ - ; : ς 13 

—curia + letetur plebs catholica. 

Cantemus o dne. 

Hostis herodes. 

Bethleem tellus. 

Six leaves gone. 
Chorus noue Iherusalem. 


Deus manens primordium. 
(Proper of Saints) 


Agnetis festum martiris. 


Ecclesie prosapies (Alban). , ‘ . ᾿ ὃ ἢ 26 


240 


CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


Preciosa splendet anna . : : 4 
Assit nobis matris amore 

Assis Aethelburga fauore. 

Tu nos in christo genuisti 

Tu lactasti tu solidasti. 

Nos custos iugi pietate 

de celesti sede tuere 

et nobiscum prompta manere, 

tecum fac et nos habitare 


Congaudent tua lumina bina 
Hildelit wlfildque beata. 

nobis tres cece sua 

cuique sa(l)uantur trina bonitate etc. 
Lucent Aethelburge mira 

Hec aula Christo concinat 

quo lux Aethelburge. micat. 


The last is for S. Katherine 5 
Sponse Christi eximie. 

Hymns for the Apostles without music 

Common of Saints ᾿ ὺ " 
Annue Christe seculorum domine 


Thesu corona uirginum. 
Festiua dies annua . 
nobis refert sollempnia 

qua Erkenwaldus celicam 

est translatus ad patriam etc. 

Cantica (ἢ . ‘ “ Ξ : ‘ ‘ . 
Domine miserere nostri te enim expectauimus 
Audite qui longe estis 
Miserere domine plebis tue 


Expecta me dicit dominus in die resurrectionis mee. 


ες cantica dicenda sunt de apostolis uel de martiribus 
Uos sancti domini uocabimini - 


Beatus uir qui inuentus est sine macula. 
Hec cantica dicenda sunt de uirginibus 


Audite me diuini fructus 


Non uocaberis ultra derelicta. 


On f. 60. Note of antiphons from rst Sun. in Advent (In illa die 


stellabunt) to rst Sun. in Lent (Non in solo pane). 
Imperfect at end. 


[O. 3. 
31 ὁ 


41 


416 
42 


456 


52 


58 ὁ 


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Vellum, οὗ x 6, ff. 69, 37 lines to a page. Cent. xii early, in a 
very fine hand. Initials mostly in red. 

No old mark. (No. 447.) 2 fo. sime ea que. 

Collation: 3 flyleaves and a slip | 1? 2" (3 canc.) 3% 4° 5” 
(6 canc.) 6" (wants 12). 

From Durham Priory. In Catt Vett. p. 30 we have the 
entry: 


B, Vita et Miraculi(!) SS. Cuthberti praesulis Oswaldi martyris et Aydani Episcopi. 
2 fo. sime ea quae paruuli. 


The first flyleaf (f. 1) is from a xiith cent. service-book with 
part of the office for the assumption. In double columns, music on 
a four-line stave. 


Contents : 


List of relics (in double columns) formerly in Durham Priory 
(cent. xii) . . ὃ Ξ > i : : - ὍΝ, eS 
De ueste d. n. I. C. et 5. marie genitricis dei εἴς. 
Ending. Ossa ss. uirginum xi. milium colonie. 
Apparently never printed. 


Nomina episcoporum lindisfarnensis et dunelmensis ecclesie ‘ 26 
Aidanus xvii annis 
Gaufridus viii 
Willelmus ix 


Hugo (added soon after). 
Memorandum of Thomas Sawtre prior of Fenkal (Finchale) of the 
receipt of 20s. from King Henry (VI.?) by the hands of Thomas 
Swan his receiver ‘in dominio suo de Emyldon,’ the year not 
filled in ‘ ᾽ 3a 
In a hand of cent. xii 
Epistola uen. Bede presb. quomodo dum uitam et miracula b. 
Cuthberti in lucem describendo proferret lingua(m) quoque 
propriam meritis s. Cuthberti miraculis absolutam persenserit 36 
Domino in dominorum domino dilectissimo Iohanni 
—pro me intercedere memineris. 
This is the Preface to the Vita Metrica. 
The name Symon Garstell (xvi). 
Inc. capitula libri de uita et miraculis 5. Cuthberti Ep. . R 4 
The name Thomas Hersley occurs on this page. 


- ΟΝ. 16 


242 


CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


On 464 are these lines (xvi) 


I pray god off my behalfe 

haue mercy off the sowll of John cauff 
had not dethe cumyt lyke a wyly foxe 
Johne had leuyt wylsse he had benne 
An old old oxe. 


On the verso a xvith cent. title 
Liber de vita et mirac. ss. Cuthberti presulis Oswaldi martiris 
et Aydani ep. in insula sacra ex dono d™ Henrici sn 
prioris eiusdem a,d. 1513. 
A somewhat earlier title on the lower margin of f. 5 
In isto volumine continentur vite et miracula etc. 
Inc. prol. in librum uite B. patris Cuthberti lindispharnensis ep. 
Domino sancto ac beatissimo patri Eadfrido 
—fratris et domini mei. Amen, Expl. prol. 
Liber de uita et miraculis necnon et de transitu b. patris Cuthberti 
lindispharn. Ep. 
Quomodo ipse octennis puer etc. 
Principium uobis scribendi. 
Ends f. 254: misericordia ac miseratione coronat. 
Expl. lib. de uita etc.—lindisfarnensis ecclie Ep. 
Item de quo supra ex IIII®. ecclesiastice hystorie gentis anglorum 
libro (H. #. Iv. 31, 32) 
Erat in eodem monasterio 
—deformitatis ac tumoris apparuisset. 
Excerpta de uita et miraculis 5, Cuthberti . 
Mostly from Simeon of Durham. 
Quomodo ipse octennis puer etc. 
Uenerabilis igitur domini famulus Cuthbertus etc. 
Ending with the Visio Bosonis: 
Tempore Willelmi episcopi 
—uerum esse ipse inuenit. 
A collection of Miracles and narrative of the translation. 
Mostly from Simeon of Durham. 
Quomodo in peregrino habitu a ministro elfredi panem diuisum 
Cuthbertus accepit etc. 
The last heading (f. 49) 
Quo anno 5. Cuthbertus ordinatus est etc. 
Ending: Signauerunt et firmauerunt. 
Office with music on a three-line stave 
Tercia decima Kal. Ap. Depositio S. Cuthberti Officium, 
Omnipotens sempiterne deus qui in meritis 5, Cuthberti. 
In transl. 5. Cuthberti ad benedictus . 
Alme confessor domini. 
Ending 
Postcomm. WDiuina libantes misteria. 
Excerpts on the history of Durham (from Simeon of Durham) . 


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Regnante apud Northanhymbros christianissimo Rege et postea 
martyre Oswaldo. 
—honestate nobilior. 
De Walchero Ep. . . . . ὃ 2 : ° . ° 
Cum uero post aegelwini discessum 
—protinus abscessit. 
Introduction of monks at Durham 
Transactis post occisionem Walcheri. 
Ending with letter of Bp William. . 
—per immortalia sec. sec. Amen. (58 4) 
A leaf written in cent. xiii, with music on four-line stave . 
Salue regina. 
Collect for the assumption. 
Scribbles of cent. xv, xvi, e.g. 
Remembrans rest renyth radclyff. 
In one of the previous hands of cent. xii ‘ ᾽ 
Office for St Oswald. Music on three-line stave. 
Hic describuntur uita et miracula gloriosissimi et sanctissimi regis 
osuualdi sicut in libro ecclesiastico gentis anglorum continetur 
Successores eadwini. 
c. x. ends: oswaldi regis gloriam predicabat. 
Inc. qualiter natalicius dies S. Oswaldi regis et mart. diuinitus 
celebrari mandatus est 
Eo tempore quo prouincia. 
Quomodo quidam pro furto etc. . 
Multimoda patrum antiquorum 
—purgaret penitencia. 
Item de S. Oswaldo . ° : Σ 
Est in prouincia merciorum 
—beatitudine ditari. Amen. 
Inc. uita 85, Aidani lindisfarnensis ecclesie antistitis sicut in tercio 
eccl. hist. gentis anglorum libro continetur . - aa 
Est insula que uocatur hii 
—cum sancta ecclesia credebat. 
Hymnus de S. osuualdo ad uesperas et ad nocturn. (music on 
three-line stave) . 3 R ἃ ; ᾿ 
Regalis ostro sanguinis. 
Diuisio ad laudes. 
Christi fidelis armiger. 
De S. oswaldo ad vesp. super ant. 
In Evang. antiphona. Sceptriger osuualde. 
Inuitat. Martiris palmam. 
In 1%. Nocturno Ant.. . . 
Rex quatuor gentium. 
Antiphone. 
Respons.: Rex sacer osuualdus. 
In 11° Nocturno . . ὁ Ξ 
The music occupies the whole page. 


243 


55 6 


59 


61 


68 ὁ 


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244 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [O. 3. 


1228. Or TENURES ETC. O. 3. 56 


Vellum and paper, 84 x 5%, ff. 124, 26 lines to a page. Cent. xv 
late, in a bad hand. 
~ No old mark. (No. 448.) 
On the first page is a large star and the name 


Ackelane (or -laue). 
On f. 1206 


baldewinus ackelane. 


Collation: 1* (outer sheet vellum) 2% (outer sheet vellum) 3” 
(outer sheet vellum) 4” (as 2) 55 (as 4). 


Contents : 


Of tenures. «+ 5 ᾿ ᾿ ° ᾿ 7 Ἑ - . hE 
In primis est assauer quod tenere per seruicium de cher (14 ff.) 
with list at end of 28 chapters. 
Un byll s* forsabill entr. fait vi et armis . Ἶ : ᾿ 15 
Of briefs : : : . A ᾿ ᾿ ὃ ; ὰ τό 
List on f. 121 οὗ 121 sections 
(1) Breue de droit patent. 
(121) Eo quod excedit etatem Ixx. annorum, 


The last four pages have miscellaneous law notes. The last is 
on the reigns of English kings from William I. to “Edwardus 
nunc Rex qui vocatur quartus.” 


1229. HorACceE. 


PERSIUS. OL. 3:57 
THEODULUS. 6120— 
CaTo. 6124 
AVIANUS. 


Vellum, 8? x 54, ff. 92, 43-41 lines of text on a page. Cent. xii, 
in a beautiful small hand. 

In vellum wrapper with old table of contents (xvi ?). 

Marked K. 16. No. 386. 2 fo. Mecenas or Lyre musa. 


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On p. I an erased sign 2 and a xvth cent. note: 


Oracius persius stacius achileydos juuenalis salustius terencius virgilius eneydos 
ouidius auianus teodolus (/fudgel/ncius erased). 


On f. 2 


Quo quid antiquius eo melius, 


and the name G. Guggyn erased. 
Collation: 1 2” (sheets 4 and 5 transposed) 3° 45 5° 6% 7” 
(10 canc.) 88 οὐ 10” 11” (2 canc.). 


Contents : 


(Vita Horatii) . : . ἢ 5 ‘ ᾿ ie AO Ty 
Q. F. O. libertino patre ac precone sian 
—ut. Iamiam efficaci do. 
Quinti Flacci oratii. Inc. liber I. carminum odarum Satyrarum 
siue Eglogarum. 
The odes are written as prose. There is no gloss, 
Incipit Epodon. ti ie . 9 Ray a ts, ca τό ὁ 


(Carmen Saeculare) . . Ἔ . 2 τι “ 2 é 206 
—dicere laudes. Finit. 
Horatius de Arte poetica inc. = 21 


At this point begins a copious comment which i is ie ee in all 
sorts of fantastic forms, mostly geometrical figures: at first they 
are framed in green or red lines. On f. 476 the writing is in the 
form of vases: on 484 of axe heads: on f. 494, 50a of fishes: 
on 504, 51a of staves or maces: on 67-69 of letters of the 
alphabet from A to N. 

The comment on the Ars Poetica begins: 

Hic informat O. poetas hoc est instruit de incompetenti 
uariatione materie. 

Text ends 264: nisi plena cruoris yrudo. 

Expl. de poetica O. liber. 

Gloss ends: donec sit plenus fauore illius et assentatione. explicit. 
Amen. 

Flacci Oratii Sabelli Sermonum liber primus inc. - ° 26 ὁ 

Gloss begins: qui fit Hic instruit O. romanos de uirtute. 


Liber II. . ὃ . ᾿ « ‘ ‘ : 394 
Ends 524: serpentibus affris, Finit. 
Quinti Flacci Oratii Epistolarum lib. I. inc. Ὰ 52 


Gloss begins: Iste liber appellatur liber epistolarum. Epistola sis 
superior missio. 

Ends on f. 634 

Finit epistolarum lib. I. inc. secundus. 

Ends f. ὅρα: decentius etas. 

Q. ΕἸ. Or. Epistolarum liber secundus expl. Ita fiunt omnes libri 


246 


CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


eius +xi+ 1111 odarum+unus epodon. Duo Sermonum - poetria+ 


seculare « t. 
Gloss ends: «1. manibus suis impellat lasciua etas. 
Aulis. Cornuti Persii satirici liber inc.» =. .« .« τ . 
Nec fonte. 
The gloss on this is in another hand, and there is only an 
occasional attempt to write it in patterns. 
Gloss begins: miscet (?) uitia. 
There are also interlinear glosses, all apparently in Latin. 
Text ends 77a: finitor acerui. 
Persii Cornuti Satyrarum liber expl. 
Gloss ends: facile uideatur et sillogismum crisippi diffinire. 
Inc. Liber Theodoli. Prologus . Ξ Ἔ : ς 
Ethiopum terras iam feruida torruit estas. 
Without gloss. 
Ends f. 81 
Desine quod restat ne desperatio ledat. 
Finito libro reddatur cena magistro. 
Explicit AMHN. 
Inc. liber Catonis (without gloss) . 5 : , 
Cum animaduerterem 
—libenter ferto amorem. 
Liber primus 
Si deus est animus nobis ut carmina dicunt 
—semper tibi proximus esto. 


Liat Ree wees eee ee 


Telluris si forte uelis cognoscere cultus 
—per somnum cernit id ipsum. 
ΤΑΌΘΕ 11. sn) a po ΣΟ an Ae τ eee 
Hoc quicunque uelis 
: —bonus esse parenti. 
ρον ἀν ee ei Sioa ee ο 5 
Securam quicunque cupis 
—coniungere binos. 
Expl. IIIT. lib. Catonis. 
Auiani Fabulae. 
Epistola auiani ad theodosium 
Dubitanti michi theodosi optime 
—uel ab ipsis animis sententia proferatur. 
Expl. Epistola. 
Inc. Proemium 
Lector non fabulas spectes sed tende magis quid 
Rure morans quid agam respondi pauca rogatus 
Ends: 
Prandeo poto cano ludo lauo ceno quiesco 


_ Rustica deflenti paruo iurauerat olim. 
Ends f. 92 
(Forte lupum melior.) 


[O. 3. 


696 


77 


81 


82 


83 


845 


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Expedit insignem promeruisse necem. 
Expl. lib. Aviani. 
On 924 a xvth cent. scribble 
Cunctas quas vidi superat domus atque deco<res> 
Hance vocat et templum diuus apollo suum 
Os populi mereatur et hec dicenda camena 
Summa. 
On the paper flyleaves at the end are some Emendationes in 
Horatium (xvii, xviii). 


1230. Rott or Carots. O. 3. 58 


Vellum roll, 6 ft. 7 in. long by 7 in. wide. Cent. xv. 

Presented in 1838 by H. O. Roe, Esq. 

At the top is a much obliterated inscription in red in two lines. 

On the front of the roll are thirteen Carols in English with 
music on a five-line stave. 

They have been edited with a facsimile by J. A. Fuller- 
Maitland, M.A., and W. S. Rockstro (1891, Leadenhall Press). 

The opening words of each are 


Hail mary ful of grace. 

Nowel nowel. 

Alma redemptoris mater. As I lay. 
Now may we syngyn. 

Be mery be mery. 

Nowel syng we now. 

Deo gracias Anglia. (The Agincourt Song.) 
Now make we merthe. 

Abyde I hope. 

Qwat tydyngis bryngyst y" massager. 
Eya martir stephane. 


Prey for us ye prynce of pees. 
Ther is no rose of swych vertu. 


» = » 
ΘΝ ΟΥ̓ ΜΡ ὦ 


= 
Ψ 


On the back are some offices in a rather later hand. 


1. De Sancta Trinitate. 
Benedicta sit sancta Trinitas. 
With Epistle and Gospel etc. 
2. De Angelis. 
Benedicite dominum omnes angeli. 
3. Officium corporis Christi. 
Cibauit eos ex adipe frumenti. 


248 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [O. 3. 


4. De sancta cruce. 
Nos autem gloriari oportet. 
Unfinished, ending in the Gospel 
ad illudendum et flagellandum et crucifige(ndum). 


1231. Procession ΟΕ PARLIAMENT. O. 3. 59 


A vellum roll, τοῦ in. high x 24 ft. long. Cent. xvi (1512). 
Given by ? . 
The parleament holden at Westminster the 11Jth day off 


February the thirde yere off oure soueraigne lorde Kyng Henry 
the VIIJth. 


It is a picture-roll representing the Lords in procession. Their 
arms and names are written and emblazoned above. The 
drawing is not of the first class, but is fair. The faces can hardly 
be regarded as portraits. All are beardless. 

First come the mitred Abbots, their names and arms in many cases 
left blank. 

Th Abbot off tewkysbery lord Henry Beley is first. There are 25, 
the last being the Abbot of Westminster. 

Next the Bishops, whose shields are blank, and their names added 
in a later hand. 

Sir Thomas. Skerryngton, Bish. of Bangor, is the first, William 
Warham, Abp of Canterbury, is the 2oth and last. 

The Duke of Buckingham follows, preceding the King, who walks 
under a canopy. 

The Peers are headed by Thomas Grey Marquis of Dorset. Their 
names and arms are in the original hand, the 30th and last is 
William Lord Conyers. 


1232. ΑΙΕΧ. NECKAM DE Naturis RERUuUM. { 


Vellum, 134 x 94, ff. 169, double columns of 38 lines, Cent. xiii, 
finely written. Flourished initials in red and blue. 

Marked F. 5: (Ε, 7. No. 267) and at top of ἢ 1, No. 60. 

From Barnwell Priory, just outside Cambridge. 

On the verso of the flyleaf in red is 


Liber Ecclesie sancti Egidii de bernewelle (xiii). 


1 There is no number F. 5 in Gale’s MS. Catalogue. 


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On the verso of the 2nd flyleaf a xvth cent. title 
Alexander de naturis rerum. 
The second flyleaf has a good deal of xiii—xivth cent. pencil 
writing, seemingly a sermon. 
Collation: 2 flyleaves. 1-17" (wants 10). 
Contents : 


Inc. opus magistri Alexandri de 5. Albano de naturis rerum . f. 1 
Forma decens admiratione dignis. ‘ 
See the Rolls edition, Neckam de naturis rerum ed. T. Wright. 


Liber II. ; . : 5 πὶ oe 5 : ς 28 
Liber III. de uanitate humane fragilitafis . : Ξ Ξ ° 81 
Superfluo detinerer labore. 
This is the Exposition of Ecclesiastes, not printed by T. Wright. 
Ends f. 168: deo omnium bonorum largitori cui honor et gloria per 
infinita sec. sec. Amen. 
On ff. 169 4, 170 in a very close and contracted hand of cent. xv are 
notabilia S. Thome super libros ethice. 
f. 1706 is a good deal stained and very difficult to read. The 
notes go down to Lib. IV. 
Οὐ 4:2 
1233. Lire or Wit1am I. sy RALEIGH. 
6138- 
Lire or Epwarp VI. sy Haywarp. Sis 


Paper, 138 x 9, ff. cir. 120, 34 lines to a page. Cent. xvi, clearly 
written. 


Marked A. 34. No. 34. 


1. The life of William the first written by St Walter Raleigh. 
Dedication to the Earl of Salisbury occupying four leaves. 
Text occupying 9 leaves. 

2. The life and reigne of King Edward the sixth by 5: John 

Hayward. (Printed in 1630, etc.) 
Occupying 109 leaves. 
Edward King of England the sixth of that name. 
Ends: 
This historie I have built for the monument of his im- 
perishable fame. 


1234, ArisTIpDEs RHETOR. O. 4. 3 


Vellum and paper, 13% x 9, pp. 434, 38 lines toa page. Cent. xv, 
xvi, very clearly written, with rough ornaments in red and yellow. 


250 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. 4. 


Wrongly lettered, Aristoteles Rhetor. 

No old mark. (A. 38. No. 38.) 

A note of the contents by Dobree on the flyleaf. 

Collation: the first quire is mutilated, p. 11 should follow p. 1o. 
After p. 12 four leaves are gone. In all nine leaves of the first two 
quires remain. 

y (outer sheet vellum) δὲ (as y) εἰ ς΄" €” (9, 10 canc.) 6” 
(+.9*) ἐδ ca® 1B-1e ςς (1 canc.) wo"—KB” xy” (marked xf) xd 
(five left). 


Contents : 


1. Aristidis Panathenaica incipiens a p. 134 1. 5 ed. Junt., 
p- 78, 24 versionis Canteri ed. Bas. 1506, p. 248 A. Tomi 
primi ed. Canter. Genev. 1604. Excidere quinque folia, 
quatuor initio, unum post 2. 

So Dobree’s note. 
τῶν ὅλων" ἅπαντα ἡ πόλις ἐξέταζεν ἀπ᾿ ἀρχῆς προτάξασα 
—nomep καὶ ὁ λόγος ἡ πόλις. 
2. Hypothesis in Platonicos. bettie ὁ σοφιστὴς ἐντυχὼν τῶ 
yopyia τοῦ πλάτωνος 3 A Ξ 2 ᾿ ey dye 
--σαφέστερον τοῦτο ὀψόμεθα. 
τὸ προοίμιον ἔλαβεν 
—tois αἰῶσι φυλάττει. 
3. ᾿Αριστείδου πρὸς Πλάτωνα ὑπὲρ ῥητορικῆς. 


λόγος δ τ 5 ἑ Β : : 2 . ᾿ 43 
4- λόγος β. : , ᾿ 4 Fi 5 Σ ᾿ . 82 
5. πλατωνικὸς τρίτος πρὸς Rieteans ᾿ : . : . 101 
6. ὝὙπόθεσις τοῦ ὑπὲρ τῶν τεσσάρων : ῷ : : . 110 
7. ᾿Ἐπίγραμμα εἰς στήλην περικλέους Ἀ : = : ᾿ 115 
8. Πρὸς πλάτωνα ὑπὲρ τῶν τεσσάρων “ ; : : ἢ 115 
9. Ὑπόθεσις Κίμωνος : : Σ F ; : : ᾿ 130 
το. Κίμων. : : ᾿ : ‘ 5 : : ᾿ 131 


11. Ὑπόθεσις Μιλτιάδου ἐ 2 ν᾽ ᾿ ὲ s ᾿ 4 pf 36 
12, Μιλτιάδης. 5 - ἢ ; ; s ᾿ ; . 137 


13. Θεμιστοκλῆς : : - . τ . : : i 148 
14. Κοινὴ ἀπολογία. " : Y : ν᾽ ‘ 4 : 171: 
15. Εἰς τὸ ἐνάντιον Σικελικὸς δεύτερος : . “ ξ ὶ 218 
16, Περὶ τοῦ πέμπειν βοήθειαν τοῖς ἐν σικελία. ; : : 227 
17. Ὑπὲρ τῆς πρὸς Λακεδαιμονίους εἰρήνης . ‘ ϊ : ᾿ 235 


18. Ὑπὲρ τῆς πρὸς ᾿Αθηναίους εἰρήνης : ‘ ς : Σ 241 
Πλεῖστα ἐν ὀλίγοις ἔχει ὁ λόγος κ.τ.λ. 
19. De Societate I. . . : : : ξ : : ἐ 245 
20. 11, πρὸς θηβαίους περὶ συμμαχίας . . 254 
21, Λευκτρικὸς ὑπὲρ Λακεδαιμονίων α΄. ° δ : ᾿ : 264 
(with hypothesis p. 263). 


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22-25. Λευκτρικὸς B’, 274. γ᾽, 286. δ΄, 19% ε΄, 297. 


26. Πρεσβευτικὸς πρὸς ᾿Αχιλλέα. : . ; ae 
27. Σμυρναϊκὸς πολιτικός. ° ; . : Α ὃ : 310 
28. Movwiia ἐπὶ Σμύρνη. ς Ἂ 5 , : 314 
29. ᾿Επιστολὴ περὶ Σμύρνης πρὸς τοὺς βασιλεῖς . - : ¢ 316 
30. Παλινωδία ἐπὶ Σμύρνη. . . . . . A 3 319 
31. Προσφωνητικὸς Σμυρναϊκός . ᾿ . A > - . 322 
32. ᾿Ελευσίνιος . : . . . . . . . 325 
33. Περὶ ὁμονοίας ταῖς δ ΉΡΗΝ ὃ - = 5 " . 5 327 
34. Ῥοδίοις περὶ ὁμονοίας. ° Ξ . . : : Ξ 339 
ca anceee Oks oe, Sus) ee ee ek 4. 
36. Els Ῥώμην. : 5 ‘ : pie ey 
37. Πανηγυρικὸς ἐν Ἐμώὼν: aie’ τοῦ ναοῦ. . ; 5 ᾿ 372 
38. Περὶ τοῦ παραφθέγματος . : Fs ᾽ ᾿ P 5 378 
39. συμβουλευτικὸς περὶ τοῦ μη δεῖν κωμωδεῖν. ‘ Ε . 308 
40. ᾿Απελλᾷᾶ γενεθλιακός . : ¥ ᾿ ‘ ᾿ ᾿ . 402 
(with hypothesis). 
41. Els "Erewvéa ἐπικήδειος Ξ : - i Ἀ - i 406 
42. "Emi ᾿Αλεξάνδρω emirdgios - se ee να χοῦ 
43. Πρὸς rods αἰτιωμένους ὅτι μὴ mederdn . ς - Ξ 414 
44. Kara τῶν ἐξορχουμένων. . Ἢ ᾽ 3 ; ) . 418 
45. Els βασιλέα. : : 5 . τ , Ξ ; ; 426 
46. Alyiwrus . . =. . ‘ wl a p e “4842 


Ending imperfectly 
ἃ φησὶν ἐκεῖνος τὴν θέρμην αἰτιώμενος. viv δ᾽ αὖ καὶ οἱ 
μηδεπώποτε. 


1235. Livy (1-x). Os A 


Vellum, 13 x 9, ff. 180+ 4, 41 lines to a page. Cent. xv, in a 
fine clear Italic hand. 

Original binding with circular stamp of nimbed eagle on book. 
Lozenge stamp of nimbed dove, and other decorative stamps. 
2 clasps gone. 

Marked F. 1. No. 261. 2 fo. Etruria. 

At the bottom of f. 1 is the shield very carefully painted of 
Matthias Corvinus, King of Hungary, and the initials M.A. On . 
either side of this is a wreath in which is an angel holding a shield. 
That on Z. is gules two fesses wavy arg.: that on RX. is erased. 

There is a partial border of white scroll-work on red and green, 
and an initial of a youth in plate armour half-length facing X. 


252 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. 4. 


On the flyleaf 


Epithauium Mathie nouissimi Ungarorum regis 


Mathias iaceo rex+ hac sub mole sepultus 
Testatur uires austria uicta meas. 

Terror eram ...do, metuit me cesar uterque 
Mors potuit tantum sola nocere mihi. 


In the cover is the name De Buebenhofen, and a note on the 
fondness of Alphonsus (of Naples) for reading Livy. 
At the end: 


Nobilis ac strenuissimus eques dominus Johannes Caspar de bubenhoffen donauit 
propter suam in me beniuolentiam michi hunc e(ximi)um et elegantissimum librum anno 
1496 die 45 mensis Octobris marescalatus sui officio sub sigillo Il/™ ducis eberhardi de 
wirttemberg et W/(al)deck. 


A rough sketch of a shield on 2, 
Also a badly written inscription which I read thus: 


Liber iste spectat(?) nunc (Ὁ) ad filium legitimum eiusdem de Greifen ........ qui 
nominatur hieronymus. . 

Obiit autem die (blank) anno 1532. 

Nobilis ἀπ ad Greyphenstain d.d. Nobili D®° Jo. Mel. de Buebenhofen A® 1530. 


There are also two carefully erased inscriptions. 
Collation: 2 flyleaves. 1'°-18" 2 flyleaves. 


Contents: 


On f. 164 is the name Rene du four. 
On 174 Marie de la haize. 
Title in red capitals. 
Titi Livii Patavini viri clarissimi historiographi de urbis Romae 
origine liber primus inc. . : : : - : ‘ τ tee 
Facturusne opere pretium. ; 
Liber II. . ᾿ ° - ᾿ . ᾿ ᾿ ‘ “i . 19 ὁ 


ih’. ᾿ Ξ : : ᾿ δ Ξ ‘ ‘ +7: 38d 
ive. 5 Ξ Sale . - 2 Ξ : Ξ 60 
Vv 80 

Vis+s ὸ 98 ὁ 

VII. 1136 

VITTS 6 Β 128 ὁ 
ἔπος > ὁ ν᾽ ᾽ ᾽ 5 - ; ᾽ 2 143 
ἐς ᾿ ᾿ : . : : 4 4 161 


Ends f. 1784: supplicatio habita est. 
ff. 179, 180 are blank. 


_ Each book has a good initial of white branch-work on red, blue 
and green grounds ornamented with white dots. 


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1236. Grecort Moratia. Cast 


Vellum, 13} x 93, ff. 205, double columns of 37 lines. Cent. xii 
late, in a good black hand, rather pointed. 

Large initial on f. 1, mainly in red and green. 

Binding. Old; white skin over boards: two clasps gone. 

Marked F. 2. No. 262. 2 fo. or uero eius. 

At the end is this colophon : 

Dompnus Eudo de Mere fecit scribere hunc librum et dedit domui beati thome 


martyris, Anima eius et anima patris eius Geruasii et omnium fidelium anime per 
misericordiam dei requiescant in pace. Amen. 


This in my opinion shows the book to have belonged to the 
Abbey of St Thomas of Lesnes (called also Westwood) near 
Woolwich, It evidently had a good library: several volumes from 
it are at Gonville and Caius College. 

Collation: 18-118 (7 canc.) 12°-26° (wants 7, 8). 

Title in red: 

In nomine Sancte Trinitatis. In expositionem Beati Job Moralia 
Gregorii (fafe erased) per contemplationem sumpta. Libri 


Triginta quinque. Inc. liber vicesimus tercius. Pars V*. 
Prefationem huius operis. 
The first page is not in double columns. 
On f. 2 is scribbled Many (?) Perkins. 
The subsequent books have initials in green and red. 
Lib. xxxv. ends f. 205 4: 
pro me lacrimas reddat. Amen. 


1237. OLymproporus. O. 4. 6 


Paper, 13 x 84, pp. 207, 29 lines to a page. Cent. xviii (1701), 
very well written. 

Marked A. 33. (No. 33.) 

In the cover is this note: 


Transcribed from a MS. in Oxford Bodleian Library Anno 1701 by y® hand of 
a Sweede. 
There is also a letter from J. Hudson (Univ. Coll. Oxf. Nov. 9, 


1701) to Dr T. Gale, accompanying the transcript. The scribe’s 
name is not given. 


254 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. 4. 


The MS. from which the transcript was made appears to be 
Laud. Gr. 43 of cent. xvii. 


᾿Ολυμπιοδώρου Φιλοσόφου els τὸν Πλάτωνος Φαίδωνα. 


Οὐ μέντοι ἴσως βιάζεται αὐτὸν ᾿ . ᾿ : ᾿ χὰ 
Ends p. 207 
ὡς ἐν τῷ τοῦ διαλόγου σκοπῷ διοριζόμεθα. 
Τέλος. 
O. 4. 
1238. 5. ΗΙΈΕΒΟΝΥΜΙ QUAEDAM. { Bes 7 


Vellum, 133 x 98, ff. 170+2, double columns of 32 lines. 
Cent. xii early, in a hand much resembling that of Christ Church, 
Canterbury. 

Fine outline initials, 

Old binding: rough white skin over boards: strap and pin 
fastening gone. 

At top of f. 1 is the number No. 625 in a xvith cent. hand. 

Marked F. 3. No. 263. 2 fo. uolentibus. 

From Rochester. At the bottom of f. 1 is (xiii) 


liber de claustro Roffensi per G. Camerarium. 


The contents are identical with those of B. 2. 34, a Christ 
Church book ; and the initials are of the same type. 

I have little doubt that the book was written at Canterbury 
and bought for Rochester. It occurs in both the Rochester 
Catalogues printed in Archaeol. Cantiana iii. p. 58 and vi. p. 122: in 
the first it is no. 52, in the second (and older) no. 46. 

On the flyleaf is a table of contents by the original scribe, headed 


In hoc uolumine continentur hi libri. 
Collation: 2 flyleaves. | A*-x® vy‘ (wants 3, 4 blank). 


Contents : 


1. Inc. prologus Ὁ. Ieronimi presb. in librum de _hebraicis 
questionibus in genesi_ . Ξ F : 3 = ἐν foe 
Qui in principiis. 
Initial: Man on horse with sword repelling a bear who 
attacks him from behind. 


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To. 


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Text f. 2 has a large outline initial with panels containing 
dragons, and man carrying a fish. 
Ends f. 314 uiuant de altari. Expl. lib. Ὁ. ieron. presb. de 
hebr. quest. in gen. 
Inc. prol. eiusdem in librum de mansionibus filiorum Israhel 
In septuagesimo septimo psalmo, 
Initial in green and red. 
Text f. 324: outline initial. 
Ends f. 45: corruent in illis. 
Expl. lib. b. ier. presb. de mans. fil. israhel. 
Inc. prol. eiusdem in librum de distantiis locorum 
Eusebius qui a beato pamphilo. 
Initial in purple and green. 
Text f. 484. Large outline initial with man and dragon. 
Ends f. 74: iuxta fontem roget. 
Inc. prol. in librum interpretationum hebraicorum nominum 
editum a beato Ieronimo presbitero 
Philo vir disertissimus. 
Outline initial, with man. : 
Text f. 75 has outline initial, man climbing, attacked by 
Dragon: below, man with mace holding rope attached to 
muzzle of dancing bear who holds a staff. The man is 
saying ABC: the bear replies A. 
Ends f. 1084: sathan aduersarius uel preuaricator. 
Hebrew alphabet ὃ : 
Aleph mille. 
Greek alphabet and numerals. 
Note diuine legi necessarie ‘ - Ε ‘ 2 : 
PP. Hoc in idiomatibus, 
—astronomii diligenter exponunt (110). 
f. 111 is blank except for title on verso. 
Inc, liber b. Ieronimi presb. de questionibus in librum Regum 
Fuit vir unus. 
Outline initial, with David (Ὁ) on lion-headed chair playing 
fiddle. 
Ends f. 132: sescentis aureis emisse. 
Expl. lib. b. ier. presb. de quest. in lib. reg. 
Inc. liber beati ieronimi presb. de questionibus in para- 
lippomenon . ° δ . : ° 
In diebus eius diuisa est terra. 
Outline initial: two dragons, head to head. 
Ends f. 1504: ut ruinas templi restauraret. 
Expl. lib. b. Ier. presb. de quest. in paral. 
Inc. de decem temptationibus . ‘ 
Hec sunt uerba que locutus 
—ad terram considerandam. 
Expl. de dec. tempt. 
Inc. canticum debborae 


316 


45 


108 ὁ 


109 ὁ 


12 


132 


1506 


152 


255 


256 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. 4. 


Cecineruntque debbora et barach, 
Initial in purple, with delicate green and brown ornament. 
—sicut habes in ieremia propheta. 
Finit cant. debbore. 
11. Inc. lamentationes Ieremie prophete . : i ἃ Ἴ 1556 
Et factum est postquam. 
—et sequendo uoluptatem carnis. 
Expl. expositio super alfabeto hebreo. 
12. Ieronimus ad Dardanum de musicis instrumentis . : 160 
Cogar a te 
—legis ueteris in manu iudeorum. 
13. De partibus minus notis ueteris testamenti : : ; 161 
In genesi 
Sintagma doctrina 


De Ep. Ioh. tercia, 
Diotropes heresiarcha temporis illius aliquis superbus. 
14. The symbols of the Twelve Signs in red with their names 


in capitals, and the verse . : i 3 . 4 163 6 
Sic duodena poli Chaldeus signa notauit. 
15. Sententie excerpte de diuersis opusculis . x ᾿ 3 164 


Paulus apostolus non ab hominibus etc. 
Apostolus interpretatur missus. 
Epiphanius ad Iohannem. 
Ambrose and Augustine are quoted as well as Jerome. 
Ends τόρ: 
melius est habere zachei staturam cum sanitate quam 
golie cum febre. 
16. De spera celi . ν : < ‘ 3 2 : , 169 ὁ 
Affirmatur celum rotundum esse 
—caritatem consequamur. 
17. De lapidibus. A Ε ᾿ ‘ ° ᾿ ἂν OE 170 
Iaspis uiridis 
—contra omnes incursus constantes. 
18. De mensuris 3 Ὁ e : : Η ς : : 1706 
Mensurarum appellationes 
—miliarium passus cc. pedes v. 
19. Ad estimandum cuiusque rei altitudinem sole lucente . 1700 
—pro mensura illius rei teneto. 


1239. ALMaANsor ETC. O. 4. 8 


Paper, 132 x9, ff. 226, double columns of 43 and 58 lines. 
Cent. xv, in two hands, one ugly, the other clear and good. 
Written in Italy. 


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Marked F. 4. No. 264. 
Collation: 1°-6" | 7-9" (+ 10*) 10" (+ 10*) 11° 12° (5, 6 canc.) 
1310 a 18”. 19"-- -22" 23°. 


Contents : 
Almansor. 
Deum time et mandata eius obserua + conuenientium receptarum 

congrue 9° almansorzé talis ordo seruatur . ‘ ° Te νς: 

Medicine simplices digestiue colere sunt viole rose μόναι etc. 
Inc. recepte superaddite ca°® aurium sec. oracionem almansorii . 21 
Capitulum de humoribus Ἢ 5 ᾿ ᾿ ὦ : ; 44 
Ends f. 474: deficit huius practice. 
Medicine temperate . . . . ὸ « . δ ‘ 48 
Inc. dictum de compositione . . 52 


Ends 56. Et sic est finis huius τὴ editi ac collecti per ven. 
arcium et medicine doctorem m. zacariani de felitris, Amen. 


Hii sunt canones et regule de...composicione . . . ° 56 
f. 57 blank. 
Bartholomei Montagnani Consilia. . . ‘ Ε . 58 


Super fen 5° contra catarrum ad pectus et ad alias ἘΠ: 

Spectabilis vir d. franciscus barbo. 

This work in many sections extends to the end of the volume. At 
several points (e.g. ff. 118) are colophons and date, usually about 
1434, and at Padua. 

The last on f. 163 (so numbered) is: 

Hec in summa est responsio ad illa capitula que michi nuper 
oblata sunt que continet veritatem rationibus auctoritatibus 
illustrium virorum et sententiis eorum cum experientia 
confirmata. 

Padue vitimo mensis septembris 1434 per dom. B(arthol.) de 
m(ontagnana) doctorem. 

Another paragraph follows, beginning: 

Quoniam non est possibile aliquam egritudinem. 

It treats of hernia. 


1240. Heronis PNeumarTIca. O. 4. 9 
? 6073 


Paper, 134 x 83, ff. 47 of text and 17 of drawings. Cent. xvi, 
very well written. In red morocco (? German work) with handsome 
gold tooling. 

Marked G. 3 (?2). No. 287. 


T. C. Ul. 17 


258 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. 4. 


There is a handsome title-page with painted border. In the 
lower margin a shield quarterly 1 and 4 sa a lion rampant or 2 
and 3 lozengy of avg and az an inescutcheon obliterated. 

The title in gold: 

Heronis Alexandrini spiritalium libri duo Graeci manuscripti numquam adhuc neque 
latini impressi. 

Dedication in Latin 


Ad ill™™ Principem Hemectum comitem Palatinum Rheni, utriusque Bauariae 
ducem, administratorem Frisingensem. 
Signed Josephus Auria. 


Text 


“Hpwros ἀλεξανδρέως πνευματικῶν πρῶτον. 
Τῆς πνευματικῆς πραγματείας σπουδῆς ἠξιωμένης. 
Lib. II. begins on f. 26 and ends on f. 476: 
IIpocevexOévros αὐτῷ ποτηρίου πίεται. 
Spaces are left throughout for diagrams. After the text diagrams 
follow, occupying 17 leaves. 


(). ἃ. 16 
1241. luvenatis ET Persit SATIRAE. 6025, 


6026 


Vellum, 12% x 10}, ff. 110, 21 lines to a page. Cent. x, in a 
beautiful round English minuscule. Initial on the first page filled 
in with purple. 

Interlinear and marginal scholia in a small fine hand like that 
of the text. 

Marked A. 47. No. 47. 2 fo. Aut lugdunensem. 

From St Augustine’s, Canterbury. The mark is gone, with the 
first leaf, but in the Catalogue of the Library f. 107 we have 

Juuenalis cum A. 2 fo. in libro aut lugdunensem. D. xj. G. 2. 

Collation: a8 (wants 1) b*-i® Κ΄ 15 τη (+ 8* Cuius) n® οὐ ρ΄ (wants 
3, 4 blank). ; 

On this and O. 4. 10, see Wiener Studien 111. 313, and also 
J. Ὁ. Duff's /uvenal (Cambridge, 1898). 

Contents : 


1. Juvenalis Satirae (without title) . tee else re Sas 
Semper ego auditor. 
The first marginal scholium begins: 
Togatos romanos signfcat quia...toga utebantur. 


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On f. 35 is the name Miss Rickaby. 

A spirited drawing of a beast on f. gra. 

The Satires, which are divided into 5 books, end on f. 92 ὦ, 

Tamquam homine et uentri indulsit non omne legumen. 

Then in capitals 

Iste Iunius Iuuenalis cum sua poetica desinit loqui. 

Persii Satirae. | 

Annotatio Cornuti . : ᾧ . . : . . 

Satira est genus clarni uel lancis 

—et reprehensionibus. 
Hic fabulam tangit. 
Forcus rex «III filias 
—incusas pectora flammas. 
Inc. adnotatio. 
Satire proprium est ut uerba 
—-scribendi lassitudine. 
Lambunt idem tergunt . 5 ° ὃ Σ : ᾿ 
—facile inpellat. 
Refulserit aut refulgeat 
—in aliis melos, 
Aules {corr. from aures) Persius Flaccus natus est 
—ne hoc in se uero ductum arbitraretur. 
Persii Flacci Sattirarum inc. Prohemium . . : é 
Nec fonte labra etc. 
Expl. Prefatio. Inc. liber Persii. 
O curas hominum. 

The first four pages have scholia (at first repeated from the 
adnotatio above) in the beautiful tall round minuscule charac- 
teristic of St Augustine’s. 

There are no marginal scholia of the original scribe, and only 
a few interlinear: on the last six leaves none at all. 

Ends f. 1104: tui finitor acerui. 
Then 

omne latus mundi peragrant iam nomina bella. 
Later (xi) quod rex uuillemus. 
In the original hand 

Virgilius de nutrice sua dixit (Martial I. 19). 
Si memini fuerant tibi quatuor helia dentes 
Expulit una duos tussis et una duos 


Iam secura potes totis tussire diebus 


Nil quod agat istic tertia tussis habet. 


93 


93 ὁ 


94 4 


259 


A rough sketch of a man (xi) and some meaningless scribbles. 


17—2 


260 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. 4. 


| 40 12 
1242. Iuvenatis SATIRAE ETC. 5987, 
' 5988 


Vellum, 118 x οἱ, ff. 96, το lines of text to a page. Cent. x, in 
a delicate Carolingian minuscule, with marginal and interlinear 
scholia by the same hand. 

Marked F. 8(9). No. 269. 2 fo. Nunc uia. 

From St Augustine’s, Canterbury. Entered in the Catalogue, 
f. 107, 


Juuenalis cum B. in quaterno 2 fo. in libro Nunc ui[t]a Ὁ. xi. G. 2. 


On f. 1 is a scribble (xii) 
R= πὸ suo Will® de uermedene. 
On the last page 
H. dei gratia Cant. Arch. 


Collation : 15--Χ1118 (VI is omitted in the old numbering). 
A slip is cut from the top of ἢ 1. 


Contents: 


1. In double columns, with rubrics in rustic capitals which have 
become hard to read 
EGLOGA HUKBALDI ALVE 
CUIUS HAEC EST CAUSA CALVUS ἢ CURA.. ONS. 
Carmina conuictu cerritos carpere caluos. 


Ends f. 26 
Completur claris carmen cantabile caluis (P. Z. CXXXII. 
1041). 
2. Decimi Iunii Iuuenalis Satyrarum liber primus inc. 
Semper ego auditor : . : : . : BY eet | 


The first scholium here begins: 
Decimi dicebantur apud antiquos a kalendario. 
Throughout the book the references to the scholia are indicated 
by letters of the alphabet, and when these are exhausted by 
Tironian notes. There is an occasional tendency to write 
the scholia in patterns. 
The Satires are divided into five books: the text ends f. 96a 
Ut laeti faleris omnes et torquibus omnes 
D. Iunii Iuuenalis Satyrarum liber vy. Expl. 
Scholia end: et phaleris donabantur milites. 
Then follow in the same hand 


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2. 


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Versus. Almo + teon + tyrsis + orti sub colle polori 
Semine disparili laurente « lacone « sabine etc. 


Nais amat tyrsin + glauce almona + nisa Leonem. 
(Anthol. Lat. Riese 393.) 
Then in a faint hand verses on a puzzle 
Tres primum niuei sunt inde nigri quoque bini 
Huic niueo fuscus societur ab inde locatus etc. 
7 lines ending 
—furuus circlum determinat unus. 
In the margin in the same hand as the scholia. 
A list of the muses 
Clio + ystorias 


Calliope litteras. 
Verses on them 
Clio gesta canens transactis tempora reddit 


Diuus apollo nouem musarum nomina signat 
In medio residens complectitur omnia phoebus 
Cerne superficiem lector pariterque medelam. 
Item versus cuiusdam sapientis viri. 
(On the same subject as those above, no. 2.) 
Bis duo nunc niuei presunt et quinque nigelli 


Orbem tunc furuus denum determinat unus. 

On the verso 

Five lines in a large hand, much rubbed, on the divisions 
of the As. 

A Hymn, by the original scribe (?) ὃ 2 ᾿ 3 4 96 ὁ 

Rex aeterne glorie da nostre memorie se mundare te laudare. 
In me firma uelle aufer nolle domine 

Qui es uia ueritas et perfecta caritas auctor rector dux et 
uector. Firma 

In caelar..infimo plangimus exilio uinctos corde tu dissolue + 
Wir hick weet be sotsnt. 

Est mortale tedium miserorum hominum semper hebes si 
now leues. Firma. ; 

Nichil sumus sine te « Da quod iubes facere + tunc ualemus et 
implemus. 

Nunc ad potres (? postes) Ianue pietatis nimie mendicamus et 
pulsamus. 

Iube petro barione sibi dato munere aperire nos intrare. 

Nos per hunc introitum(?) querimus et aditum a te uita infinita. 

Pie Petre ouibus quamuis peccatoribus sis humanus te rogamus. 

Memor esto domini qui remisit homini se neganti et post flenti 

Hoc exemplo utere et doctris compatere poenitenti te querenti 

Nos de longe uenimus et ad te confugimus noli claudi p(ius) audi 


262 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [O. 4. 


1243. ©. ἃ. 12 


Paper, 13 x 83, ff. cir. 150. Cent. xvii, well written. 

Marked G. 1. No. 286. 

A Catalogue of the Cottonian Manuscripts. 

It is not a description of each volume, but merely a list of 
treatises digested under subjects, and followed by an alphabetical 
index of authors. 


1244. O.- 45 Ὁ 


Paper, 13 x9, ff. 21 and pp. 69 written, the rest blank. 
Cent. xvii early, in two hands. 
Marked G. 6. No. 291. 


1. A true description as well of his Mats Courts of Record as 
allsoe of his highnes moste hono:!* houshold The nobilitye 
of England The Bishopricks and Deanaries of England & 
Wales And the Marches thereof, the Admiraltye, the 
Armorye, the Minte, Officers at armes his Ma‘ Townes of 
Warre, Castles Bullworks and Fortresses, The Islands 
Havens ἃ Harbours of England & Wales, w* his highnes 
howses, Parks, Forrests and Chases collected in A° 1615. 

In tabular form with a statement of the salaries attached to 
the various offices. 

2. In another hand. 

Certaine errors vpon the Statute made the xxv" yere of Kinge 
Edward the thirde, of children borne beyond the sea, 
conceyued by Seriaunt Browne, and confuted by Seriaunt 
Ferfax in maner of a Dialogue. 


p- 69 has a partial Index to the subjects treated in the 
Dialogue. Another copy is in O. 1. 16. 


1245. Lynpwoon’s PRovincIALe. { O. 4. 14 
6107 


Vellum, 12} x δὲ, ff. 149 +ix, text and gloss in double columns, 
54 lines of the latter to a full page. Cent. xv early, well written. 
A good border of English work (blue, shaded pink, and gold) on 
f. 1 of text. 


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In the covers are two leaves of unfinished xvth cent. service 
books with part of ‘the Office for Holy Week. On that at the end 
is this inscription : 

Iste liber constat M™ Johanni Wortham Rectori ecclesie Ὁ. marie de Foulemere in 


Com. Cantubr. Elien. dioc. a.d. mill®. cecc™. xlvj®. quod Joh* Wryght Capellanus 
parochze eiusdem eodem anno. 


On the last page is the colophon. 


Expl. tabula constitucionum prouincialium compilat - per bone memorie virum Mag. 
Willelmum Lynwode Episcopum 8. dauid et script. per Joh°™ Wryght Capellanum mag. 
Joh** Rectoris de Foulmere cui constat iste liber +a.d. mill®. cccc™®. xlvj'*. (then in the 
same hand, a little later) qui quidem M* Joh®* Wortham quondam socius istius collegii 
legauit hunc librum et pupillam-oculi et obiit in festo 5. Sulpicii Episcopi mense Januarii 
Anno domini supradicto. 


Marked G. 7. No. 292. 2 fo. (table.) amoris. 
(text.) ra manu. 


(gloss.) ramen fidei. 
Collation: a ( canc.) 158-108 (wants 6-8 blank). 


Contents : 


ἴω Table ᾿ς : ς 5 _ P : ᾿ τ ᾿ τῶν ἊΣ 
Abbas est nomen 


Zelus—patent predicta. Expl. tabula. 


Capitula Constitutionum —— et Ottoboni F : 4 ix 
f. ix ὁ is blank. 
2. Constitutiones Othonis cum commento Joh. de Athon. . Ι 


Text. Quoniam domum domini decet sanctitudo. 

Gloss. Ad succidendas palmites pestiferos. 

Ends: fore priuatum. 

Gloss ends: in glosa ult. in cle. 

Expl. comentum Joh. de Athon’ super const. Othonis celebratas 
a.d. mill®. cc. xxx. vii. 


3. Constitutiones Othoboni. ; . ‘ : ᾿Ξ ‘ ‘ 55 
Text. Mandata dei et lex altissimi. 
Gloss begins 


Inc. comentum eiusdem Joh. super const. Octoboni celebratas 
ad. mill®. cc. Lxviij. 

Mandata dei de quibus nota per ordinem. 

Text ends f. 1124: per censuram ecclesiasticam compescendo. 

Gloss ends: mercedem expecto ecci®. xi. οὗ, 

4. Inc. constitutiones Oxon. ‘ . ὁ Ξ . 5 ὡ 113 

Auctoritate dei patris. ᾿ 

Written in double columns 

Const. Westmonast. ἐν ἢ ᾿ . Ξ : . 119 


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Const. Edmundi . . . : ᾿ : δ ‘ Z 119 
Bonifacii . ξ ᾿ : - . . . ὃ 121 
Pecham ἘΞ, hare τ . ee . : . 125 

ν΄ θεῖ», Ses πὰς ΝΎ Ἂν 1316 
Wynchelse . . Ξ ᾿ : Ἔ ὡ ᾿ ; 137 


Langton (Lambeth) . Ξ ‘ : é Ἶ : 138 
Mepham . . 5 uae . : . . 1396 
Stratforde . ° : : Α - : Ξ ; 143 
Islep . ° : 5 δ : ; 2 Ἐ 7.1. 146 
Sudburi. : 3 : . Ὰ . : 147 
Bonifacii de collatione officii : ‘ ᾿ : 147 6 
Walt. de Southfeld Ep. Norwic. on dispositione 
fructuum libera per curatos testantes . : Σ 147 6 


Declaracio precedentis const. per D. Will. Bateman Norwic. 
Ep. ad consultacionem Vicar. de Mildenhall . ° ὡ 148 
Tua deuocio postulauit 
—omnia et singula pertinebunt. 


On 1484, 149 is a roughly written table of matters by John 
Wryght. See the colophon above. 


1246. V. CRauTUVALDUS. { O. 4. 15 
5997 


Paper, 12} x 84, ff. cir. 500, fairly well written. Cent. xvi (1554). 
Marked A. 48. No. 48. 
Title page with border of scrolls inscribed with texts. 
D. Valentini Crautuualdi Silesii Theologi in Gymnasio Legnicensi Sacrarum 
Literarum Linguarumque Interpretis Fidelissimi. 
Cophinus Fragmentorum siue Reliquiarum de Mensa Domini. 
Quae ut Pereuntibus Nausea Ita Recipientibus Veritatem Vt Salui fiant Thesaurus 
Incomparabilis. 
Fragmentorum Catalogum indicabit sequens pagina. 


‘1 Thess. v. Spiritum ne extinguatis etc.—quod Bonum tenete. 
Anno. Μ. D. LIIII. 


The Table of Contents occupies 8 pages. 


Praefatio ad Veritatis Studiosos. . 
Vita beati (corr. to D.) Valentini Crautuualdi Silesii Theologi (7 pages). 
He died in 1545. 


The first section is headed 
De cognitione Dei ex Creaturis. 


The principal subject of the book is the Eucharist: a con- 
siderable portion of the text is in German. 


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1247. PsALTERIUM, ETC. O. 4. 16 


Vellum, 128 x 88, ff. 179 +9, 21 lines to a page. Cent. xiii late 
(near 1300), in a magnificent English hand, with fine ornaments. 

Marked G. 3. No. 288. 

The initials R. M. (xvii) are stamped on the covers. 

Collation: Kal.8 (8 canc.) A? (inserted) 1-4" 54 6% 7” 86 of 10” 
11° (3 canc.) 12-17" (4 replaced by another leaf) 18+. 


Contents: 


f. i blank. 

Kalendar in red, blue, and black. ᾿ Vie) γὼ . Ae et | 
f. viiia blank. 

Full-page painting (cent. xv) of William Clarkson . : - viii ὁ 


Response. Regnauit dominus etc. (xv) : 9 ᾿ ° ‘ ix 
Oracio ante psalterium . - ; ᾿ . é Ρ ix 
Suscipere dignare (a longer Sout. 
Psalter . : a : ξ ὃ : : : : ς 4 I 
Cantica. -. : A $ : : : : : 1486 
Litany (last ἘΣ ῈΡΕ rewritten in cent. xv) . é ὲ : : 162 ὁ 
Office of the Dead : : ‘ : ᾿ 2 ; ὶ : 168 
Rubric . 2 ° 9 : 177 ὁ 


Saint gile ΣΕ» α a charles le Roy de ἐδάοξ' par iis nunce- 
ment del aungel ke il fait chaunter -viiie messes pur le 
pecche kil noseit descouerer etc. 
1 a chescune messe soit dit memorie de saint Gile. 
Intercessio ou propre. 
Litany of the Virgin in double columns, of cent. xv . ; . 178 
Memoria of St Joachim en ‘ ‘ ᾿ . Ἃ . 1796 
Sublimauit dei clemencia ioachim 
Deus qui beatum famulum tuum joachim. 


In the Kalendar, the name of 5. Thomas, and the word fafa, 
are erased. 


Jan. 16 Kal. Feb. Sculpitii Ep. Ὁ. 
Va ES net ty th Wolstani Ep. C. 
Uo hy te AT ee Emerentiane V. M. in red. 
Feb. 3 Non. Blasii Ep. M. in red. 
2 Id. Transl. S. fredeswide in red. 
14 Kal. Mar. Juliane V. M. in red. 
Mar. Non. Perpetue et Felicitatis in red. 


Obiit Margareta de ferrar, 

Non. Ricardi Ep. Cycestr. in red. 

Kal. Mai. Transl. 5. Whfridi. 

Added xvi dep. S. Erkenwaldi Ep. Lond. 


Ap. 


nw Dw 


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Mai, 7 Id. Transl. S. Nicholai Ep. 
7 Kal. Jun. S. Augustini Ep. Anglie in red. 
June. 3 Non. Osie V. (added xv. S. Herasmi M.). 
8 Id. An erasure. 
6 Kal. Jul. Added xv. S. Keneburge. 

July. Kal. An obit erased, date only left, a.d. μο, ccc®. xxx°®. 
Aug. Non. Oswaldi R. M. in red. Dominic added xv, xvi. 
7 Id. Obit erased, date left, a.d. μϑ, ccc®. xl° 

Sept. 41) Soa dees ...a.d. Μο, ccc’. xxviij®. 
Oct. 2 Non. Fidis V. M. in red. 
5 Id. Transl. S. Aug. in blue. 
14 Kal. Fredeswide V. in blue. 
Nov. 18 Kal. Dec. Transl. S. Erkenwaldi Ep. Lond. added xvi. 
16 ΒΕ" Eadmundi Archiep. in red. 
15 — _Hugonis Ep. Lincoln. in blue. 
13 -- Elisabeth matrone nobilissime added xiv. 
12 — Edmundi R. in blue. 


In the Litany : 

Martyrs: Georgi Thoma erased...Cesari Albane Oswalde Aedmunde. 

Confessors: Marcialis...Augustine cum soc., Dunstane, Cutberte. 

Virgins: Fredeswida. 

Suffrages: Ut regidws (erased) et principibus etc. 

The Office of the Dead has been oddly treated. The first leaf 
has been pasted on to the last leaf of the Litany, and is almost 
gone. This last leaf of the Litany was seemingly a xvth cent. 
insertion. 

The ornamentation of the book is interesting. It is of several 
periods. 


1. Initials historiated and decorative, original. Also pictures, two leaves of which 


only survive, before Ps. cix. 
2. Initials cut from a xiiith cent. Bible and pasted on the margins of the leaves. 


3. xvth cent. insertion before the Psalter. 


The last named comes first in the volume. 

On f. viiid is a full-page picture of a man in civilian’s dress 
kneeling face R. at a prayer desk, with open book, under a 
canopy. The man’s features are undistinguishable. 

Round the arch is written: 


Of your charyte pray for the soull of wyllyam clarkson ferrar (ferear) of london and 
margeret hys wyffe and all bere childaris. 


On f. ixa border with effaced shield (quarterly) in the lower 
margin. 


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Large initial. Christ as the Man of Sorrows standing in the 
tomb, bleeding, with chalice before Him, surrounded by the 
Evangelistic emblems ; the names of the Evangelists on scrolls. 

Original decoration. 

Beatus vir. Large initial. Jesse sleeping: from him springs a 
tree with seven figures; at the sides, four nimbed prophets with 
scrolls. In C. (1) David seated crowned, with harp, and sword 
with Goliath’s head on it. (2) The Virgin suckling the Child. 
(3) Christ throned, with book, blessing. 

Gold ground. 

On the margin is pasted an initial I from the Genesis of a 
xiiith cent. Bible, containing seven elliptical medallions on gold 
ground, illustrating the days of creation and God resting on the 
seventh day. 


f. 3a. Initial H from Exodus: Moses horned, followed by elders, smites the rock. 

On f. 8a has been an initial from the Bible, now gone, so also on ff. 7, 9, 12, 
15, 10 etc. 
_ f. 22a. Initial F from ?Reg. King admonishing a man. 

f.224. Dominus illuminatio. Decorative initial: grotesque man with sword. 

f. 25a. Initial F from 2 Reg. Man in mail beheading another man. 

f. 30a. Initial P from 4 Reg. Ahaziah falls out of tower. 

f. 35a. Initial I. Prophet with book. 

f. 366. Dixi custodiam. Decorative. 

f. 38a. Initial T from ὃ. Sleeping man by a tree, cloud ?above. 

f. 40a. Initial I from Esther. A queen. 

f. 42a. Initial P from Proverbs. Man seated, with large green rod, teaches a naked 
boy with a book. ‘ 

Quid gloriaris and Dixit insipiens have large decorative initials. 

At Exaudi deus. Initial A. A man (Habakkuk ἢ) lowers a basket through a roof: 
a man inside stretches up his hands. 

Salvum me fac. Decorative. 

At Attendite. Initial I. Prophet with scroll. 

Lxultate. Decorative. 

At Venite exultemus. Initial I. Prophet with book. 

Cantate. Decorative. 

Domine exaudi. Decorative. 

ibid. Initial I. Prophet with book. 

Ps. ciii Lat. Initial F. (Luke). Luke writing: ox-head in cloud. 


civ — — 1. (John’s Gospel). Nimbed deacon or priest with book. 

cv — — H. (Prol. to John). John writing. Eagle’s head. 

cvi — — P. (Acts). Ascension. Virgin and Apostles: feet of Christ 
above. 


cviii Deus laudem P. (Romans). Paul writing. 


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Followed by two blank leaves, then on the inner side of the 
next two leaves, a set of pictures, six on each page, on gold 
grounds ornamented with incised lines and patterns. 

All those on the left of the first page are under three arches, the 
central one a trefoil: those on &. are in a lozenge inscribed in a 
quatrefoil. 


1. The Betrayal. The Kiss of Judas. Malchus wounded. 

2. The Scourging. Christ full-face. Two tormentors. 

3. Bearing the Cross. Two men behind Christ with clubs, one in front appears to 
grasp His nimbus. 

4- Crucifixion. A man nailing the feet with one nail. 

Two figures on each side: the outermost, spectators, then on Z. Longinus pierces the 
side and rubs his eyes, which have blood on them. He is beardless and unarmed. 
On &. a man with reed and bucket. 

5. Deposition. The Virgin on Z. takes the 2. hand: a man supports the body. 
John on &. Another detaches the #. hand by means of pincers. 

6. The angel seated on the elevated end of the lid of the sepulchre. The three 
women on Z. Three soldiers lie below. 

Second page. The pictures on Z. are lozenge inscribed in quatrefoil, those on 2. 
under 3 arches, the central one a trefoil. 

7. Descent into Hell. Christ with resurrection-cross leads Adam and Eve to Z. 
out of Hell mouth. No other figures. 

8. Christ stands between trees with resurrection-cross. Magdalene prostrate on 2. 
wipes His feet with her hair. 

9. The two disciples in cloaks going to Emmaus. Christ, opposite, talks to them. 

1o. Trees on ὦ. and &. Thomas (tonsured) kneels: his hand guided by the risen 
Christ to His side. No other figures. 

11. The Apostles. The Virgin in C. Christ’s feet seen above in cloud. 

12. The Apostles seated, the Virgin in C. Paul with sword, Peter with keys. The 
Dove descends. Flames over the Apostles’ heads. 


Another blank leaf follows. 
Probably the earlier scenes of Christ’s life were represented in 
pictures, now lost, which preceded Ps. i. 


Dixit dominus. Decorative initial. 
Ad dominum. WDecorative. 


Fifteen more initials from the Bible are pasted on to other 
leaves. All but one are taken from the Pauline Epistles, and 
represent Paul writing or addressing one or more persons. One is 
an initial I, probably from a Catholic Epistle, and represents an 
apostle with a book. 


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1248. 


TRINITY COLLEGE LIBRARY. 


MISCELLANEA GRAECA. 
6020 


Paper, 124 x 8, ff. cir. 150, in various hands. Cent. xvii. 
Marked G, 28. No. 314. 


I. 


Excerpta ex Scholiis Graecis ΜΘ" penes Vossium in Lucianum 
opus νυχθημερινόν. 

pp- 15. 

Alia Scholia in Lucianum, utraque Christiani. 

pp- 6. 

Signed at end Bruno, 19° Aug. 1660. 

Περὶ λογογραφίας περὶ ᾿Επιστολῶν περὶ στείχων Εἰσαγωγή. 

(Ex Cod. Bibl. Trin. Coll. Cant. Servatur aliud exemplar in 
Arch. Baroccian. Oxon.) 

Πᾶσα λόγου ἰδέα. 

It is a transcript from R. 9. 18, 19 (ff. 86-97: see Catalogue, 
vol. Il. p. 260). 

ta, 

Variae Lectiones in Porphyrii Librum περὶ ἀποχῆς ex MS. 
Cod. Bibliothecae Paulinae apud Lipsienses. 

Manu—Menckenii viri docti et amici. 

Anno D. m. d. c. Ixxxvii. 
fi. τι. 

Index in Suidam. 
pp- 110. 

Excerpta ex Euthymii Zigabeni Panoplia Dogmatica MS* in 
Biblioth. Trin. Coll. Cant. Anno mdclxxxvii. 
ff. 15. 

Φωτίου πατριάρχου κατὰ τῶν τῆς παλαιᾶς Ῥώμης x.7.d. 
ff. 2. 

Νικηφόρου x. Φωτίου x. Θεοδώρου τοῦ στουδίτου κατὰ εἰκονομάχων. 
ἢ: 

Variae Lectiones excerptae ex Codd. Variis Geoponicéy Edit. 
Basil. Brassic. 

Codex 1. Saraceni. 


2. Longolii. 
3. Baroccii. 
4- Cottoniani. 


ff. 9. 
Variae Lectiones in Nicandrum. 
With Indices auctorum, hominum, Verborum. 
Τιβηρίου ῥήτορος περὶ τῶν παρὰ Δημοσθένει σχημάτων. 
ff. 8. 
Μέλλοντι τὴν τῶν σχημάτων θεωρίαν 
--“ὅρκου φαντασίαν μεταβαλών. 


Ona 


269 


17 


270 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. 4. 


1249, Orpo Missa ETC. O. 4. 18 


Vellum, 128 x 83, ff. 86, 13 lines to a page. Cent. xv late, ina 
magnificent large hand, with fine ornaments, Written in Italy. 

The binding has fine gold tooling, and a cardinal’s hat stamped 
on the sides. 

Marked A. 62. 

Collation : 1-8 οὐ inserted between 9 and 10 of quire 8. 

On the flyleaf (xvi) the name 


Hisspani (Cardinalis). 


Contents : 


The prayer. 
Summe sacerdos .. 2 : ~ 3 , : eo hen ae Ἢ 
Oratio S. Anselmi 3 ᾿ ; : ; ᾿ “ - 2 12 


Sancte petre pie petre. 
Order for a Bishop celebrating mass . ᾿ : 5 ὰ - 150 
Rubric. Pontifex pontificaliter celebraturus. 
There are a few marginal additions of cent. xv, xvi: on f. 31 a 
prayer ad pallium. 


In exequiis summorum pontificum et S. R. E. Cardinalium : 37 
Ordo qui seruatur in consistoriis et capellis S. R. E.. é ἃ 48 
Capelle pontificales per annum . : : ᾿ 4 ‘ 50 
There are several marginal corrections of cent. xv, xvi and xvii. 

Ordo dicendi missam (coram papa) - ᾿ : , ‘ : 66 ὁ 


At end (f. 77) 
In primo memento in missa vii. genitiui. 
1. Mei. 
2. Pape Cardinalium etc. 
Similiter in secundo memento sex genitiui. 
1. Patris matris δ Cardinalis fratrum: consanguineorum. 
2. Pape sixti Innocentii Cardinalis hispanie etc. 
786 is blank. 

Two popes may be meant. Sixtus IV. 1471-1484, and 
Innocent VIII. 1484-1492. No Cardinal at this time was 
named Innocent. The Cardinal Abp of Toledo was Pedro 
Gonsalvo de Mendoza, d. 1495. 

The next seven leaves are in two hands of cent. xv, xvi. 


Festa palatii Apostolici : - 7 = 79 
Modus et ordo seruatus in phic incouibes sacri concilii Con- 
stantiensis . ° . ᾿ . 5 F ‘ . . . 8ο 


At top of ἢ 81 in ἃ xvth cent. hand is 


Nicolaus Riccardius. 


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There are fine decorative initials, mostly on gold grounds, 
throughout the book. The most considerable piece of ornament 
is on f. 154 where a large border of conventional red, blue and 
green foliage on gold ground has been added, I think in cent. xvi, 
in a very coarse style. There is a historiated initial of a Bishop in 
cope and mitre kneeling in a church before an altar, on which are 
chalice and host. Behind him two surpliced clerks. In the lower 
margin a shield, within a wreath, and surmounted by a Cardinal’s 
hat. The shield is ov a bend dexter sadde. 

The book was written, I expect at Rome, for the trade, and 
purchased by the prelate who had this border and shield added. 


1250. Norpen’s Specutum BriraNNIAE. ἐλ. 4. 10 


Paper, 12} x 73, ff. cir. 200. Cent. xvii early, well written. 
No old mark. (A. 61. No. 437.) 


1. A Brief declaration of y® Titles, Inhabitants, Divisions and 
Scituations of England or Britania major: a necessary intro- 
duction to our 

Speculum Britannia(e). 

2. Of Middlesex. 

The full work was printed in 1593. An original draft is in 
MS. Harl. 570. 

3. The discription of Hartfortshire. 

Printed in 1598. An original MS. is at Lambeth, no. 521. 
4. Speculi Britanniae Pars. 
A Topographical] and historicall description of Cornwall By 
the perambulaczon view and deliniacéon of John Norden. 
Paper (1 page) Touching your Ma‘* Mineralls in Corn-wall 
signed Jo. Norden. 

Dedication to ‘Jeames’ I. 

Table of the mapp etc. 

Folding Map of Cornwall, coloured. 

The General History of the Duchie of Cornwall. 

Illustrated with pen and ink drawings, and folding coloured 
maps of each of the hundreds. 

It occupies 236 pages. 


Printed in 1728. The copy presented to James I. is MS. 
Harl. 6252. 


272 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 4. 


1251. CaraLocue oF Dr Der’s Liprary. O. 4. 20 


Paper, 124 x 82, ff. cir. 100. Cent. xvi, clearly written, in the 
autograph of Dr John Dee. 

Marked A. 60. 

Catalogus librorum Bibliothecae (Externae) Mortlacensis D. 
Joh. Dee, a°. 1583, 6° Sept. 

The divisions are 


Compacti. 

Libri in 850 compacti. 

Libri in 16° compacti. 

Historici libri ad navigationem pertinentes compacti. 
Varii adhuc in f° compacti. 

Chimici libri etc. compacti. 

Paracelsici libri compacti. 

eodsasnaesevecterieg. latine compacti. 

Hebraici Chaldaici & Syriaci libri ete. compacti. 
Grammaticalia nonnulla etc. compacta. 

Libri Anglici compacti. 

Libri non compacti. 

Libri Italici non compacti. 

Libri Germanica lingua non compacti. 
Paracelsicd’ WOti.57..~ ss ssescaee seo abates teen 

CTROPDICE τ τον χουν δε ΒΕ, nsauwaenceseeene vere 

Libri Manuscripti. 


The number of volumes on each page is written at the bottom. 
The total is 1215. 

The catalogue of the manuscripts was printed by J. ο. Halli- 
well for the Camden Society in 1842, with the Diary of Dr Dee 
(pp. 65-87). 

There are a good many marginal notes by Dee throughout, 
showing to some extent what losses he sustained through the riots 
in his house at Mortlake. . 

Each volume has opposite to it, added later by Dee, the letter 
T, or Fr. 

MS. Harley, 1879, is another autograph copy; and in MS. 
Add. 35213 is another catalogue, perhaps of earlier date, also 
written by Dee. 


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1252. Catena ΙΝ PsaLMos LXxXIV-CL. O. 4. 21 
5888 


Paper, 12} x 81, ff. 455, 36 lines to a page. Cent. xvii (1604), 
well written. In the original binding of red skin over wooden 
boards: clasps gone. 


Marked G. 13. No. 299 (298). In quires of 8 leaves. 
At the bottom of f. 1 of text is 


Ἔκ τῶν Μητροφανοῦς τοῦ Κριτοπούλου. 
The colophon at end is 
Ἔν ἀλεξανδρεία ἔτους axd σωτηρίου « ἰουνίου ¥. 


Metrophanes, afterwards Patriarch of Alexandria, was a protégé 
of Patrick Young. 


Catena in Psalmos Ixxiv—cl. 


Els τὸ τέλος μὴ διαφθείρης τω ἀσὰφ κ.τ.λ. 
Εἴρηται καὶ οὗτος ὁ ψαλμὸς ἐκ προσώπου 
τῶν ἐν βαβυλῶνι δορυαλώτων. 
Ends f. 452: εἰ δὲ καὶ ἄλλοις δόξειε χρήσιμον, Θεῷ xapls- παρ οὗ 
πᾶν ἀνθρώποις τὸ κατορθούμενον. αὐτῷ ἡ δόξα εἰς τοὺς αἰῶνας + 
ἀμήν. 
Then in Young’s hand, 
ἹὙπόθεσις Εὐσεβίου τοῦ παμφίλου εἰς τοὺς py ψαλμούς. ‘ a) ἘΠ) 
Πρῶτος rporporh θεοσεβείας. 
Collated with Codex Theclae (Cod. A). 
‘Erépa i160. Ἑύσεβ. : : 


; ‘ . x ῳ ξ ᾿ 454 
τῆς βιβλου τῶν ψαλμῶν ἡδὲ ἂν εἴη 
τοῦ αὐτοῦ εἰς το διάψαλμα. 
Ἔγραψαν τὸ διάψαλμα. 
One 22 
1258. EvANGELISTARIUM GRAECE. { eee 


Vellum, 124 x 8§, ff. 250, double columns of 20 lines. Cent. xii, 
in a beautiful minuscule. Musical notes in red. Headings in gold 
capitals, initials in gold colours. Panel of ornament on ἢ I 
damaged, but in good style. 

Marked A. 52. 


T. Ὁ IIL. 18 


274 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. 4. 


Collation: A%s'® &° ηδ- κβϑ xy? (wants 2) «d*-rAa® AB! (wants 4 
blank). 

It is No. 186 in Gregory, Proll. in N.T. Graec., p. 715, and 221 
in Scrivener. It has been collated by the latter. No portion of 
text seems to be wanting: the missing leaf, if not merely cancelled, 
may have contained a picture of an Evangelist. 


1254. Damascius. Οὐ. 


Paper, 124 x 84, pp. 861 written, mostly 20 lines to a page. 
Cent. xvii late, in a very clear hand. 
Marked A. 49. 
Damascii Opera. 
Transcriptus fuit liber hic de Cod. antiquo in Bibliotheca Coll. 
Corp. Christi, Oxon. 
The title ᾿Απορίαι καὶ λύσεις περὶ τῶν πρώτων ἀρχῶν is not prefixed. 
Inc. Πότερον ἐπέκεινα τῶν πάντων. 
Ends p. 861: ταύταις γὰρ εἵπετο τὸ οὐδὲν. 
Ὅροι Πλάτωνος 
᾿Αἰδιόν ἐστι τὸ κατὰ παντὰ χρονον 
---ἥλιος ἐστὶ πῦρ οὐράνιον. 


The Manuscript from which this transcript was made is Corp. 
Chr. Coll., Oxf, No. 158, of cent. xv, ff. 324: once the property of 
Grocyn. 


O. 4. 24 
1255. MisceELLANEA GRAECA. 5882— 


5891 


Paper, 12x 84, ff. cir. 200, many tracts bound together. 
Cent. xvii, in various hands. 
Marked G. 8. No. 293. Most of the volume seems to have 
been written by Patrick Young. 
Note on flyleaf. 
April y® 5, 1677. 
Borrowed then of Dr Gale Photii Lexicon in MS. Gr. w™ I 


promise to returne upon demand. 
Edward Bernard. 


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10. 


If. 


12. 


13. 
14. 


15. 


TRINITY COLLEGE LIBRARY. 


Testamenta duodecim Patriarcharum. 

Transcript from the Cambridge MS. Ff. 1. 24. Collated 
with the Oxford MS. Barocc. 133. 

ff. 27. 

Josippi Ὑπομνηστικόν. 

From the Cambridge MS. Ff. 1. 24. See Fabric. Cod. 
Pseud. V. ΤῸ αἰ: 

Versus Leonis from the same MS, . 

Fragmentum Josephi ex cod. J. Vossii a debet ad 
p- 488, Ed. Genevensis. 

Copies of decrees, ff. 6. 

Index to Josippus. 

Epitome Legis Mosaicae - 2 Ξ 

From Cod. MS. Bodl. Roe 18. 

Cantica Canticorum cum commento . : : 

From MS. New College. 

Dated at end. Nono Cal. Jul. Sherbornae in Juniano 
nostro 1636. 

Supplenda ex Cod. MS. Archiep. Cant. . ° 

Συναγωγὴ ἐξηγήσεων τοῦ Ἡρακλείας Νικήτα els τὰς ταρομία 
τοῦ Σαλομῶντος Ε F A 

Eusebius Pamphili de ussbialiets locorum 

Greek and Latin in parallel columns. 

Dated Bromefeldiae in agro Essexiensi 14 ae 1647 

Λέξεις τῆς ἁγίας γραφῆς 3 

From a Royal MS. collated with one “of Th. ‘Allen. 
Bromefield, 13 Sept. 1647. 

Origenis ὑπόμνημα els τοὺς Ψψαλμούς 

Followed by fragments and Hyfotheses of Hippolytus, 
Hesychius, Eusebius, Epiphanius, on the Psalms. 

Excerpta ex Catena Graecorum Patrum in 50 priores 
Psalmos . ξ . ‘ : 3 3 . ° 

Ex Catena recentiore 

Ex Catena Noui Collegii 

Ex MS. Bodleiano 4 5 β . 

Στίχοι ᾿Ιαμβικοὶ. 2 ᾿ . ; P 


Excerpta ex Athanasio in Psalmos . : = ; ᾿ 
“Ἐχ Alexandrino exemplari τῶν 0.” 
Ioannes Chrysostomus in Ps. xxxvii. 3 ἃ 


A comparison of Ps. xvii. (xviii.) with 2 Sam. xxii. (in 
Greek) 
A second copy of ne. = Excerpt for knicias, No. 3- 


115 
117 


149 


158 


168 
1736 
174 
178 
188 ὁ 
189 


192 


196 


18—2 


275 


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1256. Caratocue or MSS. at Trinity O. 4. 25 
COLLEGE. 6051 


Paper, 128 x 8, ff. cir. 20 written. Cent. xvii, in a good hand. 
Marked F. 11. No. 271. 


Catalogus Librorum Manuscriptorum in bibliotheca Collegii Trinitatis Cant. 


It is essentially the same list as that in Bernard’s Catalogi. 
On the last page are 


Addenda MSS. 
Class 23. 
lib. 24. Aug. de symbolo et alia eiusdem. 
An old History in English metre, what time all y*® 
children of Noe. 
26. The game of chesse. 
Class 26. 
48. <A Psalter MS. 


1257. HuisrorRE DE LA DESTRUCTION DE 


THEBES ETC. } O. 4. 26 


Vellum, 123 x 9}, ff. 126, double columns of 33 lines. Cent. xiv, xv, 
in a rather current hand, with fine ornaments. Written in France. 
Marked 269. (F. 9.) 


On the margin of f. I 
Roide Fluckden. 


Collation: 1** (wants 1, 8) 258-45 55 (wants 1) 6° (wants 2) 78 
(wants 2) 8°-12° (wants 5-8) 135-17" (wants 1). 


Contents : 


1. Historie de la destruction de Thebes . : i ‘ +” eee 
Begins imperfectly: 
et si vous diray en quele maniere. 
Ninus qui fu le premerain Roy des assiriens. 
Ends f. 304: qui fu uncle pelens. 
Ci fine historie de la destruction de Thebes. 
2. Ci commence historie de la destruccion de troye la grant 
(Catchword, in red) de piezce . “ : : ‘ 5 30 ὁ 
The first leaf gone: begins on f. 31. 
fu departi du tout Tant y fist de proestes. 


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Ends f. 118: En tele maniere que nul ny pourroit Rien 
adioindre qui pour verite deust estre tenu. 
Ci fine la vraye hystoyre de la destruction de troye la grant. 
In red, below: 
Guilliant. 
3. The Heroides of Ovid in French prose . ; : ὃ : 118 
Cestre epistre enuoya philis a demophon son ami. 
Tu demophon je philis ta bonne hostesse. 


Imperfect. 

? Briseis achilli, beginning gone. ‘ Σ ‘ ‘ ὸ 120 
Phaedra Hippolyto. : : = : - ‘ 120 
Oenone Paridi Ε . ὃ 4 : ἢ : Ἢ ϑ 1216 
Ariadne theseo Ξ ἃ ἡ g τ ᾿ : é ἃ 1236 
Cayrasse a m..charo son frere . 3 - ᾿ ᾿ 125 
Laodamia Prothesilao_ . A : 2 : 4 : ° 126 


Ending imperfectly: 
Et se tu faiz ce que je te prie. 


The decoration of the book though imperfect is very good. 
The larger initials are of good ivy-leaf pattern and there are a 
certain number of paintings left, viz.: 


1. f. 354. Comment Jason ala conq’re la toyson dor. 

Chequered ground: a ship in full sail filled with men: a red standard at the prow 
with a gold leopard’s head. 

2. f. 50a. Red ground with gold pattern: Achilles and Patroclus in gowns 
received by the priest of Apollo (in blue robe covered with gold A’s): attendant in 
scarlet. The temple is a double stone niche containing two gold statues of men with 
shields, standing on a pink base. 

3. f. 54a. The breadth of the page. Ground of dark blue foliage-work. The 
landing of the Greeks: they are in ships, with gangways thrown out to the land. On 17. 
the gate of Troy. A great fight is going on. 

4. f. 68a. Breadth of page. Chequered ground. A battle scene: a dead Centaur 
with bow and arrow (le Roi Sentipus) lies in front. 

5. f. 804. Breadth of page. Pink ground with gold pattern. The death of 
Hector. He stoops from his horse towards a crowned man in plate armour who lies 
dead. Achilles on horseback pierces him in the back. 

6. f. 934. Breadth of page. Red ground with gold lines. In the temple of Apollo 
(a stone canopy on four pillars) Achilles and Antilochus defend themselves against a 
crowd of Trojans on &., several corpses lie in front of them. The image of Apollo is a 
gold warrior seated on a stool: he holds his shield up before his face. 

7. f. 1074. Breadth of page. Death of Polyxena. Chequered ground. In C. on 
a large oblong pink stone platform. Polyxena in scarlet kneels facing X. Her neck is 
wounded. Pyrrhus in plate armour is about to strike again. At each end stands a 
‘group of warriors. 


278 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. 4. 


se Re δὰ 


1258. ΒΙΒΙΙΑ Sacra. 602% 


Vellum, 12 x 84, ff. 550, double columns of 47 lines. Cent. xiii 
late, excellent writing: initials in good style. 

Marked A 54. 2 fo. rauit qui habet. 

A coat of arms and the initials S.S. are on the binding. 

The shield is quarterly. 1. a chevron engrailed between 3 
swans’ heads erased. 2. a chevron ermine between 3 horses (?) 
heads erased. 3. 3 fesses wavy. 4. a chevron between 
3 martlets (?). 

Collation ; 1 2°-11™ 12% 13% | 1.416.2[16 22*-27” 28" (10 canc.) | 
29'* 30° 31% (14 canc.). 


Contents : 


Prologue of Jerome. Frater Ambrosius. 

Genesis—2 Chron. Prayer of Manasses follows the latter without 
break. 

Esdr. Neem. 3 Esdras (1 Esdras of Apocrypha) Tob. Jud. Hest. 
Job, Psalms (Gallican). 

Proverbs— Eccl". 

Isaiah, Jer. (Lam. Baruch, Ep. Jer.)—Malachi. 

1, 2 Maccabees. : 

Evv. Paul. Epp. Act. Cath. Epp. Apoc. 

Interpretationes nominum (Aaz—Zuzim). 


The pictured initials are as follows: 


Prologue. Jerome writes at desk. 

Gen, 8 lozenge-shaped medallions, days of Creation (Creation of Eve) and Virgin 
and Child. 

Exod. Moses horned, with tables and rod. Jews, one with book. Water. (Striking 
of the rock ?) 

Lev. Two Jews offer lambs. 

Num. Christ and Moses, horned. 

Deut. Moses. joshua (?) puts the tables into the ark. 

Jos. Christ and Joshua. 

Jud. Christ and a kneeling figure. 

Ruth. Elimelech, Naomi, and two sons journeying (in three panels one above 
another). 

1 Reg. Two mailed men kill one unarmed. 

2 Reg. David, crowned. Benaiah kills the Amalekite. 


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3 Reg. David in bed. Man brings Abishag to him. 
4 Reg. Ahaziah falls out of tower. 
1 Par. Seated figures. 
2 Par. Solomon offers lamb. Two other figures. 
Ἐπάν. Two builders and king. 
Neem. Kneels with cup, to king. 
3 Zsdr. Man with bucket by altar. Lamp hangs above. 
Tob. In bed: birds above blind him. 
Judith. Beheads Holofernes crowned in bed. White ground. 
Esther. Esther at top: then Ahasuerus: then Haman hanging blindfold. 
Job. On dunghill. Two friends on Z. Wife and friend on Δ᾽. 
Psalms. Beatus. David with harp. Below, he beheads Goliath. 
Dom. illum. Christ stands by David seated. 
Dixi. David points to his eye. 
Dixit. Fool with ball and stick. 
Salvum. Christ above. David in water. 
Exultate. David plays on 4 bells. 
Cantate. Three clerks singing. 
Dixit Dom. Christ beardless seated. 
Parab. Solomon chastising Rehoboam. 
Ecel. Solomon seated. Woman points to prostrate man. 
Cant. Virgin and Child. 
Sap. King gives sword to a man. 
Ecclus. The Church, with cross and chalice. 
Zsa. Kneeling at pillar full-face. Two men saw the -top of his head. 
Jer. Tonsured, stoned by two men. Divine face in cloud. 
Lam. Jeremiah sits at gate of Jerusalem. 
Baruch. Writes. 
Ezk. In bed: over him the four beasts. 
Dan. In den: two lions; he lays his hands on their heads. 
Hosea. Kisses Gomer: face in cloud above. 
Joel. Christ speaks to him. 
Amos. Keeping goats: face of God in cloud. 
Obad. In bed: addressed by Christ. 
Jon. Cast up by fish: Nineveh above. 
Micah. Angel speaks to him. 
Nahum. Looks at falling city. 
Habak. With loaves and jug, between trees. Angel above. 
Sophon. Two nimbed prophets. 
Hag. Single figure. 
Zech. Single figure. King below. 
Mal. Addresses three Jews in caps. 
1 Macc. Mattathias beheads kneeling man offering swine’s head in bowl. 
2 Macc. Jew seated gives letter to messenger. 
Mat. Jesse sleeps. Tree with six figures. 
Me. Single figure. Lion below. 
Lue. Zacharias and angel. 
Jo. Single figure. 


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The initials to the Pauline Epistles represent Paul sometimes 
with a cross (Rom.) addressing one or more men, usually Jews with 
peaked caps: or else Paul seated, with scroll or sword (Pastoral 
Epp.). An exception is 


Eph. Paul in prison: a soldier outside. 


Acts. Ascension: the Virgin not present. 

Jac. James, beardless. 

1 fet. Peter in mitred chasuble with keys. 

2 Pet. Similar: instead of keys he holds a flower (Ὁ) or stone (Ὁ). 
1 Joh. John writing. 

2 Joh. John with book: Christ with book. 

3 Joh. John with sealed letter. 

Afoc. John writing. The towers of the seven churches above. 
Interpr. Nom. Nimbed man writing. 


1259, 1260. GaALE’s Cottections on He- Ὁ: 4,.,28, 
SYCHIUS. 29, 30 


Paper, 12} x 8, ff. 781, three volumes. Cent. xvii, in the hand- 
writing of Thomas Gale. 

Marked A. 66. No. 66. 

Collections on the Lexicon of Hesychius, by Thomas Gale. 

The three volumes are paged consecutively and comprise the 
whole of the Lexicon: but very many leaves are blank. 


1261. Or Tenures. ἐς ae SY 


Paper and vellum, 12} x δὲ, ff. 12+ 29, two volumes, 40 and 
30 lines to a page. Cent. xv late, in two good hands. 
Marked No. 59. 


Contents : 
I. One quire of 12 ff. the inner sheet of vellum. 
Of Tenures. Fides hae | 


In primis sciendum est quod multiplex est tenura. 
Ends f. 10a: Acquietacio est debiti et contractus absolucio. 
Expl. Tenure. 


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Copies of deeds. 
1. Richard Bolney confirms to Th. Bourgchier knight, lands 
in Bolne, Twynem, Kokefeld, Perpoyntesherst in Sussex. 
2. Vincent Finch. Manor of Medese in Eastbourne. 
3. Waurant of Henry Abp of Canterbury (15 Henry VI.) to 
William at Hill to collect monies, 
II. Of Tenures . F ‘ » 
14 (wants 1) 218 (wants 17, 18). 
Tenant en ffee simple est cely qui ad teres, 
Troys maneres de Rents ysount ὁ Ἐ = 
A vellum deed occurs after f. xxv.: acknowledgment by 
the Churchwardens of Rederfeld in Sussex that they 
owe £10 to Thomas Pyle, Belfonder de Renham in 
Com. Lance. (25 Hen. VIII.). 
Parceners sont en deux maners . ᾿ : H .  XXvii 
Ends imperfect xxix ὁ 
Et il semble que cest parole hochepot est en Englissh 
a puddyng quar en tiell puddyng nest. 


Xxiv 


1262. Trivett ANNALES ETC. O. 4. 32 


Vellum, 12} x 8, ff. 116, double columns of 39 lines. Cent. xiv 
late, in a fine hand of charter type. A rather rough border of ivy- 
leaf work on {1 and f. 103. 

Marked A. 58. cest excommangement. 

On f. 1 


Guilliaume Le Neve Clarencieux Roy d’Armes et chevaleir du Roy qui tire son 
origine de quatre principaux Barons de Flandres. 


Also on f. 1168 


Gillielmus Neve Eques auratus constitutus et creatus per honoratiss. Regem 
Carolum primum. 


Collation: 1° 28 (wants 4, 5)}-158 (wants 7, 8 blank). 


Contents : 


1. Triveti Annales’. . - ‘ ‘ ; . ° aries’ 3 
Por ce que nous sumes auisez des ceux qi sont persones en 
estudie. 
—a lappostoille Johan le vint et second. 
Genesis. 
Le primer iour du siecle. 
The lacuna of 2 leaves after f. 11 is in the life of Samuel 
and David. 
See Hardy Catalogue of Materials, Ut. 349. 


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Ends f. 1014 (of Louis of Bavaria). 
attreist molt des citees et villes a la subiection de lowys. 
The rest of f. 1014, and 102, are blank. 
2. Historia Expeditionis Ricardi I. in Hierosolymam . 103 
Lan del incarnacion nostre seignur ihesu crist mill’ cent waite 
vint et septisme apres que saladyn Soudan de damas auoit 
conquis. 
Ends f. 1164: et lalme dun chapellain leuesque et meisme la 
vision vist henri leuesque de Roncestre. 


Hardy (II. 523) says that this document “seems to have been 
excerpted from Hoveden and translated into French very closely.” 


1263. Kerrrr’s MoNUMENTA ExORACENSIA. Ola 33 


Paper, 12 x 74, pp. 167. Cent. xvii, xviii, well written. 
Marked No. 449. 


Monumenta Eboracensia, or the antiquities of the City of Yorke. 


In Four Bookes containing : 


I. The originall and Government. 
II. The Topography or Survey. 
III. The Cathedrall and Archbishops. 
IV. The Chronologie and Annalls. 
By Henry Keep. This is probably H. Keepe the author of 
Monumenta Westmonasteriensia London 1682 or 1683. 
A statement of the contents of the chapters follow: but the work is 
not complete in this MS. The following portions are wanting. 
Book I. c. 4. Of the Birth of Constantine etc. 
Of the Guilds, crafts, trades, etc. 
4. Of the mint,...prisons, etc. 
Of the Hospitalls etc. 
Of the Abbeys, Monasteries, Priories etc. 
The whole of books III. and IV. are wanting. 
Book II. c. vi. (pp. 113-167) contains a survey of the monuments 
and arms in the City Churches. 


II. 


2999 
σι 


γὴν 
᾿ 


1204. Onrostus ETC. O. 4. 34 


Vellum, 12} x 84, ff. 100, 39 lines to a page. Cent. xii early, 
in the Christ Church hand, not so characteristic a form as some. 

There are grotesque initials on f. 1 in pen and ink outline, 
washed with red. 

Marked A. 57. 2 fo. conclusione. 


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It is from Christ Church, Canterbury. On ἢ 1 upper 2. corner, 


in red, is the mark 
BY. 


O. 4. 36, now destroyed, was the second part of this volume, 
as Mommsen had recognised. The contents of the whole occur 
together in the Catalogue of Christ Church Library, Edwards, 
Memoirs of Libraries, 1. 146. 

Orosius libri vii. 
In hoc uolumine continentur 
Ethicus de cosmographia. 


Cronica Jordani Episcopi Ravennat. de origine et actibus gentis Gothorum. 
Itinerarium prouinciarum Antonii Aug. 


The three last articles were contained i in O. 4. 36. 
Collation: i®—x™, 


Contents : 


1. Orosii Historia . . . : : : Ὁ Sag Fie 

Title in faint red Saphhdti, 

Inc. prefatio in orosio. 
Orosius presbiter hispanus genere uir eloquens 
—extremo pene honorio imperium tenente. 

Item prefatiuncula in orosio. 

Orosius presbiter terraconensis hispanus genere u uir eloquens... 
Sciendum est quod hec ars nominatur ormesta id ‘at 
miserabilis uel gemitus eo quod miserias mundi continet...... 
sancti stephani detulit ad occidentales plagas relliquias. 

Inc. liber sancti orosii de ormesta mundi. 

Preceptus tuis parui. 


Liber ii - - ᾿ ᾿ τ i 3 5 : F 12 
iii ᾿ Ὰ : Ξ : Ὰ : - - τ 21 
iv . : . . δ ° : : . . 326 
ν 5 : ς : 5 5 : 3 ὁ . 46 
vi ; ᾿ . ; ‘ εν 3 Ὰ Ξ ὶ 61 


Ends f. 1004: per te iudicata si deleas. 

Finit orosii liber septimus. 

There are marginal notes of cent. xii, some in very obviously 

Canterbury hands. 
2. Inc. cosmographia ethici . ‘ ‘ ἃ ; . . 1006 

Lectionum peruigili cura comperimus. 

Fifteen lines only remain, ending: 
Quia non solum uenenorum male altrix terre 
partem habet spatii uerum etiam et celi 
aduerso sidere plus destituta. Nam qui illam partem. 


The rest of the text was no doubt contained in O. 4. 36. 


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1265. CaraLocugs or Manuscripts. { O. 4. 35 


6051 


Paper, 124 x 84, ff. cir. 150. Cent. xvii, in various hands. 
Marked G. 27. No. 313. 
A collection of Catalogues of Manuscripts. 


1. Manuscripti Codices Bibliothecae Card: Altempsianae Romae. 
Alphabetical, no press-marks: p. 1 much discoloured. 
ff. cir. 60. 
2. Catalogus MSS“™™ Bibl. Thuaneae (De Thou) Anno 1617. 
798 numbers. Index at end. 
3. Catalogus MSS. Codicum Bibl. Memmiani (Mesme). 
ff. 5. 
4. Catalogus Biblioth. Caroli Monchalli: nunc sunt in Bibl. 
Colberti. 
δ. ες. 
5. Anno 1628 Junii 245. Coloniae. 
Catalogus omnium librorum qui sunt in Bibl. Marciana Venetiis. 
ff. cir. 60. 
6. The Repertories (or Kalendars) collected by Mr Michaell 
Henneage and others at his desire are these following (in 
the Tower). Σ 
1 f. signed. 
A Transcript of this present Pandect thought meet to remaine 
in the Office there. 
William Lambard. 
31st July τόοι. 
The Severall Titles, Yeares, Numbers of the Rolls in the Tower. 
ἐξ 5; 
7. A schedule of the Books given to Lincolnes Inne by the will 
of S" Matthew Hale Κη" etc. 
Dated 3° Febr. 1676, 28° Car. 24 1. 
if, ἃς 


1266. AErTHICUS ETC. O. 4. 36. (37 in old list.) 


Destroyed in 1880 in a fire at the house of Professor Theodor 
Mommsen, to whom it had been lent by the College. 
It contained 


Aethici Cosmiographia 
Chronica Jordanis 
Itinerarium Antonini 


and was, as stated above under O. 4. 34, the second part of that 


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volume. In Mommsen’s edition of Jordanes (Won. Germ. Antiqutss. 
IX.) it figures as an authority of the third class. Its symbol in 
that edition is X. 


1267. BroprAu ON OPPIAN ETC. [{0. 4. oa (36 in 


| 6137 old list.) 


Paper, 12} x 8, ff. cir. 60 written. Cent. xvi, in a fairly good 
hand, probably the author’s autograph. 
Marked A. 63. 


Joannis Brodaei Turonensis in Oppiani Halieutica Annotationes. 

The Cynegetica of Oppian, and Quintus Smyrnaeus and Coluthus, 
are mentioned on the title page: but the volume (which is not 
full) only contains notes on the Halieutica. 

Additions—in the original hand—have been made frequently, by 
means of pasting slips on to the leaves. 


The author, Jean Brodeau, died in 1563. 


1268. CaTALoGuE or Lorp LuMLEy’s Liprary. { ae 38 
Paper, 12} x 73, ff. cir. 250. Cent. xvii early, beautifully written. 
The Royal arms (of James I.) are stamped in gold on the 

covers, with a label of 3 points. Probably the book belonged to 

Henry Prince of Wales. 

Marked H. 26. No. 340. 

Catalogue of Lord Lumley’s (9) Library. 

There is no title: a title page which had been prepared is 
quite blank, 


The books are arranged according to subject, and within that 
alphabetically and in sizes thus: 

Theologi. Ain folio—in 4”—in 8°—in 16°. 

The last division is Musicé. 

Throughout, manuscripts are included, but are not kept separate 
from the printed books. 

The volume is entered in all the manuscript catalogues of the Gale 
Collection as ‘*Catal. Biblioth. Regiae in palatio 55 Jacobi.” 

But an examination of the book has convinced me that the Library 
here catalogued is that of Lord Lumley (d. 1609), an excellent 
collection, of which far less is known. 


286 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. 4. 


In the first place it contains books which never were in the Royal 
Library, e.g. 

‘Biblia vetusta quondam Gundolphi Episcopi Roffensis 
manuscript,” 
which is now in the Phillipps Collection at Cheltenham, no, 3504. 

In the second place, mention of Lord Lumley’s name occurs 
frequently, and in such a way as to show that he must have been 
the owner of the Library, e.g. 

(Theologi in 16™°) Precatiunculae breues manuscript gathered by 
my Lorde Lumley for his vse. 

(Historici in 859) John Philippes verses of newe yeares giftes giuen 
to my Lorde Lumley manuscript. 

In the third place, the handwriting and arrangement of the 
catalogue closely resemble those of the small and comparatively 
useless catalogue of Lumley’s books preserved in R. 14. 24. It 
seems to me that there are indications that O. 4. 38 is slightly 
the later in date. 

In R. 14. 24 there are hardly any dates. In O. 4. 38 the latest 
date I have found is 1607. 


The history of Lord Lumley’s Library awaits a fuller investiga- 
tion. It is usually said that Prince Henry purchased the whole: 
but it can be shown from this Catalogue that that assertion is 
incorrect. Moreover the Catalogue includes several MSS. now 
in the Cottonian collection, e.g. King Athelstan’s Psalter, and the 
miscellaneous volume now called Tiberius B. V. 


1269. ALcHemica. O. 4. 39 


Paper, 12} x 8, ff. cir. 280, several tracts bound together. 
Cent. xvi, xvii, in various hands. 


Marked A. 55. 


‘Contents : 


Ἷ: Cent. xvi. 

Norton’s ordinall of alchemy. 

Prologue . ᾿ ᾽ . . . “ . 
To the honor of god one in persons three. 

Cap. 1. . ; ; ; ‘ ‘ : 
Maistrie full mervelus mid arithmetrie. 

Ends 

Suche grace greate shall happ as he thought not to 
fynde. 
’ A prose analysis follows. 
Printed in Ashmole’s Theatrum Chymicum. 


38, 30] 


Il. 


III. 


IV. 


VI. 


TRINITY COLLEGE LIBRARY, 


Cent. xvi closely written. 
Headed in another hand: Is, Holland, 7heat. Chym. 3. 
p- 418. 
Thou must understand my sonne that in this art. 
This is like the beginning of Arnaldus de Villanova’s 
tract Scito fili mi. 
ff. cir. 70 ending 
yea it coloureth all white metalls to the colour of O. 
(Vid. Theat. Chym. Vol. 3, 529.) 
Cent. xvi. 
Matheus Butler est meus posessor. 
The exposycyon of the boke of Geber and Raymond 
translatyd oute of the tuscane. 
129 proposicions of geber and lullie necessary for to 
vnderstand these bokes well. 
The Exposition, which follows, is said to be that of 
Bracherus. 
Cent. xvii, ff. 39. 
Prooemium Libri Experimentorum Joannis Trithemij. 
Experimentorum mirabilium 
—ex diversis contraximus. 
Finis Proem, Jo. Trith. Abbatis. 
Contra Podagram Exp. satis mirabile. 
The last 
Ut poma cadant de arbore quando volueris. 
Ten leaves with drawings of bottles containing allegorical 
figures. 
Probably illustrative of the following tract, which has 
no title, and begins: 
I have had the scyence of this arte only of the 
inspiration of god. 


' In eleven chapters, imperfect. 


Then after a blank leaf, another tract. 

In the name of God here begynneth the full con- 
clusion etc. 

Our secrete water philosophicall. 

3 ft. 

Cent. xvi, in a large hand. 

Prefixed is a prayer, headed 

In the name of Christ it is begunne on his daie 1571. 

The colophon gives the title. 

The boke of diffinitions of Raymonde Lully philosopher 
of mayyorke and aldreman of paryse dwellyng in a 
strete called secafi the moneth of Januarie a.d. 1307. 

O moost gentle and merciful god. 

A boke of the arte fusorie etc. 

in 17 chapters. 

Forasmoche as the amendement of thinges augmenteth. 


287 


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1270. Dicta LINCOLNIENSIS ETC. O. 4. 40 


Vellum, 123 x 83, ff 8+168+41, columns numbered to 666: 
double columns of 42 lines. Cent. xv, well written. Initials in 
red, blue and gold flourished. 

A fine border and initial of English work on f. 1 of text. At 
the bottom a shield a good deal rubbed bearing avg.(?) a cross 
moline (ancre) sable. 

At the top of f. 1: 


Seld : 32. 
Marked F. 25. No. 285. 2 fo. tibus secundum. 
Collation: a® 18-218, 1 flyleaf. 
Contents : 
1. Table in three columns to a page, very neatly done . rae ie gt 
2. Inc. Dicta Lincolniensis . : : : Ἶ ᾿ : 1 


Et dictum primum de amore et contemptu temporalium 
Amor multipliciter uidetur dici. 
No. 148 ends f. 167: haustus aque cognicionis iusticie et 
misericordie (dei). 
Expl. dicta lincol<n>iensis. 
Two blank leaves follow. 


fA et 
1271. MisceELLANEA GRAECA. 5892-- 
5894 


Paper, 12 x 8, ff. 150-200. Cent. xvii, clearly written. 
Marked G. 10. No. 296. 


1. ‘*Origenis’? Adamantii Dialogi tres contra marcionistas, with 
various readings from the MS. B. 9. 10 which is itself a 
transcript from the Paris MS. Gr. 1219. 

At end: 
Scripsit Petrus Goldmannus Scotus in bibliotheca Bodleiana 
anno redemptae salutis 1613. 
In another hand, part of a leaf containing a transcript of the 
beginning of the Dialogues from the Paris MS. Gr. 1219. 
Three leaves of conjectures on the text by Young (?). 
_ 2. Zachariae Scholastici Dialogus qui vocatur ᾿Αμβμώνιος. 


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Ending imperfectly 
καὶ ἐπεψηφίζοντο λόγοις 


Reliqua desiderantur. 
3. In two other hands, the latter of which may be Gale’s, 
Eusebii Pamphili contra Marcellum Ancyranum libri duo. 
4. Ejiusdem de ecclesiastica theologia contra eundem libri tres. 
Dated at the end: Prid. Non. Mart. 1695. 


cae © 6 Be Wy 
1272. Recura S. BasiLi ETC. 6161— 
6165 


Vellum, 12 x 84, ff. 113 +4, double columns of 37 lines. Cent. 
xiii early, in a fine black upright hand. Initials in red and blue. 

Marked H. 5. No. 319. 2 fo. tabitur die. 

From Abbey Dore, a Cistercian monastery in Herefordshire. 
On the bottom of f. 1 of text is (xv?) 


Liber Monachorum Sancte Marie Vallis Dore + qui eum fraude furauerit Anathema sit. 


Original binding, white skin over boards, strap and _pin- 
fastening gone. On the second cover, near the &. lower corner, 
is a label, still partially covered with horn nailed over it, inscribed 
in a good hand of cent. xiii 


Regula sci basilii - et uita ipsius + et liber de panibus « et alii libri. 


On the second flyleaf, from the top of which a slip has been 
cut, is an original table of contents headed in red: 


In hoc uolumine continentur hii libri. 


Collation; 2 flyleaves. i-xiii® xiv" (1 canc.). 2 flyleaves. 
The quires are numbered throughout in red. The margins of 
several leaves have been cut off. 


Contents: 


On the first flyleaf, in a good hand, 32 verses. 
Vado mori res certa quidem « nil certius illa: 
Queque sub incerto fit mora+ uado mori. 
Vado mori+ quid amem quod finem spondet amarum. 
Cuius inanis amor + non amo « uado mori. 


Vado mori monachus mundi moriturus amori. 
Vt moriatur amor hic michi uado mori. 
Vado mori logicus » aliis concludere nolo + 
Conclusit breuiter mors michi « uado mori. 


Te iit 19 


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CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS, 


1. Inc. prologus Rufini presbiteri in regulam Ὁ. Basilii episcopi 
(P. LZ. Cit. 483) ἢ 5 : 5 = . : : 
Satis libenter karissime frater ursaci 
—uel obseruationibus uiuant. Expl. prol. 
Inc. Consulta b. Basilii Cesariensis episcopi . . : 
Humanum genus diligens deus (I. c. 487). 
Ends f. 344: sed sufficientia nostra ex deo est. 
Expl. consulta Beati Basilii. 
2. Inc. eiusdem B. Basilii Archiep. Cesariensis admonitiones 
ad monachos (I. c. 613) . - ~ . 
(Title and first words in blue and red.) 
Audi fili admonitionem patris tui. 
Ends f. 42: que preparauit deus diligentibus etc. 
Expl. admonit. B. Basilii ad monachos. 
3. Inc. sermo 8, Augustini Ep. de humilitate et obedientia 
Nichil sic deo placet (P. Z. XL. 1221). 
—audiat: in Christo Ihesu domino nostro. Amen. 
4. Inc. Prefacio Amphilochii et Dionisii episcoporum in uita et 
miraculis S. Basilii Archiep. Capadocie (?. Z. LXXIII. 295) 
Dilectissimi non erat indecorum 
—uirtutes ipsius enarrantes. Expl. pref. 
Inc. uita 5. Basilii Ep. Kal. Januarii . . . . : 
De tempore quo doctrine uacauit et conuersatione magistri 
sui Euboli. 


Basilius itaque solus ut sic dicam. 


Ends f. 55: cui cum patre et sancto ac uiuifico spiritu est 


gloria nunc et semper et in sec. sec. Amen. 
5. Inc. uita siue passio 5. Juliani martyris et S. Basilisce uxoris 
eius (see Acta SS. Jan. tom. I. 575). ‘ ‘ Σ . 
Beati iuliani martyris passionem intimabo. 
Ends f. 66: et tantam gloriam prestat sanctis suis per omnia 
sec. sec. Amen. 
Expl. passio 5. iuliani martyris et aliorum sanctorum. 
6. Inc. excerpta ex libro de panibus dompni Petri cellensis 


abbatis ad mag. Johannem Sales(buriensem) scripto (7. 2." 


CCII. 929) - : : . c : . . . : 
Humilis Christi minister 
—ad eius mensam deferat. 
De mensa domini breuiter etc. 
In tabernaculo testimonii iubente domino. 
Ends (de pane calido) f. 103: plenitudinem supercrescat. 
Hec de panum uarietate dicta sufficiant. 
7. Idem qui supra ad Alcherum monachum Clareuall. de con- 
scientia (l. c. 1083) . . : : δ 3 : . 
Karissimo suo A. 
—agnoscere et conseruare conscientiam. Explicit. 
8. Inc. uita 5. Wenefrede uirginis et martyris x° Kal. Julii 
In occidua maioris Britannie regione. 


[0. 4. 


348 


42 


43 6 


44 


554 


66 ὁ 


103 ὁ 


106 ὁ 


42, 43] TRINITY COLLEGE LIBRARY. 291 


It is the Life by ‘ Robertus Salopianus,’ without the Prologue 
(which is in Bodl. Laud. Misc. 114), according to an old 
note on the flyleaf). 

Ends f. 1174: et feliciter ad celi palacia peruenit. Expl. 
uita 5. Wenefrede uirg. et mart. x° Kal. Julii. 

Hardy, Catalogue of Materials, 1. p. 179, notices this MS. 


1273. Prerrus ΡῈ IcKHAM ETC. 


O. 4. 43 
6140 


Vellum, 11? x 83, ff. 98+4, 47 lines to a page. Cent. xv late, 
in two rather current hands. Rough drawings. 

Marked F. 15. No. 275. 2 fo. quam triduana. 

id est euerwyk. 

The flyleaves are parts of 3 leaves of a large xivth cent. 
theological MS. 

Old binding of white skin over boards: clasps gone. 

Collation: 2 flyleaves. 15 (+2 slips)-48 5” 64 (1 canc.) | 78(7*)- 
12° 13%. 2 flyleaves. } 


Contents : 
I. Headed in a late hand Petrus de Ykham. 
Prefacio in opusculum subscriptum de gestis anglorum ae: Sg 


Non solum audiendis scripture sacre uerbis 
-—et saxonibus cesserunt. 

Cronice de gestis ac nominibus regum britonum Anglorum 

Saxonum et Normannorum ° ᾿ ‘ ; ° : 26 
Iste brutus ex genere troianus. 

A genealogical tree is carried down the margins of the leaves, 
and there are also marginal pictures of cities, and buildings 
on fire. 

Ends f. 42 6 with Edward IV.: apud Westmonast. sepelitur. 

Then follow three leaves (one folding) of genealogical tables 
of Saxon, English, and Scottish kings, and dukes of 
Normandy. 

Hardy, 111. 271, 313 notices Chronicles beginning with the 
same words (which are taken from the Preface to the 
Worcester Chronicle) but does not mention this copy. 

II. Headed: Nic. Treuet de de VI Regibus. 

Atheniensium Romanorumque res gestas. 


Ends f. 98 on the year 1272: 
? 
—designatum omnia penetrantem. 


Note (by Gale ?) 
Desunt anni a 1272 usque ad 1307. 


19—2 


292 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. 4. 


Also: 
Hos annos habet codex Arundel: et ille quem Pead mutuo 
mihi dedit 
and: 
Vide continuationem scriptam manu Pead. 
See Hardy, Ill. p. 295. The MS. is not mentioned. The text 
has been printed thrice at least, last for the Be sn Historical 


Society in 1845. 


1274. Awnatysts EpistoLarum S. Pavti. { me 44 


Vellum, 112 x 84, ff. 64, 30 lines to a page. Cent. xvi early, in 
a beautiful Italic hand, probably that of Peter Meghen: the 
headings in blue, in Roman script. 
Marked H. 7. No. 320. 
On f. 1 is N°. 1195 in a xvith cent. hand often met. 
On the flyleaf a note by Thomas Gale. 
Videtur esse opus Jo. Coleti Decani S* Pauli Lond: 
Multa hic plane eadem sunt cum iis quae scripsit manu sua Coletus in libro qui servatur 
in Capitulari domo Eccl. 55 Pauli. atque adeo haec sunt quasi secundae curae. 
Multa hic parum emendata scribuntur, quo vitio Coletus laborabat. Ea subinde 
notantur et corriguntur. 
Ordo Epistolarum S" Pauli non est idem hic, qui est in illo altero libro manu Coleti 
scripto. T. ἃ. 
Collation: in quires of 4 leaves: the last leaf stuck to the 
cover. 
An Analysis of the Epistles attributed to Colet. 


The first leaf begins without heading: 
Quantum vales conare ut quicquid egeris id coram deo facias 
in nomine interiori deum quere et tene etc. 
The Epistles are treated in the following order : 
Heb. Philem. Tit. 2 Tim. 1 Tim. 2 Thess. 1 Thess. Col. 
Phil. Eph. Gal. 2 Cor. 1 Cor. Rom. 1 Pet. 
Ex primo Cap. ad Rom. 


See J. H. Lupton’s edition of the notes on 1 Peter, etc. 1876. 


O. 4. 
1275. Vavertus Maximus. [ 4 45 
| 26104 
Vellum, 114 x 84, ff. 143, 30 lines to a page. Cent. xv, written 
in Flanders (?), in a good clear hand. 


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Binding, xvi early, with blind tooling: a shield with a saltire 
engrailed and a griffin’s head for crest. Metal clasps, bosses and 
corners, the latter inscribed 


Maria hilf uns ai. 
Marked H. 16. No. 330. 2 fo. non videbatur. 


On ἢ 1 a a border of line and leaf work and natural flowers, and a half-page picture 
in good style. It is divided into two parts by a central shaft. 

On Z. an Emperor in blue, seated under canopy in a wooden-vaulted room, Three 
courtiers by him, one in scarlet gown. 

On &. a doctor in skull cap, and murrey-coloured robe with cape, seated in a 
wooden chair. Open book on desk before him. Wooden-vaulted roof, and green 
pavement. 


Collation : 1 (1 canc.)—12”. 


Valerii Maximi factorum et dictorum memorabilium liber primus 
feliciter inc. 
Urbis rome exterarumque gencium. 
Each book has an initial and partial border. 
Lib. IX. ends 1434: 
impendere supplicio coegit. Val. max. fact. et dict. memor- 
abilium liber Nonus feliciter explicit. 


1276. O. 4. 46 


Paper, 123 x 7%, pp. 84. Cent. xvii. 

Building Accounts of Trinity College Library from Feb. 23, 
1675 to Dec. 3, 1699. See Willis and Clark, Architectural History 
Il. 537 note. 

Not from Gale. 


1277. O. 4. 47 


Paper, 12} x 8, pp. 168. Cent. xvii. 

Robert Grumbold’s book (as conjectured by Dr Mason in a 
note on the flyleaf) of the work done on the building of the 
Library from Feb. 26, 1673 to 1684. See Willis and Clark, 1. c. 

Not from Gale. 


1278. O. 4. 48 


Statutes of Trinity College, not now kept in this class. (Marked 
in the old list as H. 4. No. 318.) 


204 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. fo. 4. 


1279. O. 4. 49 


Paper, 12? x 8, ff. cir. 50 written, the rest blank. Cent. xviii 
and xix. 
A list of books given to or purchased for the Library since 


Jan. 1, 1770. 
The entries cease with 1815. 
Not from Gale. 


1280. ΘΕῸ Se: 


A folio volume containing a mass of papers with the following 
title 


Comicorum Graecorum Fragmenta quae Anglicis versibus olim 
reddidit Ricardus Cumberland, quorum nonnulla (nempe Menan- 
dreorum partem) jam olim reddiderat Franc. Fawkes, alia autem 
nuper reddidit Franc. Wrangham notis et versionibus tum 
Latinis tum etiam Anglicis instruxit Jac. Bailey, A.M., e Coll. 
Trin. Cant. 

Appendicis loco similiter instructa accedunt Fragmenta cetera 
Menandrea quae Anglicis versibus olim reddidit Franc. Fawkes, 
una cum Comicorum Graecorum quibusdam aliis quae nunc 
primum ibidem vertit Franc. Wrangham. 

Pars altera. Cantabrigiae e typogr. Pittiano 1846. 


There are 754 leaves in the MS. 


1281. PApER RELATING TO PORTUGAL ETC. O. 4. 51 


Paper, 14% x 98, ff. 76. Cent. xvii, xviii, closely written. 
Given by Beaupré Bell. 
Contents (as noted by Mason) 


Catalogus Regum Portugal (1056-1579) 
(in Portuguese). 
Privilegia mercatoribus Anglis concessa 1619 , ; : re See 
ὃ iterum anno 1673 confirmata. 
The Kings injunctions at severall times and rules for punishing the 
English for non-observance of the conditions in the privileges 
granted to them (1610-1647) . " : A : : : 13 


49-0. 5. 1] TRINITY COLLEGE LIBRARY. 295 


Articles of Peace between England and Spain 1630 . μά it 16 
2 = John IV. of Portugal 
hikes and 1647) 4 ᾿ 216 
Charters of Privileges granted to the English ἘΣ Ferdinand ‘AMonsc 
Manuel and confirmed by John IV. 1642 ς é : ὸ 25 
Privileges granted by Philip IV. of Spain 1645 . : 27 
Articles of Peace between vi cig III. and Albert of Ashita with 
James I. 1684 . ᾿ 32 
Articles of Peace between jain IV. οἵ Portugal “a the United 
Provinces 1642 .- > 4 37 
Articles of Peace between the Sualtitoe Oliver aia the King of 
Portugal 1656 . . . 42 
Six Preliminary Articles of the “atte hoses τό ‘ 49 
Secret articles between the Protector and the King of Portugal . 50 
Alphabeticall list of all mercantile goods with the duties paid for 
each 1655 . ξ 5 - Ξ Ξ “ ᾿ Ἴ 5 52 
Severall grants patents sentences etc. relating to trade with 
Portugall 1568-1667 . i ς ὰ 58 
A League offensive and defensive haters Frans ἐπε Portugal 
against Spain 1667 . ‘ . . : 7° 
Treaty of Peace between Spain ead England 1667 : . : 93 
Treaty between Spain and Portugall 1668 . ; ‘ 756 


With μοῖρ II.’s patent to L* Sandwich as Embassador ssiMonen: 


ῥ 
1282. ΒΙΒια Sacra. | { i 4 


Vellum, 18 x 123, ff. 3+ 346, double columns of 53 lines. 

Cent. xiii, finely written, in England. 
2 fo. (in libro) filii sui. 
(in prohemio) liber in quo. 
. Marked A. 1. No.1. 

On the margin of 137 a is the name Francis Draiton in Hebrew 
and English (xvi). 

Collation: a* (wants 1) I8-XXXUI® ΧΧΧΙν | XXxv"” (wants 1) 
XXXVI*-XLIV’ (five left). 


Contents : 


Prologues. 1. Frater Ambrosius . ° ; 5 : . ΠΣ ee 
2. Desiderii mei. 
Genesis—2 Paralipomenon . 2 ’ 4 ὃ ᾿ ‘ I 


Esdras, Nehemias, Tobit, Apnea Esther. 
1, 2 Maccabees . ° : . 2 . . . 145 


2906 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [O. 5. 


Isaiah—Malachias . ᾿ 7 é Ξ ὰ ἃ ᾿ Ξ 161 


Job : * . . : ‘ : : ς . : . 232 
Proverbs, Eccl. Cant. Eccl" Oratio Salomonis Wisdom . 3 240 ὁ 


Ending 268a@: “268 ὁ is blank. 
After this a leaf is gone: f. 269 begins in Ecclus. li. 
Anima uestra disciplinam etc. and goes to the end of the book. 
This is followed by the Oratio Salomonis. All this is crossed out 
with red lines. It is an exact repetition so far of f. 264 and is by 
the same scribe. Then follows 
Prol. in Mattheum. Plures fuisse ο. : . . . . 269 
Matheus ex Iudea. 
Four Gospels, Acts, Cath. Epp., Paul. Epp., Apoc. 
Ending f. 3465. 


The pictured initials are rather rough, and the gold, though fine, 
has flaked off in many places: but the work is bold and effective. 
The following initials have figure-subjects. 


1. Prol. of Jerome. (1) Man writing. 
2: -------- (2) Jerome nimbed: lion holding up his paw. 
3. Gen. The length of the page. Six medallions on gold ground. (a) Christ 
with scroll, beardless, points up. Angels in sphere: two devils falling. 
ὁ. Christ dividing land from sea. 
c. Creation of Trees. 
da. Of sun and moon. 
e. Of birds and fishes. 
. Of Eve. 
4. £xod. Christ, beardless, stands on conventional tree, with flames. Moses with 
curved horns, on one knee with staff and hand to foot. 
5. Lev. Smaller. Moses, horned, hands joined. Christ, half-length, over altar. 
6. Mum. The Spies, half-length, face #., bearing cluster of grapes on pole 
between them. 
7. Deut. Larger. Moses, as above, addresses six seated men. 
8. 705. Christ, half-length, in sphere, addresses Joshua below, half-length, mailed 
in casque, lance and shield. 
9g. Jud. Man with sword. Adonibezek, crowned, on &#., his hands cut off, and 
lying on the ground. 
Ruth. Gold. 
to. 1 Reg. Samuel anoints David with vase. David is small, with staff, an ass and 
sheep’s heads seen on &. 
11. 2 Reg. David crowned and throned. The Amalekite brings two letters. 
12, 3 Reg. David sits facing Z., crowned. Solomon, a youth in white, stands in C. 
with sceptre. A prophet on Z. in red. A knight arms him. 
13. 4 Keg. Elijah in car with two wheels and two horses goes up on JZ. 
Flames. 


14. 1 Par. A man seated, with sword: large initial with dragons, one of which the 
man holds and pierces. 


15. 2 far. Solomon with crown and sceptre touching a tall edifice. 


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Tobit. The old Tobit seated. Tobias, looking back, goes hand in hand with 


Raphael, winged. 


17. 
18. 
19. 
a man 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24. 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 
29. 
30. 
31. 
32. 
33: 
34: 


SFudith. Beheads Holofernes who stands, with hand to head (indicating sleep). 
2 Macc. Mailed man on white horse goes to 2. 

Jeremiah. Kneels, face Z., hands joined, three stones on his head, thrown by 
on Le 

Baruch. Writes at desk, and holds knife. 

Ezekiel. Looks down at two wheels interlacing, and two wings. 

Hosea. Two nimbed figures. 

Foe. Between two trees. 

Amos. By a tree. 

Obadiah. Single figure. 

Jonah. City above: Jonah cast out of the fish’s mouth, nude. 

Micah. Single figure. 

Nahum. By a tree. 

Habakkuk. Similar. 

Zephaniah. Three animals behind: two trees. 

Zechariah. Single figure unveiling chalice on altar. 

Malachi. Between trees. 

Job. Seated naked, nimbed, holds a sceptre. Three friends and wife on 2. 
Proverbs. Solomon sits on Z. nimbed, with raised rod. Rehoboam on 2#., 


stripped to the waist, with book or paper. His coat hangs above. 


35- 


£ccl. Unfinished: pen outline of nimbed figure writing: the ground filled in, 


in bright red. 


36. 
37: 
38. 
39: 
40. 
41. 


Cant. Virgin and Child seated. 

Lcclus.- Single figure. 

Matt. The Virgin (not Jesse) reclines: four kings in ellipses above. 
Luc. Writing. 

Acts. Two single figures: ? Peter and Paul. 

1 Pet. Peter with key between trees. 

2 Joh. John nimbed, talks to nimbed man or woman. 

1 Cor. Paul seated. Three Jews opposite: hand in cloud above. 
2 Cor. Paul seated, with sword. 

Gal. Christ speaks to Paul. 

Eph. Stephen kneels facing #., stoned by two men. 

Phil. Paul sits, with sword and scroll. Angel in cloud on ΔΑ, 
Col. Paul sits and talks to Jews. 

1 Thess. Two nimbed figures. 

2 Thess. Paul with sword between trees. 

1 Zim. Paul with sword and scroll. 

2 Tim. Christ, beardless, and Paul. 

Titus. Paul and a man with a key. 

Philemon. Paul with scroll, Christ with book. 

Apoc. John writing. 


298 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 5. 


1283. RomaANcE or GENERYDES. 
᾽ O. 5. 2 
LypcaTE’s Troy Book ETc. 


Vellum, 173 x 12, ff. 211, double columns of 50 and 48 lines. 
Cent. xv, in several good clear hands. Fine decorations of 
characteristic English style. 

In the original binding of white skin over boards. 

Marked A. 2. 

On f. 1904 in a hand of cent. xvi early is: Antonius Thwaites 
me possidet: very carefully written. The name of Henry Thwaites 
is scribbled on f. 211 ὁ. 

On the margins of the leaves in many places shields are 
carefully emblazoned, and the fore-edges have also been painted 
with shields. This latter ornamentation (as Mr W. Aldis Wright 
points out in his Preface to Generydes, edited by him from this 
MS.) does not extend over the edges of the portion of the MS. 
which contains Generydes, though it has shields painted on the 
margins of its leaves. It is probable therefore that Generydes 
once formed a separate volume. I am unable to distinguish the 
writing of Gexerydes from that of the rest of the book. 

As to the owners of these shields, Mr Wright says (after 
mentioning the occurrence of the name of Thwaites): “ Anthony 
Thwaites may have been the son or descendant of John Thwaites’ 
of Hardingham, Norfolk, who married Anne, daughter of Sir 
William Knevet, and died 22 Hen. VII, leaving a son Anthony 
(Blomefield’s Norfolk, Vv. 1198, folio ed.). The book has evidently 
been in the Thwaites and Knevet families, for their arms are 
found in various combinations on the margins; and as the 
Thwaites arms do not appear in the first part, which contains the 
story of Generydes, whereas the Knevet arms are of frequent 
occurrence, it is possible that this may have belonged originally 
to the Knevet family, and may have been bound up with the 
Lidgate portion after the above-mentioned marriage of John 
Thwaites with Anne Knevet. The other coats of arms I have 
been unable to trace with any certainty. To do so would involve 
a minute and curious, but certainly lengthy investigation, and is 
altogether foreign to the subject of this preface.” 


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Collation : 18-38 48 (wants 1) 5° (wants 7, 8 blank) | 65 (a)-9° (d) 
(wants 3) 10%-22* (wants 8) 23° (wants 1) 24° 25° (wants 1) 265 278 
(wants 3) 28° (wants 1-3, and 7, 8 blank). 


Contents : 


1. The Romance of Generydes (in stanzas of seven lines) o. (REE 
In olde Romans and storys as I rede 
Of Inde somtyme ther was a nobyll kyng. 
Ends f. 37 4: 
He graunt vs a place perpetuall 
In paradise where all his seyntes dwell. 
Explicit the boke of Generides and of his faire lady 
Clarionas. 
This is the only known manuscript of the version in seven-line 
stanzas. There are fragments of a printed edition. This 
copy was discovered and edited by W. Aldis Wright, 
M.A., Vice-Master, for the Early English Text Society 
in 1878. 
2. Lydgate’s Book of Troy ‘ Ate 38 
O myghty mars that with ἜΣ sterne Ὁ light 
In armys hast y® power and the myght. 
Ends f. 190: 
This litill booke lowly I betake 
It to support and thus an ende I make. 
(Ending in 15 stanzas of 7 lines) - β : 190 
Most worthy prince of knighthood ΡΣ ἥτε a well 


Requering hem all that is amis to mend. 
3. Lydgate’s Siege of Thebes . 2 ᾿ 5 Ἢ : ‘ τοι 
Prologue: 
Whoso euer on this story list to behold 
Of a sege shall he heren don be dayes old. 


Pars Secunda . ἢ Ἢ ὲ j Ω 3 . ἢ . 196 ὁ 

Pars Tercia . : = é : 5 : . > 204 
beginning ἀεί ῆν. 

Ends f. 2116 


And ioy eternall whanne we hens wend 

And of my tale thus I make an end. Deo gratias. 
In red: 

In this wise endyth the sege of Thebes 

Ensample shewing for to leuen in pes 

To all men that wiln it distinctly rede 

And clerly se what they gete y" to her mede. 

As seith this story to Grekes was it gret confusioun 

And to that strongi Cite vtter ruyn and distruction. 
Scriptoris anime te christe precor miserere. 


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The following paintings remain : 


1. f. 38. King on throne on Z. Lydgate as monk kneels and presents a book. 
Three courtiers on &. Red ground with gold flourishing. 

Full border with 8 shields, and another in the initial. 

2. f.40. King Pelleus kneels on &., the Divine hand in cloud above. On JZ. 
3 corpses of Myrmidons. A red angel with sword in air. On 2. two small figures, 
one falling. 

The Myrmidons were destroyed by lightning and pestilence. 

Full border. 

3. f. 1074 In front on Z. a man in plate armour (Achilles?) and blue mantle 
seated ina tent. Before him a man in gold armour kneels: two squires in white armour 
stand. In the background Hector in gold armour leads a troop. City on 2. 

Full border with parrots and shields. 

4. f.1374. Achilles in tent in armour and blue mantle, between two men on Δ. 
under a roof. Hector dead in bed, covered with wounds. Behind a warrior at a city 
gate: two people address him. 

Full border. 

5. f.172. Liber V. King throned on Z. Page with cap in hand kneels to him. 
In the background two men, agitated. The masts of two ships seen over a hill. 

Full border. 


1284. LecTIoNARIUM. Js Bu 


Vellum, 163 x 11, ff. 333, double columns of 42 lines. Cent. xv, 
in the characteristic narrow upright English hand. Borders of 
feathered work and conventional foliage, in blue, pink, green and 
orange. 

Old binding of pink skin over boards. 

Marked A. 3. (No. 3.) 

On the flyleaf the name Tho. Browne, and on f. 1 Thomas 
...wych, 

Collation : τ flyleaf. 18 28 (wants 7)-13° 14°(2 canc.) 1 58 (wants 2)-- 
218 (wants 7)-2905 30° (wants 6, 8)—43° (wants 6-8). 


Contents : 


Lectionarium ad usum Sarum, with Synodal feasts of Norwich 
diocese (?). 
Proper of Time. 
Dominica prima aduentus domini . : ς Σ ω ἘΝ ΟΣ 
Music on a four-line stave. 
In dedicacione ecclesie . : ᾿ ᾿ : . ς : 149 
In commemoracione sancti Thome (crossed out) . : ᾿ 1556 


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De S. Maria . eee ee , Ἀ : é , ; 1576 
Common of Saints (first leaf gone). : , : F ὃ 162 
Benedictiones “ : Ξ ὲ " : 4 4 ᾿ ad 178 
Proper of Saints. Sarum, including: . ς Ἶ ‘ . ᾿ 179 


David and Chad. 
John of Beverley. 
Etheldreda. 
Transl. of St Thomas (crossed out). 
Sarum Feast of Relics (next to last). 
Transl. of St Benedict. 
Kenelm. 
Oswald. 
Edith. 
Wenefred. 

Hec sunt festa sinodalia et non Sarum ‘ : : Ε : 3306 
Felicis Ep. C. 
Transl. 5. Edmundi reg. et m. 
Dominici C. 
Thome Herfordiensis Ep. C. 
Francisci C. 

Ending f. 333 ὁ. 


1285. GRAMMATICA. O. 5. 4 
DICTIONARIUM ETC. 6100 


Vellum, 16} x 103, ff. 4+ 294, 56 lines to a page. Cent. xv, in 
a good small hand: pretty borders of English work on f. 1 and 
elsewhere. 

Original binding of white skin over boards: two clasps gone. ° 

Marked A 4. 2 fo. strandi aut. 

Collation: 2 flyleaves. 18 28 (one canc.)—10° (wants 8): a quire 
gone: 115-378: 2 flyleaves, one stuck to cover. 

The leaves have a modern foliation which is incorrect, but I 
have adopted it. 

On ἢ 153: 


Thomas Phillipps of Darlaston in the parish of Stone owneth this Booke November 
the 17, 1662. 


On f. 796: 
Richard Phillipps anno dom. 1674. 


Also on f. 294. 


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On f. 294 ὦ sqq. are copies of documents in a late hand. 


1. Writ of Henry (III.) reciting a privilege given by Innocent IV. at the Council 
of Lyons to the capellae regiae. 41 Hen. III. 

2. Agreement between Richard Bp of Coventry and Lichfield, and the Deans and 
Canons of S. Mary Shrewsbury, Stafford, Penkreth, Tettenhall, Woluerhampton and 
Brogenorth as to their immunity, as Chapels Royal, from episcopal jurisdiction. 
6 Kal. Jun. 1281. 

3. Prima institucio vicarij de my3elskyrke super Wyram Eborac. dioc. 296. 

Stephanus le Scrope Archidiac. de Richmond...D"° Johanni de Dalleley presbitero... 
York, 27 Jan. 1411. 

4. Attestation of the copy by John Maretcalff notary. 

5. Composicio inter magistrum siue custodem Collegii b. Marie Magd. de Batelfild 
lich. dioc. et vicarium Eccl. 5. Michaelis super Wyram in Archidiaconatu Richmond 
Ebor. dioc. 

Roger Yve de leton is the Warden. The parish church of My3elkyrke super Wiram 
with the Chapel of Plompton had been granted to the College by Henry IV. 

Given at Batelfyld, 24 Feb. 1411. 

6. Ranulph Husey of Adbrighton Husey gives to the College of St Mary Salop 
44 yearly for 100 years. 

Given at Adbrighton Husey, 4 March 1173. 


The volume belonged, therefore, in all probability to the College 
of Battlefield, three miles from Shrewsbury, which was founded by 
Henry IV. in 1410 tocommemorate the battle of Shrewsbury (1403). 


On the flyleaves at the beginning are two xvth cent. notes on 
Prouidencia etc. 


Contents. 


1. (Donatus de octo partibus orationis) 
Partes oracionis quot sunt. octo ° . . Ε δ ὁ Be | 
—ante metum, ut atat, et si qua sunt similia 
I loue thu louest he loueth 


Amo amas amat ν ᾿ . > . . 36 
(Paradigms of verbs amo, doceo, lego, audio.) 
2. A tract in English and Latin on composition . ‘ " 5 


In how many maners schalt thou by gynne to make Latyn. 
By foure, by ryghtfull order of constructyon. 

The following sections deal with Nouns, Pronouns, Inter- 
rogatives, Verbs, Adverbs, Participles, Conjunctions, 
Prepositions, Interjections, Constructions, and Cases, 
ending with the ablative: 

ut dicit catholicon in .j. parte ex vi intransicionis. 
3. Notule excerpte de libro magni doctrinalis . 5 . 9 

Voces in primo etc. Hic notat autor de quibus in presenti 
opere est dicturus 


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—post donatum capitulo primo 
hic inc. 2* pars doctrinalis . . ὰ ‘ : . . 
Pandere proposui etc. In hoc primo capitulo 25 partis 
doctrinalis tangit idem autor. 
—ita concludit librum suum. Doctrinale dei uirtute tuuante 
. peregi. Pluraque signaui que non debes imitari. 
Verses on quantities . Ξ 2 . : 
Que non ponuntur hic omnia corripiuntur. 
Scabidus et labes et labi fabula tabes. 
See Ch. Thurot, Notices et Extraits, ΧΧΙΙ. 509. 
V. super V solam produc dant cetera curtam. 
Expl. utilis tractatus de primis sillabis. 
Inc. alius tractatus de primis sillabis. 
Regula splendescit qua sillaba prima patescit. 
Ante b sit breuis a+ sunt quinque sed inde retracta. 


Cetera ui iuui sunt curta vel excipe pluui. 
Expl. Utilis tractatus de breuibus et longis primarum 
stllabarum. 
Quot et guibus modis prime medie et ultime sillabe in 
uersibus cognoscuntur ὃ. : : a) ere δ δ: 
De literis dictum est sufficienter infra in tractatu de 
regulis versificandi. 


Nec mea post maria potis est perstringere iura. 
Synonyms in verse, called Bursa latini 

Equus caballus pullus dextrarius equa 

Taurus bos vacca vitulus buculusque iuuenca. 


Comes et baro miles iudex vicecomes 
Prepositus balliuus rusticus et colubertus 
Villicus et proceres natiuus et est generosus. 
Expl. bursa latini. 
Catonis Disticha (headed ‘‘Robertus Grostest” in hand of 
cent. xvi, xvii) ‘ ὃ . é ᾧ . 
Prologue: 
Cum animaduerterem 
—libenter ferto amorem. 
Si deus est animus nobis ut carmina dicunt 


Hec breuitas sensus fecit coniungere binos. 


Os facies mentum dens guttur lingua palatum 
Barba supercilium cilium frons tempora labrum. 


Et carcer collistrigium compesque catena 
Virgula cauda pilus cor tucetum tenor exta. 
(See Leyser Hist. Poet. Med. Aev. 998.) 


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[Grostest, at top.] 
Stans puer ad mensam domini bona dogmata ducas . 
Priuetur mensa qui spernit hec documenta. 
(See Leyser, p. 997.) 
(Liber Cartule. 2. 2. CLXXXIV. 1307.) 
a. Cartula nostra tibi portat dilecte salutes 
ὁ. Huius amor mundi. 
c. Pauper amabilis. 
Hoc tibi det munus qui regnat trinus et unus. 
Text throughout as in Migne, 1. c., with only slight 
differences. 
(Headed 10HAN. GARLANDIUS: xvi.) 
Peniteas cito peccator cum sit miserator . > - 


Et cure grauitas et consuetudo ruine. 

(P. Z. CCVII. 1153-) 

(Facetus: WVotices et Extraits, ΧΧΨΤΙ. 2, 16: Leyser, p. 437-) 
Est nichil utilius humane credo saluti . Ὁ : 


Hic liber est morum qui doctrinam tenet horum 

Finis et illorum caput est deus ipse deorum. 
(Alani de Insulis Prouerbia: P. Z. ccx. 581.) 

A phebo phebe lumen capit a sapiente , 

Insipiens sensum quo quasi luce micat. 


Hunc igitur sensum uero de sole receptum 
Inseruit stolidis qui sibi uita fuit. 
[Iohannes Garlandius cl. 1040 sub Haraldo.] 
(Synonyma: see M. Kurz Progr. des Staatsgymn. im IX. 
Bez. in Wien 1883.) 
Ad mare ne uidear latices deferre, camino. 
Igniculum, densis uel frondes addere siluis. 


Virginis est aluus et sic ab alendo vocatur 

Ex utero dicti germani sunt uterini. 
[Joan. Garlandi, Aequivoca.] . . Σ : : 
(See Hauréau in Motices οἱ Extr. XXVII. 2. one Leyser, 


Ρ. 338.) 
Augustus ti to cesar uel mensis habeto 


Zelus suppoto zelus et inuidia. 
Theoduli Ecloga . . 2 Ξ 5 ᾿ 


Ethiopum terras iam facie torruit estas 


Desine quod restat ne 5 déspecele ledat. 


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Deus nichil fecerat frustra dum creauit 
Mundum sed res singulas sagax deputauit 


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Nec quicquam defuerat postquam consummauit. 


Hec sunt data paruulis qui uolunt audire 
Et suis pectoribus tenus corde scire 
Parua cum maioribus autor vult inquire 
Que contingunt paruulis his noli obire 
Pauca pro rumoribus possunt inuenire 
Sed deus omnipotens nos sibi seruire. 

Inc. 2“* pars doctrinalis in qua tractat de pedibus uersuum 
2° de longitudine et breuitate in primis penultimis et 
ultimis sillabis. 3° de accentu déc¢éonum. - de figuris 
in gramatica . ᾿ 7 Ἶ Ἶ : 36 

Spaces are left between the lines for sabes. many of which 
are corrected. 

Pandere proposui per uersus sillaba queque 


Grates reddo tibi genitor deus et tibi christe 
Quas tres personas in idem credo deitatis 
Laus tibi sit christe quoniam liber explicit’ iste. 
Inc. prima pars doctrinalis in quo primo tractat de de- 
clinacionibus etc.—1o° de constructione . ; ᾿ . 45 
Voces in primis quas per casus uariabis 


Plurali numero similes sunt quos ego cerno. 

Licet in presenti opusculo omnium sillabarum naturam 
declarare proponimus . ς . . : ° : 59 

On metres. 

Istis itaque prosaice prelibatis si uidere desideratis tractatum 
autenticum utilem et compendiosum de pedibus predictis i 
(refers to the doctrinale) . 4 ; : Ζ 60 
—Sed propter simpliciores sunt hic de ultimis sillabis 
prosaice aliqua plenius inserenda. et sic Dictiones ter- 
minantes in A. etc. 

—et regit hoc metrum ympnum sequentem Martiris ecce 
dies. 

Quia sequens tract. docet de formacione preteritorum etc. 


...ideo dictum tract. hic superioribus combinaui_ . : 634 
Prima coniugacio quatuor habet diuersas in preterito 
formaciones. 


This section largely consists of verse, and is written in 
double columns. 
—Et gerundiua aiendi. do. dum. 
Sequitur nobilis tract. de mediis sillabis, et versificis ualde 
necessarius . . . . 66 ὁ 
Vocalis ante aslo 4 in latinis διωδόδιω 


V ante z producitur ut casuza .i. iris. 


T. C. IL 20 


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Quia superius in diuersis tractatibus sufficienter actum est de 
regulis versificandi et de metris hic consequenter dicet de 
rethorica de dictamine et de modo faciendi literas ὁ 

Regina sedens rethorica in suo solio maiestatis 
—-predicta sufficiunt pro tempore moderno. 
Forms of letters begin here. δ . . : ᾧ 
Litera transmissa de Papa ad regem. 

Simon ep. seruus seruuorum dei metuendissimo filio nostro 
H. dei gratia R. A. 

On heresy at Oxford. E. Lincoln is mentioned as chancel- 
lor. Letters from ‘the Prince’ to the King of Denmark, 
from the Duke of Lancaster to the Earl of Arundel, 
from the Abp of Canterbury to the Bp of Lincoln. 

On f. 72 ὁ one from John de Waldeby to Thomas, Abbot 
of St Alban’s, on the apostles’ creed. 

Salutationes, ‘ Narraciones,’ Petitions, and Conclusions begin 
on f. 25 ὁ. 

Ending with forms of farewell on f. 78 ὁ. 

On f. 79a is an insertion of an omitted passage. The 
verso is blank. 

Prologue . ‘ : = . ᾿ Ξ . ; 

Diuiditur iste liber in 255 partes principales in quarum 
prima de regulis agitur gramaticalibus...et sumitur a 
Preciano Petro helia et hugucione. In 2* parte agitur 
de uocabulorum significatione et sumitur a Papia Rabano 
et Bartho. The first part is in five particulae. ...Ego 
denique huius operis autor non sum, presertim cum pauca 
in eo uel nulla de meo apposuerim sed omnia pocius de 
libris autenticis excipiens sub compendio pariter com- 
pilaui. Id tantum ab omnibus peto remuneracionis ut 
cum ad legendum hunc librum susceperint pro peccatis ad 
dominum cor(dialiter?) intercedant. LZxf/. prol. 

Ortographia est prima pars gramatice regularis de qua dicit 
Joh. Garland in accentario. 

The fifth section is in double columns, and contains verses. 
It is headed: Tract. de regimine casuum et primo de 
regimine nominatiui secundum usum modernum . δ 

Secundum auctorem Catho/icon triplex est nominatiuus. 

Ends f. 946: 3 

Istis prolempsis que negacio consocientur. 

f. 95 is blank. 

Dictionary (Part II. of No. 21)... aretarl dss 

With good initial and border. 

Alma interpretatur uirgo abscondita uel absconcio uir- 
ginitatis sicut dicitur in interpretacionibus. 

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lents. These were copied by Mr W. Aldis Wright, and 
printed by Wiilcker. 


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Zubrones ferocissime bestie ad longitudinem quindecim 
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Zuzistime. mes. 4 de® int"™ magistro magno. 
Autores de quorum scriptis sunt hec tracta sunt isti. Aug. 
Ambr. Alquinus Brito Anselmus Albertus Auicenna 
Adelmus Asclepius Basilius Beda Bernardus Boetius 
Bartholomeus Ciprianus Garlandius Crisost. Hugucio 
Cato Catholicon Constantinus Damascenus Diascorides 
Doctrinale Fulgencius Phisiologus Gregorius Galienus 
Jeronimus Isidorus Innocencius Jorath Jacobus Aquinensis 
Juuenalis Kyllewardby Leo papa Macrobius Metodius 
Macer Marbodus Origenes Orosius Ouidius Petrus Papias 
Plato Platearius Persius Plinius Priscianus Rabanus 
Strabus Secundus Sedulius Solinus Trimegistus Theofrastus 
Tullius Varro Virgilius Ypocras Ysaac. 
Hic inc. Algorismus integrorum 5 $ ὃ 
In double columns, verse and prose Korein 
Hic Algorismus ars presens dicitur in qua 
Talibus indorum fruimur bis .5. figuris 
—per hos uersus uel discontinua. Explicit. 

f. 281 @ blank. 

Massa compoti . . 2 . ὲ - ὃ > . 
Licet modo in fine temporum 

—et ista sufficiunt de massa compoti. 

Expl. massa compoti. 

Compotus manualis_ . ξ . Ξ ᾿ - : 

Compotus iste diuiditur in .6. sada 

—Sed isti duo ultimi uersus docent quot dies habet quilibet 
mensis. 

287 a, col. 2, blank. 

De composicione quadrantis et eius operacione . . ὃ 

Geometrie due sunt partes. Theorica et Practica. 

Ends unfinished f. 289 @ 

Si autem habueris a/iam mensuram paruam. 

A table follows. 

De composicione Chilindri et eius operacione . 

Inuestigantibus chilindri composicionem. 

Ends with a table. 

Tractatus de Spera (Johannis de Sacro Bosco). . . 

Tractatum de spera in quatuor capitulis distinguimus 

—mundi machina dissoluetur. Expl. tract. de spera. 

Diagram follows. 

Notes. 

a. Saturnus 7° celo Jupiter i ffeton 6° celo 

Post sun sum sequitur ultima luna subit. 
6. Pictagora testante didicimus a terra usque ad lunam 
206 milia stadiorum 


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—dquod miliare sit 2000 passuum siue cubitorum. 
Totus autem terre ambitus...25200 stadiorum. 

d. Sanctus Aug. dicit de itinere solis. 

A note of measures of length. ~ 


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Vellum, 16 x 113, ff. 96+4, double columns of 35 lines. 
Cent. xiv late, written in North East France(?), with magnificent 
ornaments. 

Marked A. 5. 2 fo. maiestati. 

Collation: τ flyleaf. 18 (wants 1)-11° 12" (5 canc.) 3 flyleaves. 
The two outer sheets (4 leaves) of quire 11 are misbound. Old 
notes indicate the true order of the leaves. 


Contents : 


1. Vigilius Thapsensis de Trinitate . ς : . : a! Leos 

f. 1 is gone, the text begins 

maiestati uidear aliquid derogare (P. Z. LXII. 238 C). 

Liber ii . ‘ = : : Ξ ᾿ é ὁ { : 5 

Liber iii . 3 ᾿ . ᾿ . τ é : : ὃ 8 ὁ 

Liber iv . ᾿ - = ᾿ 5 . 3 : : : 166 

Liber v . ‘ ὃ : i ᾿ = } ὁ ; το ὁ 

Liber vi. ᾿ 2 : : ξ 3 ‘ 2 ᾿ 240 

Liber vii : ‘ : ; : ‘ ; : ‘ ‘ 286 

Liber viii ᾿ . . é . : : : ᾿ ᾽ 306 

Ending f. 314: uirtus et unitas trinitatis. 

Expl. lib. viii. dei patris et fil. et spir. sancti, Athanasii Ep. 
hos libellos octo transcripsi qui multa addita et mutata 
continent. 

2. Inc. libellus fidei patris et fil. et spir. 5. Athanasii Ep. Cum 
legeris per hanc fidem moneo ut mei memor sis in orationibus 
tuis ne forsitan negligenter quisquam hic tractator contingat. 
quoniam scriptum est. ne proiciatis margaritas uestras ante 
porcos . . ° Ἢ , ‘ - 

Credo in deum patrem (lxii. 287 ?) 
—pro peccatis eternam. Hoc placuit. Amen. 
Expl. exposicio fidei catholice. 
3. Inc, eiusdem de trinitate et de spiritu sancto . . : 32 
His qui filium dei creatum esse profitentur 
(LXII. 307: it is the twelfth book of Vigilius). 
Ends f. 474: heredes regni celorum esse poterimus. Amen. 


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A slight change of hand here. 
Inc. altercatio S. Athanasii ep. et conf. contra arium sabellium 
hereticos (Ixii. 179) . { ὃ - ᾿ ‘ . ° 
Preface : 
Cum in manu strenuissimi lectoris o beatissime papa 
materne 
—deo auxiliante ualeant custodie. 

Inc. qualiter res a principio gesta est . . δ : . 
Cum apud niceam urbem. ; 

A painting the breadth of the page. Chess-board ground of 
gold, pink and blue. On a green and black pavement stand 
seven figures. On Z.a Bishop in mitre and blue cope semée 
with gold tridents, holding an open book, attended by clerk 
in alb bearing his crozier. On 2. facing him, are five 
Bishops in mitres and copes with croziers. 

On f. 504 another painting of similar dimensions. 


On Z. Athanasius nimbed, in mitre and blue cope semée with 


A’s, holds closed book. In C. on gold chair the Judge 
Probus, or Constantius (?), in Imperial crown and bright ver- 
milion robe, floriated, with sceptre. On 2. the three heretics 
(Arius, Photinus and Sabellius) grey-bearded men in brown 
and grey robes, with hoods over their heads, 

On f. 514 a similar painting. Vermilion ground with gold 
pattern. 

On Z. Athanasius face 2. speaking. His cope is semée with 
IIIX in gold. In C. Probus on a wooden chair: his cap is 
blue lined with ermine, and his upper garment pink with red 
hood, lined with ermine: under robe of blue. 

On &. are the three heretics: one holds a rosary and looks 
much like a Franciscan, 

On f. 834 Incipit sentencia probi iudicis. 

A rather larger painting. Ground a brilliant blue with beautiful 
foliage patterns. On JZ. Athanasius, with crozier. In C. 
Probus (upper robe vermilion) pronouncing judgment. A 
little angel flies down from a cloud above towards his ear. 
On 2. the heretics, one with crutch-stick, in consternation. 

Ends f. 884: indubitata sorte capessent. 

Expl. sentencia iudicis probi inter athanasium ep. catholicum 
et arrium fotinum sabellium hereticos. 

Inc. epistola Potamii ad Athanasium (VIII. 1416) " ᾿ 

Domino fratri gloriosissimo 
—-pater et filius et spiritus sanctus. 
Exp. ep. Potamii ad Athan. 


6. Item Ep. 8. Athanasii ad 8, Luciferum be 15. Ρ- 324, 


ἤ- 


ed. Hartel) . . > 5 a . ° 
Domino beatissimo 
—et in omnibus desiderantissime. 
Inc. soluciones obiectionum arrianorum (LXII. 469) 


48 


486 


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310 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. 5. 


Primo obiectio eorum est 
—quem nusquam poterint creatum ostendere. 
8. Fides b. Iheronimi ad Augustinum A 4 i ᾿ ᾿ 96 
Credo in unum deum patrem 
—resurrectionem ad uitam eternam. Amen. 

followed by 

Credimus in unum deum patrem 

—et a xpristo domino uitam consequeris et premium 


(96 4). 
On the last flyleaf in hands of cent. xv: 


Liber M. Thome Rayner. Emptus a venerabili viro prec. xls. 
Liber M. Johannis Gat .. felde (partly erased). Emptus de do. Ricardo Welston 
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fine. There is a great deal of most careful ivy-leaf ornament in 
the border, and the initials are excellent. Occasionally there are 
grotesques, monkeys, and dragons. It is unusual to find so 
sumptuous a copy of comparatively uncommon patristic tracts. 


1287. Syprac, ETC. O. 5. 6 


Vellum, 154 x 108, ff. 69, double columns of 51 lines. Cent. xv, 
in a curious hand, very clear. Contains a good many rough 
pictures. 


Marked A. 6. 


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1. This boke is callid Sidrake grounded upon scripture the whiche 

was translated owte of Frenche in to Englishe compiled and 

made afore the Incarnacion of oure lorde Jhesu crist declaring 

sadde and notable wisedomes celestiall Instructiones and 

questiones for the helthe of mannes soule. With many 

othur vertuous and holsom thinges here after ensewynge, 

with a parcell of the seven sciencis . ° 5 : ker, OF 
Man may finde in olde bokes 
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Partial border of flowers, and initial with figure of a man in 
blue gown and black cap. Dark red ground, flourished. 
Ends f. 374: Ande bringe us in to that blisse 
Wherof non ende ys. Amen. 
Lenvoy 
Pray we now with alle oure myght, etc. 
The translator ‘ Hewe of Campedene’ is mentioned. 
Ends: ande that it mutte so bee 
Seith alle amen for charite. Amen. Expl. Sydrak. 
On the Romance of Sydrac and Boctus see Ward Cat. of 
Romances, 1. 903. On pp. 915-920 are notices of MSS. of 
this English version. It was printed about 1520 by T. 
Godfrey ‘at the cost and charge of’ Robert Saltwode a 
monk of St Augustine’s Canterbury. 
2. (Dictes and sayings of Philosophers) . . 38 
Without heading. A picture of Sedechias in light edi gown 
and black cap, on black ground with gold flourishing. 
Sedechias was the firste philosopher of the vniuersite of 
Atthenys in Grece bi whom as it was the will of God lawe 
civile was founded. 
There are similar pictures of 
Hermes. Tat. Zalquinus, Oomer, Solon, Sabton, Ypocras, 
Pitagoras, Dyogenes (standing in cask), Socrates, Platon, 
Aristotile (holding a bottle), Alexander (with crown and 
sceptre) and Darius, both repeated several times, Tholomee, 
Onese, Magdarge, Thesille, Gregory, Galien. 
Ends imperfectly with f. 64 ὁ. 
3. Tract of good gouernaunce. 
Begins imperfectly. The first heading is. ῷ ᾿ 68 
Hic sequitur quomodo secunda pars omnium redditesas cuilibet 
Regi 5. principi pertinevs distribueretur 5. disponeretur. 
The seconde partie of Rentis, Revenewes, etc. 
The last chapter is de officiariis et seruientibus Regis eligendis. 
Ending: and also the thirde boke of Gyles in his boke made 
of the Regiment and gouernaunce of princes and in the bokis 
of othur diuers clerkis which more largeli spekith of theis 
matiers. - 
Explicit. 


1288. Cassroporius IN Psatmos I.-L. { Ο. 5. 7 
6134 


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Marked A. 6. No. 7. 2 fo. concludunt. 


312 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. 5. 


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CC (lombardic) Liber dei et beate marie de Wytham ord. chart. 
Cassiodorus super primam quinquagenam Psalt. 


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Cassiodorius super psalmos I.-L. (P. 2. LXx. 9.) 
No heading. 
Diuersas notas more maiorum certis locis estimauimus affigendas etc. f. 1 
The names of the ‘notes’ follow in red and blue, but their forms 
are not given. 
Inc. prefacio expositionum in psalterium . : ὃ I 
Repulsis aliquando in rauennati urbe sollicttudinibus. 
Ends f. 8: ad exponenda psalterii uerba ueniamus. 
Magni aurelii Cassidori senatoris iam domino presfante conuersi 
expl. prefatio. 
Inc. eiusdem expositio digesta psalmorum quare primus poner 
non habet titulum . : ἢ ° Ρ 8 
Psalmus hic ideo non habet titulam (in blue ἐπάν red, νά, Litpes 
initial). 
Beatus uir. Nimis pulcrum commodum . ν . . : 9 
Large initial. 
There are occasionally grotesques in the borders: dogs, horses 
and the like. 
The exposition upon Ps. L. ends on f. 1726: 
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Vellum, 15 x 11, ff. 236, 25 lines of text and 50 of gloss to a 
full page. Cent. xii late, exquisitely written and finely ornamented. 
Original binding brown skin over boards: two clasps mutilated. 
From St Alban’s. At the top of f. 2 in red, in a hand of 
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Deleuerit Anathema sit. Amen. 
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Epistolae Pauli glosatae. 
Prologue, 
Principia rerum inquirenda sunt prius . : . : - ee es 
—Premittit autem salutationem dicens. 
It is the gloss attributed to Peter Lombard. 
The gloss on Romans begins on f. 14. The text on f. 2. The text 
is written in a magnificent round hand twice as large as that of 
the gloss. The names of the authorities are in red in the margin. 


Initial to prologue, fine interlaced work, and panelled stalk. 

Prol. to Rom. Half-length of Paul with book. 

Rom. Exquisite interlaced work in the head. In head and stalk are medallions of a 
blue man fighting a red man, a fox and a bear, a blue animal addressing a crowd of 
smaller black ones, a dragon eating a snake (?), two mailed horsemen fighting, a blue 
man wrestling with a bear (Ὁ). The letter is on a ground of blue. 

1 Cor. f. 60. Bolder design: good medallions of foliage in the stalk. 

2 Cor. f. 1024. The same artist as the last, a man piercing a blue beast. 

Prol. to Gal. f. 1276. WHalf-length of Paul with blank scroll. 

Gal. Finest interlaced work, with white beasts. Ground of pale purplish blue. 

Prol. to Eph. f. 1486. Interlaced work and white beasts: rougher work. 

Eph. Similar: the stalk formed by a large figure of a nude man with slate-coloured 
body and vermilion head, 

Prol. to Phil. 

Phil. 

Prol. to Col. f. 1736. As the last: a red dog from the stalk of the letter. 

Col. Half-length of a white-bearded bishop in mitre cope and crozier blessing. 
Gold ground. 

Prol. to τ Thess. £. 183. Interlaced work. 

1 Thess. Paul seated, writing ina book. The letter is gold, the ground within, red, 
without, lilac. 

Prol. to 2 Thess. f. 190. Fine decorative work. 

2 Thess. The stalk formed by a blue dog, head down, with dragon in mouth. In 
the head of the letter, gold branch-work on lilac ground : unusual and striking. 

Prol. to1 Tim. f. 1944. Decorative: the stalk is a blue man with horses’ hoofs. 

1 Zim. Half-length of a Bishop in blue chasuble with crozier and black sash. 

Initials to 2 Tim. gone. 

Titus. f. 2094. One initial serves for Prologue and text. 

Philemon. f. 213. Half-length of Paul with scroll. 

Heb. f. 2146. Interlaced work, with small beasts, of the finest kind. 

Ends imperfectly in Heb. x. 13: scabellum pedum eius. 


f. 1634. Similar to the last, but without the man’s figure. 


314 Ἶ CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [O. 5. 


1290. TrRAcTATUS NONNULLI MAIMONIDIS 
H O. 5. 9 
EBRAICE. 


Is now R. 15. 53. See Catalogue of Hebrew MSS. 
It was No. 450 in the old list of Gale’s MSS. 


1291. Proctus ΙΝ PARMENIDEM ETC. λα. FO 


Paper, 12? x 88, pp. 312, 26 lines to a page. Cent. xvii, very 
well written: by Humfrey Wanley. 

Marked A. Io. 

Prefixed to the text are three papers: 


τ. Letter from Humfrey Wanley (Edmund Hall, Oxford, 7 Nov. 
1695) to Dr Gale to say that he has finished the transcript, 
and asking for £2 more than the £4 agreed upon. 

2. Receipt of Th. Bartlett (the Carrier), 15 Nov. 1695, for £4 to 
be conveyed to Wanley. 

3. Letter from Jo. Mill, not dated. He is engaged in collating 
Proclus. 

Πρόκλου εἰς τὸν τοῦ Πλάτωνος Παρμενίδην ὑπόμνημα. 
There are two copies of the first leaf of text. 

Εὔχομαι τοῖς θεοῖς πᾶσι καὶ πάσαις. 
Book Iv. ends p. 312: ἢ ἄλλῳ στοιχείῳ λαχόντι τὴν ὑπόστασιν... 


The MS. from which this is copied is Bodl. Misc. Gr. 97 of 
cent. xv late. 


1292. ProcLus ΙΝ PARMENIDEM. PR a 


Paper, 158 x 10, ff. 114, 30 lines to a page. Cent. xvii (1697), 
clearly written. 
Marked A. II. 
Transcribed in 1697 from a Paris MS. Gr. 2099, ff. 131-251. 
ἀρχὴ τοῦ εον βιβλίου ἐξηγήσεως ἹΤρόκλου els Παρμενίδην . he pige 
Συγχωρῶ σοι ἔφη ὦ Παρμενίδη ὁ Σωκράτης. 
Ends with 


᾿Αρχὴ τῆς ἐννάτης x. τελευταίας ὑποθέσεως κατὰ Δαμάσκιον. 114 
Ending: καθὼς συντίθεται ὁ προδιαλεγόμενος. 


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A page follows containing in facsimile: 
Quelques unes des abbreviations et des certaines manieres 
d’escrire dont s’est servi auteur du MSS‘. de la Biblioth. 


Royale. 


The Paris MS. from which this was copied is now numbered 
1836 in the Fonds Grec, written in 1536 by Angelus Vergecius. 


1293. PoLycHRoNIcON RANULPHI. O. 5. 12 


Vellum, 14% x 10, 34 + 148, double columns of 51 lines, Cent. 
xvii, clearly written in two hands. 

Old binding of white skin over boards: clasps gone. 

. Marked A. 12. 

From Lichfield. On f. 1 are two notices, one badly the other 
neatly written, to the effect that in 1575 Antonius Diottus 
(Dyottus), son of John Dyott “senatoris celeberrimae ciuitatis 
Lich/fe/d,” read the book carefully through and annotated it. 

And on the margin of f. 1 of text is a neat drawing of a roe 
lying under a battlemented wall. The roe is lettered Ro. ger. 
is outside the picture, and the wall is inscribed Walle. 

The owner (and scribe?), Roger Walle, was prebendary of 
Eccleshale in Lichfield Cathedral in 1454 and archdeacon of 
Stafford, and in 1459 of Coventry. He wrote the MS. Vitellius 
A. X. (Statutes of Lichfield) and copies of Thomas of Elmham’s 
Prose and Metrical Lives of Henry V. The former is MS. 
Arundel xv. at the College of Arms. 

Collation: 1 flyleaf | a8-d* 113 2*-18*| 1 flyleaf. 


Contents : 


Tabula . . ° . . . ; . . . . δεν 
Abraham—dZorobabel. 

De Etatibus Seculi (a short statement of the five ages of the world) = xxxi 

f. xxxii blank. 

Polychronicon Ranulphi. 

Prologus primus in historiam polocronicam . . ° . . I 
Post preclaros arcium scriptores. 

Initial with bust of monk in black: good partial border. 

Lib. 11. f..265. 111. f. 42. IV. f. 69. V. f. 87. VIL. f. 107. 

VII. f. 123 ὁ. 


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In Lib. VII., after the accession of Edward III., and the words 
mare tranquillitatem ecclesia libertatem 
is: Explicit historia. 
Then the same hand continues : 
1327. 3° Non. Apr. translatus est rex antiquus de Kenel- 
worthe, 
Ends in 1352: clauorum lignorum canabi lini et specierum. 
Each book has a good decorative initial. 


1294. Rocrer Bacon. τῷ 5: 13 
6083 


Paper, 15 x 94, ff. 6+pp. 819 numbered, with some errors, 
50 and 60 lines to a page. Cent. xvii, in several hands, which are 
distinguished in the table of contents. 

Marked A. I5. 


Contents : 


Prefixed is, An account of the contents of the manuscript of 
Roger Bacon’s works preserved at Trinity College, Dublin. 
-Contenta in his schedis. 
Fratris Rogeri Bacon Angli. 
1. Epistola ad Clementem papam 4% ‘ 5 : ee faye ot | 
Quae et summa fr. Rogeri Bacon 
et opus tertium, siue praeambulum ad 
opus majus et minus alias vocatur. 
Ex MS°. Cottoniano descriptum manu propria usque pag. 142. 
manu Jacobi Casaubon?ab 142 
ad finem usque, viz. p. 217. 
2. Compendium Studii Theologiae . . . . . . 229 
Ab authore scriptum anno Dom. 
Ex MS. Cotton. partim manu Josephi Williamson?®. 
a pag. 229 ad 263, Jacobi Casauboni 263 ad 304'™. 
3. Pars prima ) Operis Majoris ex MS°. Dublinensi_ . : 305 
Secunda manu Jacobi Casauboni . ᾿ : 322 
Tertia [ Ξ ᾿ 5 3 ν- ᾿ Ἶ . 337 
Pars 4 Ex MS°. Dublin. 
a pag. 353 ad 384 manu ΜΗ Joh. Berby, 
deinde a pag. 385 ad pag. 530 manu Jac. Casauboni. 
4. De utilitate Astronomiae “ F ὶ 4 m A ‘ 537 
5. De multiplicatione specierum siue de scientia experimentali . 557 


1 Of Exeter College, Oxford (Brewer, Baconis Opp. Ined. XLtv.). 
* Sir Joseph Williamson, Secretary of State to Charles II., and President of the 
Royal Society (Brewer, I.c.), 


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6. De morali philosophia .. ὃ ° abe three «| 687 
These three last are all in Casaubon’s hand, ana are apparently 
all from the Dublin MS. 
Ends p. 819 
Et quid potest homo plus petere in hac vita. 
Two sheets at the end contain corrections made by Mr Paget. 


The Cottonian MS. from which these transcripts were made is 
Tiberius C. Vv, once the property of Dr Dee. 

The Dublin MS. is No. 381 in Abbott’s Catalogue, where it is 
described as a paper MS. of cent. xvi. 


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1295. ABAELARDI QUAEDAM. 6086 
6087 
Paper, 15 x 93, ff. 56. Cent. xvii, clearly written. 
Marked A. 16. 
On the title-page a list of 
Opera Petri Abaelardi inedita. 
Contents : 
1. Collationes (ex Bibliotheca 5. Jacobi). 
Aspiciebam in uisu noctis. 
ff. 28. 
2. Liber P. Abaelardi qui intitulatur Scito teipsum sive Ethica. 
Mores dicimus animi. 
Liber 2 ends: accepisse videntur. 
Expl. juxta Exemplar. 
ff. 18. 
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6071 
Paper, various sizes. Cent. xvii, in several hands. 
Marked A. 14. 
Contents : 
I. 12x74. Copied in Italy. 
1. ᾿Αριστάρχου περὶ μεγεθῶν καὶ ἀποστημάτων ἡλίου Kal 
σελήνης ς = ‘ ; : ᾿ > WIR Vg 


2. ῬὙψικλέους disdbasuite ‘ A Ξ Ξ Ἶ . ᾿ 20 


318 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. 5. 


3- Δημητρίου τοῦ Τρικλινίου περὶ τοῦ ἐντὸς τῆς σελήνης 


ὡρωμένου μέλανος : . ° 27 
4. ᾿Αγαθημέρου τοῦ ὄρθων ΞΕ pra teeta F . 29 
5. Περὶ θέσεως τῶν πλανομένων. é ὃ 31 
6. Ἔκ τοῦ βιβλίου Βαρλαὰμ μοναχοῦ ἐν rabble pn ; 
Λατίνων . ° ‘ . - ° . Β ὃ 33 
(ff. 42.) 
II. On rather larger paper 5 ff. 
An Arabic text on a mathematical subject, with diagrams. 
IIL. 14% x gh. 


1. Oé€wvos ᾿Αλεξανδρέως els τοὺς προχείρους κανόνας τῆς 
ἀστρονομικῆς παραδόσεος 
Ἧ μὲν λογικωτέρα ἔφοδος. 

ff. 26. 

2. Aapsdvov τοῦ ἡτιοδώρου λαρισσαίου περὶ τῶν ὀπτικῶν 
ὑποθέσεων. 

ff. 5. 

3. ᾿Ανθεμίου περὶ BETS μηχανημάτων. 

ff. 4. 

BY. 124x8. 

Κλαυδίου Πτολεμαίου σαφήνεια καὶ διάταξις τῶν mpoxelpwv 
κανόνων τῆς ἀστρονομίας καὶ ὅπως χρηστέον αὐτοῖς 
μέθοδος ἐναργής. 

ff. 18. 

V. Θέωνος ᾿Αλεξανδρέως λογικὴ ἔφοδος eis τοὺς προχείρους 
κάνονας τῆς ἀστρονομίας. 
Τὴν λογικὴν ἔφοδον. 
In 4 τόμοι: ff. cir. 60. 


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6044 
Paper, 15 x οὗ, ff. cir. 80. Cent. xvii, clearly written.’ 


Marked A. 13. 
Κλαυδίου Πτολεμαίου ἁρμονική. 


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Cent. xiii; in a fine close English hand. 

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On the flyleaf at the end is 
Liber Canonicorum S. Marie de Bradenestok (xiv) 
and on the verso 
Iste liber constat bradestoke. 
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canc.)-12° 138 (wants 1)-178 (7 canc.) 18° 19% 205 (wants 1?) 21° 
(wants 1) 228 23° (wants 5) 24° (wants 6). 2 flyleaves. 


Gratiani Decretum Ὰ . ὃ . . . . OG Ne 
Humanum genus duobus ΓΕΒ ᾿ 
A handsome initial: leaf and branch work, flanked by two beasts 
on their hind legs. 
Copious marginal notes on f. 1. The initials to the later divisions 
mostly in blue and gold. 
Ends 1584: nisi quod uiderit patrem facientem. 
On f. 1594 are many notes and scribbles. 


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5855 


Paper, 15 x 9}, ff. 105+2, 28 lines to a page. Cent. xvi or 
xvii, in a large sloping hand, with imposing red initials. 

Marked A. 18. 

On the flyleaf is a list of contents by Young, headed 

᾿Απόγραφον MS. codicis Collegii Sionis Londini. 

The MS. in question is that numbered 4068 in Cat. WSS. 
Angi. τι. p. 106. 

There is also on a smaller leaf a list of the Greek MSS. at 
Sion College. 

The text is collated in the margin with a Baroccian MS. and a 
MS. of Abp Ussher’s. 


Contents : 
1. ᾿Επιφανίου λόγος σύντομος περὶ αἱρέσεων . | αὶ 
2. Κεφάλαια τοῦ τῶν Μασσαλιανῶν δόγματος ΑΕ ΌΡΟ ἐδ i 
τοῦ βιβλίου αὐτῶν. ὁ - “ Σ : Z . 15 
ὅτι συνοικεῖ ἐν τῷ ἀνθρώπῳ. 
3. Ἔτι περὶ τῆς εἰρημένης αἱρέσεως... ἐκ Θεοδωρήτου.. 4 ᾿ 17 ὁ 
4. Προσθήκη τῶν αἱρέσεων ἀπὸ Μαρκιανοῦ ΝΣ τῶν χρόνων 
Ἡρακλείου ὀ . ° “ . . . 18 ὁ 


Νεστοριανοὶ ἀπὸ ἬΣΟΥΝ 
Contains extracts from the Διαιτητὴς of Joh. Philoponus. 


320 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 5. 


5. “Ere περὶ αἱρέσεων x. αἱρεσιαρχῶν ἐκ τῶν συνοδικῶν Σωφρονίου 46 ὁ 
᾿Ανάθεμα τοίνυν εἰσαεὶ. 

6. Τιμοθέου πρεσβ. Κωνστ. περὶ διαφορᾶς τῶν προσερχομένων τῇ 
«πίστει. . . . . . . ‘ . 49 
Mets τάξεις ἀοῤεριόμε, 

7. Περὶ τοῦ γινώσκειν εἰς πόσα τρήματα γέγονεν ἣ τῶν ἀκεφάλων 


αἵρεσις . ; ὃ : δ 56 ὁ 
8, Περὶ τῶν σχισμάτων τῶν Silene ἈΞ ΌΤΤΗΣ ὃ . 58 ὁ 
9. Τερμανοῦ πατριάρχου λόγος διηγηματικὸς περὶ τῶν ἁγίων 

συνόδων. : 4 . A ᾿ . ᾿ 64 6 


Σοφῶν ἀνδρῶν αἱ setices, 
10. Me@odiov πατρ. Κωνστ. διάταξις περὶ τῶν ἀρνησαμένων x 96 
Containing forms of prayer for various cases . . 97 
11. Νικηφόρου πατρ. Κωνστ. διαφορὰ εἰκόνος Χριστοῦ καὶ σταυροῦ 104 
12. τοῦ αὐτοῦ ἀπολογητικὸς...περὶ τοῦ κατὰ τῶν σεπτῶν εἰκόνων 


«σχίσματος . , 108 

13. πῶς det δέχεσθαι τὸν ἐξ Ἑβραίων τῇ ἐξ ασδῃ προσερχόμενον ξ 120 

14. Ἔκθεσις ἀκριβεστέρα (περὶ τοῦ αὐτοῦ) . ᾿ 122 
15. Νομοθεσίας νεαρᾶς Βασιλείου πορφυρογεννήτου...τοῦ ς΄ πρὸ πον 

τὸ ἥμισυ. . . ° 130 


16. In Young’s hand. Ex MS. Cod. pe Vsherii. 
᾿Ἐπιστολὴ γραφεῖσα ἀπὸ Κωνστ.πολ. Maprupiy ἐπισκ. ’Av- 
τιοχείας περὶ τοῦ ὅπως δεῖ δέχεσθαι τοὺς αἱρετικοὺς προσ- 


ἐρχομένους τῇ---ἐκκλησίᾳ. : ᾿ 137 
17. Fragmentum ex actis concilii CPolitani roared out) AME. 
18. Catalogus haereticorum apud Epiphanium . ἃ ὁ ‘ 138 


Ex Theodoreto. 
Ex Niceta Choniate. 
On smaller paper 
Catal. haeret. ex Philastrio. 
ex Augustino. 
ex Iohanne Damasceno. 


1800. CaNnones ETC. GRAECE. tz, ὅν Ὁ 


5905 


Paper, 148 x Οἱ, ff. cir. 200. Cent. xvii, in several hands, one of 
which is exceedingly good. The upper corners have suffered from 
fire, especially at the end of the book. 

~ Marked A. 25. 

Transcripts made by and for Young of which the source is not 

specified ‘containing, in Greek, the following texts. 


Canones Apostolorum cum scholiis Balsamonis. 
Canones Conciliorum Oecumenicorum i.—iv. 


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Fragmentum Conc. v., Conc. vi., Conc. quinisextini cum schol. 
Balsamonis. 
Canones Conc. vii cum schol. Bals. in fine quorum habetur Epistola 
Tarasii ad Adrianum. 
Canones Conc. CPolitani i. et ii. 
CPolitani in templo S, Sophiae. 
Carthagin. 
Ancyrani. 
Neocaesariensis. 
Gangrensis. 
Antiocheni. 
Laodiceni. 
Sardicensis. 
CPolitani i., ii. 
omnes cum Scholiis. 
Dionysii Alexandrini Epistola ad Basilidem.) cum scholl. Bal- 
Petri Alex. Epistola. samonis. 
Gregorii Neocaes. Epistola. 
Athanasii Epistola ad amicum cum scholiis. 
Eiusdem de Verbis. 
ad Rufinianum. 
Gregorii Nysseni Ep. ad Letoium. 
Timothei Alex. Canonicae Epp. 
Theophili Alex. Edictum. ᾿ 
Commonitorium cum scholl. 
Declaratio de Catharis. 
Epistolae duae cum scholl. 
Cyrilli Alex. Epistolae Canonicae cum Scholl. 
Epistola ad Episcopos Libyae et Pentapoleos. 
Gregorii Nazianzeni Carmen de Canone Bibliorum. 
Amphilochii versus de eodem. 
Excerpta ex Epistola Basilii magni ad Neapolitanos. 


1301. Jonannes Scotus ERIGENA. % 5. 20 
Evance.Lium S. Lucag. Zee 


Vellum, 144 x 98, ff. 128 and 28, two volumes. Cent. xii, in 
two exceedingly good hands. 

Marked A. 21. 2 fo. Non ergo nos. 

At the bottom of f. 1 is an erasure. 

Wood ap. Tanner speaks of an ancient MS. of the De 
divisione naturae as being in the Hereford Library. Is this the 
Hereford MS.? The book is a very rare one. 


ἄν Ὁ. It 21 


322 


CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS, 


Collation: I. 18 2” 3% 48-138 14 151 


τιν eae 


Contents : 


1; 


II. 


In double columns of 54 lines: a fine close hand. Initials 
mostly in red or green, and quite plain. Rubrics usually 
in small capitals. 

Joannes Scotus Erigena de divisione naturae 

Edited by Gale. Oxford, 1681. 

ΙΝΟΙΡΙΤ Liber primus peri fiseon merismov .i. de divisione 
nature .i. 

Sepe mihi cogitanti diligentiusque quantum uires suppetunt 
inquirenti. 

Ends p. 38: Fige limitem libri sat enim in eo est com- 
plexum. 

Expl. liber i. Re phision. 
Inc. liber ii. 2 2 : 5 ᾿ 
Quoniam in superiori libro ΞΕ τ εἶ nature uni- 
uersali diuisione. 
Ends p. 79: 
Et iam huic libro terminus est imponendus ut arbitror. 
A. Ita fiat. Expl. liber secundus. 
Inc. liber tertius TTHPI@ICHOC . ς A 2 ; : 
In secundo libro toto fere nostre ratiocinationis intentio. 
Ends p. 152: terminum ra Expl. lib. iii. 
Inc. quartus ᾿ . 
Prima nostre planer intentio. 

Ends p. 184: et iam dudum finem postulat. Expl. liber 

quartus TTHPYPICHWN MHPICMOI. 


Inc. quintus ‘ ς : ς r ἕ ‘ ‘ : 
Nunc agone forte mittat manum suam. 
Ends p. 256: 


et tenebras recognoscentium conuertit in lucem. 
peri fiseon merismoi 


Explicit liber TrepypyceoN Mmepicmoy hoc est de nature 


diuisione. 
R:C-RD-:-S M: SCR:PS:T (Ricardus me scripsit). 

Euangelium secundum Lucam. 

Single lines, 33 toa page. Ina very fine large black round 
minuscule. Written in paragraphs with a plain coloured 
initial at the beginning of each: red, purple, blue, and 
green occur. The initials to Prologue and text are large 
and very plain, in red. My impression is that this part 
of the volume was written at the same place as the first 
part. I do not know why this Gospel stands by itself. 

Prologue to Luke, the first two lines in capitals. 

Lucas syrus antiochenus 
—fastidientibus pfodidiese: 


38 


79 


132 


184 


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The Gospel according to St Luke . . . 
Q (the next words have not been inserted, as fax Pe 
ordinare narrationes. 
The text has no marginal additions of any kind, and no 
colophon. 
It ends on p. 312: 
benedicentes dominum. 


1302. MisceLLANEouS PAPERS. 


Papers of various sizes, bound together. 


cents. xvi and xvii. 
Marked No. 451. 


Contents : 


I. 


Notes of two Charters relating to Southwell, 34 Hen. 8 
and 3-4 Philip and Mary. 

Statuta edita in conuocacione canonicorum Southewell. 

Charters of Archbishops of York are prefixed. 

Attested by R. Bullingham. 

Copy of the High Commission for the Province of York, 
5 Car. I. 

The manner and forme of proceeding before his Mati 
Commissioners Ecclesiasticals. 

Two prontes presented to the king a.D. 619. 

The on of fishing the seas. 

The other of converting waste into wealth with their reasons 
and motives, 

Brief of Gregory XIII to James Geraldine Lord ‘de 
Kiericourittis’ gerendi bellum adv. Elizabetham prae- 
tensam Angliae reginam. 

Two sets of answers of Jasper Heywood (a Jesuit) to certain 
querys put to him by a Lord relating to an Invasion. 
The second set of questions are made through Richard 

Topliffe. 

Autograph signature (Ὁ) of Heywood. 

Thomas Fitzherbert’s opinion on the late statutes concerning 
the Oath of Allegiance. 

Dated 26 Aug. 1606, signed R. P. 

The signature of Fitzherbert appended to a short paragraph 
following. 

Pius V. Sententia declaratoria contra Elizabetham 5 Kal. 
Mart. 1569. 

In an Italian hand: signed Ca. Chriesius and H. Cumyn. 

Paul. V ad Catholicos Angliae contra Juramenta 1606. 

**Frier Paul” (Paolo Sarpi) to the Abbot of St Medard. 

In English. Venice, 22 July 1608. 


323 


258 


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Il. 


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13. 


14. 


15. 
16. 


17. 


18. 
19. 


20. 
21. 


22. 
23. 
24. 


25. 


‘CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


Ad consolationem et instructionem Anglorum Catholicorum 
et Confessariorum quaestiones aliquot. 

Extract from (Delrio’s) Disquisitiones Magicae, Lib. v1. 
C. 1) 

De sigillo confessionis in hac materia. 

Boniface IX to Gerald Braybrooke (see O. 3. 53). 

Extraict des Registres du Parlement 26 Nov. 1610. 

Against the tract of Bellarmine adversus G. Barclaium de 
potestate Summi Pontificis in temporalibus, Rome 16ro. 

The Abp. of York, 20 Feb. 1611, to Mr Swinburn on the 
Bp. of Man ordaining in his diocese without leave. 

The Abp.’s autograph copy of his letter. 


-The Remonstrance of the Commons to Charles I. 


List of inedited Greek and Latin writings in Gale’s 
possession. 

A rough copy is in O. το. 33. 

A Dissertation on Him y* wrote the Court and Character 
of Κ. James (Sir Anth. Weldon). 

Acta in admissione Th. Neal in decanatum Rippon, 1674. 

The Foundation of the Collegiate Church of Blessed John 
of Beverley. 

Account of Sir Walter Raleigh’s Sentence and Death. 

Epistola Gul. Malmesburiensis ad Petrum ex Ussheriano 
exemplari Dublin. 

The following are printed Papers, viz. : 

Decree of the Protestant Synod of Gap 1604. 

3 2? ” 1606. 

Responsum Pauli Veneti (Sarpi) Citationi Cardinalium. 
Venet. 1606. 

Decree of the Synod of Gap in Latin and English. 
London, per Edw. Allde et A. J. 1607. 


1303. Laws or Howe. 


Paper, 14} x 9}, ff. 31, 42 lines to a page. Cent. 
well written. 
Marked A. 28. 


Leges Hoelianae ex vetustissimo exemplario membranaceo R. 
Vaughan de Hengwrt, com. Merion: 

Contuli ego T. G. cum alio exemplari eiusdem R. Vaughan 
cartaceo, quod quidem. exemplar emendatum erat ad librum 
MS. W. Salesbury de Rug. 

In Ixi chapters. 

See the Report of the Historical MSS. Commission on the 
Peniarth MSS. 


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5983 


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very well written, largely by Patrick Young. Probably acquired 
by Gale through Patrick Young. 

Marked A. 20. 


Contents : 


1. Collections by Henry Scrimger—on Lucian. 

Note on f. 1. 

H. Scrimgerus haec aliunde descripsit ex codd. 

Abbatiae cuiusdam, 
Florentino impresso (?), 
Scipionis qui fuit Arguropyli, 
D. Marci, 
G. Vespucii. 
. The collections consist largely of scholia. 
2. Astrampsychi versus de Insomniis. 
Βασιλεῖ προσλαλῶν τις ἄπρακτος μένει. 
3. Variae Lectiones in Lucianum. 
In Young’s hand. 2 ff. 
4. Decretum marmoreum de Seleuco Rege. 

Copy of an inscription. 4 pp. by Gale (?). 
Argumenta Orationum Isocratis Graece. 
Observationes in Aristotelis περὶ φυτῶν, et alia. 
Notae in Euripidem. 

Excerpta ex Dionysio Atticista, Graece. 
Marginal note: magnus auunculus me(us) 
pacreasns Scrimgerus Scottus. 
9. Lexicon Herodoteum. 
In Scrimger’s hand. 2 ff. 
10. Notae in Lucianum et Platonem. 
11. Inscriptions. 
1. In hortis D. Jacobi prope Westmon. 

It begins: Ἡρώδης μνημεῖον καὶ | 

τοῦτο εἶναι τῆς αὐτοῦ | συμφορᾶς κ.τ.λ. 
2. Epitaph of Peter Young. 1628. 
3, 4. In Lipsii Inscriptt. fol. 14. 


Henry Scrimger (1506-1571), Professor of Civil Law at 
Geneva, was uncle of Peter Young (Junius) who was father of 
Patrick Young, the King’s Librarian (d. 1652). On Scrimger’s 
Collations of MSS. of Strabo see R. Forster (Rhein. Mus. N. F. 
li. 486 sqq.): on his life generally Dict. Naz. Biog. s.v. 


Ps SS 


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1305. MisceLtangous Papers. O. 5. 24 


Papers of various sizes, bound together. Cent. xvi, xvii, in 
various hands. 
N. 1. No. 430. 


Contents : 


1. Vita Gruffini fil. Conani regis Venedotiae. 

ff. 10. xvii early. 

This and MS. Bodl. Jones 57 of cent. xvii are the only 
MSS. mentioned by Hardy, 11. No. 253. 

2. Descriptio Cambriae per Gir. Cambrensem. 

From Domit. A. 1. 

3. Gestis Herwardi incliti militis. 

Capitula signed by Fr. Standish. 

From the Peterborough MS. Hardy, 11. No. 23. 

4. Articuli Richardi Scroop Arch. Ebor. contra Henricum IV. 
A.D. 1399- 

5. Nomina Anglicana usitata in Cartis Antiquorum Regum...... 
exposita ab Alexandro Archidiacono Sarum.... 

Soca + hoc est status in Curia. 

6. Divers Preheminences and Privileges by order of the Common 
Law of England due unto Peers of the Realme and 
Knights. 

Note by Gale. 

Cott. Titus D. 21. Aut Cambdenus auctor aut aliquis ad 
eius mentem haec vertit Anglice ex eius Britannia magna 
ex parte. 

7. Perfect notes of all Exactions hath S* Francis Walsingham, 
Principall Secretary to her Majestie, borrowed of Anno 
Domini 1587. 

Out of Jocelin’s Collectanea in Bibl. Cotton. 

From the Danegeld to 1297. 


1306. Letanpn’s ITINERARY. O. 5. 25 
6085 


Paper, 14 x οὗ, ff. 198. Cent. xvii, well written. 
Marked A. 17. 


Contents: 


Leland’s Itinerary. 


Part I. pp. 1-73 (1538). 
Things excerpted out of the Rolle that Mr Brudenél of Dene 
shewed mee, 74-79. 


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Part II. 80-141 (1542). 
Part III. 142-198. 
Ending (on Poole): and here is an embateled gate of stone. 
Note by Mason: 
NB. pag. 198 with which this vol. ends is only the 52"4 
page of the original (Hearne vol. 111. p. 53) that containing 
97 pages: so that here is little more than half the 3™ vol. 
in this work. 
From pp. 74 to 80, and pp. 136 to 142, not printed. 
Pp. 136-141 describe the itinerary from Pucklechurch to Bradford- 
on-Avon. 


1307. AstroLocia ANGLICE. | Ὁ. 5; 26 


Vellum, 13? 10, ff. 190, double columns of 38 lines. Cent. 
xiv late, clearly written. 

Marked A. 22. 

Collation: 2 flyleaves. 15-45 (wants 4, 5) 55-85 (wants 4, 6, 7) 
—13° (wants 6) 14° 158 (8 canc.) 164 (wants 3) 17-19% 20° (5, 6 canc.) 
215 22” 238 24° (wants 8) 25° (wants 6). _ 

These leaves were mostly lost simce the leaves were numbered 
in cents. xvii, Xviii. 


Contents: 


1. Here bigynnep pe book of Alkabucii interpreted by John 
of Spayn and it is cleped pe introductorie of 2 domes 
of sterres ᾿ Γ δὴ 
pe lengbe of lif of pe — iad: 
2. A treatise of ‘ William English’ of which the beginning 
is gone, probably before f. 28. 
It ends f. 384: whan a man may vnnepe go for olde. 
Here endep pe firste tretys of Willyam Englisch. 
3. Here bigynnep anoper tretys of pe same Willyam Englisch .- 386 
Of be cause of ignoraunce or raper of enuye. 
—and he was emoptoicus and ptisicus. 
Expl. tract. Willelmi Anglici. 
4. Here bigynnep pe flower of Albumasar of pe domes of 
Astronomye . . ὁ 44 
pis is pe booke which iain aitiiced eiiee: 
5. The Elections of Zael. 
Beginning gone, apparently before f. 61. 
Ends f. 75: deposinge of pe kyng 3if god wole. 
Here endep pe eleccions of Zael. 


328 


13. 


14. 


15. 


16. 


17. 


18. 


20. 


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Here bigynnep be kalender of pe ὦ igh of the 

domes of astronomye 3 3 
(71 chapters.) 

Here bigynnep pe booke of Domes . 

Of signes some bep masculyne. 

Good partial border and initial. 

Ends: 3if be lord were of pe orient signe + 3eue to hym 
feble. 

Here endep domes of astronomye. 

Here bigynnep a tretys pat was drawen out of a libelle pat 
was sent to a kyng of Sarsyns Almasor 

Fortunes bep large and trewe. 

—and luna and mercurius in fixe signes. 

Here endep pe sawes pat bep outdrawen of pe libel pat 
was sent to pe kyng of Sarsynes Almasor. 

Here bigynnep pe Centilogie of ptolomei . 

Pe science of sterres 
—to greve pe kyng. 

Here endep be Centiloge of gi 

Note on ‘ Blodlese’ 

Of pe sterres p* bep seide cometes- 

On ‘lip3ere’ (leap year) : 

Here bigynnep pe floures of χὐόν δι of eleccions 

In pe name of god here bigynnep eleccions. 

In single lines. 

A chapitre in tellinge of saturn etc. (his effects in the 
twelve signs) : : 

pis boke Romaynes vnderstoden. 

In pe name of god here bigynnep be boke of interpretacions 
which I trowe to be of Messehalla. I fonde hit drawen 
out of his boke of interrogacions 

Cnowe p" p* be biholder. 
Capitulum de occultacione anuli siue alterius rei secundum 
dorachium 
Whan any man hap hidde. 
Particulere dome of chaunginge of pe ayr etc. . . Ξ 
Considre pe signe ascendent. 
Of pe significacioun of pe moost coniunccioun p* is of Saturni 
and Jouis : ; ᾿ 
Messahalla seide. 
Here is schewyde pe tyme of be forseide coniunccioun etc. 
A speche of be sawes of olde holy fadres. 
The conjunction is prophesied for 1405. 
Chapitre of pe sowynge of seedes 
Virgile tellep in Georgicis. 
Chapitre of pe tyme of plantinge trees 
Ferpermore Zael pe grete philosofre. 
f. 1206 is blank, 


[O. 5. 


756 


76 


95 


986 


103 ὁ 
104 
105 
105 


1156 


1166 


1176 


1176 


118 


1186 


110 


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21. No heading. 
To makynge of pe lytel schippe of venyse. 
Ends imperfectly. 
On f. 124 are two full page diagrams. 
22. Here bigynnep pe newe theorik of planetis pat schal euer- 
more dure w* outen ende after pe almagest of ptholome 
For in pe theorik of planetis. 
Pe secunde chapitre of age of pe world after diuerse opinions. 
Leycester is much quoted. 
Of knowlech of pe lord or of pe lordes of ἊΣ 3616 . ὃ 
Of pe perfite knowyng of domes ; : 
Arzachels tables . ; : 
On f. 181 a treatise ends: ait ne agayn to his olde ἜΘΗ 
Expl. Exafranon. 
but the beginning is not obvious unless it be at f. 171. 
23. Inc. liber de interrogacionibus 346]. . : . ᾿ 
Whan p" were axed of pe lif of a man. 
24. Inc. Messahalla de significacione planetarum in plagis terre . 
pe firste chapitre is of resoun of pe cercle. 
Ends imperfectly on f. 185 ὁ. 
25. Full page tables. , ᾿ : ᾽ ᾿ ; : ᾿ 
Inc. Tabula completa Domorum. 
Four leaves remain, handsomely written. 


1308. Porruyrius ΙΝ PTOLEMAEUM. { O. 


329 


125 
1596 
169 ὁ 


171 
1766 


1816 


1846 


186 


5: 27 


6045 


Paper, 144 x 9}, ff. cir. 100. Cent. xvii, clearly written. 
Marked A. 23. 


Πορφυρίου εἰς τὰ ἁρμονικὰ Πτολεμαίου ὑπόμνημα. 
Πολλῶν ἀρετῶν οὐσῶν ἐν μουσικῇ. 
Ends: ἑτερότητα τοῦ ἤθους ποιεῖν. 
Πορφυρίου εἰς τὰ ἁρμονικὰ Πτολεμαίου τοῦ ὑπομνήματος τέλος. 


An index of authors quoted on the last page. 
A few marginal notes seem to be in Young’s hand. 


1309. O. 


5. 28 


Paper, 144 x 9, ff. 349. Cent. xvii early, well written on one 


side of the page only. 
Marked A. 24. 


330 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 5. 


Collections in Latin from original sources, chronicles, charters, 
etc. on the reigns of the Kings of England from William I. to 
Edward III. 

At f. 21 are some loose sheets copied from a book of Will. 
Darell prebendary of Canterbury (temp. Elizabeth) on the Con- 
stables of Dover Castle. 


1310. InstrruTa [ΟΒΤΙΝΙΑΝΙ. O. 5. 29 


Vellum, 13? x 94, ff. 50+ 1, double columns, text 42 lines, gloss 
88 and less. Cent. xiii—xiv early, clearly written. 
Marked A. 27. 2 fo. gloss Decreuit. 
text cognosceres. 
At end a note of price (xiv) liber bonus et bene apparatus prec. 
di. marc. 
Collation: τ flyleaf. 1-3" 4™. 


Contents : 

Instituta Iustiniani, heading in red rather rubbed : A ae Sy oe. 
Liber I. . : : : : . é . 3 : δ I 

Gloss begins: Jz nomine d. n. 7. C. ex hoc nota quod christianus 

fuit. 

Liber II. 3 : ἢ : Σ : . , . . 8 ὁ 
Liber III. é 3 : : : A : : . A 25 
Liber IV. 3 : . . : : ‘ ὃ ᾽ 37 


f, 41 is wholly gloss. 
Ends f. 504: deo propicio aduentura est. 
Expl. liber quartus institutionum. 


1311. AtHacEN DE PERSPECTIVA. O. 5. 30 


Vellum, 132? x οὗ, ff. 165, double columns of 45 lines. Cent. xiii, 
in a clear hand, black ink. Marginal notes in several hands, some 
very minute. Well-drawn diagrams. 

The lower corners of the leaves are very tender from damp. 

Old mark gone (A. 26). 2 fo. libus et quod. 

On ἢ 1 ‘Babington’ (xvi) and 

Liber Tho. Bulkley ex dono doctoris Babin(gton). 


Collation: 1°-14" (wants 10-12 blank). 


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Contents : 
Alhacen de perspectiua (without title). . 
Inuenimus uisum quando P ‘ P . rears 


Ends f. 165a@: nunc autem terminemus hunc tractatum qui est finis 
libri etc. Deo gracias. 
Expl. liber haten filii hucayni filii hayten. De aspectibus. 
Three paragraphs on light, in a smaller hand, follow. 
On the verso a xvith cent. scribble 
Bangor dioc. 
Villa bode... 
and others, 


1312. AtcuHemica. {ΠΕΣ 


Paper, 13? x 10, ff. 37+1, 36 lines toa page. Cent. xv late, in 
a current hand, ugly but clear. Many rough drawings of chemical 
apparatus etc. 

One cover of a vellum wrapper remains. 

Marked A. 30. 

Collation: τ flyleaf. 1 2” 3? (five left). 


Contents : 
An Alchemical tract. 
Rubric: 
1. All p® wisdom in p* worlde cometh of our lorde gode Ihesu 
cryste etc. 
—be the grace of p* Bis pt all ane ALTE Amen. 
for seynt charyte . - : ‘ome 
In dei nomine Amen. 
Aqua Vite. 


Take a li. of Salte comon. at. 
Illustrated with many large drawings of apparatus. 
A xvith cent. note says that George Ripla is the author. 


2. liber turbe philosophorum . ὀ 2 8 
Capitulo primo, The sotell p* is ΡΞ ihe of all 
mettalles. 
3. Gemma salutaris  . 126 


begun over again on f. 13. The ffirste. wit ys pe letcke. 
4- Here begynneth a compendeose abstrace of alkamy drawen 
ou3te of latyne, etc. . ‘ . : Ξ ξ 176 
In seven chapters, apparently nitions on ἢ. as 
a moment or an halfe. finis auctarwm de quo semper est 
mirabi/is etc. 
Other alchemical matter without heading follows. 


332 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 5. 


5. Ripley’s Twelve Gates . ‘ ‘ ‘ 27 
In p® begynnyng when gode δὰ: alle of hiéaphte. 
Ends f. 37: to reyne w* hym for euere. Amen. 
Quod Georgeus Rypla canonicus de Brydlyngton. 
Cuius anime propicietur deus dicamus omnes. Amen. 
After all pys I wyll p" vnderstonde . τ : - 37 
—whyche he in hys kyngdome vs graunte for to see. Amen. 
Explycyt Alkimice tractatus philosophie. / Cuius Rypla george 
canonicus pius auctor erat. / M. quadringentes septuaginta 
vnusque tenerat. Annis qui scriptus compositusque fuit. / 
Auctori lector prebe prece queso iuuamen. / Illi purgamen 
leue post vitam sit ut. Amen. 


MEDICA. O. 5. 32 


1318. Procnostica. } 


Vellum, 13 x 98, ff. 28 and 31, various numbers of lines to the 
page. Two volumes. Cent. xiv early, and cent. xv. The lower 
margins of the leaves in Vol. I. torn away. 

Marked A. 42. 

The name Thomas Richards (xv, xvi) is scribbled several times 
-on margins. 

Collation: 1. 119 28 313 (wants 11, 12 blank), 
ΤΊ. 17 2876 cance). 3", 


Contents : 


1. A system of divination in French. 

The page is divided into compartments, each containing a 
question. A letter of the aes τε is attached to every . 
four: there are 32 on p. 

Sil serra auaunce cest an ou noun, 

Si vous troueretz ce que vous conuerretz ou noun. 

The following pages have ten rows of capital letters at top. 
The rest of the page is in compartments (72 in each) 
containing names of mountains, trees, fish, plants, etc. 
e.g. Mount Syon. Arbre Coudre. Mount Oliuete. 
Arbre Cypres. 

Beste Cerf. Flouv Tyber. Espicerie Safron. 
The next ten pages have each an inscribed wheel in twelve 
compartments, each is headed with its title 
—ceo que lem voudra de bien ou de mal. 
Explicit. 
Probably an extract from the Ayranides. 


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2. On numbers . Ἶ ὃ Ξ Ξ : - . : 
60000. Si vous voillez plus precisement sauoir la racine 
des nombres. 
3. Un sage autour de geometrie dist 4616 fust prymes troue 
en Egipte. 
—com si destourbaunce soit par une ou autre oscurtie. 
4. Another system of prognostics. The names of the Zodiacal 
signs are at the tops of the pages: each page is in com- 
partments, sometimes as manyas 112. The first column 
contains the project, e.g. Entrer sur Rois ou seignurs. 
Festeier ou autre manere solacer, Messages maunder, etc. 
The others contain information as to whether it is to be 
successful or not, according to the Sign, e.g. Alouable 
et profitable, ne fait pas alouer, Meene entre bon et 
mal. 5 - Ε τ . της Ἴ . 
Espece des herbes, des perres preciouses, des espices, des 
pessouns etc. 
There is writing below, much of which is gone. 
F. 5 is patched with a part of another leaf, which probably 
followed f. 10. It has verses headed ‘le Roy de Rome.’ 
‘On ἢ. 8 4 begins a series of such verses in sets of nine lines, 
each attributed to a King. 
Le Roy des Tourcs 
Mieuz tauendra preuoir que tu ne quidas auoyr. 
There are fifteen sets: the last is that of 
le Roy dalemaigne. 
On 10a is a xivth cent. scribble 
ven. et discreto viro ἃ. Thome capellano parochie 
de Tho. 
and on 100: 
. iiij*. Ο (Ὁ) Johannes lake dec. de godeword (?). 
Rob. Dubber pro iii an. in pastur? d™. 
ij’, —— R.. lake(?) non habet Joh*™ Weler(?). 
5. Cy comence le liure Hermes le Philosofre parlaunt des 15 
esteilles greyndres fixes et 15 pieres preciouses etc. 
In double columns of 38 lines. 
6. Lunarie, in French verse a - Ξ 
Cy comence vne sommarye 
que lem apele la lunarie 
Pur voir de sounges et dautre rien 
Bon est et verroie sachez bien. 
Ends f. 28 ὁ 
Ore finist la lune seyne yci 
Ihesu crist de nous eyt mercy. Amen. 
Prayer 
Gloriouse virgine seinte marie. 
The rubric following says this was sent by the Virgin to 
St Morice leuesq de Paris. 


206 


I! 


256 


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Then follows a table of the lucky or unlucky days in each 
month. 
Cest asauoir le primer. 
le 2 le 4 le 6 le 11 le 15 et le 19. 
ET: 42 lines to a page: a later type of hand. 
A tract on Medicine in Latin and French. 
Quoniam omnia vicia a capite procedunt oaks I 
French occurs first (without any break in the text) on f. 3 ὁ. 
At the bottom of f. 15 a@ in red is Wégornia. 
On f. 294 begins a letter from Iohannes Hispaniensis to 
the Queen of Spain. 
Cum de utilitate corporis olim tractaremus. 
The last page is a good deal stained, text ends 
est assez q't cest seit use matin chaud de ceus q’ ount 
mestier. 
Then in another hand 
Ipocras pis bouk « herknyp to me and I 3ew wole telle. 
Seven lines recommending the book. 


Taneuer en ad 7. 


STATUTES. Ὁ. 5. 33 


1314. ΒΒετον. } 


Vellum, 1349, ff. 130+2, double columns of 46 lines. 
Cent. xiv early, well written: an elaborate pen-work initial on f. 1. 

Marked A. 37. 

At the foot of ἢ 1 is a fairly old pencil mark xlii. 

Collation: τ flyleaf. 18-11% 125 (wants 6 blank) 13*-16° 17? (five 
left). 1 flyleaf. 


Contents : 


1. Breton . 3 ὲ ὁ ἷ 4 . ‘ ὑ ᾿ a) en 
Edward par la grace de deu. 
Condicions de vileins 23 d. 
34 chapters.. 
f. 53a: Ci finist le liure de disseisines E comence le liure de 
mort dancestre. 
54 chapters. 
f. 87: Ci finist le dreit de possession e comence de le dreit de 
propriete. 
The last chapter De atornez ends 9346: 
et autres acheisons qui est en contre de partie. 
934 in a small hand (xiv) are medical receipts in French. 
2. Statutes in French. ; 
Ci comence la charcte de Rey H. de franchise . ; 94 
Chartre de la forest 95 ὁ. 


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Sentence donee contre ceus qui yroient contre la forme des 
auant dites chartres οὔ ὁ. 

Porueances de Merton 97. 

Estatuz de Marleberge 98. 

Primers estatuz le Rey Edward 1004. 

Estatuz de quo Waranto. 

Gloucestre. 

Explanacions de ceus estatuz. 

Estatuz de Escheker. 

leis destresces de lescheker. 

Estatuz de gent de Religion. 

les articles qui deiuent estre demande deuant justices. 

Estatuz de la monee. 

lassise de pain et de Ceruesie. 

Veue de franc plege. 

Estatuz de teres achatees. 

De quo waranto de deroin. 


Estatuz le Rey Edward (Westm. secund.) . A : 113 
Estatuz de Wyncestre . : δ δ Ν ; 3 1246 
de Etcestre. : - : ; . ‘ m 1250 
de marchaunz . : Ξ : : ᾿ : 127 
Rageman . > ; ; ? : ; - ἢ ξ 128 
Usages de londres . ᾿ P : ‘ : : : 128 ὁ 
Custumes et usages de Kent . : ἥ : ; ἃ 1296 


Note by Gale (ἢ) λείπει τὸ ἥμισυ. ; 

Ending on 130: one or two leaves are gone before this. 
On 1306 are 
1. Medecine pur la feuer (xiv). 
2. Scribbles: xiv. 

Edwardus ete. precipimus tibi quod attach. Ric™ Wegge 

de Standefforde ad respondend Joh! Fetiplace de. 

And, on the flyleaf: 

Iste liber constat Johanni Fetiplace. 


O. 5. 34 
GLossaRIA LATINA. 5989- 
5993 


Vellum, 13} x οὗ, ff. 199, two and four columns on a page of 


41 lines. 


Cent. xii, in a noble hand. 


The book has suffered very severely from some liquid of an 
oily character which has rotted the leaves: about thirty leaves in 
the middle of the book are seriously injured and one or more 
quires have been removed. 

At the top of f. τὰ seems to be written faintly ‘Cantu,’ 
perhaps for Canterbury. 


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Marked A. 35. 2 fo. Abram. — 
3 fo. iuxta montem. 


Collation: 18-- 58 65 78 810 o8 τοῦ (2 canc.) 115 125 13° 14° (+ 6*) 15° 
16° (+ 2) 17° quires gone 18° 19° (+1) 20° 215-255 26”. 


Contents : 


1. Prologus Ieronimi in libro glosarum (P. Z. xxl. 859) . f. 1 
Eusebius qui a beato pamphilo 
—supergredi me posse credo, 
Item. Phylo uir disertissimus 
—hic ut christianus impleret. 
Aaron mons fortitudinis. 
Ends f. 29. Zorobabel. Ipse magister babylonis. 
2. Incipiunt Hermeneumata idest interpretamenta secundum 
grecam ethymologiam . : . ᾿ Α ° : . 29 
(title in red capitals). 
Abscida Lucida. 
Abebius inconsul. 
Absintium herba. 
Ends (unfinished) f. 39, 
Nodios modius. 
Nanos Situlus. 
Nipter Puluis. 
Most of 394 and all 39 ὁ blank. 
Printed from Codd. Palatt. Vatt. 1773, 1774 in Corp. Gloss. 
Latt. Vol. 111. (see p. xxx). 
3. (Epitome libri glossarum.) 
A littera in omnibus gentibus ideo prima est litterarum . 40 
—Cutis. que in corpore prima est. 
Expl. pars prima glosarum a b. Eusebio hieronimo hebraice 
grece et Latine composita et exposita. 
Sequitur eiusdem operis pars media. . Α : ᾿ 85 
Da. Porrige. 
There seems to be no other division. It is in this part of the 
book between g and m, that most damage has been done. 
After macte f, 126, a quire or more is gone and we go 
on with Officio migrauit. 
This glossary ends 165 6 
Zosimus uiuax uel uiuidus 
Zoisti Interpretator. 
Title in red capitals. 
4. Inc. prol. Pauli ad Karolum Regem . ; “ - 3 166 
Diuine largitatis munere 
—uita comite ad potiora excitabit. 
Inc, excerpta ex libris Pompei Festi de significatione uerborum. 
Abacti + magistratus dicebantur qui coacti deposuerunt 
imperium, 


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Ends f. 1984: 
Vrbanas tribus appellabant in quas urbs erat dispertita + 
a seruo tullio rege id est suburana + palatina « aesqui- 
lina + collina. 
5. In a slightly later hand: 

Inc elucidatio obscurarum partium in quinque libris moysi . 198 ὁ 
Bresith hebraice genesis grece generatio latine. 
Paradisis grece + ortus latine, 

Ends f. 199 a: 

Cassia nascitur in arabia: uirga robusti corticis et 
purpureis foliis ut piperis. 

199 ὁ is blank. 


There are a few marginal notes in a small hand of cents. xii, 


xiii. 
1316. Damasctus. O. 5: 35 
Paper, 132 x 9, ff. cir. 50. Cent. xvii. 
Marked A. 29. 
Collections by Thomas Gale on the text of Damascius. 
There is no general title: towards the end is the date 
Streatham Sept. 2 1694. 
Οὐκ 516 
1817. Homttiar etc. GRAECE. 5859- 
5881 


Paper, 134 x 84, ff. 205 +67, I. 29 and II. 50 lines to a page. 
Cent. xvii, in two clear hands. Belonged to Patrick Young. 

Marked A. 36. 

Transcripts from MSS. at Oxford, Laud. Gr. 81. 


I. 1, Leontii CPolitani λόγος εἰς τὰ Bata . ὁ ‘ of ἢ 
τοὺς εὐσεβείας χάριν. 
2. Idem in Job . . . . F Σ . 2 66 
Εὕὔκαιρον. 
3. Id. in Christi proditionem . F . : ὃ 4 II 


Ὥσπερ κανόνος. 


τ CIE. 22 


338 


TI. 


21. 


CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


Georgii Nicomed. de B. V. Maria apud sepulchrum . 


Φωνὴ ἀγαλλιάσεως. 

Chrysippi Encomium S. Joh. Baptistae 
*"Hxos σἀλπιγγος. 

Anastasius Sinaita de festo Palmarum 
Λαμπρὰ. 


Joannes Euchaitensis de 5, Gregorio etc. . 


Πάλιν ᾿Τωάννης. ᾿ 
Gregorius Cyprius de S. Georgio 
ἜἜΒθος τοῦτο. 

Jo. Damascenus de Elia 

"Apri μὲν ai δώδεκα. 

Id. in vitem arefactam 

Κινεῖ με. 

Id. in obdormitionem B. V. Μ. 
Μνήμη δικαίων. 

Id. de eadem 


Ἔστι μὲν ἀνθρώπων. 


᾿Αντιπατρου Βοστρ. εἰς τὴν σιγὴν Ζαχαρίου. 


Ἔν γεννητοῖς γυναικῶν. 

Id. de Transfiguratione 

Ὡς φοβερὸς. 

Germanus de obdormitione B. Virginis 
Φήμη καλὴ. 

Andreae Cretensis Encomium Athanasii 
᾿Αθανασίου μνήμη. 

Id. de publicano et Pharisaeo 

Ἧ διὰ τοῦ τελώνου. 

Id. de filio Prodigo 

Ὄντως ἔργον. 

Id. in Septuagesima 

Κρίσις ἡμῶν. 

Id. in Quinquagesima . 

Νηστείας ἡμῖν. 

Id. in praesentationem B.V.M. . 
Λαμπρὸν ἔαρ. 

Id. de εαάεῃη  . . 

Κλίμαξ ἡ ψυχὴ. 

Id. εἰς τὴν σύλληψιν τῆς ὑπεραγ. θεοτ. 
Τράπεζα βασιλικὴ. 

Id. in assumptionem B. V. M. 

Ei οἱ ἀγλαόφωτοι. 

Id. de paralytico . 

Θάλαττα ὄντως. 

Id. de cruce 

Ὄντως στενὴ. 

Id. de Lunatico . ; . 

Ὄντως ἀρχιτέκτων. 


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Id. de praedictione Passionis 
Ἔθος ἐστί. 

Id. de 8. Iohanne Evang. . 
᾿Ιωάννης ὁ εὐαγγελιστὴς. 

Id. de eodem < 
Ὥσπερ οἱ τῆς. 

Id. de 8. Luca 

Ὄντως εὐφημία. 

Id. de SS. Cosma et Damiano . 
Nads ὄντως. 

Id. de Introitu B. V.M. 
Σήμερον τὸ ἱερὸν. 

Id. de Natali Domini. 
Χριστοῦ τόκος. 


This ends on f. 2604 and this colophon in red follows 


(see Laud. Gr. 81): 


Μετεγράφη ἀπὸ ἀρχαιοτάτου βιβλίου καταστίκτου τῇ 
ἀρχαιότητι ἐκ μεμβρανῶν συντεθειμένου καὶ ἐν τῇ ἀρχαίᾳ 
τῆς θεομήτορος μονῇ ἐν τῇ Χίω συντηρουμένου. 


f. 261 blank. 

In the same hand 

Andreae Cretensis in Natalem B. Virginis. 
Πάλιν ἑορτὴ. 

Id. de eodem 

ἔΛλλλοι μὲν. 

Id. de eodem 

Σήμερον εὐφροσύνη. 

Anon. de vinculis 5. Petri . 

Ὅσοι τῷ τοῦ κορυφαίου. 

Anon. de Passione . .: 4 r 
Χριστὸς ὁ θεὸς ἡμῶν εἰργάσατο σήμερον. 
Germanus in Annunciationem B. V. Μ. 
Τῆς παρούσης τιμίας. 

Eusebii Emeseni Laudatio Apostolorum 
Μετὰ πολλὰς ἡμέρας. 

Id. de Parabola Seminatoris 

Παρθένος ἄρουρα. 

Id. de Natali Domini . 

Μυστήριον παράδοξον. 

Antipater Bostrensis in Theophaniam 
Παράδοξος ἡ πανήγυρις. 


. Greg. Antiochenus de Baptismo . 


Ὁ μὲν φιλόστοργος. 

Hippolytus de Theophania . 

Πάντα μὲν καλὰ. 

Tarasius de Praesent. B. V. Μ. 

Φαιδρὰ καὶ παράδοξος. 

Anastasius Sinaita de Cogitationibus pravis 


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226 
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243 


248 ὁ 


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340 


40. 


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62. 
63. 
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65. 
66. 
67. 


68. 


CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


Πόθεν ἡ ψυχὴ. 

Id. de Sacra Communione . 

Τὴν μνήμην τῆς μυστικῆς. 

(An extract only.) 

Procopii Encomium S. Joh. Bapt. 


᾿Απόστολος ὁ τὴν φαιδρὰν. 


Id. de eodem . : ὃ 3 . : ὃ 
‘O τὸν μέγαν. 
Io. Chrysostomus de Sacris Mysteriis . : : F 


᾿Αναγκαῖον ἀγαπητοὶ. 


Asterius de 5. Phoca . 

Ἱερὸς μὲν. 

Io. Chrysostomus contra sacerdotum calumniatores 
Οὐδὲν οὕτως. 

Id. in illud MeAzl α se ipso faciet Filius 


Ὦ τῆς Blas. 


Id. in Melchisedec 


᾿Αποστολικὴν ὑμῖν. 


Id. in illud Sz hominibus remiseritis etc. 
Πρώην ὁ σωτὴρ. 
Id. de Poenitentia . z Ξ 5 ς Ξ Ν 


᾿Αρτίως ἠκούσατε. 


Id in illud Cum atdivisset Johannes . 

Τὰ πολλὰ τῶν εὐαγγελικῶν. 

14. ὅτι δεῖ τὸν πιστὸν καὶ βίον ἔχειν ὀρθὸν καὶ ΤΡ 
ἀρίστης διαγωγῆς 5 . . = 2 ; 

"Amd πάντων τοίνυν. 

Id. de Zacchaeo . 

Διαμέμνημαι. 

f. 55 blank. 

Germani quando ipse Archiepiscopus consecratus esset . 

Πάλιν ἐπ᾽ ἐμὲ χρίσμα. 

Id. in Indictionis initio 

Χαίρετε ἐν κυρίῳ. 

Id. contra Clericos avaros . 

Οὐκ εὐφυὴς. 

Id. de Sacra Synaxi 

Τί ἂν ἄνθρωπος. 

Id. in Annuntiationem B.V.M. . - . 2 ΕἾ 

Ἔπ᾽ ὄρος ὑψηλὸν. 

Anon. in Ps. Ixxi : : . . : Ξ 


Ὥσπερ λύχνος φαίνων. 


Io. Chrysost. in illud Hominis cuiusdam diuitis . 
Oi μὲν τέκτονες. 
Ends on the same page: 

μακάριον διανύωμεν βίον. 


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Paper, 13} x 84, ff. cir. 200, 23 lines to a page. Cent. xvii, 
clearly written. 
Marked A, 32. 


Contents : 


I, 


II. 


Continuatio chronici Nicholai Trivetti per monachum de 
Bridlington ex codice MS. Lumleyano. 

This is the title written in a large hand. In a smaller 
hand on ἢ. is 


On 


Appendix ad Chron. Nich. Trivett forte per monachum 
de Bridlington ex codice olim Lumliano. 

Anno 1681. 

the 2. margin is this note (by Gale): 

This copy was taken from γ᾽ Booke of Μ' Baskervile! as I 

think belonging to y® Fine Office of y* Temple anno 1689. 


The text begins: 


Edwardus Regis Anglorum Henrici tercii ex Alianora 
comitis Provinciae. 


Ends in 1377 with the Coronation of Richard II: 


in crastino S. Swythini anno aetatis suae XI°. 


Then a note by Gale on Robert of Bridlington. 

A transcript of the Historia Britonum of Nennius from the 
Cotton MS. Vitellius A. 13 collated with other MSS. 
by Gale. 

Prefixed is a statement by him of his authorities. 

Nennius ex cod. Cottoniano in forma quarti cui nullus 
praefigitur titulus. Reperitur ille codex sub Vitellio 
A. 13. Hune librum fecimus ἔδαφος. 

Index codicum ex quibus emendaui Nennium. 


A. 


Ar ΒΕ Φ πα σι Ὁ Ὁ 59 


The 


Notat cod. Cotton. Calig. A. 8. 

(Formerly the property of Polydore Vergilii and of 
John Bale.) 

Librum Cottonianum magnum. 

Lib. Cotton. minorem. 

Liber Gildae Jul. D. 5. 

Cott. Vesp. D. 21. 

Bibl. Bened. Cant. N. 64 (Corpus Christi, Cambridge). 

Bibl. Cantabr. liber. 

Alius eiusdem bibl. 

Usserii Cod. 

Julius Ὁ. το. , 

text ends with the Mirabilia Britanniae. 


At the end of the volume are two leaves of notes from a 
Parliament Roll of 21 Rich. 11. 


1 Baskervile or Basket. 


342 


CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


1319. CaTALocuEs ΟΕ MANUSCRIPTS. 1 


Paper, 13 x 84, pp. cir. 330, in several hands. 


Marked A. 31. 


Contents : 


I. 


Io. 


Il. 


13. 


Catalogus Librorum MSS. Bibliothecae sae in Palatio 
S. Jacobi. “ ‘ 3 ἣ 

MSS. Latini. Theologici. 

As in Cat. MSS. Angl. τι. 239. 

Catalogus MSS. Caroli Theyer in agro Glocestrensi . 

1 Haymo in Apocalypsin. 

312 Breviarium as in Cat. WSS. Angi. τι. 1098. 

Catalogus codd. MSS. in Bibliotheca Westmonast. anno 1672. 

A fairly full list . : 

Libri Manuscripti Biblioth. ᾿κέδιᾶεν " 1678 

Libri Graeci Bibl. Arundel. Anno 1673° . 

Catalogus Graecorum Codd. MSS. D™! Wheler Wasi idee: 
1679 : Σ : 3 Ξ 

See Cat. MSS. poet Il. 357- They are now at Lincoln 
College, Oxford. 

Bibliotheca Usseriana . 

from A. 1 to S. 1 

Catalogus Librorum MSS. qui nuper fuerunt (anno es 
Domini Weld . 

Catalogus Librorum MSS. Bibl. ‘Coll. Trinitatis Caled 

Much as in Catal. MSS. Angliae. Ends with 

25 Chabham de Poenitentia. 
Catalogus Librorum MSS. Bibl. T. Gale . J 
A good many of the titles are given in Greek. The ἘΈΕΕΕ 


[O. 5. 


Ose se 
6051 


Cent. xvii. 


41 


121 
125 


149 


tions are otherwise those which appear in Catal. MSS. ἡ 


Angi. τι. 185. 

Catalogus Librorum MSS. in Bibl. Col. Joannensis Cantabr. 
anno 1675 A ξ : 

Not included in Catal, MSS. » ἘΝ 

Catalogus Librorum MSS. qui servantur in Bibl. Caii 
Cantabr. nec habentur in Catalogo Jamesiano 

Catalogus MSS. quos Gul. Moore dedit Collegio Caii 
Cantabr. post Catal. Jamesianum confectum . , 

As in Catal. MSS. Angl. 1. 3, 111 546. 

Appendix ad Catalogum Jamesianum. 

Libri MSS. qui habentur in Bibl. Coll. Emanuelis nec 
reperiuntur in Catal. Jamesiano 

Catalogus MSS. qui habentur in Coll. Sydniensi Cantabr. 


185 


266 
269 


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Catalogus librorum MSS. qui servantur in Bibl. publica 


Cantabr. nec habentur in Catal. Jamesiano . ᾿ ᾿ 275 
Appendix ad Catal. James. Collegii S. Benedicti Cantabr. . 279 
Catal. James. Emendationes . : : Ἢ ᾿ 282 
Catal. MSS. Coll. Jesu Cantabr. . Md sft ids 283 

9h, es »  Reginalis Cantabr. “ τ - ὃ 285 

Not in Cat. MSS. Angl. 
General Index . 5 ὁ ᾿ 287 


In the cover at the end is tk a list ἌΡ Ἢ 
Catalogus Bibliothecarum. 
After Coll. Reginalis Cantabr. follow the names of other 
libraries not catalogued in this volume, viz. 
Collegii Heraldorum Londini (Cat. WSS. Angi. τι. 175). 
Scaccarij Regii Westmonast. 
Magistri Langley Salopiensis (1. c. 216). 
Saresburiensis Eccl. Cathedralis (1. c. 23). 
References to pages are given also, which do not correspond 
to the present foliation. 


| Dy! O. 5. 39- 
1820. Lives or Tuomas A BECKET. { er 


Paper, 12% x 84, ff. cir. 200, in three hands. Cent. xvii. 
Marked N. 2. (No. 424.) 


Contents : 


I. Quadrilogus de Vita Thomae Bekett. 
The source from which it is copied is not stated. 
Hardy 11. p. 348. It is the ‘second quadrilogus.’ 
II. Vita Thomae per Eadmundum Gryme. 
Ex Cod. Arun(del), i.e. Arundel 27. 
‘Hardy 1. p. 333. 


O. 5. 40- 
1321-1325. Lerrers or Tuomas A BECKET. { 44 
6182 


Paper, 128 x 8, five volumes. Cent. xvii. 
Containing a large collection of transcripts of letters of Thomas 
Becket and his friends. 


Marked N. 3. (No. 427.) 
The Manuscripts from which they are taken are not specified. 


344 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 5. 


In Vol. 11. O. 3. 42 are two leaves of Heraclitus Ridens, of 
1681 and 1682. 

The collection, which has been collated with other manuscripts 
and is apparently very complete, is mentioned by Hardy II. p. 314. 


1326. Lire or Tuomas A BECKET. O. 5. 45 


Paper, 12 x 72, pp. 94. Cent. xvii. 
Marked N. 5. (No. 425.) 


Vita Thomae Becket per Gul. Fitzstephanum scripta et ex cod. MS°. Cottoniano in 
octavo desumta manu cuiusdam Galli. 


The Cotton MS. must be Julius A. xi. See Hardy, IL. p. 330. 


1327. Lire or Tuomas A BEcKET. O..-52 46 


Paper, 11 x 84, ff. 38. Cent. xvii, in a hand like that of O.5. 45. 
(N. 6. No. 426.) 


Contents: 


Geruasius Cicestrensis siue Dorobernensis de uita S. Thomae 
Archiep. Cantuariensis. 

A note at the beginning (by Robertson ?) says it is a transcript of a 

_ MS. at Paris (Bibl. Nat.) no. 5615. 

At the end is a note by Gale. 

Describebatur ex cod. antiquo qui fuerat Gul. Cecilii Baronis. 

He gives the other contents of the MS. which was dated 1464. 

Hardy, II. p. 349, ed. Giles Vita 5. Thomae I. 91, 1703. 


1328. ComMMENTARY ON THE GOSPELS. Oe ae be) 


Vellum, 148 x 10, ff. 37, double columns of 37 lines. Cent. xii 
late, in a large upright hand. 

There is no old mark. 

The volume consists of fragments of several quires, too much 
mutilated to admit of satisfactory collation. A quire ends on f. 29 
and is followed by one of 8 leaves. It is a part of a commentary 
on the Gospels, largely excerpted from the fathers, whose names 
are indicated in the margin. Gregory, Jerome, Augustine, Hilary 
are obvious. Other abbreviations of authors’ names are N and R 
(Rabanus?). The Ammonian sections are written in the margins 
and the Gospel text given in full. 


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Contents : 
Begins in Lib. iv. 
quia tempus uisitationis sue attendere neglexerant. Sequitur 
post hec euangelista et dicit 
Iohannes autem cum audisset. 
On f. 6 begins Lib. v. the initial and opening words of which have 
been cut out. 
It ends on f. 24: quod uobis iam per.penitentiam dimissum fuisse 
gaudebamus. Expl. lib. quintus. 


Inc. lib, sextus . 4 ‘i - : = ᾿ eae Sy 
Expositis ergo sermonibus qui in Galilea post expetitum ab eo 
tributum. 


On f. 25 (xvi). Thomas Pettus owe this book Stauntoune. 

Ends imperfectly in Lib. vi. in the section 

Respondens autem Ihesus ait eis amen dico uobis si habueritis fidem 
et non hesitaueritis. 


1329. Laws or Howe. Oniz. 3 


Vellum, 6% x 44, ff. 68, 24 lines to a page. Cent. xiv early, 
well written. The front page much discoloured and to me illegible. 

Marked Ὁ. 78. No. 210. 

Collation: 1°-48 5° 68 (wants 8 ?) 78 (wants 4?) 88 9% 

The catchwords are enclosed in rude pen drawings. 1, a peacock. 
2, creature blowing a trumpet. 3, dragon, dart in mouth. 4, fish. 
5, boar. 6, gone. 7, monster. 8, obscure. 


Contents : 
The Laws of Howel Dda in Welsh. 
The beginning illegible. 
Ends f. 68a: digedic vo yenv of ger bron ytat ar mab ar yspryt 
glan amen. poel gvir pater noster a chredo. 
An addition in a later hand (το lines) 
Bendec anoych yr in oys oyssoyd 
ending Agoludauc heb alwyssen. 


The top of the leaf is torn. 


1330. AsTRONOMIA. j O 
Missing (D. τ. No. 219). ᾿ maki 


Described in the Catalogue thus : 


Tractatus Grammaticales (et) de Numeris: membranaceus. 
De Signis Zodiaci. 
Petrus Dacus de inueniendo loco Lunae. 


346 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 7. 


Bedae tabula ad inueniendum diem Paschatis. 
Cyclus Dionysii. 
Bedae Tabula principalis. 
Astrologica alia. 
᾿ Tractatus de Computo. 


1331. A Nore-Boox. | O295°3 


Paper, 74 x 4%, ff. 31 written. Cent. xvii, in more than one 
hand. 
Marked M. 2. No. 410. 


Contents : 


Begins with ‘ 3rdly’ of a sermon on David 3} pages. 

List of ministers dyed in Essex νυν a yeare and half. 

Miscellaneous annalistic notes about the reign of King Charles I. 
beginning in 1625. : 

The last event noted is the execution of Lady Sands. 

After a good many blank leaves 

Notes on the descent of Queen Elizabeth. 

Lists of High Sheriffs 1626-1628. 

Officers of State and nobility under James I. 

Names, Tonnage, and Captains of Ships. 

Members of Parliament. 

State officers who are recusants or are reputed to be so. 

Heads of houses at Oxford. 


1832. Homivrar Etc. GRAECE. Nias 7: 4 
6157 6 


Paper, 7 x 5, ff. 355+12, τὸ lines to a page. Cent. xiv, xv, 
in a good hand. 

Marked No. 221. 

On f. «7 is 


Liber Joannis Borelii (xvi, xvii). 
The first nine leaves are occupied with a Kalendar to find 
Easter: the first two are much torn. The Kalendar runs from 


5 Avy (6913) to ,f (7000). 
Apparently in quires of eight. 


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Contents : 


I. 


If. 


12. 


13- 


Anastasius Sinaita in Sextum Psalmum . . 
Πρέπουσαν τῆς τῶν (ν)ηστειῶν ἀρχῆς. 


Joannis Chrysostomi ft περὶ ὑπομονῆς καὶ περὶ συντελίας 


τοῦ αἰῶνος 
Λαμπρὸς ὁ βίος τῶν ἜΝ 
Eiusdem λόγος εἰς τοὺς κοιμηθέντας 
Φέρε σήμερον μάλιστα. 
Eiusdem λόγος περὶ ἐλεημοσύνης. 
᾿Αγαπητοὶ γλυκὺς ὁ παρὼν βίος 
Eiusdem περὶ φιλοχρηματίας 
᾿Αγαπητοὶ ἀκολουθήσωμεν ἀγαθῶ fiowtr. 
Eiusdem περὶ ἁμαρτίας x. περὶ τῆς μελλούσης... κολάσεως 
᾿Αγαπητοὶ τὸ προσηνὲς καὶ λεῖον. 
Eiusdem περὲ ἀγάπης τελείας 
Πᾶσα πρᾶξις ἀγαθὴ. 
Eiusdem εἰς τὸν μάταιον βίον τοῦ κόσμου 
Ὅσοι τὰ τοῦ βίου μάταια. 
The beginning of no. 5 repeated : 
Eiusdem Κατήχησις πρὸς τοὺς μέλλοντας ἀν δὰ r 
Τῶν πρώην εἰρημένων. 
Eiusdem εἰς τὸ ῥητὸν τοῦ ἀποστόλου (1 Thess. iv. 15) 
Οἱ προφῆται μὲν. 
Eiusdem εἰς τὴν ἀρχὴν τῆς ay. τεσσαρακοστῆς 
Πρόκειται ἡμῖν ἀγαπητοὶ. 
Ends imperfectly with p. 239. 


Here the hand changes: the second is of about the same 


date as the first. 
Epiphanii λόγος els τὴν θεόσωμον ταφὴν τοῦ κυρίου 
Τί τοῦτο σήμερον. 


Sophonii Hierosol. βίος καὶ πολιτεία τῆς ay. Μαρίας τῆς 


αἰγυπτίας . 

Μυστήριον βασιλέως κρύπτειν pale. 

Gregorii Nazianzeni λόγος εἰς τὸ ἅγιον πάσχα 
᾿Αναστάσεως ἡμέρα. 

Eiusdem εἰς τὴν ay. τοῦ Χριστοῦ γέννησιν. 
Χριστὸς γεννᾶτε. 

Eiusdem εἰς τὰ ἅγια φῶτα. 5 2 Ἢ " ; 
Πάλιν ᾿Ιησοῦς ὁ ἐμὸς. 

Ioh. Chrysostomi εἰς τὸ βάπτισμα 
Ανδρες φιλόχριστοι καὶ φιλάδελφοι. 

Eiusdem εἰς τὸν εὐαγγελισμὸν 
Πάλιν χαρᾶς εὐαγγελεία. 

Ending f. 355 a. 


Followed by one paper leaf containing part of the ἀκολουθία 


τοῦ ἁγίου βαπτίσματος. 


And two vellum leaves (xiii?) with fragments of Hymns. 


28 


49 


240 


260 ὁ 
294 
298 
315 
336 


347 


347 


348 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [O. 7. 


1333. 5ΤΑΤΌΤΕΒ OF CHIGWELL SCHOOL. Θεοῖς 


Paper, 73 x 54, ff. 8. Cent. xvii, neatly written: in vellum 


wrapper with gold tooling. 
Marked M. 6. No. 414. 


Contents : 

Ordinances made by mee Samuell (Harsnett) Archbishopp of 
Yorke Primate of England and Metropolitane concerninge my 
Schooles in Chigwell in the Countie of Essex. 

The beinge life and continuacion of all foundacions on earth, 
are the lawes and statutes of that foundacion. 

Signed at the end 

Concord, cum original. 
Edmund Penney. 


13834, Parrons or Lonpon ParisHEs. OF 756 


Paper, 74 x 5%, ff. 5 written. Cent. xvii (1689) clearly written. 
Marked M. 4. No. 412. 


Contents: 
The patrons of the severall parishes within the Bills of Mortality 
togeather with their yearly value in tythe and glebe with the 
names of the present Incumbents 1689. 


abe 4 
St Albans Wood Street patron Caton (Eaton) 
Coll. 170 00 00 
St Olave Silver Street the Dean and Chapter 
of St Pauls, Rector Mr Robinson ΟΡ I0 00 
Ends: 


St Mary Savoy, the King: Curate Dr Anthony Horneck. 


RAE <9 


1335. BreRNARDUS SILVESTRIS ETC. 6047, 
6048 


Vellum, 6% x 43, ff. 77, 37 lines to a page. Cent. xiii early, in 
a good small hand. 
Marked C. 73. No. 205. 2 fo. aministracionis, 
At the bottom of ἢ 1 is (xv) 
Liber Sancti Thome martyris deer (?)! et vocatur bernardus siluestris. 


1 Deer Abbey in Buchan was apparently dedicated to the Virgin: but I cannot read 
the obscurely written name otherwise. 


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Contents : 


I. 


Bernardi Siluestris Cosmographia , 
Congeries informis adhuc cum silua teneret. 
Ends f. 254: ductoresque pedes omnificasque manus. 

Expl. cosmographia Silvestris. 

Two notes in another hand. 

Printed by Wrobel and Barach in Brb/ioth. Philosophorum 
mediae aetatis 1., Innsbruck 1876. 

Plato ad ostendendum mundum esse factum ad exemplar 
diuine sapientie sepius replicationem illam sumptam a 
mundi pulcritudine . 

Ends: Hoc ergo notauit plato ee ἘΡΕΙ͂ παρ ραν 
diuine sapientie esse imaginem ex mundi sensibili pulcri- 
tudine crebrius ratiocinatur. 

An analysis of the argument (?) in tabular form. 

Lines. Nescio quid sit amor sed amoris sentio nodum 

Sed scio siquis amat nescit habere modum. 

On the signs of the Zodiac: 

sunt tibi saturne domus egocorytis et urne. 
Inc. opusculum Probe uxoris exceptum de libris uirgilii ad 
testimonium legis et noui testamenti _ 
Iam dudum temerasse duces pia federa pacis. 
Ends f. 37: Ξ 
hac casti maneant in religione nepotes. 
Inc. liber Ouidii in [bin ° : 
Tempus ad huc lustris iam nunc mihi pees peractis. 

Scholia do not begin till line 253, f. 404. They are written 
in two narrow columns on the margins. 

a. dereus filius melesitaretis nouis tormentis exquisitis 
ciues suos affecit. 

Ends f. 46. Sub pede quo debent acria bella geri. See 
Robinson Ellis’s 76:5, p. liv., according to which, this 
is the oldest and best copy of the Zdis. 

Intentio .o. in hoc opere est Samco quemdam emulum 
suum ς : 

—sed quod ego foci ϑέω Ἔν δὲ ἜΡΩΣ fait 3 inerme .i. sine 
reprehensione. 


(Seneca) Ad Callionem de remediis fortuitorum bonorum . 


Licet cunctorum poetarum 
—uides quasi domi sit ista felicitas. 
Expl. de rem. fort. bon. 
Apparently an epitome. 
Inc. Seneca de paupertate . ° . . 
Honesta inquid epicurus res est leta paupertas. 
—diuitie insollenciam. Expl. Sen. de paup. ad neronem. 


26 


28 


374 


46 


48 


349 


350 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 7. 


7. Inc. de Clementia ad eundem . : : ; : : 49 
Scribere de clementia 
—dquibus diutius hoc propositum est. 
8. Inc. epigrama uel epitoma lucii Annei Senece de beneficiis 
et liberalitate ad Tiburcium liberalem amicum suum. 51 
Inter multos et uarios errores. 
—hoc est magni animi perdere et dare. 
Annei Sen. de benef. lib. VII" er 
9. Seneca Lucilio salutem , : A PA as! 5 60 
Tu fac mi lucili uindicare tibi et tempus 
—Nemo magis probat se hilariter dare que promittit 
quam qui plus dat quam promittit. 
10. Dissuasio ualerii ad Ruffinum ne ducat uxorem. : ; 646 
Grues odi 
—ne horestem scripsisse uidear. Vale. 
(Mapes De Nugis curialium, ed. meee 
tr. Hieronymus ad Jovinianum i. . ‘ : 67 ὁ 
Ne sapiens ducat uxorem + et quid si ‘dicat mihi 
—furibunda crudeliter existit. 
12. Inc. epistola Alexandri magni ad Aristotilem magistrum 
suum de situ Indie . : ν᾽ : . 69 
Semper tui memor etiam inter dubia nahin 
—posteritatis historie relinquo. 
Expl. Epistola. 
13. Inc. origo uirtus uita et actus eiusdem Alexandri magni regis 
macedonie 5 ᾿ ; - i 3 ὃ "6 
Egiptii apnea sati genere diuino. 
Ends on 77 ὁ imperfectly, of Nectanabus. 
Tunc etiam sibilorum acumine adeo terribili ut fundamenta 
parietes. 


1336. ΕΡΙΤΟΜῈ Brs.ica. Θ pe 


Vellum, 7 x 53, ff. 51, 26 lines to a page. Cent. xv, fairly 
well written. 
Marked D. 2. No. 220. 
On f. 1: ‘Steyke’ and ‘sum Jacobi Meredith liber’ (xv and xvi). 
Orate pro anima M. Johannis Steyke (xv). 


Also ‘ Herbert of Abergavenny.’ 
On the last page neatly written (xvii), 


Ex dono consanguinei mei -charissimi Gul. Herbert de Cowldbrook in Com. 
Monmouth Armigeri, W. En bon Tans .S. 
Compendium bibliae. 


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Contents : 


Preface . : ὃ : ; : ᾿ - 4 : : 

Quoniam modernis temporibus non nulli non solum ex simplicibus 
eee ideo ego qui Johannes vocor...... 

Ends : et ipsum super omnia magnificet et benedicat cui sunt honor 
et gloria ete. Σ 

A couplet is devoted to the contents of each chapter: and the 
first letters of the couplets form alphabets. 

Genesis begins thus 

1. ante fir lux producit distinguuntur(?) undas congregat 

factis ornatus additur. Ade producta subiugat. 

2. Benedicit et collocat + flumen manans diuiditur 

feras adductas nominat + eua sibi coniungitur. 

The Apocalypse ends 

22. Ylluminabit dominus + se adorari denegat « 

merces (?) erit operibus +» de verbis nullus auferat. 

A prose paragraph explaining some verses which follow it. Their 
object is to show the’order of books in the Bible, and the number 
of chapters in each. 

They end on the verso: 

Expliciunt ista magestas sit benedicta. 


fi υἷ 


Two flyleaves follow, parts of 2 leaves of a badly written xvth 
cent. manuscript of philosophical content. 


4 


1387. SERMONES ETC. ον, Ὁ 


Vellum, 6% x 44, ff. 180, various numbers of lines to ἃ page. 
Cent. xii and xiii, in several hands. 
Marked D. 5. No. 223. 
From Buildwas Abbey. On the flyleaf is (xiii) 
liber scé Marie de buldewas 
Sermones petri manducatoris 


qui bene wilt disponere 
Liber elencorum et quedam alia. 


Collation: 3 flyleaves. 18-78 (4 canc.) 8° οὐ 10” 11° 125 (one 
canc.) 13° (+2) 145 155 16” (wants 10) || 17” 18° 19% 20% 21° || 22° 
235 || 245 (wants 8). 

On the third flyleaf is an index of the sermons which follow, 
arranged according to subject (of cent. xiii). 


352 


Contents: 


Ἰ; 


ju as, 


CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


Sermones Petri Manducatoris 3 é 
In a good hand of cent. xii, xiii, small, = tities to a page. 
In epiphania. Cum natus esset ihesus. 
Creator omnium fratres kar. formam serui. 
ff. 111, 112 are in a larger hand, of cent. xiii. 
The last (no. lxxvii.) In monte syon erit saluacio etc. 
ends imperfectly f. 124: una eademque est domus. 
In a black and prickly hand of cent. xiii, with inter- 
linear and marginal glosses 
Alexander Neckam de utensilibus. 
qui bene vult disponere. 
The interlinear glosses are largely in French, as usual. 
The aspect of this copy is very like that of others: one 
at Bury St Edmunds, one at Gonville and Caius 
College, etc. 
A continuation begins on f. 1304. Nauium diuersitates 
his uersibus comprehenduntur: Nauis nauiculum. 
Ends f. 135 
de portitore de ianitore dico quia persone sint. 
Expl. liber mag. Alexandri Nequam. 
See Scheler in Fahrb. f. Roman. u. Engl. Philol. vu. 
Phale tolum. 
(P)hale tolum cillentibus radiis perspicuum . 
Ends f. 1394: et sicut inutile putari sic illud inutile 
esse a me sepe accepisti. 
Instrumenta ecclesie sunt hec~+ lauacrum siue fons 
—sed diuersis causis sorciuntur vocabula diuersa. 


Formulae epistolarum (without title) . ; 5 $e 


In a smaller hand 
Epistola est oratio prosayca fauores petitiuua (!) 
—fallerata uerborum festiuitas impendatur. 
The titles of the formulae are added in pencil in many 
cases. 
The first begins 
Equitatem redolet radicem ramunculo fontem riuulo. 
The last is Magister magistro. 
Quanto aliquis excellencia 
—esse particeps uestre conuersacionis. 
Finito libro reddatur cena magistro. 
A few paragraphs follow on privileges ᾿ : 
quidam episcopus impetrauit priuilegium domini. 
In a small hand. 
Inc. proprietates ignis . ‘ 
Ignis sensibilis quidem sic dias 
There is a head-line Dyonisius super Jerarchiam—de 
Jerarchia etc. 


[o:-7. 


122 


135 


139 6 


1400 


1492 


150 


9] 


ΠῚ. 


IV. 


T. C. ΠΙ. 


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Ends f. 1574 
Ignorantiam autem dico quam minores habent; 
nunc ista sufficiant. 


In a good hand xii, xiii. 
De sophisticis autem elenchis et de his qui uidentur. 
Ends f. 1734 
artis inductionem inuentis...multas habere grates. 
A scribble of cent. xiii 
acta in crastina post octabe + s + kenelmi 
comparuit coram nobis Rogerus de 5. ..gham. 


In a good hand of cent. xii. Excerpts. 
On the Eucharist. 


Sacramenta panis et uini cum aqua . . 4 ἦ 174 
—agnus tamen qui sacrificatus integer perseuerat et 
uiuus. 
Tanta dignitas humane conditionis’ . 1746 


—qui se mirabiliter ad similitudinem suam in primo 
adam condidit mirabilius in secundo reformauit. 
Amen. 
Dictum domini Lancfranci Anglorum Archipresulis  . 1756 
Indicatum est mihi qui<a> de cuius es monasterio 
recedere uis 
—ut stabilitatem suam firmet suadere. (Ep. 60. 
P. L. CL. 549.) 
Sermo b. Augustini utrum sub figura an sub ueritate hoc 
mystici calicis fiat sacramentum (see also Ὁ. 9. 33) 176 
Veritas ait. Caro mea uere est cibus 
—In hoc ergo uerbo creatur illud corpus. 
Oportet sacerdotes ad quorum domini populus curam 


commissus est . . 176é 
—non accipiam de ΠΡΠΣΞ ΣῊΝ quia polluti estis 
In fine igitur mundi credentes hebrei conueniant ἧ 177 


—sed quia id quod ex eternitate in eius inmutabili 
preparatum est uoluntate tunc erit. 
Gregorius . . ° . ὃ . ς 179 
Comprehendit sapientes domiiiows in astutia eorum 
—subiecto cordis humero nolens portare. 
Et prudentia eius percussit superbum . : 1796 
—quale sacrificium poterat pro absoluendis homi- 
nibus inueniri. Neque (unfinished). 
Capitula Calixti pape secundi in concilio Remensi (Jaffe, 
Regesta Pontif.2 1. 718) . -. aby x , 180 
i. que sanctorum patrum sanctionibus. 
vi ends. communione careant christiana. 
1804 is blank. 


.33 


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1338. ἜΘΥΕ 16 


Paper, 5? x 44, ff. cir. 400. Cent. xvii, in a current hand. 
Marked D. 6. No. 224. 


Contents : 


Quaestiones phylosophicae in librum quartum (?) Aristotelis 
Stagaritae de Physice auditu. 
Prooemium 


Qui rerum magnarum scientia pollebant. 


There is no author’s name. 


1339. Commentarius ΙΝ 8. THoMam. O. 7. 11 
6061 


Paper, 58 x 44, ff. cir. 400. Cent. xvi, xvii, very well written. 
Marked D. 7. No. 225. 


Contents : 


Commentarius in primam partem Summae Theologicae Angelici 
doctoris S. Thomae Aquinatis. 

De Sacra Doctrina. 

Quaestio I. 

De Sacra Doctrina qualis sit et ad quae se extendat. 

Ar. 1, 

Vtrum necessarium sit praeter philosophicas disciplinas aliam 
doctrinam haberi. 

D. Th. in hoc articulo uidetur in genere quaerere. 

On the first page is the name ABnb. HKalb (?). 


Oucg ΤΟ 
1340. 1 Mes 


Paper, 64 x 4}, ff. cir. 250. Cent. xvi, xvii, well written. 
Marked E. 3. No. 240. 


Tractatus de adorando augustissimae Trinitatis mysterio. Ad quaestionem xxvii τς 
Partis et sequentes S.T. usque ad 43. 

Qu. Vigesima vii". 

De Processione Diuinarum Personarum. 


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1341. Casstopori EpisTo.ar. ΟΣ W522 


Vellum, 6} x 44, ff. 128, 32 lines toa page. Cent. xii late, in a 
beautiful small hand, with good initials. 

Marked E. 2. No. 239. 

From St Albans. On f. 1 at top in black (cent. xiv), 


Hic est liber sancti Albani ex dono magistri Simonis Abbatis quem qti abstulerit 
anathema sit. 


Simon was Abbot from 1166 to 1183. 
On the verso of the flyleaf in a similar hand 


Epistole Cassiodori. 
De almariolo Ὁ. 


The St Albans MSS. rarely have any press-marks. 
Collation: 1 flyleaf. 18-16%. 


Contents : 


Epistolae Cassiodorii. 
Inc. prologus Cassiodori senatoris . : ᾿ ᾽ ; Ἵ ΕἾ ΟΥ̓ 
Cum desertorum gratiam 
—uestra pocius iudicia sustinemus. 
Initial of a man writing. 
Magni Aurelii Cassiodori Senatoris uiri clarissimi et illustris ex- 
questoris palatii exconsulis ordinarii exmagistri officii prepositi 
atque patricii uariarum formularum liber primus inc. : : 2b 
O imperator pacem querere. 
Initial of a crowned King seated full-face with silver sword. 


Liber II. Decorative initial with dragon and beast : ; 19 6 
Liber III. Decorative initial on lilac ground . F : : 34 
Liber IV. Two birds in initial ὃ ὶ 7 ‘ : ‘ 496 
Liber V. Upright beast in initial . ‘ : ; Σ : 59 
Liber VI. Decorative . ς : : : ‘ : 74 
Liber VII. Decorative: lilac ground: two dragons . - ‘ 876 
Liber VIII. Decorative ἢ : ‘ : ‘ ; ’ ‘ 100 
Liber IX. Two lions on red ground ‘ : : : 3 1148 


Ends with Zadictum quis nesciat prouidentiam 
—ad uos perueniat munificentia principalis. 
1284 is blank. 
The initials have an edging of green on the extreme outside 
which occurs in other St Albans books. 
The drawing, especially in the first two, is very rough. 
For the text see Mommsen in Mon. Germ. Auct. Antiqutss. XU. 
p. Ixxxi, no. 12. 


23-—2 


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1342. Amprosius ΡῈ MysTERIISs ETC. O. 7. 14 


Vellum, 6% x 48, ff. 51+ 2, 23 lines to a page. Cent. xii late, in 
a good round hand. Red initials. 

Marked E. 4. No. 241. 2 fo. sed ministeriorum. 

The top of the first flyleaf is cut off, on the 2nd is the title (xiii) 


Ambrosius de sacramentis, 


and on the verso (xii, xiii) 


In hoc volumine hec continentur 
Ambrosius de misteriis, 
Idem de sacramentis. 


Collation: 2 flyleaves. 18 2° 38-78 (6-8 canc.). 


Contents : 


1. Ambrosius de mysteriis (no title) . A : 5 : Aah iat. 
De moralibus cotidianum sermonem habuimus 
— regenerationis cooperetur. 
Expl. liber b. Ambrosii mediolanensis Ep. de mysteriis (P. Z. 


XVI. 389). 
2. Inc. liber primus de sacramentis (l- c. col. 417) . Σ te Pe 154 
De sacramentis que accepistis. 
Liber iE. τ; : Ξ - 3 : , ὁ ; : 21 
Taber “Wis — : ἢ ; é Ἶ 2 : : d 26 ὁ 
Liber IV. (Hand changes) : ; 5 ᾿ é 31 
Piper, Noe" - x . : : : ; : é 39 
Liber ‘VI... +. : ° ‘ ‘ : : ξ Ξ é 446 
Ending f. 51a 
Expl. libri sec. b. Ambrosii mediolan. Ep. de sacramentis. 
f. 512 is blank. 
13438. πὴ or St CLEMENT, CAMBRIDGE. On9..55 


Vellum, δὲ x 4, ff. 32, 16 lines to a page. Cent. xv early, clearly 
written. Initials in red and blue. 

Marked E. 1. No. 238. 

On the first flyleaf a monogram and 9 Mar. 1664 empt. a (name 
erased, seemingly (Lacom). 

On p.1t. Initials F Θ B and W+C. 

Collation: 1° 2° 38 48 54. 


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‘Four leaves at the beginning and three at the end are blank. 

Statutes of the Gild of St Clement at Cambridge in the 
year 1431. 

Printed in Toulmin Smith Euglish Gilds, pp. 273-282, for the 
Early English Text Society. 


Contents : 
Memoria de S. Clemente papa et martire . : ° ° ey 5 
Pro patribus et sororibus uiuis oratio . : . i Ν ἃ 2 


Deus qui caritatis dona. 
Inc. hic statuta edita in honore S. Clementis pape et martiris 
de communi consensu omnium fratrum eiusdem gilde anno 
domini mill®. cccc®. xxxj®. Et quilibet frater in admissione sua 
debet iurare huiusmodi statuta obseruare . . 3 
From p. 33 to 47 the statutes are concerned with state CoN of 
anniversaries. Various hands appear after p. 36. 
On p. 48 are a few late Obits. 


1344. AucustINus ETC. O,. 7, 


Vellum, 6} x 44, ff. 56, 20 lines to a page. Cent. xiii early, in a 
large black hand. 

Marked L. 15. No. 406. 2 fo. deus in unum. 

From a Cistercian house, as appears by the documents at the end. 

Collation: 18-6° | 7* 83. 


Contents : 


Augustinus de spiritu et anima. 

Inc. libellus de anima et spiritu et de singulorum proprietatibus 
atque differentiis primo querendum quid sit anima et que patria 
eius . . . . ᾽ . 2 : ἃ ἢ 

Quoniam dictum est michi ut me ipsum cognoscam. (P. Z. 
XL. 779+) 

c. xxviii, de compositione corporis humani. 

Ends f. 46: non sit aliud quam ratio. 

Expl. libellus de spiritu et anima. 

On f. 464 is an elaborate analysis of the functions of the soul. 

On f. 474 a rude half-length drawing of a monk. The seats 
of the five senses, and the functions of various parts of the 
brain, are marked in red. 

On f. 474 a note from Augustine de libero arbitrio. 

On f. 48a a xvth cent. note from Aug. de anima. 

484, 49 are blank. 


358 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 7. 


On f. 50 in a hand of cent. xiii, part of a bull of Gregory, 
exempting the Cistercians from paying tithes. It is attested 
at the beginning by Amadeus Abbas S. Stephani (of Dijon ?) 
Ordinis S. Augustini, and the Decanus Capelle ducis Bur- 
gundie and the Decanus Christianitatis Diuionensis et Lingo- 
nensis dioc. It is unfinished, ending 

Nulli ergo hominum liceat hance paginam. 

On f. 51 (xiii) Story of a temptation of a clerk. 

Anno gracie m°. cc®. octogesimo secundo in villa quadam non 
longe a monasterio ordinis nostri quod Regalis mons 
(Royaumont) dicitur erat quidam clericus Albericus juuenis 
et speciosus. 

Ends f. 53 4: secundum desiderium suum requiescit. Explicit. 


1845. AsTRONOMICA. hl 95 37 


Entered in the Catalogue as 
Membranaceus. 


Computus carmine cum Tabulis. 
Tractatus Medicinalis. 


Missing in 1858. L.16. No. 407. 
Part of it is perhaps now MS. Egerton 824 in the British 


; Museum: formerly Halliwell 58. Purchased by the Museum in 
1838 from Rodd. 


It is a xvth century book of 35 leaves, containing 


1. Computus (by Alexander de Villa dei). 2 fo. computando. 
Licet modo in fine temporum. 
With gloss. 
2. Tables of Eclipses of the Sun from 1406 to 1462 : uke 
of the Moon from 1403 to 1462. 
3. Doctrina tabularum 3 
Verse and Gloss. 
Further tables follow. 


3° 


1346. 0, 7.5488" 
Paper, 6} x 48, ff. 30. Cent. xvii, closely written. | 
Marked L. 17. No. 408. 


Physiologia Stoicorum, hoc est ea omnia quae ad naturae Consideracionem pertinent 
ex mente Stoicorum breuiter ac compendiose (descripta). 


In 43 chapters: two leaves at the end should be replaced in 
the body of the book. 


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1347. ALcuHemica. O. 7. 19 


Paper, 6} x 44, ff. 4+13+28+44, mostly 20 lines to a page. 
Cent. xvi early, in a pretty Italic hand. 
Marked L. 12. No. 403. 


At the beginning are 4 leaves in a later hand (xvi) described in 
the Catalogue as 


Arnaldus de Villa Nova de compositione Lapidis Philosophorum, 
but beginning imperfectly. 
Contents : 


I. 1. Inc. questiones tam essentiales quam accidentales Mag. Ar- 
naldi de Villa noua, declarate Rev’? Archiep®. Rauenne ab 
eodem petite super compositione Lapidis, que inc. O vener- 
ande pater. que quidem sunt ualde operis declaratiue . ache ΔῈ 
Queritur primo si operatio Lapidis. 
Inc. questiones accidentales . β ‘ ᾷ : a 86 
Ad questiones accidentales quas ἘΠΕ fecisti. 
Ending f. 13 
Expl. quest. accid. Die v. Julii IDXXV. 
II. 2. Inc. Rosa nouella mag. Arnaldi de Villa noua . ‘ : I 
Scias charissime quod in omni re creata. 
Ends f. 13. Expl. Rosa nouella mag. arn. de V. N. die vii. 
Julii IDXXV. 
3. Bonifacio Octauo, Sacrosancte Romane Ecclesie summo 
pontifici Μ' Alamanus Boemus ad pedes tue sanctitatis . 136 
Sepe inter nos sermo fuit ex occultis, 
Ends f. 22: Die viiij. Julii IDXXV. 
4. Epistola Mag. Rainaldi de Villa noua . . : . 226 
Oportet primo corpora in primam ἀρ ΗΝ reduci. 
Ends f. 286: Expl. tract. iste Die x°. Julii IDXXV. Verone 
per me Lazarum de Calistanis Archipresbiterum Lazisii deo 
opt. concedente cui sit Honor et gloria. 
Ill. 5. Inc. liber qui intitulatur via uniuersalis M‘' Arnaldi de Villa 
noua Et primo de preparatione mercurii crudi . . . I 
Cap. 1. Primo recipe mercurium non falsificatum. 
Unfinished, ending in c. viii, f. 4. The rest blank. 


1348. Asrronomica. Mepica. | O. 7. 20 


Vellum and paper, 54x44, and 6x 4}, ff. 36+196, various 
volumes bound together. Cent. xiv—xvi. 


360 


CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


Marked L. 8. No. 399. 


Contents : 
L 


II. 


Ne py 


Sees 


ne 


The Vellum portion of cent. xiv, xv. 

Diagram of an opposition(?) . 

Fragment of a work on Epistolary formulae 

Ends f. 64: et post nebulam dat serenum. Amen. 
Explicit. 

Constat Johanni Wylk in artibus magistro. 

De S. Maria. 


virgo mater 
Sum poi eram nec eram quod sum nunc dicor utrumque. 
homo 


Est quod oe quod adem nec erat nunc regnat utroque. 
Fragment on astronomy . 4 
Moral and theological notes 
Table of numbers Σ ς : 
Tria capitula de secretis seein Aristotelis é 
Imperfect. 
Physical and astronomical fragments, with any 
On the Meteora of Aristotle 2 
De primis igitur causis. In isto libro. qui Wes 
metheororum intitulatur. 
On f. 25 is a good volvel, and there are other diagrams. 
Ends f. 30: in partis. 
Expl. bonus tractatus. 
Similar matter follows with figures. 
De urinis 
Urina rufa significat sshasiets 
Astronomical matter 
Ending imperfectly on f. ἐδ: 
These leaves are much disordered. 
Paper. Cent. xv late. 
Henricus Walmesley a dw a digon (xvi). 
Johannes Tauernour (xvi). 
Receipts (medical) in ee 
Pro stomaco. 
Acordyng to the helthe of the stomache. 
9 ff. 
Cent. xvii 
Receipts in English 
Receipts in Italian (xvi, xvii) Σ A : 
Lists of books lent (?), many crossed out. Dated mostly 
in 1582 
Possibly by Dr ‘ie Dee. 
Receipts in Latin. 
A smaller book of Necdia: in Latin i English 
Larger paper: pale ink, of cent. xvi. 
List of simples Ἵ ; 


[ο. 7. 


33 4 


34 


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Teens ἀρ Ws το ee ee 1776 

Capitula . A ‘ 179 

Tractatus de medicinis ia ΡΤ Ἐ itt essentie 180 
In hoc(!) parte describentur omnia simplicia. 

Ending f. 196. 


0 Say Mae 3 | 
1349, { ee 


Paper, 6} x 48, ff. cir. 300. Cent. xvii, closely written. In the 
same hand as O. 7. 12. 
Marked L. 13. No. 404. 


Tractatus de Fide, Spe et Charitate ab admodum R. P. Io. de Lugo. e Soc. Iesu. 
Acturi de tribus uirtutibus theologicis. 


1350. 6078 


{ O. 9.24 
Entered in the Catalogue as 

Paper : 

Heliodori Larissaei Optica Graece cum translatione Latina Ignatii Danti auctiora 


editis et cum aliis codicibus collata. 
Autolyci libri duo de ortu et occasu Syderum. 


Missing in 1855. 


13851. Grammatica. Mepica ETC. AD. ge 24 


Paper, 6 x 43, ff. 82, 20 lines to a page. Cent. xv late, in an 
ugly hand. 
Marked I. 2. 346. 
On f. 1 at bottom 
G. Carew (xvi). 
It is most likely the MS. 34 in the Catalogue of Dr Dee’s library. 
Experimentorum diversorum liber. De vernisio quo utuntur scriptores. Secreta 


philosophorum. De usu virgae visoriae et huiusmodi secreta multa: papyro 8vo. 


Collation: 18 2" 3° 4” 515 (wants 10-12) 65 7” 8° (wants 3, 5, 6) 9”. 


362 


CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


Contents : 


1. 


σι 


Ser) 


1352. 


On various modes of writing: f. 1 torn. 

Grammatica docet recte ....| recte scribere Ex quo patet 
Sesaee | in 2% partes primo de prima parte .. | est de recta 
scriptura, sunt autem instrumenta eius color et materia supra 
quae debet scribi. 

The first section is De verniza. Cyphers are given. On f. to 
is some English of cent. xvi in Greek letters on the margin, 
very likely by Dee. 

On f. τι ὁ. Sequitur Rethorica. 

On ἢ 15. Inc. dialetica. 

Optical illusions. 

On f. 23. Ars metrica. 

Miscellaneous experiments 

Inc. experimenta Alberti 

Sicut dicit philosophus, omnis sciencia. 

Sequitur de lapidibus 

Ends f. 39 unfinished. 

On the Twelve Signs 

Nota kalenda dicitur a calo. 

Of Hernia 

Hernia is a corupt ‘Sifac pat. is to say of pe ‘itil ΤΕ 

Other receipts in English follow. 

Receipts in English % " 3 d ; ; 

Who so wole make water sidan: 

The last. ‘For to make gracia Dei’ and 

Contra pullices (in Latin). 

On f. 68 more cypher-writing with numerals and Greek letters. 

Certitudo lune 

Table of lucky and stately moons 

Modus faciendi aquam ardentem 

Other receipts in Latin and English follow, to o the aa oF the 
volume: more than one hand appears. 

f. 80 is of cent. xvi and has receipts. 

Prob. per Cap" Dorrington. 


Paper, 5% x 44, ff. 90. Cent. xvii, neatly written. 
Marked L. 11. No. 402. 


Dioptrica Practica. 
f. 1 is gone and with it the full title. 


c. I. 


de Telescopiorum ac Microscopiorum Inventione, diversitate 


et varietate. 
Quaestio I 


Quid sunt Telescopia et quomodo ac quando inventa. 


After f. go is one leaf of diagrams. 


[O. 7. 


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33 


376 
41 


44 


48 


68 ὁ 
706 
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a Oi 7.525 
1853. Asser. { Pas 


Paper, 5? x 38, ff. cir. 70. Cent. xvii, in more than one hand. 
Marked L. Io. 401. 


Contents: 


Alphredi vita et res gestae ab Assero Menevensi conscriptae. 

Asserius habetur MSS. in Bibl. Regis ad S. Jac. in Cottoniana 
Saxonice valde antiquus. 

Apud Obad. Walker uti audio. 

Apud Oxonienses Fell et alios typographos ex reliquiis R. Spelman. 

Ait M. Parkerus se in Bibl. Cor. C. Cant. reposuisse, sed non 


comparet. 
On the first and last leaves are lists of historians. 
Praefatio ad Lectorem (by Parker) ‘ ; Ρ Ἔκ 
Alfredi regis acceptissimi (qui olim toti fere Brittaniae praefuit). 

Alphabetum Saxonicum - Ξ . ‘ ‘ - ᾿ ‘ 9 
Text? . . ‘ - ν ἢ 10 
Probably copied bien Parker’ 5 edition of 1574+ 

_Testamentum Aelfredi Regis : ; : 3 5 - 81 
Praefatio Pastorali - . ᾿ ; ὰ Ξ - Ν ‘ gi 
Miscellaneous notes in ink and peacil. es 97 


The pencil notes seem to be connected with University dispitations: 


1354. Gospets in ENGLISH. O. 7. 26 


Vellum, 5 x 34, ff. 232+ 5, 23 lines to a page. Cent. xiv, xv, 
well written. 

Marked Κι 1. No. 371. 

There are some badly written xvth cent. names on the last page. 

Collation: 3 flyleaves. 1%-12° 13” 145-178 (8 canc.) 185-205 
(wants 8) 2 flyleaves. 


Contents : 


The Four Gospels in the Wycliffite version. 
Here begynneb be prolog on matheu . . 4 3 ἕ eh ers 
Matheus pat was of iude. 
—lIerom in his twey ore. on matheu seip playnli al pis. 
Vext- ἃ 
The book of be generaciouz. 


τῷ 


364 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 7. 


f. 64, here endip be gospel of matheus and bigynnep pe prolog on pe 
gospel of mark. 
Mark pe godspeller. 
— pis seip Jerom in his prolog of mark. 


Text) oc 654 
here endeth sas aid beginneth a  prologe ς on re gospel of Luk 
(this rubric is in another hand) . . 105 


Luk was a man of sirie. 
—Jerom in his prolog on mark (so) seip pis. 


In pe daies of eroude etc. . : . Ἐ - ‘ ἢ 105 6 
Here endip be gospel of luk. 
and bigynnep a prolog on pe gospel of ion ῷ : 2 : 176 ὁ 


This is ion euangelist. 
—Jerom in his prolog on ion seip pis. 
In pe bigynnynge was pe word. 
Ends f. 2314: po bokis pat ben to be writen. 


See Forshall and Madden. 


1355. STATUTES ETC. Οὐ: 27 


Vellum, 4% x 34, ff. 266+ το, 26 lines to a page. Cent. xiv 
early, in a fine minute hand. Rough initials, and partial borders 
-with leaf-ornament. 

Marked M. 1. No. 409. 

On the flyleaves are the following names and entries. 

At the beginning 

1. Ambrosius Hunsden Hance Literam Insculpsit. 

2. Hos Insculpsit. 

a.d. meccccxxvi. 


_ 3+ «+ Kempe Alicia filia et heres Joh'* wyntreshull sunt etatis. 
4. Ἰοῦς Wyntreshull. 


At the end: 


Gilbertus hyde est huius libri possessor (xv, xvi). 

2. Hoc verutum ti to for a Broche. 

Est cum carne veru set sine carne verutum. 

3. Wyntreshull. 

Joh! Wyntresell pertinet liber iste teste Lightfote. 

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II, 


TRINITY COLLEGE LIBRARY. 


Capitula of Statutes. 


Receipt: 


Kalendar mutilated : ἐὼν πῶς of deovel between Jan. 


torn 


and Dec. 


Capitula . 


Magna Carta, first leaf g gone . 
Carta de foresta 


Initial of a man shooting: a deci in ΤῸ R. order's is ως, Ὃ 


the arrow. 


Sentencia 


lata etc. . 


Prouisiones de Merton 


Statutum 


” 
᾽ν 
” 
> 


de Marleberge 

de Gloucestre (in F sili) 

Westmonast. I. (beginning gone; in F each). 
Westmonast. II. (in Latin) F 
Westmonast. III. (in Latin) . 

de Mercatoribus (in French) . 


Distinctiones Scaccarij (in French) 


Statutum 


Religiosorum (in Latin) . 


Initial of a monk in white habit. 
Prerogatiua Regis (in Latin) . 
Assisa Panis et Ceruisie . 


Judicium 


Initial. A pillory with three holes. The upper ‘Nea 
separated from the lower, which stands on two uprights 


Pillorie et Tumberelli 


connected by supports in saltire. 


Statutum 
ΕΣ] 
᾽ν» 
39 
9᾽ 


de defencione Juris 

de homagio participum . 
de conuicto feoffato 

de bigamis 

de Wardis et Releuiis 
de conspiratoribus . 

de Champert’ . 


Modus tenendi homagium 

»»  calumniandi Essonia . 
Dies communes in Banco 

» in breuibus de dote 


Statutum 


᾽ν 


On 106 ὁ. 


Wynton. (in French) 
de quo Waranto  . . 
Iste liber constat Will™°® Tysted.. 


Registrum Brevium. Droit patent 
Rex Thome de W (?). salutem. 
Ending f. 263 


Quod Robertus de Rauenfeld dedit Johanni de Lympol. 


One brief in another hand follows. 
Index of Statutes ‘ Ξ ὺ 5 K Ξ 


16 
56 


263 ὁ 


365 


366 "CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 7. 


1856. CoNnsTITUTIONES PROVINCIALES. O. 7. 28 


Vellum and paper, 53x 4, ff. 179+12, 18 lines to a page. 
Cent. xv, in a current hand. 
A rough border in outline on ἢ 1. 


Marked D. 18. No. 235. 

Collation: 6 flyleaves. 1 2% 3% 4% μὴ (+1) 6% 718 8% o” τοῖς 
11°: 6 flyleaves. The outer and middle sheets of each gathering 
are of vellum. 


Contents : 


Constitutiones prouinciales (no title). 
Liber I. 


Ignorancia sacerdotum a 
On f. 1664 after Lib. V. are 
Alie constituciones extrauagantes. 
1. Chicheley. 
2. Walteri Walden super inductione festorum SS. Dauid et 
Cedde . d : 5 4 : : : ᾿ : 169 
Tabula constitucionum prouincialium . : ᾿ A ᾿ 171d 4 
Forma suspendendi : ; ᾿ ὃ ᾿ : ‘ ᾳ ς 173 
A fuller table . . rig τ at πα pak take 888 | 
Signed at end: qvod ieee . 
1357. Orationes GRAECE. O. 7. 29 


Paper, 53 x 33, ff. 65, 14 and 15 lines to a page. Cent. xvi?, in 

two hands, one very elaborate: neat ornaments. 
Marked D. 19. No. 236. ἢ 
Scribbles on the flyleaf. 


Contents : 


is ᾿Αλφάβιτος διὰ τὴν γένησιν τοῦ Χριστοῦ. ΣῪ 
“Avapxos θεὸς καταβαίβησκεν καὶ ἐκ τὴν παρθένον κατώκησεν. 


2. Εὐχὴ εἰς τὴν ὑπεραγίαν θεοτόκον. 20 
Παντάνασα πανύμνητε. 

3. Εὐχὴ τοῦ ὁσίου ᾿Αντιόχου πρὸ τοῦ ὕπνου ἐπὶ κοίτης. . ΤᾺ 
Παντοκράτωρ λόγε τοῦ πατρός. 

4. Εὐχὴ ... πρὸ τοῦ ὑπνώσαι καὶ εἰς ἐνυπνιαζόμενον ; ἢ 6 
Ποληύμνητε κύριε ἀκήρατε. 

5. Εὐχὴ εἰς πόλεμον πορνοίας. ‘ Ξ ; “ 3 4 7 


In the more elaborate hand. 


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6. ᾿Ακολουθία τῆς κοινῆς παρακλήσεως 4 . 8 
Prayers in a rough hand are added on f. 21 red 
ἡ. ᾿Ακολουθία τοῦ μικροῦ ἁγιασμοῦ. A d 7 = ὁ 22 


Prayers scribbled on f. 39 ὁ. 
8. In the first hand, 
Εὐχαὶ ἤτοι ἐξορκισμοὶ τοῦ μεγάλου Βασιλείου πατρός. ὶ 40 
Ὁ θεὸς τῶν θεῶν. 
Three prayers of Basil and four of Chrysostom are given. 
9. Εὐχὴ λεγομένη ὑπὸ ἀρχιερέως ἢ πνευματικοῦ πατρός. ᾿Επὶ 


τοὺς μέλλοντας μεταλαβεῖν τῶν ἀχράντων μυστηρίων. : 584 
Κύριε ᾿Ιησοῦ Χριστὲ ὁ θεὸς ἡμῶν υἱὲ καὶ λόγε. 
to. Alphabet on the Last Judgment : d s : é 63 


᾿Αθάνατον κριτήριον κριτὴς δικαιοκρίτης. 
Scribbles on ff. 644, 65. 


1358. Rosarrtum THEOLOGIAE. ᾿ Ο. 7. 30 
6002 


Vellum, 54 x 4, ff. 167, double columns of 38 lines. Cent. xv, 
well written. 

Marked K 2. No. 372. 

Collation: 1°-218 (8 canc.). 


Contents: 


Rosarium theologiae. 

Absolucio dicitur tripliciter .s. absolucio auctoritatiua etc. . 4 ἢ 
Ends with Zelus:—ibi inconstancia et omne opus prauum. 

A table of cent. xvi, xvii is added. 


A note at the end conjectures that the author is Pelbartus 
(Themeswar): but it is more probably by Alanus de Rupe. Another 
copy is in the University Library (li. 6. 19), others at Gonville 
and Caius College (No. 232) etc. 


1359. Breviary. O.. 7, 31 


Paper, 5} x 33, ff. cir. 200, 41 and less lines to a page. Cent. xv, 
xvi, clearly written. The first leaves have suffered from fire. 

No old mark (D. 17. No. 234). 

In quires of eight leaves, the leaves are numbered in sets of 
24 and fewer. | 


368 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 7. 


Contents : 
Breviary. 
Proprium de tempore, first leaf gone . 4 2 a, ἃ 
Contains the office for St Thomas of Caiteshary partially 
crossed out. 
Commune Sanctorum . ᾿ = Ἦν wad 


On F. 174 are ‘anes ‘lias Ἔ the Virgin, SS. iain 
Evangelist, Martin and Benedict: on F. 18 ὁ special suffrages 
to the same. 

Proprium Sanctorum. 
The ordinary Sarum Saints occur. 
On K. 164 sqq. are again special offices for the Virgin, St John ~ 
Evang., Martin and Benedict. 
On the flyleaves two copies of a Carol: 
Be mery all w one accord and be ye folowers of Chrystys 
worde 
Then all yo" doyng shoulde here in earthe 
present the fact of Chrystys bearthe 
hys lodgyng was symple hys lyuyng beare 
hys deathe was bytter we were hys care. 
Be mery all, etc. 


1360. Virar SANcCTORUM ETC. GRAECE. (?) 6013, 


Paper, 52x 4, ff. 175, 13 lines to a page. Cent. xvii, in a 
sloping hand. Ornaments in red, gold, and blue. 
Marked D. 16, No. 233. 


Contents : 


1. Κυριακὴ τῶν ay. πρωπατόρων. 
λόγος εἰς τὸν προπάτορα (᾿Αβρα)ὰμ . : she i 
Ὅταν vas ἄνθρωπος ξένος καὶ caphritapes πω διαβάτης 
περιπατῇ μίαν στράταν ἀγνωρίστην. 
Contains the legend of the destruction of Terah’s idols and ends 
with a short abstract of the Testament of Abraham. 
2. Kup. μετὰ τὴν Χριστοῦ γέννησιν λόγος els τὸν ΠΡ Δαυεὶδ 
καὶ βασιλέα. : ° : ὁ . 39 
Ὅταν ἔνας ἄνθρωπος ὑπάγη εἰς eva épipiKdsoo ὁποῦ va advan 
γεμάτον φυτὰ. 
3. My φεβρ. cy. “μὰ Κ. πολιτεῖα τοῦ οσίου sic ἡμῶν Map- 
τινιανοῦ : ‘ ‘ i 67 
"Ard δύο πράγματα οὐτως δὐδρρκός 


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Ends f. 1004 
ἐγράφη διὰ χειρὸς ἐμοῦ νεοφύτου ἱεροδιακόνου ὄντος μου els veox wpe 
εἰς τὸν ary. Γεώργιον. 1643 νοεμβρ. 17. 
4. Βίος x. πολυτία τ. ὁσ. wat. ty. ᾿Ιωάννου τοῦ καλυβίτου.. . ΙΟΙ 
Βίον καλὸν καὶ ἐνάρετον ἀνδρὸς δικαίου. 
5. Tod ταπεινοῦ ἱερωμονάχου x. διδασκάλου ᾿Αλβέρτου Μαρίνου τοῦ 
χίου λόγος εἰς τ. εὐαγγελισμὸν τῆς ὑπεραγΎ. θεοτόκου silage 
τῆς ἐκκλησίας ᾿ " 4 " 121 
Οήμερον τῆς σωτηρίας ἡμῶν τὸ par Τα 
See Fabr. Bid/. Gr. ΧΙ. 554. 
6. Ἑυχὴ ὀφελήμος els πάσα ἀρρωστία. ὃ ὁ - ὁ Ὰ [43 
Δέσποτα κύριε ὁ ἰατρὸς τῶν νοσούντων. 
In a less good hand 
7. ἐκ τοῦ διδασκάλου x. σχολαιον τ, alvov διόπτρα Kk. καθρέκτης 
σώματος K. ψυχης τὸ ὀπίον ἐγράφη τὸ πρώτον ὑπὸ τ. σοφωτ. 
κυρ. Κωνσταντίνου" βέστου κρίτου θεσσαλονικης κιτιλ. . Ἶ 151 
Διόπτα θέλει να εἰπῆ κατρέπτης. 
Ends f. 1748 
᾽᾿Ἐγράφη ἐν τη evw ev Tw Sndackadeww Ὑγεοργιου ριτορος kK. exdnkov 
τῆς mey. εκκὰλ. ενέτης αχλθ. 
Καὶ oparo αντιγραψαμενα διεστο κεκραβιν ὁ εξ ay. κυριλος κ. 
διοσατο και χαριν του cvyevous K. ἄρχοντος apuaryou K.T.r. αχμβ. 
Georgius Rhetor made a Greek version of Richardus Contra 
Saracenos. Fabr. Bzb/. Gr. XI. 627. 
Poem beginning 
Aotavaxn καθημερα ὦ vios με Tov πατέρα. 
Kat τω mvevpa τω αγιω τω χαριτωμενω θεω. : : 1756 


1361. Recuta S. ΒΕΝΕΡΙΟΤΙ. be 7. 33 


Paper, 5§ x 4}, ff. cir. 100, 14 lines to a page. Cent. xvi, neatly 
written and rubricated, in Germany. 

Stamped binding with the arms of Julius Bp of Wiirzburg in 
red and black. Two clasps. 

Marked D. 13. No. 231. 


Contents: 


Regula ordinis Sancti Benedicti. 

On the title page is 
Julius Episcop. Wirceb. Franciae Dux cid. lo . Ixxv. 

Inc. prologus sancti patris nostri Benedicti in regulam monachorum. 
Ausculta o fili. 

Ends complete with c. Ixxiii: domino protegente peruenies. Amen. 
Expl. regula b. Benedicti Abb. 


T. C. Ill. 24 


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1362. Breiia Sacra. Ce Pom | 


Vellum, 6 x 33, ff. 460, double columns of 53 lines. Cent. xiii, 
in a good small hand. Flourished initials in red and blue: no 
figure-subjects. 

Marked K. 3. No. 373. 2 fo, naret. ignorabat. 

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Contents : 


Prologues: Frater Ambrosius. 
Desiderii mei. 
Gen.—2 Par. Esdr. 1, Neem. Esdr. 11 (3 Esdr.). 
Two blank leaves. 
Jud. Hest. Job. 
Parab.—Eccl™. 
Isa.— Malachi. 
1, 2 Macc. 
Evv., Paul. Epp., Act., Cath. Epp., Apoc. 


᾿ O. 7. 35 
1368. ALCHEMICA. { > 6178 


Vellum, 54 x 43, ff. 224+ 28, 19 lines toa page. Cent. xv, well 
written. : 
Marked D. 15. No. 232. . 2 fo. tamquam radices. 
Belonged to Dr Dee. A table of contents in his hand 
precedes f. I. 


Bachonis 
Morieni 

Jo* Viennensis 
Alberti \ Chymica quaedam. 
Hermetis 
Rasis 
Hortolani 


This agrees exactly with No. 188 in the Catalogue of his MSS. 
On the 3rd flyleaf is the name (xvi) 


W. harbartt. 


Collation: 12 flyleaves. 18-28%. 16 flyleaves. 
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On the first leaves a tract has been begun and not finished. 
The opening words are 


Florentissime zelator sapiencie. 
Two pages and a few lines are written. 


Contents : 


1. Bacon. in epistola ad Clementem papam Cap. 1. i ae 
Secundum quod sunt 4° elementa sic sunt quatuor corpora 
quorum quodlibet componitur ex elementis sed ex uno 
per dominium. 
Ends f. 34: Et quanto magis iste ordo iteretur tanto magis 
augmentatur sua claritas et uirtus. 
Expl. tres medicine lapidis. 
2. Receipt. 
Recipe sulphur (vif) quantum uolueris . ; : : 36 
3. Morienus in ro(sario) libro 19 
Verum cum secundum initium materie. 
Further extracts from the Rosarium f. 54, 9, 104, τό etc. 
continuing to f. 33 where is a rubric. 
Prima pars huius libri morieni in Ro. est in libro τῷ in fine 
libri in hoc signo + 


Lines . é : 5 2 : ᾿ “ Ξ “ 33 

Rerum iuncturam coitus notat et genituram etc. 

4. Modus faciendi vermyon probatus . ς 5 ἢ : 33 6 
With diagram of furnace. 

5. De opinionibus operantium 115 primo. : 2 Ἢ 36 
Ego B querens veritatem. 

6. Inc. Receptum Johannis Vienensis_ . . : ‘ ᾿ 40 
Recipe cuiuscunque uolueris corporis. 

7. Receptum Rogeri bacon de lapide_ . - : ᾿ 5 4τ 
Ignis et adok tibi sufficiunt. 

8. Receptum cuiusdam fratris. ᾿ 2 : : ; 42 
Item accipe lapidem benedictum. 


9. Other receipts ‘cuiusdam subtilis philosophi’ . . . 426 

to. Receipts from ‘Bacon 115 2°’ ° . 5 : . 

11. Inc. Semita recta Alkymie Alberti . : ς . ; 57 
Omnis sapiencia a deo est. 


12. Receipts: head-line ‘domylton libro 4°’. ; ; : 83 
13. Receipts: head-line Fige™ pandofali li® 6° . . ὃ 3 86 
14. Extract from Morienus in rosario : 2 , : é 92 
Other extracts from this occur throughout the remainder 
of the volume. 
15. Johannes de mor’ mortuo . ; ‘ 5 ‘ ‘ . 93 
16. Verses: Candida cum rubeo_. Ξ Β ‘ ‘ ᾿ 93 4 
17. . Bacon de lapide . ᾽ ν So ; : ° : 95 ὁ 


Reuolui lapidem. 
24—2 


372 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 7. 


18. Hermes libro 7°. ; ᾿ ‘ 100 ὦ 
Legimus in hystoriis ueterum dierum. 
19. Dancius philosophus . ᾽ ᾿ 2 : : A 1180 
20. Flores Rasis libro 3° . i : 5 : : ; 119 
21. Interrogaciones Uthesie . ; ; : ᾽ ; ς 123.6 
22. Auicenna . : : ; : Σ ‘ ; ; ἢ 131 
23. Jeber libro 15° . ; ς Ν : : : : f 137 6 
24. Johannes de erroribus ; ; ; ; F . y 1400 
25. Hermes libro 17° : ‘ ὰ € F . 3 147 
26. Johannes Salerni. ν : ; 167 
The first part of Morienus ean on f. 188. 
27. Auicenna libro 20° . 3 ° ᾿ : ° ᾿ ᾿ 185 
28. Practica Rasis  . ; 2 Ξ Ἢ : : é = 188 
29. Receptum Alberti : 2 : : : ὶ . 192 ὦ 
30. Documenta Ortholani . 2 A Ἶ Ξ : : 197 
31. Magnum opus herme/¢zs libro 2 Ps : 204 6 
32. Miscellaneous receipts and extracts, several of ace are 
signed ‘bradschaw’ . Ξ ; : ; ; ° 213 


After f. 228 are two blank leaves, on 231 sqq. is a table 
occupying 15 leaves, a good deal damaged by damp. 


1364. AsrrRoocia. Oe .%- 36 


Entered in the Manuscript Catalogue as 


(K. 4. No. 374). 
Membranaceus. 


Astrologica varia. 
Computus. 
Somnium Danielis. 
Medica varia. 


Missing in 1855. It is now MS. Egerton 82 in the British 
Museum, a small quarto book, ff. 60, 27 lines to a page. Cent. 
xii, xiii. Formerly Halliwell, 60. Purchased by the Museum of 


Rodd in 1838. 2 fo. dicabuntur. 


f. 1. Prognostics of Kalendar. 
Kal. Januarii si fuerint in die dominico etc. 
26. Ine. tonitruales. Kal. natale domini. 
5. Solstitia. 
64. Primus embolismus. 


7- Prognostics. Si quis fuerit in carcere positus et fuerit Junws in signo 
arietis festinus exiet. 


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14. 
15. 
16. 


17. 


176. 


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Somniarium Danielis. 

Quod uidit et disposuit in babilonia in diebus nabugodon(os)or rex quando 
uidit somnium ut ei a principibus ciuitatis uir inquirendus ut sompnia quod 
uiderat eis tradere. Tunc daniel prophete hec sompnia scripsit et eris (eis) 
ad agendum tradidit dicens ego sum daniel propheta unus de filiabus israel 
qui captiui ducti fuerunt de [herusalem ciuitate sancta hec omnia a deo 
facta sunt nichil tamen per memed ipsum addit uel sustulit sed etiam a 
domino accepi quicunque legerint danielem inteligunt. 

aues in sompnis contra se pugnari uidere iracundiam significat etc. 

Ends: Zizanias seminare etc. 

Divination. Computa nomen matris etc. 

Si deffossa pecunia in terra uis scire. 

Hec est spera quam fecit sanctus donatus. 

Inc. conputus de vii astris. 

Computum de ii fratribus, 

Alnatad, hoc est capud de ariete etc. 


Other prognostics and charms fill up the volume. 


1365. Mepica. OF 47 


Vellum, 6 x 44, three volumes. Cent. xiii and xi, xii. 
Marked K. 5. No. 375. | 2 fo. latum. 
From Westminster Abbey. At the bottom of f. 1 (xiii) is: 


Ecclesie petri Westm. Per Tedyngton monachum. 


Collation: 1. 1 flyleaf. 1° 285-08 108 118-148 15% ff. 114. 


ΤΙ; ge. ff. 32: 
i. a! 10 Χχ6; 


Contents : 


Ἱ, 


Cent. xiii. 20 lines to a page: black writing. 
1. Inc. comentum : ὶ : - 3 
Deus semper idem utinam nouerim te, nouerim me, 
nouerim tua et placeam tibi in perpetuum per omnes 
cognationes et operationes meas in chirurgia R(ogeri) 
et in glosulis ipsius R. supra chirurgiam ipsius R. 
que uocatur a suo principio Post mundi fabricam. 
Constantinus. Humores exeuntes. 
Ends f. 74a: Et hec de chirurgia ad presens sufficiant. 
It is a comment on the text which now follows. 
2. Inc. Chirurgia Mag. Rogeri Salerni’ . . . 746 
Post mundi fabricam. 
Ends f. 114: Et nota quod istud opus in lucem et 


374 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. 7. 


ordinem redactum fuit ab arietino Guidone logice 
professoris εἴς, regnante gloriosissimo rege Willelmo. 
Expl. chirurgia mag. Guidonis arietini. 

Receipts of cent. xiv added 114. 


II. Cent. xi, xii, 18 lines to a page: green and red initials 
with numerous marginal additions of cent. xii—xiv. 
Quod rogasti dulcissime per gratiam breuiter exsecutus 

sum etc. . ᾿ : . ἡ ᾿ ° . 4 
Ad dolorem capitis qui non permittit hominem dormire 
This first collection of receipts seems to end on p. 1274 

longioris uite sanitatem ministrat. Explicit. 
Further receipts without title, and in more than one 

hand, continue to f. 138 ὁ. 

f. 139-146 were left blank. Various xivth and xvth 
cent. hands have written receipts on them. 

On ἢ. 145 6 
In dei nomine Amen. Oyez icy le charme seynt 
William ke seynt Gabriel luy aporta etc. 


115 


III. Cent. xii early, in a small pointed hand, 27 lines to a 
page. 

1. Liber melancolie . : . . : ; ξ 
Quia humanum corpus ex 1171 constat humoribus. 
—unde possit iudicare + satagatis adiungere. 

Expl. liber melancolie. 

2. Experimenta archiep. Salernitani Ξ é . ξ 155 

Ad sanguinem stringendum. 

A collection of receipts, ending f. 162 ὁ. 

Expl. Experimenta Archiepiscopi Salernitani. 
A xivth cent. receipt for weak eyes follows. 


147 


1366. Bonemian CHRONICLE. ὃ: 38 


Vellum, 6 x 44, ff. 167, 15 lines to a page. Cent. xiv early (?) 
in a large clear upright hand. Red initials. 

Marked D. 12. No. 230. 

Collation: τ flyleaf, i®-xvii® (wants 8) xviii*-xxi®. 


Contents : 


Dalimil’s Chronicle of Bohemia. 

In Bohemian. 

The Revd. R. Sinker, D.D., Librarian, was the first to call the 
attention of a Bohemian scholar (the late Revd. A. H. Wratislaw, 
then Headmaster of King Edward’s School, Bury St Edmunds) 
to this MS. The text of it was used in v. Jireéek’s edition of the 


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chronicle (Prague, 1878: Aymovana Kronika Ceshd, etc.). The 
text of the MS. was again published by itself, with photographic 
facsimiles, by Dr Mourek (Prague, 1892: Xvronika Dalimilova 
podle Rulcopiva Cambridgeskeho). 


The MS. contains about two-thirds of the whole text. 
I am indebted to Dr Sinker’s kindness for the above particulars. 


O. 7. 39 
13867. Maruematica GRAECE. 6074— 


6077 


Paper, 6 x 4, ff. cir. 100. Cent. xvii, neatly written. 
Marked Ὁ. 11. No. 229. 


Contents : 


1. Βίτωνος κατασκευαὶ πολεμικῶν ὀργάνων καὶ καταπελτιστῶν 
πρὸς "Ατταλον. 
Transcript. ex MS. Arch. Pembr. 58 (187) (=Barocc. 187) 
by E. B(ernard)? 
Αἰθοβόλου ὀργάνου 
-δακτύλου τὸ ἥμισυ. : 
It includes Hero’s tract, de constructione manuballistae. 
2. Κτησιβίου βελοποιικὰ. 
Τῆς εν φιλοσοφία διατριβῆς. 
From the same MS. ; 
EB scripsit mense mart. 1663. 
3. ᾿Ισαὰκ μοναχοῦ τοῦ ἀργύρου (de dimensione triangulorum). 
Ex MS. (70) 18 (= Barocc. 70) 4% Arch. Pembr. . Transcribed 
by E. B. 
4. Ἔκ τῆς Ἥρωνος γεωδαισίας. 
Ὃ παλαιστὴς ἔχει. 
From the same MS. 
5. Excerpts (astrological) from Antiochus, Paulus Alexandrinus, 
Julianus Laodicensis. 
From MS. Selden gr. τό, f. 924 ete. 
6. Πρόκλου οὐρανόδρομος. 
Ex MS. Arch. Pembr. 57 (166)=Barocc. 166. 
7- ἹἸΙρογνωστικὸν βιωφελὲς... Πετωσιρις μεχεψῶ. 
From the same. 
8. Περὶ ἐμβολῆς καὶ ἐκβολῆς τοῦ ἡλίου ἐν τοῖς ζωδίοις. 
From the same. 
9. Ex MS. Gr. 4% cui Titulus Psellus Epitome Physices Aris- 
totelis qui continet etiam varia astrologica et erat Coll. S. 
Trin. Cantabrig....extat in Bibl. Bodl. inter MSS. J. 
Seldenii. E. B. descripsi (=Selden Gr. 16? f. 141 etc.). 


376 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 7. 


"Ex τῆς ἡλιοδώρου ἀστρονομικῆς διδασκαλίας περὶ δεκανῶν ζωδίων. 
᾿στέον ὅτι év ἕκαστον ζώδιον. 
Excerpts from Antiochus follow. 
10. Ἑρμοῦ τοῦ τρισμεγίστου περὶ σεισμῶν. 

This and the remainder of the extracts in the book are 
seemingly all taken 

Ex libro MS. Gr. 118 Astronomicus inscripto libro cras- 
sissimo. In Bibl. Bodl. (=Cromwell 12, p. 1217). 


Ὁ. 34a 


1868. MertraruysicaA ARISTOTELIS ETC. { 
6049 


Vellum, 6 x 44, ff. 256+ 2, varying numbers of lines to a page. 
Cent. xiii, in several good hands. 

Marked D. 10. No. 228. 2 fo. quod est propter quod. 

On f. 1 at top is ‘No. 552’ in the xvith cent. hand which not 
unfrequently occurs. 

The book evidently was once in a house of canons, probably 
Augustinian or Praemonstratensian. 

In the Catalogue of St Augustine’s, Canterbury, p. 109, there is 
mention of a volume which contained the Megacosmus of Bernard 
. and also tracts de actionibus in iure civili, which may be this 
book. 

Collation: 2 flyleaves. 18-48 5% 6” 7” 84 | 985-138 14” | 158-188 
10’ 20° 21" 22 | 238 248 254 268-288 | 298 30” 31% 

The flyleaves at the beginning are a bit of an account roll (xiii- 
xiv). On the outer side are payments made for fish etc., and no 
names occur. 

On the inner side are three entries which may throw light on 
the source of the volume. 

Je Joh® hoze m1*. De Rogero Godert (?) vuit"..... 


De Joh® Wyte vi‘ (a hole in the parchment) De Will? Suel.... 
De Canonicis IIIs. 


Ad festum omnium sanctorum. Rec(tor?) de luck pollard vjd. Idem de Sarre iijd. 
Sarr is near Sandwich in Kent. 
Contents : 


dF Cent. xiii in double columns of 37 lines: with a good 
initial of a dragon, on gold ground. There are many 
marginal notes (xiii) at first. 
Aristotelis metaphysicorum Liber 11-xXl_ . . A ἃ 


30, 40] 


II. 


ΠῚ. 


TRINITY COLLEGE LIBRARY, 


Consideracio quidem (Ὁ) de ueritate difficilis est uno 
modo et facilis alio modo. 

Liber x1 ends f. 674: eciam non ponere contrarium 
boni et intellectus x1" finitus est. 

On f. 604 is only Rogerus Gale A.D. 1707. 

On 68¢, 69a, 704 are old pencil notes: 694, 7oa 
are blank. 

Cent. xii late, 23 lines to a page. 

At the top: In hoc libello continentur xxv pecie. 

The /ecia is the unit by which copyists charged. This 
tract contains 50 leaves. 

Bernardi Silvestris Megacosmus et Microcosmus. 
In huius operis primo libro qui megacosmus uocatur. 

Ends f. 119@: Excutias capitis oculos-modulaminis aures 

Ductoresque pedés + omnificasque manus. 

1196 is blank. 

See above under O. 7. 7. 

Cent. xii, xiii, in a beautiful small hand: 34 lines to a 


page. 


- Epistolae Senecae ad Lucilium . . ᾧ ‘ ® 


Seneca lucilio suo salutem + De triplici iactura tem- 
poris. (Ep. 1.) 

Ita fac mi lucili et uendicare tibi. 

Initials and Titles in red and green. " 

Ends in Lib. v. 16 (quid est hoc mi lucili quod nos 
alio tendentes). 

—si modo non institorem sed antistitem nactus est 
Vale. (Ep. 52.) 

Note (xiii): In fine desunt epistole Xxx. VIII. 

f. 154@ is blank: on the verso some notes of an 
ethical nature in a good hand of cent. xiii. f. 155 
is blank. 

A tract on Civil Law without title é ‘ 

Inter summas philosophie species ars boni et equi tum 
propter dignitatem sui tum propter omnium com- 
munem utilitatem eleganter dicitur connumerari. 

It consists largely of an explanation of Roman Law 
terms: at f. 174 is a slight break after a chapter 
on actiones. The text continues on f. 176 ὁ. 

Quod autem prescriptione. 

Another division ends with f. 1824 

Si qui sunt accusatores ubi dicit aperte discuti iura- 
mento. 

ἔ, 183 a has notes in the same hand as before: definition 
of studium, and tempestas, letter of Pope John to 
Justinus Augustus etc.: 1834 is blank. 

Another division begins on f. 184 

Pactorum quedam in contractu bone fidei. 


120 


156 


377 


378 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


There is no break till f. 202, after a section which begins 
Cum filius soluit pro patre aut est in potestate. 

There are notes in two hands on f. 202: 202 ὦ, 203 blank. 

Inc. prologus Legum Romanarum . : : ὁ 

Cum de partibus diuersisque causarum generibus 

per tot uariosque legum scrupulos legumque doc- 

toribus ad diffinitam sententiam sine labore per- 

uenire fas non sit utriusque iuris naturalis scilicet 

et ciuilis ratione perfecta et iudiciorum et contro- 

uersiarum exitus planis et apertis capitulis enoda- 

omni corruptione remota totum 


mus etc. 
refulgeat. 

De Datione Tutele «111+ 

Si pater uel auus non dedit. 

This ends unfinishéd or imperfect with f. 227. 

Inuasio est aliene possessionis rerum immobilium uiolenta 
occupatio. Sit rapina. 

IV. Cent. xiii, 30 lines to a page. 

Moralium dogma philosophorum per multa dispersum 
uolumina uir optime et liberalis contrahere meditabar. 
(By Hildebert P. Z. CLXX1. 1007.) . 

There are marginal notes in several hands, on religious 
matters. 

Text ends on f. 241 

Ante oculos uersemini iudicis cuncta cernentis. 

On ff. 241 46-246 ὁ the miscellaneous notes are continued. 

ν. Cent. xiii early, the first leaf in single lines 28 to a page, 
the rest with a narrow central column of about 
28 lines, surrounded by comment in the same hand. 

De multiplici iurisdictione nunc quasi tocius in partes 
nunc tanquam generis in species. Videtur enim quasi 
in totum diuidi ubi dicitur omne ius ex legibus 
constare et moribsigns! ii) sce! tlio male ὦ 

The text on f. 248 begins 

Karissimo amico suo et domino A, deo gratia 
romaneecclesie cancellario Bulg’ inchristosalutem + 
et eorum que iuris sunt archana percipere etc. 

De arbitris et iudicibus. 

Arbitrum itaque eum dicimus cui proprio consensu. 

Ends on f. 254 with a chapter on Afpfpellationes. 

religioni iudicantis de ea re. 

In the margin is the note 

Anno domini M®. cc®. Lx®. tunc incipiente accepi 
habitum religionis et sunt postea mortui de con- 


H 
canonicis nostris D™* Joh. de Begfeld. D™* Robertus 


H 
de Berierd. D. Robertus de Conton’. D. Ph. de 
Leya. D. Elyas de Bokam. D. Eustachius prior. 


204 


247 


[ο. 7. 


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Ὁ. Nicholaus Saunztere-D. Henr. de London - Ὁ. 
Barth. de Kaignes. 

The rest of the page and the verso are covered with 
lines and dots which are geomantic figures. On the 
verso are two of the questions which they were used 
for determining. 

Questio de carcerato utrum debeat liberari. 
Questio an fil. pariat. 


1369. Marianus Scorus. O. 7. 41 


Vellum, 63 x 33}, ff. 75, mostly 34 lines to a page. Cent. xi 
(1086?) in two hands, one very fine and small, the other blunt 
and rough. 


Marked D.9. No. 227. 2 fo. Ast febr. 
On f. 1 in a xvith cent. hand is 


Compotus mariani et concord. Evang. 


From Colchester Abbey :. see below. 
Collation: 1° 2 (+a folding sheet) 3°-6*.74 | 8° 9* τοῦ (5--ὃ canc.). 


Contents : 


1. Sphera Pythagorae. ‘ : ‘ : : : 
Racio spere pytagorice quam apuleius descripsit. 
Diagram below: and a note of cent. xiii on the days of the week. 
2. Kalendar Ξ Σ “ 5 " ᾿ : 5 4 16 
The usual verses 
Iani prima dies et septima fine timetur 
are given, also that on the signs. 
Principium [ani sancit tropicus capricornus. 
The Dies egyptiaci are also marked. 
Jan. 3 Non. Genouefe V. 
Feb, Kal. Brigide V. 
Mar. 16 Kal. Ap. In hibernia 8. patricii Ep. Gertrudis V. 
12 Kal. Ap. Benedicti Abb. 
Ap. 5 Id. Transitus S. Marie egyptiace. 
May. 2 Non. S. Iohannis ap. quando illesus exiuit ex oleo. 
3 Id. Mamerti Ep. et Maioli abb. 
13 Kal. Jun. Austregisili Ep. 
9 — Domitiani et Rogatiani. 
5 = Germani Ep. 
June. 61d. SS. Epp. Medardi et Gildardi. 
6 Kal. Jul. Maxentii Abb. 
2 -- Marcialis Ep. 


380 


CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


July. 5 1d. Transl. 5. Benedicti abb. 
a Kal. Aug. Germani Ep. 
Aug. Id. Radegundis V. 
14 Kal. Sept. Magni M. 
13 -- Maximi et Filberti C. 
8 -- Filiberti C. 
Sept. 7 Id. Emertii. 
14. Mansilii Ep. 
15 Kal. Oct. Lamberti Ep. M. 


14 --- Ferreoli M. 
2 -- Conceptio Iohannis bapt. secundum 
euangelium. 
Oct. Kal. Germani Vedasti Remigii. 


6 Non. Leodogarii M. 

5 π ii Ewaldorum presb. 

2 —  Pardulfi c. et abb. 

6 Id. Colonie Victoris et Gereonis c. soc. 
3 — Giraldi C. 

12 Kal. Nov. In colonie SS. XI. uirginum. 


1 - Seuerini Ep. 

το — Benedicti Ep. 

8 -- Crispini et Crispiniani et Frontonis. 
Nov. 81d. Willebrordi Ep. 

2 — Cuniberti Ep. 

9 Kal. Dec. Columbani. 
Dec. 2 Non. Benedicti Abb. 


Id. Reuersio 5. Martini Ep. 

This is the Kalendar of Marianus, with a strong flavour of 
Cologne. 

Table of the Nones. Regulares, Concurrentes etc 

With additions of cent. xiii. . 

Table of the signs. 

De aduentu Domini argumentum. (34 lines.) 

The great Paschal Cycle of 532 years, in a series of 28 tables 
of 19 years each : Η Ὰ : 

There are chronicle notes, οὐήμίον. and ie in the margin. 
The original hand gives Popes, Emperors, and some 
Biblical events. The later (xiii) gives notes on English 
affairs which fix the source of the MS. These notes are 
as follows: 

f. g (an. 1). Rex edvvardus ob. Non. Jan. Normanni 
debellant anglos. 11. Id. Oct. 

(an. xix.) Inceptum est opus ad S. Edmundum. 

οὐ (an. vi). Rex angl. Will. ob. succ. Will. Ann. xiii. 

an. xiii. Concil. ad cl. mont. 

an. xiv. Ceptum opus Colec(estrie). (This was at Easter 
1097.) 


[o. 7. 


8 ὁ 


8 ὁ 


TRINITY COLLEGE LIBRARY. 381 


an. xvii. Capta est Ierusalem. 
an. xviii. Ob. Will. iure suc. fr. eius henr. 
1o@ (an. xiv). Dedicacio, 
an, xviii. Gelasius papa. 
an. xix. Ob. Eudo. (This is Eudo Dapifer: ἃ. 28 Feb. 
1120.) 
1od an. i. Ob. Roahis. 
xi. Angli credunt Christo. 
xii. Ecclesia nostra incensa. 
xiii. Pallium datur Augustino. Eclipsis iv. Non. 
Aug. Ixxvi. 
. xvi. Rex. Angl. henr. ob.. et succ. fil. sororis 
St(ephanus). 
I1@ notes on Eclipses. 
xvi. Eccl. de Snapis funda(tur). Snape was a cell 
to Colchester. See R. 
114 Consecration and death of St Thomas and 
xix. Dedicatio ecc. S. Botulfi (of Colchester). 
There are no other important notes added. Those given 
shew clearly that the book belonged to Colchester Abbey. 
The tables end on f. 224. 
f. 23 is a folding sheet giving Tables of movable feasts. This 
compilation is dated to 1086 by the paragraph on 23 a 
quot uero anni usque in presentem annum millesimum 
uidelicet Ixxxvi incarn. iuxta dionisium etc. 
On f. 24 the text of the Computus continues 
Menses dicuntur a mensura. 
Ending f. 37 with the Greek numerals. 
On compound division 
In composita diuisione post denominationem per priorem 
caracterem . . . . 37 
Simplex est diuisor fiend partake tse sumit Εἴ 
articulo, compositus quando a digito. 
Capitula to the tract De Concordia Euangelistarum . ; 37 ὁ 
1. de uariis relationibus resurrectionis domini. 
xxiv. qua racione inueniri possint anni ab origine mundi. 
Pro annis domini Inven. Capitula . ; ἢ ᾿ 38 
Ad ueritatem dominicorum annorum pertingere solesti, 
—nisi a quo minus amatur. 
Cap. 1. Resurrectionis itaque christi tres opiniones. 
(Cf. P. 2. CXLVU. 514.) 
C. xxiv ends f. 564: etiam atque etiam anni ΤΠῚ clxxxii. 
De lunationibus’. . ἃ ° : . : 566 
Qui facultatem sengebansi eligit 
—debent subtrahi ut demonstratum est. 
The Orders of the Church (added rather later) . ‘ ‘ 58 ὁ 
Primus gradus hostiarius. 
Octo sunt principalia uicia. . ‘ 7 ϊ ; 58 ὁ 


382 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS, [ο. νι 


The Hebrew alphabet with numerical values ‘ : ; 59 

The Signs and planets with the Hebrew names 

(A)ries ( ) ale. 

(T)aurus ( ) or. 

(G)emini ( ) umim, 

etc. 

(S)aturnus (  ) ubtal. 

(L)una ( ) ibanae. 

All this page is of cent. xii. 

f. 60 begins in the same hand apparently as the early part of 
the book. By f. 63 it has been exchanged for a blunt thick 
hand which continues to the end of the book. 

A tract on Arithmetic. 

Hoc est sciendum quod quotiens articulus diuidit articulum uel 
digitus digitum composita est diuisio. 

On f. 664 is a title in capitals Y(s)AGOGE IN MINUCIAS. 

On 70% DIVISIO CUM DIFFERENTIA CONTINUA. 

Ends f. 754 qui numerus habet 111 diuisiones. 


1370. Cuartrers oF DEER ABBEY. O. 7. 42 


Vellum and paper, 68 x 49, ff. 30, 19 lines to a page. Cent. xvi, - 
not well written. 
Marked D. 8. No. 226. 
Collation: 1°3° 45 ν΄ 6* (paper). 
On f. 1, xvi, xvii, 
Sum Johannis Aubrii Wiltoniensis. 
Contents : 


1. Charte visitationis date monachis a deir per abbatem Charoli 


loci 1531. exemplar . ἦ i - : ἱ ἐὰν me 

2. Inc. mitigacio eiusdem ad monachos Deyrenses . : : 17 

3. Inc. Charta assignacionis monachorum a Deer . : : 206 
Imperfect at end. 

4. Inc. Carta augmentacionis Johannis abbatis . : : ‘ 23 
Ending f. 24 ὁ. 
The rest of the book contains lists of deer etc. 
On f. 304 the name Robertus Stephanusson (xvi). 

1871. FormuLae. οι Boe 


Vellum, 7 x 48, ff. 43, 22 lines to a page. Cent. xv, very well 
written. Blue and red initials. 


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Marked I. 3. No. 347. 

To judge from the notes at the end the book belonged to a 
Gilbertine house. The domus de Mareseia mentioned below is 
Mattersey in Nottinghamshire. 

Collation: 1*-5° 64 (wants 4). The first quire is marked O. 


Contents : 


Formulae beginning imperfectly. 

Sane verum est bona quandoque veracionibus(!) concuti et 
que mala sunt fallaci quadam prosperari ad tempus. 

On f. 4 a form of will. 

On ἢ. 20 sqq. Papal letters to Kings of England from Urban, 
Innocent, Benedict, Clement, Gregory. 

Ending f. 40 a. 

On f. 404 in another hand are notes of remarkable events, viz. 

Consecration of Anselm (1093). 
Templars founded 1128. 
Praemonstratensians 1145. 
Deposicio of Bernard 1153. 

Consecration, Exile, Death and Translation of St Thomas of 
Canterbury. 

Condemnation of Emperor Frederick by Innocent 1245. 

Battles of Lewes and Evesham 1264. 

Anno M°cclxxv Infirmitas generalis .s. scabies ouium et anno 
sequente obiit mag. Patricius ordinis de Sempyngham cui 
successit mag. Johannes. 

Anno (blank) combustio domus de Mareseia ord. de Sempyngham. 

Anno sequente. Death of Llewellyn. 

Anno MCCLXXXvIII in crastino S. Jacobi post solis occasum 
accensus est magnus rogus apud S. Botulphum. 

Anno MCCLI tithes granted to Edward. 

Siege of Berwick 1296. 


1372. O. 7. 44 
Missing. 


Joannis Pediasimi Synopsis Mathematica Graece. 


Paper. E. 7. No. 244. 


1373. CuitiapEes MEDICINALES, G.43, 45 


Paper, 73 x 54, ff. cir. 80. Cent. xvii, well written. 
Marked M. 3. No. 411. 


384 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 7. 


On the flyleaves at each end is a good deal of English verse of 
a despairing amatory character. 
Among scribbles on f. 1 
Would you count the planets soone 
Remember SIM SUN and y® Moone 


and 
July 10, 1642. 


Contents : 


Chiliades Medicinales. 
The Greek text on the right, an English version on the left page. 
Preface 
Πολλῶν οὐ μόνον ἀρχαίων ἀλλὰ καὶ νέων συνταξαμένων περὶ τῆς 
τῶν φαρμάκων σκευασίας τε καὶ δυνάμεως καὶ δοκιμασίας 
φίλτατε ’Apece. 
Ends in Chilias II. Hecatontas IT. 
τὸ δὲ λιθῶδες TH συγκρίσει καὶ τῇ χροᾷ ψωρὸν φαῦλον. 


1374. PsaLTERIUM. O. 7. 46 


Vellum, 73 x 54, ff. 157, 19 lines to a page. Cent. xv, in an 
exquisite Roman hand, with beautiful ornaments. The edges have 
been disastrously cropped by the binder. 

Marked C. 7. No. 138. 

Collation: V° 258-158 16-18" (wants 10). 


Contents : 


1. Beatus hilarius abstraxit hos psalmos de psalterio per quos 
debemus de specialibus negociis deum deprecari So te Seca ae 
Qui uult deum habere propitium dicat bono corde et contrito 
septem vicibus hos duos psalmos. Usque quo domine, 
et Ad te leuaui oculos meos. 


etc. 
2. List of psalms for the days of the week . ; ‘ ; 16 
Kalendar in red and black . ; ᾿ ς ; : ‘ 3 


Ap. 29. Petri Martyris. 
30. Seueri Ep. Neap. 
June Id. B. Antonii de padua. 
Dec. 19 Kal. Jan. Anelli ep. Neap. 


4. Psalter 2 ᾿ : ᾿ = : Il 
Cantica . : ; : , ‘“ Σ ᾿ 5 : ᾿ 126 ὁ 
Litany 1376 


Passio d. n. I. C. secundum Matheum. : Ξ - ; 1406 


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Passio d. n. I. C. secundum Marcum . 2 Α ᾧ a 1486 
x = hs Lucam . : 3 Z : 1556 
¥3 - 53 Johannem " 3 > 1626 

Ending, f. 1674: posuerunt iesum 

Laus Christo Vivo 
Petrus Ursuleus de Capua scripsit. 


This scribe’s name is not in Bradley’s Dict. of Miniaturists. 
The miniatures, etc., are as follows: 


1. Beatus vir f.11. Border of amorini, birds, and gold leaf-ornament. There have 
been shields in the lower margin—now cut off. The style is excellent. 

In the initial David with cusped nimbus kneels in landscape holding a triangular 
gold stringed instrument. In the background a tree by a river illustrating Ps. i. 

2. Dominus tlluminatio. Initial David in hat and crown holding the instrument 
as above points to his eye. Ground of lozenge cheques, gold, red, and blue. 

3. Dixit custodiam. A very similar initial, rather smaller. David points to his 
mouth. 

4. Dixit insipiens. The fool in a doublet half yellow, half brown: he holds a 
knotted stick, is bearded, and has a hat. Above on 2. is the face of God in the sky. 
The fool is looking away from it and laughing. 

5. Saluum me fac. David, nude except for a hat, kneeling in water over which a 
landscape has been coarsely painted. God’s head above. 

6. Lxultate. David full-face plays on the triangular instrument. Three boys 
below play trumpet, harp, and viol. 

7- Cantate. A crowd of white-robed clerks singing from a book on a wooden desk 
in two stages. 

8. Dixit dominus. Christ with sceptre, the Father with gold orb, both seated. 

9. Fassio sec. Matheum. Almost half-page. Matthew seated at wooden desk, 
fitted with horns for black and red ink; he is writing ina book. An angel in air holds 
an open book for him. 

10. Sec. Marcum. Mark at a similar desk writing on a scroll. Lion (winged) lies 
on &. guarding a book. 

11. Sec. Lucam. Similar. Luke has a second book on a smaller desk. Winged 
ox lies on 2. by a book. 

12. Sec. Fohannem. He is young and seated on a rocky island writing a long 
scroll, The eagle (more like a swallow) in air with open book on its back, and holding 
a scroll inscribed Aquila volans per medium celi. 

The Litany is unusual. At the beginning is an alphabet of invocations to Christ, 
beginning Archangelorum eternitas, and ending Zelus et corona martyrum. 

The patriarchs, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Melchisedec, follow the (3) archangels. 

Moses, Aaron, Elias, Isaiah—Daniel, Samuel, Zacharias, John Baptist. 

Confessors. Severus, Eleucadius, Gulielmus, Gaudentius, Rofillus, Mercurialis, 
Egidius et prophe¢e, Leonard, Paternian, Mauritius, Benedict, Maurus, Larus. 


I conjecture from the entry of two Bishops of Naples in the 
Kalendar that the book was written for that diocese. 
The confessors named above come from all parts of Italy. 


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1375. W. Hirron. Ds ae &, 


Vellum, 7} x 48, ff. 95, 29 lines to a page. Cent. xv, fairly well 
written. 

Marked E. 12. No. 249. 

Collation: 1 flyleaf. 189% 10” (2 after 3rd leaf) 11° (wants 
10). 


Contents : 
1. Walter Hilton’s Scala Perfectionis (no title in the agit 


Capitula libri subsequentis (Χο) . a 
pat pe innere hauynge of man chulde be like unto pe 
uttre C. i. 


Text begins f. 4: 
Gostly sister in ihesu crist I preye pe pat in pe calling 
etc. 
The chapters in the text are numbered up to xciii, whose title 
corresponds with that of xci in the Capitula. 
Ends f. 824: and to p* ioye p* pou 3ernes to. Amen. 
83 6-—86 ὁ blank. 
2. Tractatus eiusdem quomodo pone guna 29 sunt euadendae 
(no title in the MS.) . ; é 87 
Ilke man and ilke woman pat be ῥε grace of God. 
Ends in the seventh section, imperfectly: 
My thoghtes are spred abrode turmentyng my hert per 
haue tamed nyght. 


1376. ALCHEMICA. Cy Ry 


Paper, various sizes, mostly about 84x 6, several volumes. 
Cent. xv-xvii. 
Marked C. 38. (No. 169.) 


Contents: 


I. A note-book ff. cir. too called in the Catalogue 
Notae Roberti Fludd. 
The contents are chiefly alchemical, and are in Latin, French 
and English: there are a few coloured diagrams. 
The first note is 5 
How to purify Antimony. 
Antimony as it commeth out of the mines is not so pure 
as it ought to be. 
II. Cent. xv, late. 


ΠῚ. 


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Inc. prologus in libro qui vocatur Rosarium philosophorum . 
Laus sit deo patri qui dat sapientiam 
—et quem uolueris inhonorabis. 
Hic inc. quidam tractatus ex libris antiquorum philoso- 
phorum collectus . : . 
Desiderabile desiderium. 
Ends imperfectly on f. 424. f. 43 almost gone. 
Cent. xvi (1531) a ζ - 
An alchemical poem in French: 
Il aduint vng jour que nature 
en disputant a vng soufleur. 
With marginal analysis by a later hand in Latin. 
On f. 664 the verse ends: 
Plus ne ten dis mais je te jure 
mon dieu quil fault suir nature. 
Parabolla . . ἃ ‘ ᾿ 
Plusieurs eiedbenl et saiges historiens. 
Verse resumed on f. 696: 
Veeilleque on men desdye. 
Ending f. γιό: 
' Mais peu le troeue on par escript 
sil nest m’ oultres visiblement. 
Explicit. 
Two leaves blank. 
Note in prose : . 
Nottez bien que dit morien pour le fen qui χά tout le 
secret de nostre art. 
Verse . ᾿ : 
Ma tres dowies mere nature 
la plus parfaite creature. 
Ends ἢ g1é: 
Chy finist la Responsse toutte 
que lartiste fist en grant doubte 
deuant nature sa maistresse 
dont il en eult en fin grant Richesse. Amen. 
Escript le 2° de may. mil 5 et 31 Wulgaire a .6. heures apres 
midy. 
Receipt with astrological signs . Ἢ : é ‘ F 
Notes from Aristotle . . 
Balade ΜΉΝ le coeur salads fait qui sy feque 
Refrain P ‘ Ἢ 
pour auoir fruit tres wanetlesk. 
In a bad hand. 
Simon Forman’s Dream 
In six-line stanzas 
When phebus wyth hys golden carte. 
About 20 leaves: ending 
To trust in him and not be deceyved. 


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On f. 1: ‘* Thy Will be Dun ο Lorde.” Probably therefore 
the book belonged to William Dunn. 
A tract headed De Solutione Corporum. 
Tota Chymia versatur in solutione et Coagulatione. 
VI. ff. cir. 25. Cent. xvi. 
In four-line stanzas 
Of seven degrees, to heaven which may be called seaven 
heavens in earthe 
I wolde I were in heaven. 
I wolde I were in heaven (this worde 
full manye full ofte cast owt at borde). 
A worde and wishe to be alowed 
if heaven by wishe might be avowed. 
Ending: 
And so the seven here to employ 
that theight by them we may enioy. 
geve grace (o God) and graunt us this 
w°® art of father in coelis. Amen. 


1377. Menpica. O. 8. 2 


Vellum and paper, δὲ x 5%, ff. 90, mostly 51 lines to a page. 
Cent. xiv, xv. 

Marked C. 45. No. 176. 

Prefixed are four vellum leaves 


1. A leaf of a service-book with music on a four-line stave (xiv). 
2. Three leaves of a treatise on the Sacraments—text and comment. of cent. xiii, xiv. 


At the top of ἢ. 3 4 is a possible press-mark ee 


Contents : 


1. Sufficiencia omnium scienciarum naturalium . ὡς ἀν a 
Cum-omnem appetitum moueat bonum. 
End ἢ. 5 ὁ patet igitur diuisio omnium scienciarum naturalium. 
Expl. suffic. omn, sci. nat. 
2. List of names of herbs in Latin and English . ‘ : 6 
Apium commune + smalache 


Zemlia +i+ ceztmodin. 
Expl. per fratrem Ric. Tenet. 

3. Tractatus electuariorum surriporum et unguentorum . ὲ II 
Aurea, Renes et reuma caput lapis et latus algida matrix 


Eruit erectum carni de uulnere plenum. 


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Expl. tract. elect. surrip. et unguent. Script. per tenet. 
4. Practica Bernardi de Villa noua : ὁ Ε ᾿ é 14 
Quoniam de melioribus amicis quas habere uideor 
—et vesicani que dicte sunt. 
Expl. pract. mag. Bernardi de villa noua cathalani. Script. 
per te(net). 

5. Commentum Bernardi Prouincialis in tabulam Salerni’ . 16 
Ad opes omnium in arte medicinali studere uolencium 
—externis cataplasmatum valet epaficis. Quod Tenet. 

Expl. comm. B. prouincialis super tabulas mag. Salarni. 

6. Tractatus de urinis . ° ° 5 Σ 5 ἃ ° 28 
In urina sunt 4° regiones considerande. 

Ends perhaps unfinished on f. 33. Some later verses added. 

7. Tractatus optimus de urinis . . . . oes 34 
In omnibus libris latinorum. 

Ends f. 68, in viro et muliere Walt. et Jo. de s.a. 
Expl. quemadmodum (?) fuerat per tenet. 
On 684 are later English receipts. 

8. Tract without heading 
Cum in humano corpore sint 4 qualitates . . . 69 

9. Gérardi Cremonensis modus medendi. . ° . . 71 

De unguento Marcyaton. 
Vnguentum marciaton facit ad fra té et dolorem capitis. 
—admisce et utere. ᾿ 
Expl. modus medendi gerardi cremon. deo gracias quod tenet. 
ro. Qui cupit urinas in ea compendia scire 3 ‘ ° 
Apparently the Signa Ricardi Monspessulani. The title 
occurs on f, 764. 
Miscellaneous paragraphs. 
11. Tract. de pulsibus . ὁ : . ὁ . . ° 78 
Pulsus ut dicit philaretus est mocio cordis 
—indicari non possunt. Expl. tract. de puls. tenet. 
On Urinis . - 4 Α . : i > . . 8ο 
Regule platearii collecte sub compendio . ᾿ ‘ , 80 ὁ 
12. The last quire in another hand (?) contains various receipts 
in Latin, French and English. 


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neat but not good pictures and ornaments. The hand very good. 

Marked D. 3. No. 384. 

In quires of eight leaves. 


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Contents: 


"Ἔκφρασις ἐν ἐπιτομὴ τοῦ πίνακος τοῦ κατὰ ἰωάννην ἁγίου εὐαγγελίου. 
ἀρχομένη ἀπὸ TH μεγάλ. κυριακ. τοῦ πάσχα ᾿ ᾿ 5 7a en δ. 


Πίναξ ἐν ἐπιτομὴ τοῦ ὕφους τοῦ ay. εὐαγΎΥ. τοῦ ὅλου ἐνιαυτοῦ ᾿ iid 
Kalendar é x . > : A A é > ᾿ vii 
Εὐσέβιος Καρπιανῶ (in red: the letter only, not the Canons) . vii ὁ 


Five blank leaves. 


The Gospels. Each is preceded by a full-page picture of the 
Evangelist. The traditional types are well given: a coarse gold is 
used in the first two. 

It is Evann. bb. in Scrivener’s list, and was collated by him in 
1862. He assigns it to cent. xii. It was collated by Mill. In 
Gregory’s Prolegomena 111. 2, p. 480 it is no. 66 (saec. xii or xiii). 


1379. ComMENTARIUS IN LUCANUM. 
ore Sn 6006 


eae 


Vellum, 88 x 54, ff. 47, 59 lines to a full page. Cent. xii, in a 
fine small hand. 

Marked C. 32. No. 163. 2 fo. et parum procedere. 

Collation: τὸ 2° (only fragments of 1 and 8 left) 358-55 6" (+ 1). 


Contents: 


Commentarius in Lucanum. 

Persone romanorum scilicet poe (pompeius) et cesaris curionis et 
atonis (Catonis) et ceterorum sunt principaliter materia in hoc 
Operée. 1... Ut cetera sint leuiora historiam breuiter uideamus. 

Legimus rome multas fuisse dignitates. 

Liber II begins on f. 8. 

Between II. 115 and III. 580 are only two fragments of leaves left. 

Thrice the marginal note in capitals occurs. TRANSFER AD 
NUDUM. 

The beginnings of the books after Lib. II are not given. 

The four middle leaves of quire 6 are of considerably smaller size 
than the rest. 

Text ends on f. 474: 

Secundum ortum et occasum lune...... et usque ad septimam diem 
p/us exi/ et tunc decrescere INCIPIT. 


1380. ALCHEMICA. 7, Be 5 


Paper, 8} x 54, ff. 196+ 5, and many blank leaves. Cent. xvi, 
well written. 


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Marked Ὁ. 30. No. 161. 
Belonged to Dr John Dee. The table of contents is at least in 
part in his hand, and a monogram, seemingly JD, is on a flyleaf. 


The Table of Contents is full and accurate: 


I. 


Io. 


It. 


12. 


13. 


14. 


15. 


16. 


17. 


Tancredus ae de oe spirituum et Cor- 


porum ° . . . ὦ . ° st 


Dicendum est in hoc volumine 
—et naturam perfectam. 
Some receipts with a preliminary discourse 
Inter sensibilia autem sanguisque. 
[Liber fiducie; see O. 8. 25. No. 6] . ᾿ ᾿ 
Iam praeterierunt libri apud nos ad propinquam. 
Inc.- liber Marie sororis Tolomei . * 
Et liber Assudii Philosophi [Al. Clauis Alphedii] 
very false written, 
Scito fili quod hunc librum. 
Chalit filius Ysid de . : ° Α ᾿ ᾿ 2 . 
Inquit chalit filius Ysid. Primo necesse est. 
Fuga leporis . . 
Et quoniam Geber ΝΡ ἐμώνρον, 
Tractatus de separatione quatuor Elementoram - ° 
Est lapis unus et medicina una. 
Speculum. το ΝΥ ΡΟ eS 
Cum in omni natura. 
Multiplicatio Elixeris albi vel Rubei . F 
Quando vis multiplicare lapidem. 
Practica (2 paragraphs) . Ξ ὃ . : : . 
Recipe meam partem limaturae lunae. 
Liber Hermetis de transmutatione mercurii in Solem et 
Lunam ° ° 
Practica ων rer’ transmutatione. 
Opus quod dedit virgilius philosophus maximiano imperatori 
(10 hexameter lines.) 
Practica Arnaldi de nova villa . . : : : 
Proiectis igitur. 
Virtutes et compositiones 4° lapidum quas Aristoteles 


Alexandro magno misit .« : . ὃ δ ° 
(Unfinished.) 
Tractatus Experientea vocatus . 4 ὸ ° 
Arnaldi ut inquit Northon alias Baconis Multipharie multis- 
que modis. 


Lapis Aquilae Iohannis de porta claudorum. “ 
Lapis Aquilae cum natura. 
Compendium utile seu Rosarius dictus secundum Tollitanum 
philosophum maximum . : 5 δ ° . 
Desiderabile desiderium. 


391 


14 


τι 


156 


63 


66 


74 


392 


18. 
10. 
20. 
21. 


22. 


23. 


24. 


25. 


26. 


27. 
28. 
20. 
30. 
41: 
32. 
33: 
34: 


35: 
36. 


37: 


CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


Ortolanus . Ἶ ᾿ . A Ξ ᾽ : ‘ x 
Omnia corpora. 
Tract. excellens et notatu dignus ἐ : ‘ : . 


Sciendum quod sensus est causa. 

Sequitur quidam tract. Hermetis de lapide philosophico . 

Dixit Hermes patri suo. 

Visio Edwardi . ‘ : : . ᾿ A = ea 

Ego Edwardus. 

Practica vera Alchimiae per Mag. Ortolanum Parisiis pro- 
bata 1358 (quam Joh. Dumbelii de Anglia excerpsit de 
libris prefati magistri quam breuissime potuit ex mandato 
Ill™ principis Canonici de Walkensteyn diuina proui- 
dentia Treverens. Archiep. a.d. 1386) . : : 4 

Quatuor sunt species. 

Tractatus de lapide minerali per separationem quatuor 

elementorum a Mercurio sublimato . : : 

Operatio prima. Rec. libram .i. vitrioli. 

Dialogus inter Hilardum necromanticum et quendam 
spiritum . : . : . . . . . 

Petitio philosophi. Potest ne fieri lapis. 

Testamentum Gebri summi philosophi (al. S. Thomas de 
Aquino. Inc. tract. de calcibus diuersorum materialium 
ex quibus sales subtilissimi extrahuntur) . 

Ex omnibus rebus. 
Verbum abbreuiatum seu hortus Thesaurorum . . ° 
Thesaurum hoc qui semel habuerit. 

(A loose sheet of receipts in another hand.) 

Accurtatio Ray(mundi) de Tartaro et vino philosophorum etc. 

kx. Tartari vini Renensis seu beluensis. 

Mundus philosophus de Adrop. et nigro nigrius nigro . 

ΒΚ. sericum (alias sericon), 

Commentarius in tabulam smaragdinam Hermetis  . 

Prologue. Inc. liber Hermetis. 


Visio extracta ex turba ᾿ : . ᾿ ᾿ ᾿ . 
Dicta beleni per figuram. 
Flores operis solaris ac lunaris incerto authore . . 


Salutem rogasti. 

Liber perfecti magisterii sec. Rasim philosophum . ΒΕ 
Quoniam studii solertis. 

Tract. bonus et utilis . 
Quia nimius sereno. 

Iste est bonus tractatus quamuis intellectu difficilis -. F 
Cum quaeratur quid sit spiritus occultatus. 

Haec est positio generalis multiplicationis . 

Sequitur optimus tract. et notatu dignus 
Inspectiue prospiciatis. 

Hic sequitur prol. super declaratione lapidis Philosophorum 
Est lapis in mundo qui non reperitur eundo. 


[o. 8. 
107 
109 
Iit 


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119 
128 


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134 


140 


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148 
150 


153 


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38. Practica Rasis . . Μ ᾿ ὸ ὲ 4 ‘ 178 
In dei nomine amen. et cum eius adiutorio. 
39. Opus Trinitatis . . . . . : : . . 182 
In nomine beatissime et indiuidue trinitatis. 
40. Dialogus inter magistrum et discipulum_. : . : 186 
Note by Dee (?) 
Hic inc. tract. Alkemiae compositur per Arn. de noua Villa 
ut habet vetustum quoddam exemplar scriptum anno 1474 
In hoc libro loquar de secretis naturae. 
41. Carmen perpulcrum totum opus enucleans . 5 ‘ . 192 
En philosophantium hac in cantilena. 
Ends f. 196 
Eius fructus uberis et predulcis. Aimen. 
The name Egidius de Vadis follows. 


13881. ΒΕΡΑ ΡῈ Narturis Rerum, ETC. 


Οὐ Ὁ 
6050 


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very fine minuscule. Initials in red and green. 

Marked C. 25. No. 156. 2 fo. grauissima. 

Belonged to Dr Dee. On f. 1 are the signs 22 and a later 
note. First 1. Joannis Dee. It is No. 180 in the catalogue of his 
MSS. (ed. Halliwell) “Imago mundi cujus initium est oferatio 
diuina pergameno. 4°.” 

Collation : 2 flyleaves. 18-78 84 (wants 4). 


Contents : 


1. Imago Mundi. Table of chapters in a later hand (xii) . f. τὰ 
De quadrifario dei opere 
—Diuisio terre. 
Late title. Beda de naturis rerum (P. L. xc. 187). A 16 
Operatio diuina que secula creauit et gubernat quadri- 
formi opere distinguitur. 
Ends f. 104: 
atque inde affrica a meridie usque ad occidentem ex- 
tenditur. 
2. Cicero de senectute (no title) ‘ Ξ 5 Ξ Ἀ ὃ ιο 
O Tite si quid ego 
—re experti probare possitis. 
3. Cicero de amicitia (no title) . ‘ ° ; ᾿ ᾷ . 256 
Quintus mutius augur 
—nichil amicitia prestabilius putetis. 


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4. Ciceronis Orationes in Catilinam (no title) . ; : é 38 ὁ 
i. Quousque tandem. 
ii. Tandem aliquando . : ‘ . ‘ $ 3 : 43 
iii, 475. iv. 526. 
5. Sallustii et Ciceronis inuectiuae (no title) . τ ᾧ 5 56 
1. (G)rauiter et iniquo animo. 
2. Ea demum magna uoluptas est . ° : > 576 


Ends unfinished f. 59 4: 
Vnde tantum hic exhausit quantum (VII. § 19). 
An old pencil note follows. 


O. 8. 7 


1382. Hermias. JULIANUS. | 
5933, 34 
Paper, 8} x 6, ff. 74, 13 lines to a page. Cent. xvi (1576), well 
written. : 
Marked C. 24. No. 155. 
Written by Andreas Darmarios. Colophon f. 74: 


ὑπὸ dvipéov δαρμαρίου τοῦ ἐπιδαυρίου σὺν θεῷ ἤληφε τέρμα ἐν τῷ 
ἔτει ᾳῴος νοεμβρίου κ΄. 
1. Ἑρμείου τοῦ φιλοσόφου διασυρμὸς τῶν ἔξω φιλοσόφων . ΡῈ 
Παῦλος ὁ μακάριος ἀπόστολος. 
—kal λόγῳ σαφεῖ βεβαιούμενον. 
Τέλος σὺν deg. 


2. Ἰουλιανοῦ καίσαρος εἰς βασιλέαν ἡλίου (!) πρὸς Σαλουστῖνον . 13 
Προ... ὑπολαμβάνω τοῦ λόγου. ‘ 
3. ᾿ἸἸουλιανοῦ αὐτοκράτορος καίσαρος ᾿Αντιοχιεὺς ἢ μισοπώγων 4 52 


᾿Ανακρέοντι τῷ ποιητῇ. 
Ends f. 74. ἀντάξιος ἑτέρων. 


1383. Brssarion. {so 8. 8 


5955 


Paper, 8} x 6, ff. 42+ 2, various numbers of lines to a page. 
Cent. xvi, clearly written. 
Marked C. 49. No. 180. 
On f. 1 
LT Joach. Camerario dd. Joan Sambucus Virmiae V KI. Octobr. 1568. 


Contents : 


Βησσαρίωνος καρδηνάλεως τοῦ τῶν τούσκλων περὶ τοῦ τῆς ἱερᾶς 
εὐχαριστίας μυστηρίου καὶ ὡς τοῖς τοῦ κυρίου ῥήμασι μάλιστα 
τελειοῦται τί καὶ ἱερουργεῖται. 


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κεφ. α΄. 
Tod ἱεροῦ τῆς συνάξεως καὶ εὐχαριστίας μυστηρίου. 

See Bibl. Magna Patr. Paris vi. 467 and Allatius de perpetuo 

Consensu p. 432. 
Ends ὅτι ἂν τύχοι ἀφειδῶς ἀπορρίπτουσιν. 
On two leaves at the end are an extract 

Ἑρμείου ἐκ τοῦ διαλόγου 

Εἰς τέσσαρα διηρημένης τῆς πολιτείας 
and some other notes in Greek very ill written. 


1384. Mepica. O. 8. 9 


Paper, 8} x 53, ff. 43, 31 lines to a page. Cent. xv late, clearly 
written. The monogram IHC at the top of each page. 

Marked C. 50. No. 181. 2 fo. stomachum. 

Perhaps belonged to Dee. There are some marginal notes in a 
hand resembling his. 


Contents : 


1. [Morborum curatio quintessentialis] 5 Η . Heys eh ee 
Magisterium incommodorum senii et pristine iuuentutis 
restauracionis. 
The first section ends on f. 5 with a reference to John of 
Bridlington : 
—mundialium thesaurorum thesaurum maximum elargiri. 
Ut dicit venerabilis philosophus Raymundus lully. 
Lib, 1 ends f. 29: cuius nomen glorificetur hic et in euum. 
Amen. 
Expl. liber primus. 
Quia ut dicit Raymundus philosophus lapis est unius anni. 
Ends imperfectly on f. 37 4. [ 
2. Inc. prologus libri qui dicitur glcria mundi uel liber quinque 
clauium . . . . ° ὃ . Η . - 38 
In nomine ἃ. n. I. C. εἰ per virtutem eius. 
Ends f. 434: et hec dicta sufficiant. Explicit. 


O. 8. τὸ 
1385. Marcus Diapocuus ETc. 5935- 


5938 


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parts written by Patrick Young. 


396 


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Nos. 8-11, 14 are very likely copied from MS. Barocc. 133. 


Contents: 


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Σχόλιον τὸ καὶ προοίμιον περὶ τοῦ ὀνόματος τοῦ ὁσίου ...... 
Διαδόχου ὁμοίως κ. περὶ τῆς τοῦ Μάρκου προσηγορίας . 
᾿Αμφιβάλλεται παρὰ τοῖς πολλοῖς. 


᾿Αρχὴ σὺν θεῷ τῶν κεφαλαίων τοῦ Διαδόχου : ξ : 


Περὶ πίστεως ἐλπίδος καὶ ἀγάπης. 
Πάσης πνευματικῆς θεωρίας. 
Part of a list of the κεφάλαια of Diadochus . . 
Ex MS. Cod. Coll. Sionensis apud Londinenses. 
This MS. does not seem to be in existence at Sion College. 
*"Epwrjces κ. ἀποκρίσεις τ. ay. Διαδόχου . 5 . : 
Ti ἦν ἐν τῷ κόσμῳ. 


Ὅρασις τοῦ αὐτοῦ dy. Διαδόχου (dated Oxon. 23 Aug. 1638) . 


Ti δὴ τοσοῦτον. 
Μάρκου μοναχοῦ περὶ νηστείας. Te al . : . 
Προσήκει τοὺς ἀσκοῦντας. 
Ex MS. Cod. Coll. Sion. 
Dated—Londini in aedibus meis iuxta palatium D. Jacobi 
14 Apr. 1641. 
Tod μακαρίου Iwdvvov τοῦ Καρπαθίου κεφάλαια περὶ ἀγεννήτου 
κ. γεννητῶν κ. ἀγαθοῦ κ. καλοῦ φυσιολογία ἀσκητική 
Καλὰ ἐξ ἀγαθοῦ τὰ πάντα γεγόνασι. 
Eiusdem κεφάλαια ἠθικὰ 00 ὶ ᾿ s ᾿ ὶ Ρ̓ 
Two iambic lines: Πηγὴν νάουσαν κ.τ.λ. 


ξεστι παντὶ πιστεύοντι ὀρθῶς. 


Τοῦ αὐτοῦ περὶ εὐχῆς κεφ. λα. ‘ ° . . . 
ψυχὴν ἔρωτι κ.τ.λ. 

Τοῦ ἀγαθοῦ τε καὶ νοεροῦ. 

Tod αὐτοῦ. κεφ. γνωστικὰ AB. ; ᾿ . . ς 
Φωτίζεται νοῦς κ.τ.λ. 


᾿Αναγκαῖον εἰδέναι τὸν γνωστικὸν. 


Tod αὐτοῦ περὶ πράξεως x. θεωρίας πνευματικῆς κεφ. py. 
Λειμὼν ἐνθάδε κ.τ.λ. 
᾿Απαρχὰς ἅλωνος καὶ ληνοῦ. 
Ex MS. Cod. Coll. Sionis capita quaedam Joh. Carpathii 
monachi . . ᾿ . 5 . : . : : 
᾿Αποδέχου μᾶλλον τὸν σκώπτοντα σε. 
(5 paragraphs.) 
ff. 1604, 161 blank. 
Tod ὁσίου πατρὸς ἡμῶν ἀββᾶ wires μοναχοῦ els τὸν Μελ- 
χισεδὲκ λόγος ζ΄ δ ; Ξ » : + 4 
‘O κύριος τὸν μὲν κόσμον. 
Dated. Sherbornae in Juniano nostro prid. Cal. Aug. 1634. 
Tod ἀββᾶ Μάρκου ἀντίζυγα κακῶν ταῖς ἀρεταῖς . : 


[o. 8. 


127 
128 


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᾿Ακροώμενος λόγον ἐρώτα. 
Oxonii Dec. 10, 1632. 
Tod 60. war. hu.’ Edpalu παραίνεσις ἀσκητικὴ κατὰ ἀλφάβητον 
᾿Αρχὴ ἀποταγῆς. 
Τοῦ αὐτοῦ ἕτερον ἀλφάβητον . ᾿ ‘ a ; ° 
᾿Ακούσατε ταῦτα viol φωτὸς. 
Jan. 17, 1639 stylo Anglico. 
Eiusdem débyos els τὸν τίμιον κ. ζωοποιὸν σταυρόν . ° 
᾿Αγαλλιάσεως κ. εὐφροσύνης. 
ff. 180-182 blank. © 
Maximi Confessoris περὶ Θεολογίας x. τῆς ἐνσάρκου οἰκονομίας 
τ. υἱοῦ τ. θεοῦ κεφ. T . . : é . 
Εἷς θεὸς ἄναρχος. 
Eiusdem ἕτερα xed. t€ θεολογικά 5 ᾿ ᾷ : 3 
“Ev ἐστὶ τὸ ὑπεράναρχον. 
Oxon. 19 Aug. 1650. 
(Nos. 17, 18 are probably copied from MS. Barocc. 128.) 
Tod ὁσ. war. ju. Συμεὼν τοῦ νέου ἜΝ περὶ προσευχῆς κ. 
ἀναγνώσεως λόγος . Ε . . 
Ὃ διδασκόμενος ἐὰν μὴ Seder: 
(Perhaps from MS. Barocc. 213.) 
Eiusdem κεῴ. πρακτικὰ x. θεολογικά. 2 τ > 
θεὸς τοῖς μὲν σωματικῶς. 
(Nos. 20-22 are probably from MS. Barocc. 69.) 
Eiiusdem wep. ἕτερα θεολογικά τε K. γνωστιά . ᾿ é 
Οὔτε τῷ θεολογοῦντι. 
Eiusdem κεῴ. ἕτερα θεολογικὰ κ. πρακτικά ° 
᾿Απαρχὴ Χριστὸς. 
Λόγος περὶ ἀσκήσεως . 
᾿Εντεῦθέν μοι τί ἔστιν ἄσκησις εἰπεῖν. 
Oxon. 23 Aug. 1650. 
Ἡσυχίου πρεσβυτέρου πρὸς... Θεοφύλακτον μοναχὸν τῆς ὑπεραγ. 
θεοτόκου τῆς ἐς Ἢ gape shoe κεφαλαιώδεις 
ὑποθῆκαι. ᾿ Ξ . ᾿ 
Εἷς οὖν ὁ τρόπος. 
(Perhaps from Laud. Gr, 21.) 
Tod dy. Θεοδώρου τοῦ "Edéoons ἐπισκόπου. 
Πᾶς ὁ ἐναντιούμενος. 
Ἔκ τοῦ ἁγ. Μάρκου 
Παράμενε τῇ διανοίᾳ . 
Σοφῶν ἀνδρῶν καλλίσται φράσεις ἢ pio δρῶν ἃ ἅμα τε ii 
τῶν πρακτικῶν. ᾿ ᾿ . ὁ 
Πρᾶξιν προτιμήσειας ἣ ὀιωρίων. 
In iambic verse written as prose, in 59 sections ending 
μήπως δεηθῇς ἐσχάτων καθαρσίων. 


174 


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"3: 
13886. Acumes. ACTUARIUS. ei, 


Paper, 8 x 54, ff. 99, 31 lines to a page. Cent. xv, xvi, in a 
good small hand. 

Marked C. 18. No. 149. 

Collation: 18-128 13* wants 4. 


Contents : 


1. Achmetis oneirocritica. 
Πίναξ τοῦ παρόντος κριτικοῦ τῶν ὀνείρων βιβλίου . . ΕΙΣ 


α΄. περὶ ἀναστάσεως νεκροῦ 


σβ΄. περὶ ἀκρίδων. 
Βιβλίον ὀνειροκριτικῆς ὅπερ συνῆξε καὶ συνέταξεν ἀχμήτ υἱὸς 
σερεὶμ ὀνειροκρίτου 2 . Ν 2 8 
Tod πρωτοσυμβούλου μαμοῦν πολλὰ potted ἀν 
Only 8 lines of the text ending 
Εὐφρανθήσεται τὰ μέγιστα. 
2. Actuarius de Urinis . . : . : ‘ : 9 
Title very faint 
Τάδε ἔνεστιν ἐν τῷ περὶ διαφορᾶς οὔρων λόγω. 
Περὶ διαφορᾶς οὔρων λόγος α΄. 
Πάλαι μὲν ἴσως pnarsyans gh 
Περὶ διαγνώσεως οὔρων a’ : ὃ . ° ‘ : 22 
β΄ 9 ‘ : Σ : : ‘ 32 
Περὶ αἰτίας ἐς ᾿ r 2 ᾿ ; ᾽ A ς A 5 446 
Περὶ προγνώσεως οὔρων a’ : Ὰ ‘ : : : 76 
ye ΒΊΑΝ ee Sie a) τ Bs 
Ending f. 99 a. 


1387. Nuit QUAEDAM. { O. 3.994 


5954 


Paper, 83 x 63, ff. 239. Cent. xvii, seemingly all in Patrick 
Young’s hand. 
Marked C. 33. No. 164. 


Contents : 


1. Tod ὁσίου πατρὸς ἡμῶν Νείλου περὶ φιλοσοφίας ἀσκητῶν πάνυ 
ὠφέλιμος. : : ᾿ " : Ξ 3 ΟΣ 
Φιλοσοφεῖν ἜΑ ΘΉΚΟΝ 
(Nos. 1-3 may be from Laud. Gr. 17.) 


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2. Liusdem πρὸς Μάγναν διάκονον περὶ ἀκτημοσύνης . ᾿ i 53 
Πρώην μὲν. 
3. Liusdem πρὸς ᾿Αγάθιον μονάζοντα. Ἴ Δ ᾿ ‘ ‘ 105 
Ἔθος ἔχοντί μοι. 
4. Tod μακαρίου Νείλου περὶ τῶν η΄ λογισμῶν . . ῃ 4 209 
Περὶ γαστριμαργίας. 
᾿Αρχὴ καρποφορίας ἄνθος 
(perhaps from MS. Baroce. 5). 
Londini in aedibus meis 4 Maii 1641. 
5. Etusdem περὶ προσευχῆς : Ε J : ῳ ‘ 4 215 
Ei τις βούλοιτο. 
From a MS. at Sion College. 
6. Liusdem κεφάλαια γνωστικά .« ἃ F 4 : > 222 
Φόβον det ἔχειν. 
Other extracts from Nilus follow: this section is dated at end 
Extonae in aedibus Joh. Junii nepotis 16 Jun. 1650. 
ἡ. ἈΚεφάλαια ἠθικὰ x. διδασκαλικὰ... «Νείλου...ἐν μέτρῳ sailed 
συντεθέντα . . . . 230 
᾿Ανθεμόεις παράδεισος ὁ τῶν renee ogi ives 
Ending f. 237 
Τόνδε θεῷ κράζεις εὐθὺ πάρειμι λέγει. 
Oxon. 8 Mart. 1647 (from MS. Barocc. 111 ?). 
A loose sheet of various readings on no. 7 (source not specified) 
follows. : 


1388.(Ὀ Grsta Romanorum. O. 8. 13 


Vellum and paper, 83x 58, ff. 193+5, 31 lines to a page. 
Cent. xv early, clearly written, with coarse ornament on f. I. 

Marked C. 17. No. 148. 

Collation: the outermost and innermost sheets of each quire 
are of vellum. a—n™ o” (11 canc.). | 

The three flyleaves at the beginning are fragments of an 
account roll of cent. xiv, xv. On one side, well written, are 
portions of an Irish rental. Among the names that occur are 


1. Ballythormoth - Ballybrodyn + Mologhrath + Balyrothe « 


Henr. Adameson. 
Christopher de Holywode. 
Manerium de Trym. 
2. Nouum castrum de Lyones Tasshagard. 
...Joh. Humbleton...Laurencius Neweton. 
...fratres Carmelitarum leghlyn...Galfr. de Vale miles. 
Cromlyn. 


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Bally Margg. . 

Capella Isold et saltus salmonum...Walt. de la Hyde...Edw. 
Perrers... Will. Wellesley...Th. Monyn...Will. Kylmyngton. 
Walt. Eure...Prior S. Joh. Jerusalem hibern. 

3. Balyskeagh. 

Manerium de demore. 

Castelricard. 

Maneria de Rathtoirith (Ὁ) Ardumlghan . Moylagh « Kyldalk’ 
Beauregard etc....... eo quod assignantur Alianore de Charle- 
ton nuper comitisse March + in dotem. 

Firma ciuitatis Waterford. . 

Feodi firma Maverii de Dungaruan. 

Firma ciuit. Cork. 


Each paragraph ends with a statement of what is due to the 
King: “itaque domino Regi,” “et sic Regi” etc. 
On the other side in a rougher hand are some more accounts, 
viz. 
Rentale Johannis Shordich. 
and 


Copenhanger doune. 


Contents : 


Gesta Romanorum in roo chapters (incomplete). 
De Foco fabro quomodo factus est imperator . F 5 . Piles a) 
Appolonius in ciuilate romana regnauit (=57 Oesterley). 
The next few chapters begin 
Teutippus. 
Amelinus. 
Pompeius. 
Ciclides. 
Teodosius. 
Polemius. 
Cesar. 
Cesar. 
Alexander. 
Polemius. 
The last are 
Lactunus. Celestinus. 
Plebeus. Archelaus. 
Piramus (?). Menelaus. 
Cardianus. Ciclades (Guido and the beasts) (=119 Oester- 
ley). 


Domitianus. 
Polemius. 

Ends imperfectly in the Reductio of c. too: 
spiritualiter loguendo in fouea senes. 


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On ἢ 193@ is a miracle of St Augustine of Canterbury. 
De Decimis. In vita S. Aug. Anglorum Apostol. In partibus 
comitatus Oxon’ in uilla que nominatur Compton. 
The flyleaves at end are a leaf of a xivth cent. MS. of the 
Decretals in double columns. 
This copy of the Gesta corresponds in its commencement with 
Magd. Oxford 13, and in its ending with Harl. 2270. It is not 
noticed in Oesterley’s edition of the Gesta (1872). 


1389. RocEerR Bacon ETC. | O. 8. 14 


Vellum, 88 x 53, ff. 138+6, 34 lines to a page. Cent. xv, in a 
small current but clear hand. Initials in blue with flourishing 
in red. 

Marked Ὁ. 31. No. 162. 2 fo. aqua et melle. 

Collation: 3 flyleaves. 18-138 | 14% (10 canc.) 158 16° 178 (+ 8*). 
3 flyleaves. 

The flyleaves are partly accounts of cent. xv late. The fragment 
at the beginning chiefly relates to repairs of mills viz. Nywmille, 
Croford mylle, Cotecombe mylle. A millstone for the latter is 
bought at Bridgewater and carried to Weuelescombe. 

The names of places in the fragment at end are mutilated, only 
—ngton and (Weu)elescombe survive. 

The other flyleaves are probably from a book of formulae and 
consist of letters, some relating to the Council of Basle: the hand 
late xvth cent. At the top of f. 1 is an erased inscription. 

On the flyleaf (xv) the name T. Perseuale. 

The manor of Wiveliscombe belonged to the Cathedral of Wells, 
and it is possible that this book was once in the Library there. 


Contents: 
The last tract in the volume was once at the beginning. 
1. Tractatus eiusdem fr. Rogeri Bakon de υἱέϊ regimine senum et 
seniorum . » : A de ‘ ‘ e . εὐ 5 
Et summa regiminis α27115 senum est hec ut dicit auicenna. 
—ne colera iners purgetur. Expl. 
ἐς fe ἸΜΗΝ ἀπ μονὴν 55 a) cn bale lc eke ΔΩ τ 20 
Omnis forma inherens recipit intentionem 
—aliter enim facta collacio est difficilis plurimum. 
Expl. 


δι nea τε 26 


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3. Tractatulus de erroribus medicorum sec. eundem fr. Rogerum 


Bakon. . : δ . ‘ i " . ‘ F 22 
Uulgus medicorum non cognoscit suam simplicem 
medicinam. 
—et utilissime in hoc mundo, 
Expl. 


4. Item alius tractatus eiusdem fr. Rogeri Bakon extractus de 
sexta parte compendii studii theologie de verbo ad verbum 
quem librum fecit ad instanciam...Clementis etc. . 5 ᾿ 394 
Tract. de sciencia experimentali per fr. Rog. Bakon. 
Corpora vero ade et eue post peccatum 
—et in libris Plinii et alibi multis modis. Expl. 


5. Primus liber de consideracione 5° essencie omnium rerum trans- 
mutabilium. In nomine d. ἢ. I. C. Ine. liber de famulatu 
philosophie euangelice ἃ. ἢ. I. C. et pauperibus euangelicis 
uiris  . 4 ᾿ ς x ° ‘ ὶ ‘ s . 456 

Dixit Salomon cap® vii® sapiencie. Deus dedit michi 
horum scienciam. 

Liber II g ° ‘ . ‘ ‘ : F ‘ : 81 

Ends f. 944. vel in eius absencia aqua ardens. 

Expl. tract. de 5* essencia quem aliqui attribuunt M. Rog. 
Bakon. aliqui Joh' de Rucepissa (Rupescissa) et primum est 
verisimile cum alias vidi unum compendium quod intitulatur 
extractum de 115. Joh. predicti et concordat cum isto in omni 
capitulo secundum ordinem et in summa licet sit breuior 
quam iste. Et usdi quod ibi sunt tres tractatus principales 
quorum 255 est de lapide philosophorum. Et 3™ ei corre- 
spondet ibi ille qui est hic 2¥° et forsan 2"° est hic et alibi 
sincopatus propter inuidiam aut occultacionem cum in se 
videatur planus. 


6. [de lapide philosophorum] . : : 3 δ ᾽ 2 954 
Quesiuisti quis trium lapidium nobilior. 
—et tandem consequi gloriam. 
Explicit hoc totum quod paucis fit bene notum. 


7. Originally the first part of the book: f. 105 (originally a flyleaf) 
has unimportant scribbles. 
Inc. liber quem composuit fr. Rogerus Bacon de ordine 
minorum de retardacione accidencium senectutis etc. . . (1) 106 
Domine mundi qui ex nobilissima stirpe 
—et si dominatur super eos debilitas nature. 
Expl. tract. m. B de retardacione etc. 
f. 138. 
On f. 1384 is the beginning of the tract that now stands first 
in this volume, in another hand. 


niin, 


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1390. ΒΙΒΙΙΑ Sacra. O. 8. 15 


Vellum, 8 x 5%, ff. 298+ 3, double columns of 60 lines, 
Cent. xiii, in a very fine small hand. Initials in red and blue. 
Marked C. 28. No. 159. 2 fo. ditum prestolari. 
On f. 1 
liber M. Roberti de Abyngton (xiv). 


Collation: 1 flyleaf. 113 2% 316. 616 78 (17, 18 canc.) 8:5 g# | 10% 
1815 19" 204 | 2 flyleaves. 


Contents: 


Prologues. Frater Ambrosius. 
Desiderii mei. 

Genesis—2 Chron. 
Ezra, Nehemiah. Additions to Esther. 
Tobit, Judith, Esther, Job. 
Psalter. Ps. cli added in cent. xiv, xv. 
Prov.—Malachi. 
1, 2 Maccabees. 
Evv., Paul. Epp., Cath. Epp., Acts, Apoc. 
Interpretationes nominum. ° . : : , . £. 977 
Aaz—Zuzim, 4 columns on a page. 
Contents of the chapters of the Gospels in verse ὃ ᾿ ‘ 2946 
On the last leaf: 

A(?)Akerod rector Ecclesiae de Cattworth magna Com. 

Huntingdon (xvi, xvii). Also a list of the Biblical books (xiv). 


1391. AsTRONomIca. O. 8. 16 
Missing in 1858. Thus described (C. 20. No. 151): 
Membranaceus. 
Astronomica quaedam de Electionibus. 
Kalendarium. 
+Tabula Eclipsium Solis ab A.D. 1415 ad 1462 ) phasibus earum 
+ 53 Lunae ,, 1406 ,, 1462) depictis. 


+Eclipsium Canones. 
Kalendarium Planetarum cuius Canon est in fine libri. 
*Tract. de effectu Lunae in XII signis cum domibus (f. 1). 
Planetarum cui a fine signorum tabula Lunae etc. 
*Paruus tract. de Lunationibus. 
*Interpretatio somniorum Danielis (f. 21 4). 
*Tractatus duo de Physiognomia (f. 26, 344). 


26—2 


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*Chiromantia Rhoderici de Majoricis (in Universitate Oxon. f. 416). 
*Eiusdem tract. de Physiognomia (f. 51). 
*Lincolniensis de Sphaera (f. 57). 
*Tract. communis de Sphaera (f. 63). 
*Tract. Geometriae et Altimetriae (f. 54 with good drawings of 
buildings). 
*Tract. peroptimus de Chiromantia (f. 754 with diagrams). 
*De Constellationibus Fortunae Virorum et feminarum (f. 96 δ). 
*De horis Planetarum et Effectibus (f. 105). 
*Tract. M. Walteri Brytte de Theorica Planetarum. 
*Canones super tabulas Bedae (Reed) cum eiusdem tabulis (f. 122). 
*Walterus Burley in libros meteororum Aristotelis {f. 145). 
Compositio instrumenti vocati Rectanguli cum modo operandi 
cum eodem + nomen praefixum habet Richardi Wallingford 
abb. 55 Albani. 
Practica M" Jo. Slape de Compositione Navis quadrantis et Cylindri. 
Idem de Compositione Astrolabii. 
Practica Astrolabii cum figuris. 
Tres figurae pro Navicula construenda. 
Canon in kalendarium quod est in principio libri. 


Part of this volume is now Egerton MS. 847, formerly Halliwell 


47. It is a vellum book, 7? x 5, ff. 159. Cent. xv, except ff. I-13, 
which are of cent. xvi. The tracts now in the MS. are marked 


with an asterisk in the above list of contents. 2 fo. rustica. 
The top half of f. 1 is cut off, and the old foliation erased 
throughout. 


’ On ἢ 38 is the scribe’s note: 
quod W. de Hicchin. 
Some part of the rest of the volume is, I believe, in Egerton 
MS. 824 (ff. 35, cent. xv, Halliwell, 58). The items in this are 
marked with a dagger in the table. 


1392. AsTROLocica. OFS. ἢ 


Paper, γᾷ x 53, ff. 121, 29 lines toa page. Cent. xvi, Sy, written. 
Marked C. 29. No. 160. 
Collation: a°-b** (+a diagram)-g™ ἢ" (wants 10). 


Contents : 


In y® name of oure lorde. Amen. 

Here begynneth a breffe treatyse [the next line erased] to gwyde 
phisicyans in the practyse of physyke as towcheynge the con- 
stellations of the hewen. 


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...Translatyd and vryten by me Symon Newell in the yere of oure 
Lorde 1535 begon y® 28 daye of marche. 

The fyrste chapter of the nombre and ordre of ye hewennes in generall. 

And to the understondynge hereof ye shall knowe. 

The treatise is in three books, ending 

And so this treatisse maye be called a directorie of Astrologye 
phisicall. 

And it was compyled in γ᾽ convent of the fryers mynoures in y® cyte 
of Vyenna by frere John hanyvett. 


13938. Horae. O. 8. 


Vellum, 74 x 5%, ff. 168, 14 lines to a page. Cent. xv (1480 ?). 

Marked Ὁ. 2. No. 133. 

Collation; 1 flyleaf. a® b® 1° (ff. 1 and 8 replaced)-10* (9, 10 
canc.) 115-20" (wants 6-8). 


Contents : 

Kalendar in French, in red, blue and a . . . Ὡς ee | 
Sequences of the Gospels . . ᾧ ᾿ . Ν . Ι 
Antiphon. Te inuocamus. 

Prayers. Protector noster. Ecclesiam tuam 7 
Aue regina celorum etc. . . . ᾿ - Ἢ : : 8 
Hours of the Virgin . . op mshi . . . : 9 
Hours of the Cross Veg oe apes ‘ atte lie wat Se 69 
Hours of the Holy Ghost . ‘ . « : ᾿ ° < 74 
Seven Psalms ΕΠ eee ew ee Mee: St ee ef 79 
Litany . . . . . : . : . . - 93 
Office of the Dead ὃ : ᾿ ἃ ‘ ° A > 103 


ending imperfectly f. 1 PP 


In the Kalendar S. Eutrope, 30 Ap., is in gold, also S. Blaise 
(14 June), SS. Gervasi and Protais (19 June), La dedicace de Rouen 
(2 Oct.), S. Romain (23 Oct.). 

The use is of Rouen. The Capitulum in Lauds. 771 omnibus 

requiem. Hymn, O gloriosa domina. — 
. In the Litany. A/fostles, Martial: Disciples, Ursin: Confessors, 
Mello, Evodus, Gildard, Medard, Laudus, Romanus, Audoen, 
Vedast, Sulpicius, Severus, Philibert: Virgins, Opportuna, Rosa, 
Columba, Honorina. 

Borders: fair work: a partial border on every page, a full one 
on the pictured pages. Grotesques and occasionally subjects occur 
in the full borders which are divided into lozenges and other forms. 


406 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 8. 


Miniatures: fairly good. In two cases the original pictures 
have gone and have been replaced by bad work of cent: xvi. 


1. Seguences of Gospels, f. τ. The Evangelists in four compartments, each writing, 
and accompanied by his symbol. 

Border. Man riding on horned beast: monkey. 

2. Matins of the Virgin, f. 17. Annunciation (cent. xvi). The Father and 
Dove above. 

3. Lauas. The Visitation. Joseph stands behind Mary and Elizabeth. Two 
small angels on Z. 

4. Prime. The Virgin and Joseph and an angel, with ox and ass, adore the Child. 

5. Zterce. Two shepherds, a woman spinning. Angel in air with scroll. 

6. Sext (‘*‘Medy”). The adoration of the Magi. Virgin and Child on &. 
Joseph not present. 

7. None. The Presentation. The midwife Salome kneels with basket and candle. 
Joseph stands by. Simeon is mitred and coped. 

8. Vespers. Flight into Egypt (to Z.). In background on Κ᾽. a soldier attacks the 
husbandman who is cutting his corn. 

Border. A soldier killing a child. A mother lamenting over a dead child. 

9. Compline. Coronation of the Virgin. She kneels to the Father in tiara and 
cope. Two angels in air crown her. 

Border. Angels with harp and organ. 

10. Hours of the Cross. Crucifixion (cent. xvi) with the Virgin and St John. 

11. Hours of the Holy Ghost. Pentecost. The Virgin in the midst. The Dove 
above her head. 

Border. A man in a gown kneeling. 

12. Seven Psalms. David in prayer. Harp on a desk before him, crown on the 
ground. In air, the Father, and an angel with sword. 

Border. Goliath with spear. David with sling, dog and sheep by him, an 
angel in air. é 

13. Office of the Dead. Burial. A shrouded corpse laid in the earth by two men. 
Three coped clerks are sprinkling the corpse. Acolyte with candle averts his face. Five 
mourners. In air, the soul received by an angel, a devil flying towards it. 

Border. Death smiting a man in a tunic. 

14. Verba mea. Initial. Clerks at desk, coffin with blue pall and group of mourners. 


1394, ΒΙΒΙΙΑ Sacra. | O. 8. 19 


Vellum, 74 x 54, ff. 436 + 2, double columns of 59 lines. Cent. xiii, 
in a good small hand. Remarkable initials. 

Marked Ὁ. 12. No. 143. 2 fo. sophista. 

Collation: 2 flyleaves, 1-14" 15” (wants 9, 10) | 16% 17° 18° 
192-30” 31 3213712 38°. 


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The contents and order are not quite normal. 


Prologues as usual. 

Gen.—2 Chron. 

Ezra, Neh., Judith, Esther, Tobit, Job. 
Psalms. 

Prov.—Ecclus. Prayer of Solomon. 
Isa.—Malachi. 

1, 2 Macc. 

Evv., Paul. Epp. (Laodiceans following Heb.). 
Acts (without prologue), Cath. Epp., Apoc. 
Interpr. nominum (Aaz—Zuzim). 


Four blank leaves at end, on one the name (xv) 
d. w. scheffeld. 


The initials are very curious. No gold is employed. The 
favourite colours are green and white and pale yellow, though blue 
and pink and red also are employed. The artist is also fond of 
patterns of white dots. 

The book, was, I expect, written in England or North France, 
and decorated in some outlying district where perhaps perio οὐ χὰ 
influence was felt. 

The following initials are the most noteworthy. 


Prologue. Decorative, with medallion of Priest at altar: crow on sheep’s back : dragon. 
Gen. Medallions in initial. Christ between angels: Christ with scales and compasses: 
divides land from water: holds sun and moon: creates birds and fish: creates beasts: 
creates man. 
Exodus. Decorative. 
Lev. Christ speaks to Moses, who has large horns. 
Deut. Moses seated in the midst of a crowd. 
Ruth. Curious colouring: lions. 
2 Reg. Saul falls on his sword. 
3 Reg. Very Celtic in appearance. 
1 Par. Two lions upright, facing: between their legs a crowd of heads. 
Neem, Man and lions. 
Judith. Beheading Holofernes. 
Job. Seated on a dunghill. 
Ps. xxvi. Head of Bp in margin, in medallion. 
Dixi. Head of King in margin, in medallion. 
Dixit, Head of woman(?) in margin, in medallion. 
Salvum. Peacock and erased head in margin, in medallion. 
Exultate. Head of monk ἐξ + 
Cantate. Beardless head as 
Eccl. Head of Solomon in the midst of foliage. 
Cant. Head of crowned Virgin. 


408 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 8. 


Matt. Bearded bust in initial: column of five heads growing out of each other, 
outside. 

Rom. Head of Paul. A similar curious large head appears in the initial to each 
Epistle (except Heb.). 

jac. Head of James, at bottom. 

1 fet. Head of Peter. 

3 John, Jude, Apoc. have good grotesques. 


1395. Lecenpa AUuREA. O. 8. 20 


Vellum, 74 x 54, ff. 353 + flyleaves, double columns of 33 lines. 
Cent. xiv early, very well written. 
Marked E. 13. No. 250. 2 fo. resurreccio or 
so matris. 
On a flyleaf at the beginning is an inscription of cent. xv 
carefully erased 


liber ex dono venerabilis magistri johannis hamworth. 


At the bottom of f. 1 a hand of cent. xvii, xviii has written 
“Memoriale Fratris Joannis de Dryton.” This is a mistake for 
which an inscription in the University Library MS. Gg. 2. 18 is 
responsible. It also is a Golden Legend, and the name of the 
monk or friar who gave it to his monastery has been mistaken for 
the title by Tanner and others. 

᾿ Collation: 14 2" etc. the last a quire of 14 wanting 14: eleven 
flyleaves. 


Contents : 


Legenda Aurea Jacobi Januensis. 

Table of Chapters . ᾿ ς- oe ERT IR pe ἐπε γε 
De resurreccione domini 

Resurreccio Christi tercio die. 
It is thus only the second half of the Legenda, beginning at Easter 
and ending with the-chapter 

De quadam uirgine antiochie, f. 351. 

—Illi enim certauerunt hominibus, Iste deo. Hec Ambrosius, f. 353. 

The verso has unimportant scribbles. 


It is fortunately possible to point to the remaining portion of 
this MS. It is in the University Library Ee. 6. 31. The inscrip- 
tion identical with that in this volume is: 


Liber domus sancti Edmundi ex dono venerabilis magistri Johannis hamworth. 


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The house to which both books belonged was, I believe, St 
Edmund’s at Cambridge, a small Gilbertine establishment situated 
where Addenbrooke’s Hospital now stands, 


1396. ExempLa ETc. O. 8. 21 


Paper and vellum, 8 x 6, ff. cir. 150. Cent. xvi and xiii and xv. 

Marked C. 15. 46. (146). 

The book is mostly in a bad hand of cent. xvi or xvii, but has, 
inserted here and there, leaves of two or three vellum MSS. 

On f. 1 in red is a list of contents 


Exempla. 

Infantia Saluatoris. 

Opera Hugonis. 

Lauacrum Conscientiae. 
Philosophia. 

Sompniale prophetae Danielis. 

On f. τ ὁ notes. 

Apocripha. 

Haec insequentia vetera manuscripta sunt membranis exarata 
Inventa nullo authore. 

This Booke followynge of old write is (as I take it) Intytuled 
Sainte Gregories Dialogues unto Peter a Deacon of Rome: for 
the same tasteth of it in many poyntes. Se the 22 cap. 
agreyinge with that other compyled by Henry Sty/e in that 
parte of Hortulanus as followeth: 

Or rather Legendes or Recuels of Saincts or the fathers, as is 
mor manifest. 


1. On the next four leaves are detached chapters (nos. 6, 7, 29, 
30, 32-36) of a collection of Exempla. Then follows a table 
of contents. Then the beginning of the Collection. 

Cap. 1. quam periculosum sit infringere votum siue fidem. 

Legitur in Vita S. Jacobi Apostoli. 

After six leaves (much of which is lined through) follows a 
vellum leaf of cent. xiii, xiv, 30 lines toa page. Marked ff°. 
11 and containing cc. vii-ix of the Axempla. C. viii is from 
Bede, ix from Vitae patrum. 

The hand of cent. xvi proceeds up to c. 37. Then follows 
c. 82. Quomodo Adam misit filium suum ad Paradisum. 

Post peccatum Adae (the History of the Cross). 

After two leaves follows abruptly part of a version in English 

of St Gregory’s Dialogues, and then the prologue to the same. 
Henrie Stile a Monck of Westminster to the Hon. Eliz. 
Parker Lady Morley. 


410 


CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 8. 


Marg. Stanleie Lorde Darbies Sister my Lord Morleis mother. 

Further portions of the Collection of Exempla in Latin follow 
in great confusion and intermingled with the version of 
the Dialogues. There occur the following portions of the 
vellum MS. 

f. x, CC. XXV-Xxvii. 

ff. xvi, xvii, cc. xl-xliv. 

ff. xxv—xxviii, cc. Ixv—lxxvi. 

ff. xlvi—-xlvij, in a hand of cent. xv, containing cc. 81, 82 (the 
Story of the Cross). Ὶ 

ff. xxxvii, xxxvili (fragment of Barlaam and Josaphat). 

Six leaves of cent. xvi early, from the version of the Dialogues, 
perhaps in Henry Style’s own writing. 

After some blank leaves follows 

Infantia Saluatoris nostri. 

In diebus illis erat vir in Jerusalem. 

(Printed by Tischendorf Evang. Apocr. as Evang. Pseudo- 
Matthae?.) 

One leaf of the archetype, a paper MS. of cent. xv late, is 
inserted in this. 


(De novem filiis diaboli.) Diabulus duxit iniquitatem in 
uxorem et genuit ex ea 9 filias. 

(2 ff.). 

(Lauacrum conscientiae.) 

Qui non uultis dimittere peccata vestra. 

(2 ff.) 

(Philosophia.) 

Legitur quendam regem quondam fuisse qui habuit 4 philo- 
sophos in regno suo 

—animam a vera vita quae est deus. Amen. 

(2 ff) 


Inc. Somniale Danielis prophetae. 
Daniel propheta cum suis sociis Anania etc. 
—in compendio sequitur in hac forma. 
Apes quam plures videre. 
Zonam persicam cingere valetudinem. 

Expl. somniale etc. 


Interpretation of dreams by letters of the alphabet in a Psalter. 
Si quis aliquod. 


De somniis quibusdam expertis 
with spaces for pictures: one only, of a tree, is filled in. 


Other notes on the interpretation and nature of Dreams. 


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5939-53 


Paper, ὃ x 54, ff. cir. 160. Cent. xvii. 
Marked C.9. No. 140. 


Transcripts by Patrick Young. 


1. Excerpta e Vetere Testamento de 85, Trinitate et de Incarna- 
tione Filii Dei . : ς . 5 ; se ie 
Προθεωρια. Thv τῶν προκειμένων. 
Ex MS. Coll. Sionis Londini (Cat. MSS. Angl. 11. 4068). 
Lond. in aedibus meis iuxta palat. S. Jac. 18 Martis 1646. 
2. De adventu D. N. Jesu Christi doctrina Apostolica ex 
Eusebio, Hesychio etc. . : : : ᾿ : . 15 
"EréxOn μὲν γὰρ ὁ κύριος. 
Ex MS. Cod. Thomae Roe qui in Bibl. Bodl. asseruatur. 
3. Joannes Damascenus de mensibus Macedonum . : . 166 
Φασὶν yap οἱ Ἕλληνες. 
4. Ηἰρροϊγίυβ de xii Apostolis . : ° Ὁ ἋΣ . 17 
Πέτρος μὲν ἐν Πόντῳ. 
Verses on the deaths of the apostles. Σταυροῖ Πέτρον x.r.X. 176 
(By Joh. Euchaita.) 
List of Months. 


5. Macarii (Nicetae) Choniatae Thesaurus orthodoxae fidei . 19 
Ὁ μὲν πάνσοφος. 
Ex MS. Cod. Bibl. Bodl. qui in archiuis asseruatur (Misc. 
Gr. 134). 
One leaf on the Incarnation. ὍΝ -Ὃ 37 
6. Barlaam monachus ad Nicolaum Asche: de Paras Romani 
principatu . δ δ δ - - . 39 


Φὴς ὅτι τῶν ἐλεν dork. 
(Selden Gr. 42.) 
7. Idem de Spiritus Sancti processione . . ie i . 416 
Three short paragraphs. 
8. Gregorii Theologi Carmina quaedam . oars g ° 43 
Ex MSS. Barocc. ( 34). 
Πρὸς τοὺς φθονοῦντας. 
Ἔξ οὗ θεῷ προσῆλθον ἐκλιπὼν βίον. 
9. Basilii Magni Epistola A ike «ine Brahe due pee 496 
Ἔστι τὰ δεύτερα βελτίω. 
Ex MS. Barocc. 
το. Gregorii Theologi quaestiones et Responsa ° . ° 50 
Ex MS. Rauii. 
Ti ἐστι θεὸς. 
11. Anonymi Carmina. . 4 . . ᾿ς - 53 
Ex MS. Barocc. 
᾿Αρχῆς καλῆς κάλλιστον εἶναι καὶ τέλος. 


412 


12. 


13. 
ia 
15. 


16. 


17. 


18. 
19. 
20. 
21. 


22. 


23. 


24. 


28. 


26. 


27. 


28, 


29. 


CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


Athanasii Sermo in Christi Passionem 
Ex MS. Th. Roe (29). 
τῶν μὲν ἀνθρώπων. 
Ejusdem Sermo in illud, πορευθέντες εἰς ἀπέναντι κώμην 
Ex eodem MS. 
Ejusdem de doctrina Sermo ᾿ 5 ὃ ᾿ 
Ex eodem MS. 
Eiusdem fragmentum ex interpr. Evang. sec. Matthaeum 
Τελευτήσαντος Ἡρώδου. 
Eiusdem fragmentum de Pseudo-prophetis 
Ex MSS. Barocc. 
Εἶπεν ὁ κύριος Ilpocéxere. 
Eiusdem sermo in illud, gud uidertt mulierem .« 
Μοιχεύει γυναῖκα. 
Eiusdem in Pascha (Barocc. 199 ?) 
Ei ταῖς τῶν ἀγγέλων. 
Eiusdem in magna Parasceue (Opp. 11- 506) 
Μέγα μὲν οὐρανὸς. 
Eiusdem in Christi natiuitatem . 
Ti τοῦτο; σημεῖον. 
Eiusdem de eadem 
Μυστήριον ξένον. 
Gregorii Antiocheni in Christi sepulturam 
Ex MS. Barocc. (241). 
᾿Επαινετὸς. 
Athanasii Sermo de Salute 
Ex MS. Baroce. 
Τρία ἀπαιτεῖ. 
Eusebius περὶ τῆς κυριακῆς . 
Ex MS. Th. Roe (17). 
Mera τὴν ἀπόλυσιν. 
Sophronius de Trinitate etc. ‘ ° 
Ex MS. Baroce. (ro). 
᾿ς Χρὴ πάντα ἄνθρωπον. 
Basilius Archiep. Philippensis in introitum Β. V. M. 
Ex MS. Barocc. (234). 
Ei τις ἦν μοι. 
Cosmae Vestitoris Encomium Zachariae 
Ex MS. Baiocc. (234). 
Micra τῶν ἀῤῥήτων. 
Johannis Damasceni λόγος ὠφέλιμος 
Ex MS. Simondi DEwes Equitis qui fuit Th. Ravii. 
Ἰστέον ὅτι διπλοῦς. 
Two other paragraphs follow. 
Extonae in aed. Joh. Junii nepotis 19 Junii 1650. 
Περὶ κρειττόνων ἐθῶν. 
Ex MS. Barocc. 
Ὁ «χρόνος τὰ πάντα φθείρων. 


ο 


74 


71 


81 


83 ὁ 


944 


97 


ΙΟΙ 


ΝΟΣ Ὡ »».... 


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30. Palladius de gentibus Indiae et Brachmanibus . sie 113 
Ex MS. D. Jsaaci Casauboni. 
H πολλὴ φιλοπονία. 
31. Encomium Simeonis Zelotae . ° . . ὃ . 139 
Ex MS. Barocc. (240). 
Τὶ φαιδρὰ σήμερον. 
32. Hippolyti Thebani fragmenta historica . . . ; 144 
Ex MS. Barocc. (142). 
"Awd τῆς ἐνανθρωπήσεως 
33. Joannis Archiep. Niceni Sermo in Natiuitatem Christi et 
Baptismum et in Pascha cum Tropariis etc. . ‘ 3 147 
τῆς ἀναστάσεως τοῦ κυρίου. 
34. Ex quodam vetere MS. Cod. Graeco N. Test. Anno.1694 152 
Versus de SS. Marco et Luca. 
wérpov μνηθεὶς τοῖς ἀπορρήτου λόγοις. 


The last item is not written by Young. 


1398. Mepica. | Ὁ. 5. 33 


Paper and vellum. Three volumes. 

Marked Ὁ. 10. No. 141. 

I. Paper, 84 x 63, ff. 30, 48 lines to a page. Cent. xv late, in 
an Italian hand. 


Contents : 
1. Miscellaneous receipts in Latin . Ξ , “th “San 
2. Recollectiones de febribus excellentissimi suite! Perleonis 
quas habui a dom, Gabrieli hypmosurgm . . . . 10 


Propositum erat expedire illud. 
Ends f, 134: 
hoc scripsi anno 1493 die 20 Mens. Sept. 
3. Utile ac sublime opus medicarum curationum per exim + ac 
excelsi ingenii virum mag. Perleonem editum . . . 14 
Propositum est medicinarum curantium. 
Miscellaneous receipts follow, ending on f. 28. 
inter alia, Dom. Mag. Gerardi Veronensis de cura sode 
tractatus f. 25. 


II. Vellum, 7 x 5%, ff. 32, double columns of 50 lines. 
Cent. xiii, xiv, in a fine small Italian hand. 


Contents: 


τ. Circa instans Platearii . . . . ξι 2 
beginning imperfectly in the letter 2. Raffanum is the first 
complete section. 
Ends f. 5 ὁ concludamus. Expl. Circa instans. 


414 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 8. 


The rest of the tract follows. 
2. Inc. liber cogitanti michi de virtute simplicium medicinarum: 


mostly in 4 columns on a page. 4 ὁ . ἐ : 5ὖ 
On. f. 86 the name of Simon Forman. 
Ends f. 8 ὁ. 
3. Another quire of Circa instans from Lentiscus to Rosa. 9 


A 3rd quire Ciper to Laurus ἢ ‘ : : ‘ δ 17 
The first quire 

Inc. liber Circa instans ᾽ > " 3 4 ᾿ 25 
ending in Crocus. 


III. Vellum, 7 x 5, ff. 6, 28 lines to a page. Cent. xiv early. 


Contents : 


On simples. 
De arthemesia .i. moderwort uel mogwort. 
Ends f. 124 (De macis): —uel ore tenet. 


1399. ALcHEMICcA. O. 8. 24 


Paper, 74 x 5, ff. 109, 22 lines to a page. Cent. xv, xvi, clearly 
written, and illustrated with neat drawings coloured. 

Marked Ὁ. 51. No. 182. 

On the flyleaf the monogram G. R. 1532. Amor meus Ihesus 
est. 


Contents: 


1. A tract of which only 6 lines remain, with a drawing of a 
wheel. 
2. Documentum cuiusdam spiritus traditum mag. Scoto de 
virtute Buffonis. (A drawing of a toad in margin.) . f. 16 
Accipe buffonem et pone in ollam 
followed by verses 
Sum mirus et nouus (ste) fero cum medicamine uirus 


Arceat atque domet metrice canet ore suomet 
Telos. 
3. Lactantius de phenice ad lectorem . . A 36 

(A slip pasted over this with 4d Lectorem rte: ‘2 

Si rerum secreta petis hunc lege Lector. 
Drawing of the marriage of Sol and Luna f. 4. 
A Distich on 40. 
Lactancius de phenice . : . . . ὁ ‘ 5 

Est locus in primo etc. 


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headed by a drawing of the Phoenix, and interspersed with 
a prose comment of alchemical character, ending f. 16 
Finis Aegidius de Vadis. 
Aristoteles de Pomo . “ly” Sieg TR μὰ ἀπ 
Prol. Cum homo creaturarum dignissima 
—-sicut in libri serie continetur. finit prol. 
Drawing of Aristotle seated smelling an apple. 
Text f. 17 4. Dum clausa esset via veritatis. 
Ends f. 244: sicut tues. Finis. De Vadis. 
A large drawing of Aristotle (?) in doctor’s robes half-length. 
Liber ouidii qui de mutacione sue uite siue de Vetula 
inscribitur ὃ ° . ° . . 2 
Iste sunt cause propter quas a modo nolo. 
Ends f. 434. Gracia sit nobis et mete nescia uite. 
Finis libri de mutacione etc. 
Aegidius de Vadis. 
De lapide philosophico ceu de phenice : : 
En philosophancium hac in cantilena. 
With eleven marginal pictures. 
Ends f. 48 
Eius fructus uberes et predulcis. Amen. 
Epistola cuidam philosophastro missa super philosophici 
᾿ lapidis enucleatione in qua quidem dicti lapidis preparatio 
propalatur . ᾿ δ 
A line of capital letters. 
Cum eum optas amice. 
The answer follows entitled 
Super renouacione phenicis . . ὁ ἐ . 
Adhuc de phenice. Ὁ ᾿ ᾿ ‘ . : 
Accipe totum opus in paucis. 
ff. 51, 52 blank. 
Claudianus de phenice ceu hermetis aue . > . ᾽ 
With marginal notes. 
Oceani summo etc. 
Signed Aeg. de Vadis. 
Plinius de phenice. Libro x°. cap. 2°. 
ff. 56 ὁ, 57 blank. 
Joannis Aurelii Augurelli Chrysopoeiae liber primus 
Humana experiens naturaeque aemula uirtus. 
Ἔν τς a τ ωτι, χες tie ὧδ 
ἘΣ ει ει ne, | a MS ge τς 
Ends f. 106 
Emissus cecini falsis insomnia uerbis. 
Chrysop. tercii libri finis Aig. de Vadis. 
De insitionibus arborum. Columella . . : 
Ending f. 109 ὁ. 


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506 


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416 


CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


1400. ALCHEMICA. 


Paper and vellum, δὲ x 6, ff. 168+ 5, of various dates. 


Marked C. 46. (No. 177.) 

The flyleaves at beginning and end are from a law MS. in 
French of cent. xiv, the writing on the inner side of each erased. 
On the verso of the first is a xvith cent. receipt for a Balsam. 

Ι. ff. 1-40 are all in the hand of Aegidius de Wes. 


Contents : 


I. 


Il. 


12. 


Paper. 
Egidii du Wes alias de vadis ad philosophie filios caritatiua 
monicio < . 7 
Moneo uos O Lectores 
followed by three sets of verses and two tables of contents. 
The name Thomas Knyvet at top. 
Visio mistica Arnaldi de Villanoua . 
Vidi senem nimia claritate. 
An initial of a man sitting up in bed, and part of a border 
from a xvth cent. French MS., are stuck on the leaf. 
Tractatulus doctus. J. Daustini 
Testificatur ad credendum. 
Aristoteles de mineralibus . 
Terra pura. 
Georgius Riplay : ξ ᾿ ‘ : 
Prol. Salutem. Rogasti me amantissime frater. 
At the end is the name 
Bryan fytzwyllyame 
which occurs again on p. 40 ὦ. 
Liber perfecti magisterii sec. Rasim 
Quoniam studii solertis. 
Liber fiducie qui est nonus de septuaginta . 
Iam preterierunt libri. 
Liber septuagesimus 
In hoc meo libro, 
Liber Regis 
Hunc librum separauimus, 
The first leaf is of vellum. 
Liber trium uerborum . 
Principium huius operis. 
Liber xxx uerborum . ὶ ᾿ . 
Iam scis tu. 
Liber de naturis colorum 
Notato quoniam ignis . . : . . 


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13. Liber:coniunccionum.) <p) ee eh eS 33 
Ex antiqua sciencia. ; 

14. Liber administracionum . ν ὃ : P ‘ ὲ 356 
Vt ait alkindus. 

15. Liber Saturni qui est 7 de 7o® . . . ΤΉ ἐς 38 
Iam diuino auxilio. 

16, Liber luminum Aristotelis . ο. ᾿ . ΡΣ 2 406 
Proles succedit. 


II. Vellum, ff. 30, 33 lines toa page. Cent. xiii, late. 
Inc. liber Rebis. 
Dixit mulieris (?) ad fledium. Serua quod dicam tibi. 
Followed by 30 other short alchemical writings, all belonging 
to the “70 books,” not in order. 
On f. 68 is the Liber xii aquarum, and ff. 69, 70 contain various 
paragraphs in the same hand. 


III. Paper, in de Wes’s hand. 
f. 71 has the end of a poem. 


1. Inc. liber Solis sec. Hermetem . . . ioe δὰ . 72 
quoniam in opere. 
2. Liber Saturni et aluminum Rasis_. . ῷ é . 75,6 
8. Liber aquarum qui est de yo". .- ὦ. © © «6 81 
4. Libri duo spirituum Rasis . . . . ᾿ . : 85 
5. Liber de vasis et fornacibus . - caps st) οὐ 934 
6. Experimenta ad testimonium artis. . . ὁ ae 98 ὁ 
7. Liber de septem qui est decimus de 7o* . : ‘ . 1056 


IV. Vellum, ff. 30, 32 lines to a page. Cent. xiii, xiv, in a 
fine black hand. 


1. Inc. lumen luminum liber Rasis philos. in arte elkimia in 
quo thesauri secretorum nature occultantur . . . 109 
Cum de sublimiori. 
Ends f. 1306 utiliter predicat. Expl. 
2. Escarus δ . ᾿ Ν ἕ ᾿ « . $ ° 131 
Quid sit elkimia etc. 
Elkimia est ars ministralis essentiam vii metallorum continens. 
—et apparebit aurum purissimum, 
3. Inc. interrogationes Regis Khalid et responsiones morieni de 
omnibus in quibus tota efficacia magisterii hermetis con- 
stare probatur . . . . . . F ° . 333 
O moriene primum querere libet. 
Ends imperfectly on f. 1384. The end is supplied on two 
vellum leaves by de Wes. 


T. C, IIL. 27 


418 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 8. 


Expl. Dial. inter morien. et Reg. Kalid. super composicione 
cap. philos. translatus de arabico in latinum M®. C®. octua- 
gesimo 2° mense febr. die xi* viii* hora eiusdem diei. 


V. Vellum and paper, ff. 30. Cent. xv, xvi, by de Wes. 


1. Inc. liber Alfidii philosophi . . . . «© «© 1416 
Scito fili. 
2. Chalid ‘ . ‘ : : ‘ A : ἃ 148 
Inquit Chalit. 
3. Sequitur tractatulus quidem extractus de quodam libro 
galico intit. Roman rose Composito per mag. Joh. de 
Meun etc. ° : * . ὃ : . ᾷ ᾿ 1496 
Ars uolens naturam 
Suam imitare dominam etc. 
Atend. Si quis me culpauerit propter cruditatem vocabu- 
lorum atque incongruitatem faciat ipse melius hortor 
Egid. de Vadis. 
4. Tract. Rosini ad Euthesiam - : Σ : ᾿ 2 1506 
Iam Rosine in doctrinis. 


5. Carmina Rasis . ‘ F ‘ d 3 τόι ὁ 
Ecce sub inmunda viridi latet anguis in unda. 
6. Excellentissima lapidis philosophici descripcio . eta 163 


Ignis et azoc. 
Two chapters extracted from G. Ripley . : : ᾿ 163 ὁ 
Liber cerationis . x : i 2 i ὲ ° : τό5 ὁ 
9. Liber quintationum. 
Ending f. 1674. f. 168 blank. 
On the flyleaf: 
Anno 1521 f. m. p. 1. m. pridie Nicolai G. d. d. 
Aegidius du Wes a. de Vadis. 
Receipts for 
Cementum 4° horarum. 
Cementum 6. horarum. 


ὩΣ 


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Cent. xv and xiv, in three clear hands. 

Marked C. 36. No. 167. . 2 fo. habet qui. 

On f. 1 

Constat W® stanehouse vurd (?). 

The book was no doubt written for a Carthusian. 

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The flyleaf at end is from a service-book (xiii, xiv) with music 
on a 4-line stave containing part of a Gloria in excelsis. 


Contents: 


I, 1. Tractatus Albini monachi . - πὸ ΤἈΝ Ua 
Epistola. Albinus presbiter indignus non in facto 
nomen portans heremite sed tantummodo solo nomine 
Arnaldo parisiensi canonico. 
Post epistolam et oracionem tractat de caritate .τ. 
The last chapter is de iniguo diabolo 52, ending nisi ille 
fecerit a quo omne bonum procedit, qui uiuit et regnat 
in sec. sec. Amen. Agamus gracias deo patri quia 
hunc libellum deo adiuuante omnino scripsi. 
The same work is in O. 2. 43. 

2. Hic est liber Ὁ. Bernardi Abb. super contemplacionem 
passionis d. n. I. C. Inc. prol. (P. Z. xciv. 561 
under the name of Bede) : . ᾧ ᾷ Ε 596 

Sepcies in die laudem dixi tibi 
—accedamus ad propositum. 
Ad completorium. Primo igitur a completorio. 
Ends f. 73—amore eiusdem d. ἢ. I. C. qui uiuit etc. 
Expl. contempl. b. Bernardi abb. de passione domini 
secundum septem horas. 

3. Of thre wyrkinges in mannes saule Rich. Heremyte. 
A grett clerke y* men calles Richard: of saynt Victoures. 
—sayande pise wordes. Aue gracia—tecum. Deo gracias. 
Then follow short extracts from Bernard and Augustine. 
Verses on the Crucifix: 

Omnibus exutos nos et tua iussa secutos etc. 
Notes on Agua Benedicta and penitence etc. 

4. Inc. confirmacio ordinis Carthusiensis breuiter ex eiusdem 
cronicis extracta. ascultate igitur paulisper et legite 
et declaracionem ad uestram edificacionem eiusdem 
ordinis cognoscetis . ° é ‘ 

Laudacio debita sit omnipotenti deo. 
On ἢ. 894 is a section 
De Institucione festiuitatis sacrosancte Eukaristie. 
marg. De Eukaristia ad Collegium s. Benedicti vul- 
gariter nuncupati in uniuersitate cantabrigiensi. 
It is a document from the Council of Basle, 4 non. Jul. 
1434, followed, by 
De dieta obseruanda in sanitate corporali . . . 93 
Quicunque voluerit seipsum sanum 
—pro debitis morborum causis. 
5. Richardus Hampole de contricione . = ° . 99 6 
I say yat no man is assoyled of any prest 
—forgyfnes of god almyghty. Amen. Deo gracias. 


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I. 


ΠῚ. 


IV. 


CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


100 ὁ is blank. 

In a smaller hand, 28 lines to a page, 

Miscellaneous notes . : . ὃ ᾿ 
Notandum de peccato in δή sanctum. 

De duplici dolore contricionis 


questiones solute a vicario eccl. b. marie magd. in oxon. 


(Cautelae circa sacramentum altaris.) 
Visio S. Pauli apostoli de penis purgatorii. 
Dies dominicus. 
Descripcio d. n. I. C.. 
Legitur in annalibus libris. 
Descriptio b. Marie . . 
B. Maria fuit stature medie. 
—ergo ante suam assumpcionem fuit Ixiii annorum. 
Verses on St Anne etc. - . 
Questiones ς ‘ 
Quare deseeibatnr i natiuitas Tol Baptiste tam ex 
patre quam ex matre etc. 
In paler ink, 25 lines to a page, 
In nomine sancte et indiuidue trinitatis ° 
Inc. liber tractatuum aur. augustini Ep. super Epistolam 
S. Johannis etc. 
Meminit sanctitas uestra. 
Ends imperfectly in the second sermon: quot milia 
crediderunt ex. 
Cent. xiv early, 26 lines to a page, 
(De triplici sapientia) . F ‘ ‘ : : : 
Cum omnis sciencia gerat trinitatis insigne. 
Ends imperfectly f. 132 ὁ 
prima thronorum secunda cherubyn tercia seraphyn. 


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I. 


Il. 


Ill. 


I. 


Cent. xiv, 31 lines to a page. 

Servitor Serapionis. 

Liber ingeniosus octauus libri seruitoris bulcasin ben 
chelff ben abes azarui tran(s)latus a simone ianuensi 
interprete abraham iudeo tortuensi. . . - 

Table of chapters ἢ : Ξ 

Text. Dixit aggregator huius operis . . . . 

Ends f. 50, cum facilitate et serua. Deo gracias Amen. 

Completus est liber 28" magistri raxis seruitoris de 
preparatione medicinarum simplicium secundum ne- 
cessitatem in compositis medicinis quem scripsit 
Wiglelmus Palmer in ciuitate lucana in tempore quo 
dominus noster Urbanus vi fuit in dicta ciuitate a. n. 
d. m. ccc. Ixxxvij. die xx may. in apotega Johannis 
sercambis aromatarius meus tamquam consanguineum 
deo gracias. Amen. 

Cent. xiii late, double columns of 36 lines, rough 
ornaments. ; 

Tabula Salernitana cum commento Bernardi prouincialis 

Primo pabulo salis medicinalis. 

Ends f. 34 facimus feliciter hic stagrare. 

Expl. Comm. B. prouinc. super tabulas magistri 
Salernitani. : 

Inc. liber Platearii de simplicibus medicinis . . 

Circa instans. 

Ends f. 107: illud concludimus. 

Hactenus archanum salerni diximus « littera iam lasso 
pollice sistit opus. 

Expl. lib. Plat. de singulari et simpl. med. 

Hic liber est scriptus qui scripsit sit benedictus. Amen. 

Cent. xiii, 3 and 2 columns to a page, various numbers 
of lines. 

Receipts in French verse, 3 columns on a page, be- 
ginning imperfectly 

E lur de furment ne pernez 

E en bele ewe la me quisez . 

E tantet le facez buillir 

Quil se uoille en semble tenir. 
The last is 

A febre ague. 
Ending f. 34 

Pur la souur kom deit oster 

E les pores des estuper 

E faire la suur issir 

Ki einz ne poeit hors uenir. 
Receipts in prose, in French, follow. 


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Epistola Aristotelis regi magno Alexandro de obserua- 
cione humani corporis directa quam Ioh. yspan. 
inuentam T. yspaniarum transmisit . 

It is a short extract from the Secreta Secretorum oniting 
on f. 5a with some verses 

Hoc opus egregium regi princeps medicorum. 
A receipt and a charm follow: the latter begins 
Dixit Scanctus Nazarenus eamus « dixit sancta tecla 
eamus. Dixit sancta mac’la non eamus sed de- 
e 
leamus de oculo famul i tui etc. 

On 54 are receipts French and Latin in other hands. 

Incipiunt medicine ° ες 

Homo de humo f(r)actus ex ne τ τως 

This collection of receipts continues to f. 19 4 and ends 

the volume. 


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Marked M. 7. No. 415. 


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XVi. 


Paper and vellum, several volumes of various dates. 


Liber experimentorum Raymundi Lullii mihi Roma 
transmissus anno 1564. 

Joannes Dee. 

ff. 24 neatly written. 

Text begins Ego Raymundus lullius. 

Colophon: Ego Blasius de santulianhos librum scripsi 
pro ἀπο meo Jo. Dee et consig(n)aui eum D®° Guirardo 
causa mittendi dicto d®° meo Jo. Dee in presencia D™ 
Mercurii Candreuila Rome die 28 Jan. anno 1564. 

J. Dee. Recepi Antwerpiae 1564 feb. 28. 

It is not in the Catalogue of Dee’s MSS. 

Liber Lucis Mercuriorum Raymundi Lullii. 

Jamdudum Rex Serenissime. 

Liber magnae Medicinae eiusdem. 

ff. 24, neatly written. 

III., IV. are two volumes of Alchemical notes and 
receipts in English and Latin of about 50 leaves each. 


On 8.26 


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Contents : 


I. Cent. xvi, clearly written, ff. cir. 60. 
1. Hippocras, 
Cap. 1. Of the foure Elementes. 
It is to be understood that there be foure Elements. 
2. Tractatus Johannis de Burgundia Galli de Peste. 

Because that all thinges here on earth. 

3. An imperfect tract on the method of finding lost or 
stolen objects by astrology. 
Il. Vellum, two quires of 8 leaves of cent. xiv, xv. 

A system of prognostics without title: ff. 2-16 are 
occupied with Latin verses (28 sets) each page headed 
with an Arabic word Almazena, Antha, Allathon etc. 

The verses begin 

Hoc ornamentum decus est et fama parentum 
Non erit indempnis uictor sed fama perhennis. 


ΠῚ. Vellum and paper. Cent. xv, ff. cir. 50. 
A set of astronomical tables with text in Latin and Dutch. 
IV. Vellum. Cent. xiv, xv, ff. 13. 


Iste liber dicitur Rota fortune in qua sunt 16 questiones 
determinate in pronosticis sententiat’. basilici que sub 
sequentibus inscribuntur et sunt 12 spere et 16 Reges 
pro iudicibus constituti et habent determinare veritatem 
de questionibus antedictis cum auxilio sortium. 

The questions, tables, spheres and Kings follow, and 
then volvels relating to other forms of augury in a 
later hand. 

Vv. Paper. Cent. xvi, ff. cir. 30. 

Astrological notes beginning with 

Epitome de sphaera. 
VI. Vellum. Cent. xii early, ff. 8. 

1. Cy comence le liure des esperitz le quel fut manifeste 
au saige Salomon a les contraindre en terre et faire 
obeir a la volente humaine etc, . elaine oma ΟΣ 

Au comancement du liure seront mis les nom des 
esperitz qui sont gouerneurs et maystres de touz les 
aultres esperitz de la Region et office de lucifer de 
loffice de bezlebut de satern etc. 

Lucifer fut moult bel etc. 

Ends f. 44 with a description of Bucal. 

—et a xxviij legions. 
Finis laudat opus. 

2. Cy ampres ensiult le liure des coniuracions par le quel 
lon peult contraindre les esperitz etc. . ὁ Ξ 5 

The conjurations are mostly in Latin. 


424 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 8. 


Ends f. 84 
Hec finis sancte sciencie Sancti Salomonis. 
Two circles follow inscribed /hesus autem transiens etc. 
and Verbum caro factum est. 


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late, in a rather ugly current hand. 
Marked C. 27. No. 158. 2 fo. de accidia 
or Credimus. 
A slip is cut off f. 1. There remains the name 


Stanys Westm’. 


Probably belonged to Dr Dee. No. 148 among his MSS. was 
Thomae de Aquino de veritate theologica libri septem, per- 
gameno 4°. 

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Contents : 
Oratio S. Thome de Aquino dicta cotidie ante ingressum ad 
studium sacre theologie . 4 Ἢ 4 ᾿ : Ἶ mt SA ἃ 
Creator ineffabilis. 
Capitula . ‘ ; : 2 Σ : ° : I 
De Veritate theologica libri septem . . : 3 Ἶ * 3 


Veritatis teologice sublimitas. 
Liber vii ends f. 1345 
quod etiam nobis concedat qui cum patre et 5. 5. v. d. a. 


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Marked C. 48. No. 179. 2 fo. parte sua. 

The flyleaves of vellum at beginning are from a larger book 
and have on them a table of contents of cent. xv. 


In hoc uol. continentur. 


Liber phisicorum. 
Methaphisica. | Auicenne. 


Sextus naturalium S. de anima. 


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Item logica. 

Musica m. J. de muris. 
Conclusiones astrolabii. 
Perspectiua. 

De legibus πολ δεν τ bacon. 

Algorismus fraccionum versificatus cum aliis notabilibus astronomicis. 


On another flyleaf is a table of contents to this volume in a 
xvth cent. hand like that found in Roger Marchall’s books at 
Peterhouse, Gonville and Caius and elsewhere. 

Collation: in quires of 8. 


Contents : 


pe 


Il. 


III. 


1. Henrici de Amonda Villa Chirurgica . . =» ὁ" 
Hic inc. prohemium particulare ad ag ay tract. 
cirurgie mag. Henr. de Amonda uilla ill™ d™ regis 
Francorum cirurgici. 
Postquam completus est primus tractatus. 
Ends (de cancro): incredibilia operantur (63 4). 
f. 64 blank. 
2. Hic inc. antidotarius Henr. de Armonda villa . - 65 
Capitula. 
Text. Ad experientiam pleniorem. 
—antidotarii sufficiant hec nunc dicta. 
Expl. Antid. sec. H. de Armanda villa. 
4: Recess lesion! κα Hace a ἀπ αὶ τῆφ σοῦ 
Confeccio nostri ruptorii. 
ff. 108 d—112 blank. 
On f. 1124 partly erased 


(? Somerset) 
Iste liber constat Johanni ...... medicine lond. 


1, Anothomia Ricardi . 2 ° < : : 113 
Quoniam membrorum humani corporis. 
2. Morborum definitiones ° 120 
1. Liber serapionis aggregatus in ἀνα τε ᾿Ὑταραϊδοῖο 
Simonis Januensis in tempore (interprete) Habraham 
Iudeo Tortuosiensi de arabico in latinum F ᾧ 127 
Postquam uidi librum. 
2. Reductio sciencie astronomie ad medicinalem facultatem 132 ὁ 
Quoniam secundum sapientes 
—in tempore confeccionis medicine. 
This tract is continued in another hand on f. eee ὁ. 
3. Cirurgia ‘ Ἢ i ‘ . 134 
In primo Cirurgia est acaablethes et inquirere. 
It appears to degenerate into miscellaneous receipts. 
On ἢ. 1594 is one in English. For to make metheglyn. 
Ends with verses on the four temperaments f. 160. 
Two blank leaves follow. 


426 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 8. 


IV. 1. Continuation of III. 3 ; ; : < " 162 
Medical tracts without titles follow. 
2. O medice accedens . ᾿ : δ F Σ 5 1656 


3. Quoniam quidem de melioribus . ‘ : , ‘ 168 
4. Tract. de planetis . : ‘ : 5 : ἢ 173 ὁ 
Cum lima comburitur. 
5. Tabula Mag. Arnaldi de Villa noua . ὲ ; - 1746 
(The foliation here is incorrect.) 
6. Inc. liber urinarum Mag. Guilelmi astronomi anglici 
ciuis Massiliensis medicine professoris . . : 173 (176) 
Ne ignorancie uel pocius inuidie. 
Υ. A book of receipts in an extremely difficult and con- 
tracted hand, perhaps that described in the old table 
as 
Quedam excerpta de antidotario Nicholai . 176 (179) 


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Paper, 83 x 54, ff. 141, mostly 35 lines toa page. Two volumes 
of cent. xv, fairly well written. 

Marked C. 19. No. 150. 

On f. 1. Richard Atkins his book (xvi, xvii). 

There are many notes by Thomas Charnock: see below. 


I. 1. Inc. Anima Artis transmutatorie Raymundi ; ΕΣ: 
In virtute sancte Trinitatis -etc. 
sufficiat ad effectum. 
Expl. anima art. transmut. abbreu. Reymundi. 


In uirtute sancte Trinitatis etc. 
Cum ego Reymundus Lully. 


3. Aqua mirabiliter facta ‘ ° ὃ ὃ a 4 9 

4. Opus Burdegalie . : δ . . . . οὐ 

5. Cedula declaratiua fr. Rogeri Bacon. - - - 10 
Amice in istis consistit. 

6. De aquis mineralibus etc. . . 12 


Alchemical paragraphs and untitled iricots follow. The 
most considerable begins on f. 23. 
On f. 39 
1563. Thomas Charnocke his booke practisser in 
philosophi bourne at feuersham in Kent and 
marryed in Stockeland in Sommersetshere by me 
learninge and fortune 
xv yeres truely I practyssed this science | and I 
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fyll my pursse | and healpe my sellffe and ye 
poore at nede | ffor sso gods worde dothe me 
beade | and who sso to lyve a godly lyff doth 
indevovere | God gyveth him this science for his 
succoure 
quoth Charnocke. 
In nomine d. n. I. C. ete. 
Accipe libram 1 uitriolis romani . ᾿ 
On f. 44 a note of Charnocke that in 1566 he 
dedicated a book of philosophy to Queen Eliza- 
beth. 
A book thought by Charnock to be Raymund de 
quintessentia Lib. II. 


Dixit Salomon sapiencie ‘ Ἢ . τ = 


Liber II. begins on p. 824. 
Licet primus liber qui est de consideratione 5 
essentie. 
Ends f. οὔ ὁ. 
On 974 an alchemical note in rhyme ot Charnock. 
Opus Regale 
Mi frater laudans Ἄς intellige. 
Ars transmutatoria M. Raymundi Lully etc. Anno 
Ihesu Christi 1333. et anno nostre scripture 1460 
Accipe aurum. 
Inc. tabula de significacionibus litterarum etc. 
Practica Raymundi (?). ἐ : 7 
Fulgeat diadema Roberti. 
Notes by Charnock on 1166 etc. 
Ars memorativa . . . . . 
Incipiamus ergo per caaiporentie “dei graciam. 
Rhymes by Charnock on f, 128 ὁ ending 
Yff none of these be true tomme my boye 
I must passe fourth to the seage off troye 
Your father Τὶ Charnocke. 
Anima artis transmutatorie Raymundi 
In virtute etc. (as I. 1) ὶ . és 2 Σ 
Materia igitur nostri lapidis. 
A leaf partly in English inserted after f. 133. 
Inc. consideraciones operis minoris et declaraciones 
principiorum ac tabularum figure de S 
Conuersio istorum 
De Aquis (mostly erased) . ° ° . 2 . 
Auis Hermetis . . 7" 
Extrahe serpentem a cauerna sua. 


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sloping hand of cent. xvi(?). 
- Marked C. 26. No. 157. 

ff. 430-459 and the Index on 3 leaves are in O. 2. 34. 

There is a fragmentary flyleaf in a similar hand. 

The quires are mostly of 16 leaves, and some of them are 
signed "ABPAAM, which is the name of the scribe as given in 
O. 2. 34. The leaves are numbered in a mixture of Greek and 
Arabic numerals. 


Contents : 


1. ᾿Αρχὴ τῶν ἈΠΕ ον ἐρωτημάτων ὰ . νὰ πὰ 
(Τῆ)ς πί(ρο)σωδίας αἱροῦνται τὰ εἴκοσι τέσσαρα a: 
Accidence, with paradigm of τύπτω etc. 

Ends: οἷον ἄνευ, μέχρι. 
2. Εὐχὴ τοῦ ἁγίου ἸΤρίφονος (Tpigwvos) εἰς ἀμπελῶνας x. εἰς 
χωράφια κ. εἰς πᾶν ἀνάστημαν ἐπὶ τῆς γῆ . Ν τ 13 
ν τως μου ἐκ καψαδου κώμη κ. τὰς χίνας. 
Cf. Barocc. 8, f. 212. 

3. Vita Aesopi et Fabulae . . . re . 14 
Αἰσωπος ὁ μυθοποιὸς φρὺξ μὲν ἦν τὸ esi 
--τὰ ἐν ἑκάστω μύθω λεγόμενα ἅπερ εἴσι ταῦτα. 

"Aeros x. ἀλώπηξ. 
There seem to be 58 fables alphabetically arranged ending with 
Κύων κρέας ép<ep>ev. 
4. Περὶ τῆς καθόδου τοῦ ay. πνεύματος x. τοῦ θανάτου τ. 
ταπεινοῦ Εὐπρεπιανοῦ ‘ ‘ ‘ : ἷ26 
᾿Αδελφοὶ x. πατέρες ἐπὶ τῇ πεντηκοστῆ. 
5. Περὶ τοῦ φυλάττειν τὰς θείας ἐντολὰς κ. τ. δικαίας ἀπειλῆς 
τ. ἀμελῶς διακειμένων ν᾽ ε Ξ 2 ; ᾿ ὁ 29 
"Ad. k. wat. ὁ πλάσας ἡμᾶς θεὸς. 
6. Πράξις τῶν ay. x. πανευῴ. ἀποστόλων Ματθαίου x.’Avdpéov . 306 
Kar’ ἐκεῖνον τὸν καιρὸν ἦσαν οἱ ἀπόστολοι. 
Ends f. 41. λέγοντες" εἷς θεὸς ἀνδρέου x. εἷς κύριος I. Χ. ὁ 
ποιῶν θαυμάσια μόνος ὦ ἡ δοξα κ. τὸ κράτος εἰς τ. al. τ. al. 
Ἀμὴν. 
See Acta Apost. Apocr., ed. Bonnet, 11. 1. 
7. Μὴν αὐγούστου τοῦ ἐν. dy. war. hu. ᾿Ιωάννου ἀρχιεπ. λεοντινου- 
πόλεως... λόγος εἰς τ. ἀποτομὴν τοῦ τιμίου aes 
προδρόμου κ. βαπτιστοῦ ᾿Ιωάνου . . 41 


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Μὴν φευρ. Joannis Chrysostomi Sermo εἰς τὴν ὑπαπάντην. 


Οὐ κένον φορεῖ σάρκα. 


Historia Septem Sapientum (Δ)ιήγησις ἐμφιλόσοφος συγγρα- 


φεῖσα παρ᾽ ἡμῶν περὶ τοῦ τῶν περσῶν βασιλέως κύρου κ. τ. 
γνησήου τούτου παιδὸς x. τ. διδασκάλου αὐτοῦ συντίπα κ.τ.λ. 

Ταύτην οὖν τ. διήγησιν προιστόρησε μοῦσις ὁ πέρσης πρὸς τ. 
τῶν ἀναγινοσκόντων ὠφέλιαν. 

Βασιλεύς τις ἦν Κύρος ὀνόματι. 

Unfinished ; ends {4rnow περὶ τῆς ἀποκειμένης τῇ γένησί σου 
réxns(Eberhard, Fabulae Romanenses Teubner 1872 p. 5, 6). 


᾿Ἐπιστολὴ τοῦ Kup. ἡμ. ᾿Ιησοῦ Χριστοῦ. αὕτη οἱ ἐποιστολὶ 


ἔπεσεν ἐξ οὐρανοῦ ἐν ᾿Ιεροσολοίμοις μηνῆ σεπτ. hu. τρίτ.. 
Πρόλογος x. διήγησις κιτ.λ. 
λύθος ἔπεσεν ἐξ οὐρανοῦ 
--αὶ ὁ ἀγοράσας ἀγοράζη τὴν βασιλείαν τοῦ θεοῦ ὦ ἡ δόξα κ.τ.λ. 
See Vassiliev Anecdota Byzantina, Basset Apocryphes 
Ethiopiens. 
Ἑρμηνήα τοῦ ay. Κλήμεντος πάπα ῥώμης ἐκ τοῦ ἰδίου didac- 
κάλου πέτρου x. παύλου κ. ἐκ. τ. θείων had . 
Ὅτε εἰσίν ιβ παρασκεβαὶ τοῦ ὅλου ἐνιαυτοῦ ἅτηνα ἐὰν φυλάξι 
πᾶς χριστιανὸς ἐξ ὅλης τῆς καρδίας ἐξαγορεύση τὰ ἑαυτοῦ 
ἁμαρτήματα κ.τ.λ. 
--τῇ «ς΄ ἡμέρα θέλη πολεμήση ὁ ἀντίχριστος μετὰ ἐνὼχ κ. 
ἡλίαν x. ἐ φυλὲ τῶν υἱὸν ἰσραήλ. 
Ephraem Syri λόγος περὶ ἀγάπης x. μετανοίᾳς 
᾿Αδελφοὶ μηδὲν προτημίσωμεν 
—k. ὁ θεὸς ἐν αὐτῶ" x. αὐτῶ πρέπει δόξα κ.τ.λ. 
Εὐχὴ εἰς παῖδας τοῦ μαθεῖν τὰ ἱερὰ γράμματα . Ε ὃ 
Δέσποτα κύριε I. Χ. ὁ θεὸς ἡμῶν ἡ πηγὴ τῶν εὐλογηῶν. 


᾿Αποκάλυψις τ. ὑπεραγ. θεοτόκου x. περὶ πῶς κολάζονται οἱ 


ἁμαρτωλοὶ κ. περὶ κατανύξεως ψυχῆς Ἢ 
Κατὰ τοὺς καιροὺς ἐκείνους ὅτε ἔμελεν ἡ reve Sakehese 
πορεύεσθαι. 
See Afocr. Anecd. 1. Texts and Studies 11. 3. 
The text ends with a short visit of the ee to Paradise. 
᾿Αλφάβητος διδασκαληκός . ‘ : 
᾿Ανόρωπε πάσχις καὶ θορᾶς τὸ ies νὰ sabes 
- ὦ μυστήριον ξένον. 
Hymn . ‘ ‘ 
ἔΑσωμεν πάντες ee ᾿ϑεῶ τὸ ἐν "ppud(Bt). 
Bios σύντομος τ. ἅγ.... Εὐφροσύνου τ. waylpov =. ‘ ὃ 
Οὗτος ὁ ἐν dy. war. tu. ἐν κόμη τινὶ γενηθεὶς. 
—év μεγάλη ἐκπλήξει γεγόναμεν δοξάζοντες x. εὐλογοῦντες 
κιτιλ. 
Bios x. πολιτεία τ. dy. ᾿Αλεξίου τ. ἀνθρώπου τ. θεοῦ. ° 
"Ev τοῖς καιροῖς évoplov x. ᾿Αρκαδίου. 
-ἰλπίζοντας ἐπὶ κύριον ἐνδεῶς κυκλώσει κ-.τ.λ. 


456 


50 


52 


546 


55 


56 


566 


61 


626 


63 


656 


429 


430 


19. 


20. 


21. 


22. 


23. 


24. 


25. 


26. 


27. 


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λόγος τ. dy. ἀποστόλων περὶ τῆς δευτέρας παρουσίας. (This 
title from the Index: none in text) ¥ ᾿ ὸ 

Ἔν ταῖς ἡμέραις ἐκείναις προσῆλθον οἱ ἀπόστολοι τοῦ ἑωῤου 
λέγοντες" εἰπὲ ἡμῖν πότε ταῦτα ἔσται κ. τὶ τὸ σημεῖον τῆς 
σῆς παρουσίας x. τ. συντελείας τ. αἰῶνος τούτου. λέγει αὐτοῖς 
ὁ ᾿Ιησοῦς" ἠκούσατε τοῦ προφήτου δανιὴλ λέγοντος" ἑώρακα 
τὸν παλαιὸν τῶν ἡμερῶν. 

After a few lines Christ quotes a vision of Daniel which 
continues to the end. Much of it is occupied by a contest 
between an Abbot Stephanus μεσοκλίξ. and a wicked king. 
It does not appear to have been printed. 


Ἔκθεσις τῶν ay. γερῶντων περὶ τ. εὑρεθήσις γυναῖκος ἐν τῆ 


vhow μετὰ τ. υἱοῦ αὐτῆς. φ ὃ 
‘O μακάριος x. εὐαγὶς μάρηζξ kanes 3 sivakaee as 
εὐαγὲς μοναστήριον τὸ πλησίον τοῦ ay. μάρτυρος ἀγα- 
θονίκου. 
- ἕως ἂν ἔλθομεν ἐν ΜῈ TH μεγαλόπολιν. 
Περὶ ὑπομονῆς s 
᾿Αναχοριτῆς τίς ὗν (av) ἐν Tots rier: κὐρδᾶ. 
Περὶ κατανύξεως. . 5 é ; 5 i δ 
"Hy τις κοσμικὸς einai. 
Ephraem περὶ ὑπομονῆς x. μακροθυμίας . : . 
Τρίζουσιν ἁμαρτωλοὶ. 
Jo. Chrysostomi λόγος εἰς τὸ γεροντικὸν τοῦ dy. Μακαρίου. 
᾿Ακούσατε ἀδελφοὶ" ἦν τις βασιλεὺς. 
Dialogue between Macarios and a devil. 
Eiusdem περὶ τοῦ ὄφεως παραβολικός . . 3 
Ὁμοιώθη γὰρ ἡ ζωὴ ἡμῶν ἀνθρώπω οἰ (δεικότῳ 
A long allegorical story. 
Eiusdem λόγος περὶ εὐχῆς x. νηστείας x. ἐλεημοσύνης . 
Δεῦτε πάντες ἀδελφοὶ γνωρίσωμεν τὸν ποιήσαντα. 
Ἔκ τοῦ γεροντικοῦ κεφάλαια Ἶ 3 d 
Εἶπεν ὁ ἀββᾶς Μωυσῆς" τὰ αἴτια τῆς πορνείας. 
Six extracts, followed by 
᾿Αθανασίου ἐκ τῆς συγκλητικῆς . ; ω i 
Ele γέρων" οὐκ ἔχομεν ἐνταῦθα τὸ Ailsa’ 
Three more extracts. 
Περὶ τῆς ἀναστάσεως τοῦ κυρίου. 
᾿Ανεστὴ ὁ κυρίος τριήμερος' πῶς δὲ ἀρνθρμβόνται al τρεῖς 
ἡμέραι. 
--- ͵ὐὰν μὴ πρότερον ἐσφαγμένον. 
᾿Εξήγησις εἰς τὸ Κύριε... ἐλέησον. : . ἃ : ὃ 
Ὅτι ἀνάστασις ἔσται. . ᾿ ὁ ‘ 
Bani ἐν τῇ δεκατῆ hadeiiies 
-τὸ περὶ τριάδος προθεωρίας. 
᾿Αποκάλυψις ᾿Ιωάννου τ. θεολόγου : 
Mera τὴν ἀνάλιψιν τ. κυρ. hy 1. Χ. abcess ἐγὼ 
Ἰωάνης μόνος. 


[o. 8. 


7t 


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97 


98 


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καθὼς εἶπεν ὁ κύριος: ὁ ἀγαπῶν ἐμὲ τοὺς λογούς μου τηρεῖ. 
ἐν X. 1. κοτιλ. 
Ed. Tischendorf. Afocalypses Apocr. 
This text seems to agree with that of the Venice MS. cited 
by Tischendorf. 
Oa(v)ua τ. dpxayy. Ῥαφαὴλ περὶ τοῦ Twhjr . 
Ὁ μέγας dpxayy. x. ἀοίδιμος ῥαφαὴλ ἐμφένεται τῶ vate 
ὁπηνίκα τοὺς ὀφθαλμοὺς τυφλόνττοντας ἔχων. 
A short résumé of the story ending 
ἤρθη ἀπὸ τ. ὀφθαλμῶν αὐτῶν" τῶ δὲ θεῶ x.7.d. 
Athanasii ad Antiochum Quaestiones et Responsiones -: 
"Epwr. τὶ ἐστὶ θεός. 
--κείται οὖν καὶ θεμέλιος" αὐτῷ ἡ δόξα κ.τ.λ. 
Ἔκ τοῦ χρονογράφου (lambic lines) . ‘ ᾷ > 
Ala πολυστένακτε τοῦ βίου xpéve. 
Σιράχ. Ola πρὸς ἄλλου μὴ παθεῖν κιτ.λ. 
Στίχοι πιηθέντες παρά τινος σοφοῦ ; : 
Τὴν ἐντυχίαν λέγουσιν ὑψίκομόν τι δένδρον. 
χοῦν τῶ xot διδόαμεν βαβαὶ θεοῦ κριμάτων. 
Στίχοι ἰαμβικοὶ εἰς τ. ἅγ. πάθη τ. σωτῆρος = ῥηθέντες a 
τ. θεοτόκου Μαρίας θρηνούσης . ἃ ° 
“Avat βασιλεῦ παντάναξ παντεργάτα. 
ταῦτα δεσπότου ῥήματα πρὸς τ. ἁγνὴν μητέρα. . ᾿ 
τί με μῆτερ θρηνεῖς τί γοερῶς δακρύεις. 
ἡ δὲ πανύμνητος πρὸς αὐτὸν ἀποκρίνη. ᾧ τ ἄ 
δόξα σοι χριστὲ παντάναξ εὐέργετα. 
Ὃ Ἰωσὴφ λέγει πρὸς τ. Πιλάτον τ a ties 5 
Ἔρχεται γὰρ ἄλλος σοφὸς οἰκέτης. 
Εὐσχήμων λαμπρὸς εὐσεβὴς TH καρδία. 
Alphabetical address to the Soul. . : 
“Ages ψυχὴ τὸ χαίρεσθαι καὶ τὸ τριφᾶν els ἈΈΘΝ 
Lines (iambic) prophesying the destruction of Rome ‘ 


Tod Θεολόγου. 2 . 
ὁ βροντοφόνος Σὰ whites reno. 
Dates of the great Synods. . wm palete 


Ages of the world. 

Extracts περὶ μίσους etc. 

Διήγησις περὶ τοῦ ᾿Αβραὰμ ὅπως πλῆσον εἰς γῆν ἀλλοτρίαν 
καθὼς προσέταξεν ὁ θεός. 

Ἐν ταῖς ἡμέραις ἐκείναις ἦν ἄνθρωπός τις Shanes pine ἔχων 
υἱοὺς τρεῖς" τὸν ἀρρὰν" τὸν ἀχὼρ᾽ x. τὸν ἀβραὰμ. κ. ποιοῦντες 
θεοὺς ἐκ τοῦ χώματος ἐπώλουν αὐτοὺς. 

An extract from the Pa/aea (a compendium of Old Testament 
history): see Vassiliev Anecdota Byzantina. It goes on to 
the giving of the Law: interrupted on f. 1274 by an 
Alphabet of Nilus. 

Ephraem περὶ τοῦ κεκτῆσθαι ὑπομονήν Pr 2 ὃ ‘ 

Μακάριος ἀδελφοὶ εἴτις ὑπομονὴν ἐκτήσατο. 


431 


102 


104 


1156 


116 


1186 
120 
121 


121 


121 ὁ 


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123 


123 


1246 


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432 


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Interrupted on f. 1354 by a Kalendar Table. 
Amphilochii wii τῶν ai silt τοῦ.. Σιλβέστρου πάπα 
Ῥώμης. 3 ᾿ ; ‘ . ᾷ 
Εὐσέβιος ὁ wajepthoaty 
-π-ἦρξατο μεγαλύνεσθαι παρὰ τοῦ δήμου τῶν ῥωμαίων τὸ 
ὄνομα τοῦ δεσπότου κ.τ.λ. 
Περὶ μυτανοίας x. ἐξομολογουμένου διήγησις « 
Διηγήσατό τις μέγας γέρων. 
Περὶ τῶν προσκυνημάτων τῆς ay. Ἱερουσαλήμ . . 
Ἕτερον κάστρον λέγεται σαμαρίαν. 
De moribus Romanorum: begins abruptly 
---ἐξορίσθην: προσφέρουσι δὲ ἄζυμα εἰς θυσίαν. 
--τῶν ay. air. ἐντολῶν πληρωσέως: ὅπως κ. τ. αἰωνίων 
π. ἀτελευτήτων ἀγαθῶν ἐπιτύχωμεν ἐν αὐτῶ χρ. τῶ θεῶ 
Ne. ὦ ἡ δόξα κ.τ.λ. 
Basilii ἐκ τ. λογου οὗ ἡ ha cha cpsieain Paget Sit 
g lines. : ὲ ‘ . ν᾿ 
Hymnus ad B.V.M. . : . ‘ 
"Aomihe παναμώμηται ἄφθορε ἀρδ μι 
At this point begins an extract from Menaea for September 
etc. containing Commemorations of 


S. Mamas . rg é 3 ἥ ᾿ ᾿ 3 ‘ ; 
Io. Nesteuta . : ᾿ ‘ 5 Ν ᾿ 
Martyrs . 7 i : . 
Anthimus = ; ᾿ ὶ ᾿ é Z ᾿ 
Basilissa 
Aristion Alex. 
Theoctistus 
Babylas . 
Moses propheta 
Hermione 


Petronius Charitina etc. 

3620 Martyrs. 

Miracle of S. Michael at Chonae 

Eudoxus, Zeno, Romulus, Macarius 

Lessons from Genesis, Ezekiel, Proverbs . 3 ΐ 
Nativity of the Virgin . : ᾿ ῃ < ᾿ : 
Theophanes . . Ἢ : : ὸ ἐ ‘ 
Baripsima 

Theodora 

Deodora 

Ta. 

Julian of Galatia ; 

Lessons from 3 Kings and Riavesia . ς ‘ 
Cornelius the Centurion : : 5 f ὃ 
Cronis, Leontius etc. 

Exaltation of the Cross ‘ ὁ a τ 
Philotheus . : Ε 3 A ᾿ ὺ " 


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162 


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Theodota . . . . ‘ : ὃ ὃ ‘ 
Eustathius etc. . ‘ 

Jonas Propheta . . : “ Ἶ ‘ ὃ . 
Conception of John Baptist. . .« « 
Andrew, John, Peter etc. Martyrs. 

Copres . δ ὦ ᾿ ὸ ‘ Σ 3 ‘ ὲ 
Euphrosyne . ‘ . : ; . 
The boy caught ἫΝ on ΤΎΡΟΣ 

Lessons (1 John). 

Epicharis = . . : ὃ 4 ὁ 


Callistratus. 
Ignatius Abbas. : . . : é - . 
Cyriacus . . : Ξ : . ‘ 3 ‘ 
Dadas, Gobdelas etc. . ᾿ 4 é F 
Gregorius of Armenia . ‘ - : 
Rhipsimia etc. . 

October. Romanus . ῳ ; : ὃ ° 


Cyprian . 5 ° . δ 

Theophilus Conf. 

Dionysius Areop. . : . δ . . 

John Chozebita : : : 

Thomas Apostolus. . . ‘ . 

ἐκ τῶν αὐτοῦ περιόδων 

ἔτι δὲ ζῶν ὁ ἀπόστολος σὺν ἀβάνη wh ἀὐνὰρώ: A dhbitened 
extract from Acta Thomae giving the histories of the 
Marriage and the Palace. 

Andronicus and Athanasia  . 3 . : 2 

Theophilus Conf. i 

Αθλησις μοναχοῦ τινὸς κ. ee (in Scete) 

Longinus Centurio ὃ . 


Lucas . a : ° 

Julianus ἐν τῶ es 

Artemius i 
Lessons (Isaiah, δον ᾿ Sap.) 

Anna Alex. . ὃ - 


Cleopas, Joseph. Petibarchs: Aiasians Claudius etc. 
Oct. 31. διήγησις pe nig: περὶ βίου. ΠΝ τινὸς 


ἀνωνύμου. 
49. λόγος τοῦ ἁγ. Ἰρρλέννου γ΄ Θεολ. in τῆς ὃν. Ke ps 
N(ecroupylas) . . 


"Hpwrncer ὁ ay. Iw. τὸν Kip. he. 1. x. χόγων εἰπέ μοι, pra 
I. X., ὁ θεός μου, πόσαι ἁμαρτίαι τοῦ κόσμου εἰσίν. 
Contains revelations concerning the various parts of the 
Liturgy. 
᾿ Ends unfinished: κι εἶπέ μοι ἄκουε Ἰωάνη οὐκ ἤκουσα. 
50. Kalendar Tables. ‘ 5 
51. Anastasii Sinaitae λόγος περὶ τῆς ay. φλέ; ὶ 
᾿Αεὶ μὲν ἡ τοῦ dy. πνεύματος χάρις. 


T. C. IIL 


433 


228 
229 


28 


434 


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Στιχηρὰ τῆς θεοτόκου. = ὗ Ε Ν᾿ J 
Χαῖρε θεοτόκε πάνσεμνε. 
Περὶ τοῦ λατόμου 
Γέγονεν κατὰ τὴν Θηβαΐδα ὁ ᾿ἀββὰς ἜΝ 5 ended τῆς 
σκήτεως. 
Ὅτι φιλοξενεῖν χρὴ x. ἐλεεῖν ἐν ἱλαρώτητι . A δ 
Ἦν τις μοναχὸς x. εἶχεν κοσμικὸν ἀδελφόν. 
Περὶ τῆς προ(σ)ποιουμένης μεθήειν : r Ἶ ᾿ 
ἀνέβη ὁ ἀββᾶς Δανιήλ. 
Περὶ τ. μαγηστριανῶν . . ᾿ : > Ε - 
"Ἔλεγε περὶ τ. μαγιστριανῶν τις τῶν πατέρων. 
Followed by further narratives out of the Gervonticon, before 
the last of which occurs an 
Exposition of Kupe 1, X. ὁ 6. ἡμ. eXenoov ju. f. 250. 
Amphilochii Vita Basilii i 3 
᾿Αγαπητοὶ οὐκ ἦν ἀπεικώς. 
Further extracts from A/enaea follow here. 
Dec. 24. τοῦ ὁσ. rat. hu. Νικολάου μον. τοῦ ἀποστρατιωτοῦ 
διήγησις. ἡ ρϑα . ᾿ 2 : ‘ ᾿ 
Lessons. Joshua, Judges, Daniel . » ᾿ : ὗ 
Ephraem. λόγος ψυχοφελὴς κγ΄. A é ω . 
Δεῦτε ἀγαπητοὶ δεῦτε πατέρες κ. ἀδελφοί μου. 
Eiusdem ἔλε(γ)χος x. ἐξομολόγησις λα΄. ᾷ 
Ἔν πολλοῖς ὑμῖν ἀδελφοὶ δοκῶν χρησιμεύειν. 
Bios x. πολιτεία τ. do. Ξξενοφῶντε . . «© « - 
Ξενοφῶν ὁ θαυμάσιος. 
Afril. Miraculum apud Carthaginem Β ὃ x 3 
Priscius Martyr 3 ξ A 3 " 
Jacobus Abbas 4 ᾿ Ξ ᾿ ὃ : : 


Poemen . Ἶ ; : ὦ J τ 2 
Serapion . ‘ a ς 
June. περὶ γεωργοῦ τινὸς . . : 
Ὅτι πολυτρόπως δείκνυται τὰ ἐνύπνια διὸ κ. τὸ 5 dence aed 
ἀσφαλέστερον. ᾿ ὸ ; 


A number of anecdotes mostly ἔρον the φαωμίοῳ ὸ 

Eis ἀδελφοποίησιν. Ἶ . ᾿ 

(Form of service.) 

Symeon magister περὶ τοῦ καλῆ ναοῦ τῆς τ. θεοῦ λόγου σοφίας 

Κωνσταντῖνος ὁ μέγας ἐβασίλευσεν ἔτη τριάκοντα τρία. 

From Menaea. 

December. Commemoration of St Nicolas “ 
Paul the Monk ᾿ . . 3 A 
Anne, Conception of . f 5 
Hannah, mother of Samuel . ; ζ ᾿ 
Stephanus Νεολαμπής . : i 5 3 
Spyridion ° . . = . : . 
Menas. Miracles follow. : : 
Lessons. Paul. Epp., Act. v-xiii f 


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Serapionis Sindonii vita (Λαύσω πραιποσίτω) 
Σεραπίων τις ὀνόματι γέγονεν αἰγύπτιος. 
Περὶ τοῦ ἀββᾶ ᾿Ισιδόρου τ. θυρωροῦ . : . 
June 12. Pierius of Athos ᾿ . β 
Ephraem ἔλεγχος x. ἐξομολόγησις κδ΄, ‘ Ξ 
᾿Αδελφοὶ συμπαθήσατέ μοι. 
Eiusdem περὶ ψυχῆς ὅταν πειράζεται. λόγος μδ΄. . 3 
Ψυχὴ τεθλιμμένη προσέρχεται. 
Eiusdem Confessio 5. Oratio 
“Iacal με κύριε. 
Eiusdem εἰς τ. δευτέραν παρουσίαν. λόγος v’ 
Προσέλθετε κ. δεῦτε υἱοὶ φωτός. 
Περὶ μετανοίας μεμειμνημένης x. ἀληθῶς ἐναργοῦς . 
Μετάνοιά ἐστιν ἀνάκλησις ΕΡΡΕΙΝΣ 
Περὶ ἀγρυπνίας. : ° : . 2 . > 
Tots ἐπὶ γῆς βασιλεῦσιν. 
Ephraem πρὸς διόρθωσιν τῶν ἐμπαθῶς διαγόντων ὸ 
᾿Αγωνιῶ ἀδελφοί μου. 
Joh. Chrysostomi λόγος περὶ μετανοίας x. κατανύξεως κ. ὅτι 
ταχὺς ὁ θεὸς εἰς σωτηρίαν K.7.d. ᾿ 5 e < J 
Πάντοτε es ὁ θεῖος ἀπόστολος. 
Narratio 
Teeslitrasie ἢ τις on τῇ at ΑΜΗΡΑΝῚ ΤῈ Βα casas @) 
ἦλθεν πρός με ἐν poveuBacla. 
Βίος τ. dy. ἱερομάρτ. Κλήμεντος ἐπισκ. Ρώμης dale τ. ay. 
ἀποστ.. Πέτρου. . . . . ᾿ ὁ ° 
Κλήμης laxwBw τῶ κυρίω x. ἐπισκόπω. 
It is the first Clementine Epitome. 
Interrupted at f. 4024 by a sermon of Ephraem 
Ἢ πίστις μήτηρ ἐστὶν παντὸς ἔργου ἀγαθοῦ. 
Continued on f. 4024, and ending seemingly unfinished. 
ff. 412, 413 ought, according to the scribe’s note, to follow 
f. 429: while 414-429 directly follow 411. 
I can find no proper ending to the text: the last words of 
f. 413 are in a speech of Faustinianus to Simon 
εἰ μή τι ἂν ὅτι πολλοὺς αὐτὸς δοξάζεις θεούς" θεοὺς δὲ 
πολλοὺς εἶναι. Epitome Clementina 132, Cotelier, 
Patr. Apost. \. 703. 


1409. AsrRONoMmICca. 


Vellum, 8} x 64, ff. 4+48+51+1. 


beautiful small Italian (?) hands. 
Marked C. 34. No. 165. 


435 
350 
355 


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359 


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364 


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37! 


372 


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386 


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Cent. xiii early, in two very 


28—2 


436 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [o. 8. 


Flyleaves: 4 at the beginning from a roughly written Civil Law 
MS. in double columns (cent. xiii) in English hand. One heading 
of a section is 


Repeticio magistri roberts de broucley super 1. si de vi et possessione. 


One at the end of cent. xiii, from an astrological book in double 
columns in English hand. . 
Collation: I. τ 28-58 (+ 2 betw. 2 and 3) 68. 
II. 18-68 7? three left. 
On one flyleaf is the name 


Shyrwymir (?) xvi. 


I. Consists entirely of Astronomical tables beautifully written 
with occasional diagrams. I have called the writing Italian: it 
may possibly be Spanish. 

II. In avery similar hand: double columns of 47 lines. 


Contents: 


In nomine D. N. I. C. 

Inc. liber in quo est maior introductorius Albumasar astrologi ad 
scientiam indiciorum astrorum et tractatus eius super eadem 
indicia. Cum disputacione racionali et auctentica et figure 
signorum atque nature. In nomine dei pii et misericordis . whe od 

Laus deo qui creauit celum. 

Eight ¢ractatus remain. The latter part of the MS. has suffered 
severely from damp and the last two leaves are fragmentary and 
well-nigh illegible. 


1410. Mepica. O. 3.35 


Vellum, 83 x 5%, ff. 127+4, 22 lines to a page. Cent. xv late, 
clearly written. 

Marked C. 37. No. 168. 

The following inscription occurs several times with variation 
in, date. 


Henri. Dyngley anno xpi 1554 et anno Philippi et Marie primo et secundo vicesimo 
secundo die Marcii [at Adyngetoon in buckingegamshire]. 


On the flyleaves at the beginning are one or two receipts and 
also a table of Apothecaries’ measures, and a rude sketch of a king 
with crown and sceptre and the legend Henricus vj. Rex Anglie. 


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Collation: 4 flyleaves. 18-118 (4 canc.) 12°-16%. 


Contents : 


1. Here begynneth a tretys of al manere of infirmitees of mannys 
body + bothe withinne as touchyng to phisyk and withoute 
as touching to surgerie from the crowne of the heed to the 
sool of the foot. And the remedies therwith if god wol. 
And first we wol al heer of the hede how it shulde be 
norisshede and kepte etc. . Ἢ - ῷ ° ° NGG sae 

For to make heer to growe. 
Take withien leues. 
On ἢ 524 is a section 
Ad discernendam urinam humanam. 
On f. 574 begins (without special heading) a discourse of the 
influence of the heavenly bodies. 
On f. 694 a section on the twelve signs in Latin. 
On f. 704 a table of medicines in English. 
On 29 chapters ending f. 83. 


f. 84 blank. 
2. Here folewen the Entraailes of man and medicynes also for 
certeyn parties of a mannys body . “ ᾿ 85 


The longe holdith the two ouer parties of the ives. 

Medicines begin on f. 87 ὁ. 

From f. 112 to 120 the receipts are in Latin: English is 
resumed on f, 121, 2 where the text ends. On the last four 
leaves, originally blank, are receipts in English (xvi). 


1411, Atcuemica. O. 8. 36 


Paper, 84 x 52, ff. 131+7, 34 and more lines to a page. 
Cent. xvi early, in several hands. 
Marked C. 22. No. 153. 
On‘a flyleaf the name 
Wyll™ Symon (xvi). 


The occurrence of the name of S. Modwenna, f. 46, and of a 
Burton document, f. 130, shows that the book is from Burton Abbey. 


Contents: 


1. Tractatus Joannis Dastine . . ὦ . Ἂ . τῇ 
Cum gauderent uti breuitate. 
Liber II begins on f. 11 ὁ. 
Ends f. 144. Expl. liber secundus de cognicione lapidis 
quem scripsit marot (? maiot) monachus, 


438 


11. 


12. 


13. 


CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


Totam nostram scienciam quam ex libris antiquorum 


abbreuiauimus . : ᾿ . ᾿ ὺ 
Four sections follow each healed Sores ΠΞΕΞΕ or 
particularis. 


Apparently unfinished. 
De uirtute cuiusdam herbe que vocatur lunaria uel martogon 
In nomine d. n. I. C. 
Inc. Exorcismus ad habendum et retinendum herbam 
—natura eius est contra aquam fluere etc. 
Expl. de Martogon. 


Miscellaneous receipts : : . ᾿ δ ἥ 
They makyng off ffyne cles f. 22 ὁ. 
Practica Raymundi lully etc. . ἢ 2 ‘ ° . 


Alkymia est una pars 
—rotunda intus et extra. Cum dei laude expl. tract. iste. 
On f. 38 diagram and receipts. 


Liber fenicis . . “ ς A . . . 
Tractatus compositus super codon philos. 

Ends f. 45 4. 

De Mineralibus . ᾿. ς : Ἴ : . ς 


Ecce supposita Aelailocwa: 
At top: Ihesus maria wenefreda modwenna. 
On f. 49 
Jocundum dictum vice graciarum ante prandium siue 
senam quod dom, Thomas Power presbiter quidam 
amenissimus semel iocose ante venerabiles dominos 
dicebat 5. D»° de Schrewsbury et D° Edwardo hastynges 
apud Darby et nominabat illud graciam Scottorum. 
Benedicite. Dominus. 
Ab omnibus aduenientibus et nichill secum apportantibus 
liberat nos omnipotens et misericors deus. Amen. 
Regule philosophie (five) . : : Ξ . . . 
Tractatus J. de Rupescissa ἢ : ᾿ ἃ : ᾿ 
Consideraui tribulaciones sacrosanncte Romane ecclesie 
—breuiter accedo. 
Materia lapidis res uilis. 
Epistola accurtacionis lapidis Benedicti Mag. Reymundi Lulii 
In uirtute 5. Trinitatis etc. 
Cum ego Raymundus de Insula maioritarum. 
Eiusdem Primus liber de consideracione quinte essencie . 
Dixit Salomon Sap. Ca®. 1. Super salutem. 
Liber 1, : ° ; . ; Ἶ ἕ * ᾿ 
Dieta Contra Pestem (in verse) . Ξ ὲ ἃ i nate 
Tu mihi mandasti dicto pro peste querelam. 
Per mea scripta tibi facilem monstrabo medelam. - 
Anno gracie M®. CCCCC® XIIIJ°. 
Thys is the makyng of Balme artificial τῶν they way off 
John Osborne . . . ᾿ . . » . 


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216 


23 


39 


46 


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Directa composicio Thome maiot. a τὴν W. Altost. 

Among the receipts that follow is 
De laudibus quercus . : . wm ie ᾿ 946 
In quercu sunt quatuor laudabilia. 

14. In nomine [hesu. 

Inc. liber de Mercuriis seu de elixeriis Mercuriorum . οὔ 
Fili necesse est tibi. 

It is the Testamentum Raymundi (translated into Latin in 

1443 at St Bartholomew’s δάκος in London), ending with 


the Cantilena . 5 : : 3 4 ἐ 128 
Amor nos facit hoc rimare. 
Significacio litterarum practice . : “ ᾿ ° 128 ὁ 
On f. 1300 is 


Citation by Thomas Fitzherbert Vicar of Galfrid Bp of 

' Lichfield to the Abbot and Convent of Burton to shew 
their privileges. Dated 13 Feb. 1513. 
On the next (and last) leaf are receipts 


De Marubio. 
Aqua mirabilis Petri Hispani. 
etc. 
O. 8. 
1412. ΜΑΙΜΟΝΙΡῈΒ ETC. | 37 
6018 


Paper, ff. cir. 250, 24 lines to a page. Cent. xvi, in a good 
sloping Italian hand. 
Marked E. 20. No. 257. 


Contents : 


1. R. Maimonidis More nebuchim . % “ A 2 ees ce 
In Latin. 
Begins imperfectly in the preface of Part I and ends in 
ὃ; xxi of Part III. 
2. In another hand. ff. 11. 
Franc. Cataneus Diacetius de amore. 
Pulcritudo celestis vertus appellatur amor. 
Liber tertius begins on f. 3 ὁ. 
Ends ἢ 11a 
posse claritate diuinissime lucis tue illustrari, Finis. 


O. 9. I 
1413. Brute CHRONICLE ETC. { 
6004, 5 


Vellum, 12 x 84, ff. 225 + 6, 36 lines to a page. Cent. xv, clearly 
written in several hands. Border of good English ornament and 
painting. 


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Marked I. το. No. 354. 
Collation: 18-138 (+ 1) 148-288 six flyleaves. 


Contents : 
I. 1. Notes on the seasons, Advent, Easter etc. . = ee 
Heruest hath 111 moneths. 
Pardons. 
Aue uerum corpus. 
2. End of the Life of the Virgin (see post) ‘ ° . 16 


Full border to page. 
Here begynneth the blessed life of seint Kateryne the 
holy virgyne. Capitulo Lxiiij* ὁ 9 
It does not agree with the Latin | text of the teseacta 
Aurea ed. Graesse c. 172. 
Ends: And it is conteigned in the Inuencion of the Crosse 
how maxcence was punysshed for this foly and for other. 
4. In another hand, not so good. 
Here begynneth pe lyfe of Seint James the Apostell . > 246 
James the apostell James pe Soun of Sabade 
—and this pore man was delyuered. here endeth the life 
of Seint Jame. 
From the Legenda Aurea. 
5. Life of the Virgin from the Legenda Aurea. 


The Purificacioun of our lady ἢ ὃ ἃ Σ > 30 
The Annunciacioun of our lord . : 3 : 35 
The Assumpcioun of our lady - 39 


This is continued (from f. 48 δ) on ff. 1 4.8 ὄ a it eae 
Il. The Brute Chronicle of ee arias called Caxton’s 

Chronicle. A ; ᾿ = 5 2 49 
A good border to f. 49. 

Here begynneth a booke in englissh tonge called 

Brute etc. 
Here begynneth the ffirst Chapiter. 
Somtyme in the noble land of Surre. 


The catchwords of the quires have grotesque and other 
ornaments: a crowned heart is not uncommon. There are hand- 
some borders and initials to the divisions and at f. 102 is a page of 
paintings illustrating the Life of Edward the Confessor in six 
narrow and tall compartments. The style is excellent, but the 
paintings have been a good deal rubbed. 


1. King Edward crowned: his arms on the canopy behind him: on either side 
three Bishops. 

2. He gives the ring to the beggar (St John). Pink ground with gold pattern. 

3. @. He kneels bareheaded under a canopy with his arms: a scroll before him on 
a desk: he smiles and looks surprised. On 2. a Priest at altar elevates the Host. 


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6. Three ships full of warriors in plate armour: the King of Denmark falls into the 
sea out of a boat. 


4. Edward and another kneel. A Priest on 2. elevating the Host, in which is the 
figure of Christ nude blessing. 

5. Green ground with gold ornament. 

St John bearded gives the ring to two kneeling pilgrims. 

6. The King at table between two Bishops. The two pilgrims kneel on the near 
side of the table, and one gives Edward the ring. 


At f. 201 (A.D. 1422): 


Nomina maiorum et Vicecomitum London. temp. Regis Henrici Sexti etc. 
—tThe original-hand ends with the events of the 23rd of Henr. VI. 
—for a fynall pees (225 ὁ). 
It then adds the Mayow)and Sheriffcfor 24 Hen. VI. (1448)-6 
The remainder of 2254 and 226a blank. 
+On 2264 a later hand adds the record of 1446. 


On the flyleaves at end are 3 pages of very badly written notes 
containing sayings of various Saints on the Sacrament of the Altar 
in English. At the end is the date 1551, but this seems later than 
the writing. 

Then follows a note on the Pardon of Corpus Christi. 

Lastly, occupying 24 pages, well written, an Indenture in 
English between “ Walter Lokington and John Cokerych Wardenis 
of the fraternite or gelde of the Assumpcion of oure ladye Seint 

_Marie in the Churche of Seint Margarete within the close of Seint. 
Peter of Westminster and the Brederne and Sustern of the same 
ffraternite or gilde on the oon partie and James Fytt Citezin and 
Taylour of London on the other partie” leasing to him certain 
lands in the parish of St Mary Aldermary. 

Dated 26 Dec. 17 Edward IV. 

The beginning of a late deed of Will. Barret of Sholton in 
Staffordshire on the verso. 

The book evidently belonged to some person connected with 
the Guild of the Assumption in St Margaret’s Westminster. 


1414, Escueats. O. 9. 2 


Paper, τῇ x 74, pp. 180 (13-192). Cent. xvii, well written. 
Marked H. 21. No. 335. 


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Transcripts of Escheats for the Counties of Cambridge and 
Huntingdon. 


Inquisitio temp. Edward. I. . “ Ε ὰ " J δε). Sar (rg) 
Begins imperfectly at p. 13. 
Toft, Croxton, Eltisley, Caxton, Stow, Hatley, Gamlingay. 
Hundred of Whittlesford 2 - . ‘ ᾿ J . 25 
Flendishe. 
Northstow. 
Cheveley. 
Chilford. 
Stane. 
Radfeild. 
Thriplow. 
Papworth. 
Stapelho, 
Chesterton. 
. Wetherley. 
Com. Huntington: 
Ex Inquis. gerdab. temp. Ricardi . ° : ς ᾿ 67 
In a later hand: 
Ex Inquis. feodali temp. Reg. Edw. I.. . ᾿ : 92 
Escaet. Regis Edw. I. . > : : é ; : . 93 
Cambridgeshire. 
Nomina Villarum de temp. R. Edw. IJ. 
ex parte Rememorator. Thes. in Scaccario reman. : A 109 
Escaet. R,-Edw. 1. . δ - 3 ἶ 3 ὸ . 121 
Escaet. R. Edw. III. . - A A 4 3 > . 145 
Cambs. and Hunts. 
In libro de ronacibil. Auxilio anno xx™ nuper R. Edw. III. . 181 
Cambs. 


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Paper, uniform with the last and paged continuously with it: 


Pp. 193-444. 
Marked H. 22. No. 336. 


Contents: 


Escaet. R. Ricardi II. . ; ; ; : Σ 2 > «_ f. 193 
ne Henrici IV. ᾿ 3 ; a ‘ A ϊ ‘ 217 
me Henrici V. . ᾿ . ὃ ᾿ 4 ὰ fs + 229 
is Henrici VI. = : ὺ ᾿ ς - 2 a 237 


“pe Edwardi IV. A - Ε ὃ ὃ 5 Α 
Rentale Pontagii Cantebr. renouat. in anno R. Edw. IV. 21° . 269 


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Escaet. R. Ricardi III. ᾿. $ 4 > ᾿ . . - 271 


a Henrici VII. : ὃ 273 
Liber Releviorum in Scaccario reman.. ve temp. Edw. I. ae 
usque Ric. III. . . . : ‘ - . . . 293 


Cambs. and Hunts. 
The last entries are in Hen. VI. 


Termino Pasche 24 Ed. I. . . . : ‘ . : . 305 
Concession to Prior of Barnwell. 
Ex libro Eliensi voc. le Cowcher fol. Ixxiiii : . ὸ - 309 
Inquisitio de feod. militum in Hund. de Wisebich . : - 315 
Followed by other nai fees connected with a 
Escaet. Reg. Henrici VIII. ‘ εἶ . , 325 
εν Edwardi VI. . 4 “ $ ῷ ) A 361 
ἣν Philippi et Marie . ‘ F Ξ ἐ ῷ Ν 369 
Inquisitiones Elizabethae . > ‘ : Ἢ ᾿ ὰ Σ 377 
Escaete R. Jacobi. “ ἢ ‘ x ὡ ς : ᾿ : 401 
re Caroli (I.) .  . . A . Bal eee 7 τὰ ἜΧΩ 
1416. ϑυβιανῦβ ᾽ν MeETAPHYSICA. O. 9. 4 


Paper, 114 x 7}, pp. 219. Cent. xvii, neatly written. 
Marked H. 18. No. 332. 
Apparently a transcript from MS. Bodl. Misc. Gr. 194. 


Συριανοῦ τοῦ φιλοξένου περὶ τῶν ἐν τῷ δευτέρῳ τῆς μετὰ τὰ φυσικὰ 
᾿Αριστοτέλους πραγματείας λογικῶς ἠπορημένων καὶ διαίτης ἠξιωμένων. 
Ἔν τῷ μείζονι ἃ τίς ἡ παροῦσα σκέψις. 
Ends p. 78: διαλεχθῆναι πειράσεται. 
Ta eis τὸ γ΄ τοῦ συριανοῦ τοῦδε ἐγράφη περὶ τὸ προκείμενον ἐκεῖσε 
μετὰ τῆς τοῦ ᾿Αλεξάνδρου ἐξηγήσεως. 
Tel. αὐγοῦν οἷν γ0 Μ΄ μα Le τ wetieg κα δὲ οἱ ok Egg 
Οὐκ εἰμὲ τῶν φιλαπεχθημόνων. 
Ends p. 219: τἀληθέστερα καὶ θεοφιλέστερα τέλος. 


An index of authors quoted follows. 


[τῷ 9. 5 
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Paper, 11} x 8, ff. cir. 80. Cent. xvii, fairly written in several 
hands. 
Marked M. 12. No. 420. 


444 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. 9. 


Contents : 


S. Maximi Ambigua .i. Loca difficilia ex Gregorio Nazianzeno 
explanata. Interprete Joan: Scoto Heruligena sive Erigena. 

Rhemis repertus hic liber fuit, mihique missus per Joan: 
Mabillonium, M.B. Tho. Gale. 


Dedication by Erigena to Charles : Σ ; : : ἮΝ ΣΙ CET 
Hoc opus Maximi. 
Maximus’ Dedication to John of Cyzicus. . ° . ‘ A 3 


Laudantur quidem. 
Ends: ipse est sicut et superficies. 


1418. AsTROLoGIca. O. 9. 6 


Paper, 114 x 84, ff. 257, 57 and 60 lines to a page. Cent. xv, 
very closely written in several hands (English): has suffered from 
damp at each end. 

Marked C. 26. No. 312. 


Contents : 


Flyleaf. An extract headed ‘ Herffordensis’ and signed Hec. 
Gruforreus transcripsit 1459, 21° wre post merid. 2* hora. 
1. Quaestiones naturales . . δ sg See 
Utrum sompniorum simulacra vapore fluido ΤῈ ἘΠῚ 
diffusa ex fantasmate possint esse signalia futurorum 
veridica sub naturali ordine. 
Expertissimam huius questionis veritatem. 


2. Deeclipsibus . ᾿ ᾿ x . . . . 30 
Pertractata significacione sahaton jam superest eam com- 
parare. 


On ἢ 38 is a section noted as being pro anno 1369. 
On f. 47 note on the eclipse of 1435. 
3. Petrus Cardinalis Ca(r)maracensis. Processus de correctione 


Kalendarii τ ; ‘ ᾿ > : . . 49 
Non modica diligencie cura. ; 
4. Johannes de Muris contra tabulatores tabularum Alfonsi . 55 


Bonum mihi quidem uidetur. 
At the end is a date obviously wrong 1548. 
5. Effectus eclipsium ; : 5 : . 58 
Including a note on the ectined of bis 
On f. 63 a note of the death of Duke Humphrey at Bury. 
Pro disposicione anni 1448. f. 64. 
6. In double columns, better written. 
Perspectiua Rogeri Bacon . ῷ : ᾿ . : - 66 
Prepositis iudicibus sapiencie. 
Ends f. 964 vultum natiuitatis sue in speculo etc. 


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7. Further notes on eclipses . Ὁ Ὁ « «ὁ 97 
8. De Judiciis. 

An astrological tract on Signs and Prognostics probably by 
Guido Bonactus. . . 108 
Cum per diuersas locorum duhinies Neiteies Saboelans 
diffudassem. 
End f. 1184. Expliciunt Judicia. 

9. Diagrams and notes on Eclipses > oy 119 
10. Inuestigatis igitur ascendentibus in natiuitate humana 122 
1t. (Guido Bonactus in tract. 6 part. 2) . 126 

Cum ad astronomie iudicia peruenire intenderis. 
12. Inc. tractatus de natiuitatibus et earum accidentibus. 
By Guido Bonactus. 
13. Inc. tract. de reuolucionibus annorum mundi atque natiuitatum 196 
Est autem reuolucio anni circularis. 
Ends f. 2354 ymbres multiplices inducet. 
Expl. tract. Guidonis Bonati. 
14. Further notes on Eclipses . ὃ . 2356 

15. Richardus de Wallingford Tract. de shiek uersa et recta. 238 

Quia canones non perfecte tradunt noticiam sinus. 
Pars) ti « Ἂ 3 ὃ ᾿ A . ὁ 3 Ἵ 2426 
Pores 511 ν : é ἐ ᾧ ᾿ 5 2446 
Pars IV. . . . - . . : 247 6 
Ends f. 2554: et hec est racio et Ὡς in Cathis. 
Expl. tract. 4** de corda versa et recta quem composuit fr. 

Ric. de Walingford monachus S. Albani in quo apparent 

omnia facilia et leuia que peritis astrologis usque ad 

tempus suum fuerant quasi occulta et modernis loquentibus 

omnino ignota. 

16. Receipts, English and Latin 256 
17. On measuring distances, in English 2566 

1419. Macica Simonis Forman. 09) 7 


Paper, 114 x 74, pp. 118. Cent. xvi (1600), well written. 


Marked 1.9. No. 353. 


Contents: 


Liber de Arte memoratiua siue notoria. 
Written by Simon Forman. On p. 106 is the colophon 
finis orationum per Simonem Forman 1600, 28 Junii hora p.m. 
at 8. 
Begins: 
Prol. In nomine 5. trinitatis et indiuidue unitatis et in 
principio operationis istius sacratissimae artis notorie inuocato 
nomine altissimi creatoris etc. . . ᾿ ᾿ . πον ἃ 


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Prologus per Sallomonem . : : x : x 3 

In nomine Sancte et Indiuid. “Trinitatis. 

Inc. sanctissima Ars notoria quam Creator altissimus per Angelum 
suum super altare templi quodam modo Salomoni dum oraret 
ministrans. 

The greater part of the book consists of prayers which are usually 
collections of Hebrew or Greek names, or imitations thereof ; 
€.g. ps §2% 

Elystemaht hacaram hemel Sadoc Ghesu heloy Camaraz 
Coma Jetromaym Theos Deus pie et foriis hamathaz al 
Jecronamay etc. 

The rubrics are often in English. An Index of the Prayers follows 
the text. 


In his diary for 1600, Forman mentions that he had copied the 
two books of Apollonius Niger de Arte Memoratus (see Dict. Nat. 
Biog.). Probably this MS. is the copy he refers to. 


1420. OrarIones. O. 9. 8 
CicERoNIS EPISTOLAE. 6089 


Paper, 11 x 84, ff. 103 +1. Cent. xv late, in several hands, 
some Italian. 

Marked I. 18. No. 361. 
_ Collation: 1 flyleaf. a (1-3, 10-12) b® a (4-9) cl” (wants 1) d” 
e” | f° g h? (seven left) | i? (eight left) k® (wants 10, 12). 

The flyleaf has a list of orations by Renaissance scholars which 
do not occur in the volume. 


Contents : 


I. 1. 28 lines to a page: heading in Italian hand, text in a 
possibly English hand. 
Concertatio quedam inter egregios uiros Poggium 
Florentinum et Guarinum Veronensem super pres- 
tantia Scipionis Africani et Cesaris. Et primo Rees 
in laude Scipionis  . 5 “ ay 
Poggius pl. sal. dicit Scipioni Νὐὐνδινωι Veit. ᾿ὴ οἱ 
sane arduam. 
Ends f. 434: et parce longitudini mee. Expl. 
2. Epistola ad Poggium per Petrum de Monte pontif. max. 
protonotarium missa . . 44 
Petrus de Monte apostol. sed. pidtoboe ane pl. dicit 
Poggio Secretario V. C. Proximis diebus cum per 
absentiam. 


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parce ruditati atque ineptie mee. 
Ex londoniis prid. Kal. Febr. 
Then the scribe’s (?) name: 
Jacobus Norwych. 
II. τ. 43 lines to a page, in an Italic hand. 
Gasparini Pergamensis Epistole . . - 5 . 58 
Gaudeo plurimum ac letor. | 
Ending on f. 814 with a Missiua. 
Nichil habet auguste 
—efficias ampliores. Vale. Et sic est finis. 
Explicit added in the English hand. 
2. Inc. sermo magistralis . . ° - . ; 82 
In a smaller hand. 
Nunquam ego eruditissimi fratres tantum de me sperare 
᾿ς ausus sum, 
Ends: Amen anno cccce. xl. 
Two similar speeches follow, then on f. 826: 
Quedam congratulacio ad dom. apostolicum edita per 
d. Anthonium de bentiuoliis. 
Another speech imperfect on f. 84: 
Crebris meditacionibus meme occupando doctissimi uiri. 
III. In blacker ink, 30 lines to a page. 
1. End of a letter to a prince. . . . . . 85 
Que uero fuit in aliquo sapiente. 
—Vale principum optime et me recomissum habe. 
2. Leo Aretinus Innocencio pape vii? . . ‘ 5 115 
Qui tuam laudant sanctitatem. 
—ex nostris libris putetur sumpsisse. 
Dedication of Plato de immortalitate animarum. 
3. A fragment of Cicero’s Epistolae ad Atticum from 
I. τη. 6 to IV. 5. τ. Schenkl remarks that it was 
transcribed from a MS. which had the Greek words in 
good capital letters. 
Begins: -tacio que michi suauissima tecum solet esse . 86 
Ends f. 1024: relictus proiectus ab hiis. 


1421. Forpun’s ScoricHRONICON. O. 9. 9 


Paper, τοῦ x 7%, ff. 168 + 59, 35 lines to a page. Cent. xv late, 
in a rather current hand. 
Marked I. 13. No. 356. 
In quires of 12 leaves. 
At the top of f. 1 
Alex! (?) Galloway (xvi). 


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At the bottom 


Collegii abfid (Aberdon.) ex dono Mgri Hectoris Bois primi primarii eiusdem. 


There are occasional marginal notes in Hector Boiss’ hand. 

Gale used this MS. for his edition of the work (1691). It is 
described as No. 16 in Skene’s edition 1871. A facsimile of f. 1 is 
in National MSS. of Scotland 11. pl. LXXx. 


Contents : 7 
I, Fordun’s Scotichronicon. 
1. Inc. tituli capitulorum libri primi (de) gente scotorum . f. 1 
2. Six lines of verse: 
Incipies opus hoc adonay nomine nostri 
Exceptum scriptis dirigat emanuel 
Fantes ornate ructent dum yerbula nectant 
Compilatoris nomen superis elementis 
Construe quem lector precor ora scandere celum 
Atque pater noster offer amore dei. Amen. 
Text. De vetustate originis etc.. * ; ᾿ ᾧ 2 
Ex variis quippe veterum scripturis. 
At 1686 is a break (in lib. vii anno 1284) and a new 
foliation begins. 
1 There follows immediately the complaint to Pope John 
XII., the Papal correspondence with England and the 
Processus Baldredi contra figmenta Regis Anglie. 
Hic finitur liber septimus. 
Quomodo Rogerus Ep. Eboracensis nitebatur usurpare 


etc... ° ς : 4 ᾿ ‘ . > . 256 
Processus contra regem Anglie habitus per hibernicos etc. 
Ethelredi Riuallensis lamentacio regis Scotorum. : 306 
(1. v. 35-43) 
Supplements to books vii and viii, and continuation to 
1385. 


Ending f. 59d: 
Anno (1383) captum est per scotos scil. comitem 
Will. de douglas et Archibaldum castrum de 
Lowmaben et destructum quarto die mens. Febr. 


1422. Mepica. O. 9. 10 


Vellum, τοῦ x 8, ff. 144: 4, double columns of 36 lines. 
Cent. xv, clearly written. 
Marked. I. 20. No. 363. 2 fo. quia quandoque. 


9, 10] TRINITY COLLEGE LIBRARY. 449 


On a flyleaf the name 
John Gylberd (xv). 
Collation: 4 flyleaves. 18-18%. 
On f. 55 a xvith cent. inscription 
Iste liber pertinet as I drew in mynd ad me Will™ Feld so gentle and so kind A pena 

Inferna god hym defend. 

Also a half-length figure of a man in Elizabethan dress rather 
carefully drawn. 

The catchwords have grotesque figures attached to them in 
many cases. 


Contents: 


1. Remedium contra pestilenciam (in rhyming verse) . i. ie 
Homo si vis te preseruare 

Summe debes euitare 
Ends f. iv: Ut dictum est age curando) ; 
Dei opem implorando g Et uiues deo dante. 
Amen. 
_ Finitur receptus cathedralis ingressus cuiusdam Baccalarii 
in medicinis Vniuersitatis Cantabrigie contra epidemiam. 

Amen. Whalsgraue. 


Replecionem nimiam. 


2. Potus contra pestilenciam .. ἘΣ hase Tere iv 
3. Tabula . ὁ ᾿ ὁ . " ’ 3 I 
A glossary of medicines with a few English glosses. 


_ ἦν cokkopintis i folefot. 
Aaron iarus “ pes uituli. 


Ends 264: Zucoraria : u. in metridato flos Agnicasti. 
4. Inc. liber Antitodarii Nicholai Mesue Rasis et Galieni . 27 
Antitodarium. Aurea Alexandrina ffaciens ad reuma 
capitis. 
The last article is 
Yera pigra. 
Expl. liber Galieni. 
5. Inc, quedam medicine particulares . . ice . 496 
Effectus herbarum cirurgie. 
Medicine applicate diuersis infirmitatibus . : é : 50 
6. Inc. Tabula super Auicenna . . »~.» «© «© 52 
Alphathius. Idem quod medicus, 


Zegi. Atramentum uel uitreolum. 
Expl. Tabula Auicenne Fen super interpretaciones dicti- 
onum Ebraicarum Grecarum et eciam Persidarum script. 
per Fr. Johannem Holbeche m. ordinis minorum. 
7. Inc. Pronosticaciones et Fortuna cuiuscunque persone sec- 
undum signa Zodiaci ᾿ ς : : ; . . 67 


TG. 08. 29 


450 


II. 


12. 


13. 


16. 


CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


Marcius 
Qui natus fuerit sub signo arietis. 
—In filiis habundabit innumeris. 
Expl. tract. fortuitorum. 
Below is a dog with scroll Bewar of my 45 ap 


Inc. tract. de planetis . ᾿ 
Sciendum quod quando aliquis nae ΤΩΣ 
Tract. de diminucione sanguinis in diuersis mensibus 5 


Here he telleth what day is good to blede on for diuerse 
maledies + in eueri monthe. 

Sphere of Apuleius, with diagram. Text in French 

Ceste la esper de epeleron de diciple platoun de la vie 
et de la mort. 

Dominium Signorum . é . . . . . . 

With a rude drawing of a man; the spheres of influence 
of the signs and planets marked on his body. 

Passio domini nostri Ihesu Christi secundum Nichodemum 

Factum est anno χοῦ. (sic) Imperii tiberii Cesaris. 

Ends with the statement of the chronology from Adam to 
Christ: idem Ihesus qui iam regnat in Celis. Cui sit laus 
et gloria in sec. sec. Amen. 

Inc. tract. de Urinis . : 

Omnis urina est colamentum sanguinis. 

Ends f. 874: si patiens bene dormiat. 

Expl. tract. de Urinis. 

Inc. deuota meditacio ad salutacionem V. Marie 

Autor de laudibus b. V. libro secundo. 

Ends with a poem: 

Aue maria mitis et pia 
laus tibi quia sic grauidaris 
gratia plena uirgo serena 
que sine pena ac labe paris. 

And Collect, Interueniat pro nobis. 

Ad laudem quinque gaudiorum V. Marie per quinque 
litteras nomini suo adaptatas . 

Ending with poem: 

Et tunc laudetur maria secundum sua nomina per 56. 

Salue uirgo gloriosa 

Parens femina formosa pro nobis ad filium. 

Funde preces pulcra rosa 
Nos. 16—20 were originally the first items in the volume. 
a, Oratio super herbas et olera virencia . 

Deus qui in mundo primordiali. 
ὁ. Macer. 

De Arthemesia. 

Herbarum quasdam dicturus carmine uires . 


Papulas eius istud cathaplasma resoluit. 


[ο. 9. 


72 


73 


756 


76 


766 


85 


876 


88 


89 


89 


17. 


18, 


20. 


21. 


22. 


TRINITY COLLEGE LIBRARY. 451 


Expl. Macer herbarum uersificatus. 
¢. Signa naturalia cuiuscunque morientis : ε F 108 
His signis moriens certis cognoscitur eger. 
9 lines. 
Inc. tabula libri Marboti de lapidibus δ . 5 108 
1. de Adamante. 
14. de Crissopassio. 


Inc. Marbotus de virtutibus lapidium ὃ - Ξ . 108 ὁ 
Evax rex arabum legitur scripsisse neroni. 
etc. 


De Adamante. 
Ultima precipuum genus india fert adamantis. 

Ends: quicquid eis datur deus omnipotens operatur. 
Expl. Marbotus de lapidibus. 

Miscellaneous receipts Bn ° ta 1138 

Inc. Cura capitis . ce ities s . a 114 
Pullule pro dolore cagitite 

Ends. Contra calculum 
—sume mane et sero. 

Expl. tract. de medicina ffr. Will™ Holm de Ordine Minorum (119 a) 

In the margin a drawing of a castle on a green hill. 

A list of remedies . . : - . : 1196 
Aro (/. pro) astrologia + 20+ ruta \apinedtiaa: 

Pro acacia succus lentisci etc. 

Ends. Pro osse de corde cerui + rasure cornu eiusdem. 

Here no. 1 originally followed. 

Inc. exposiciones diccionum ees : : : - 121 
Ametistus ut dicit Ysid. Eth. xvj. 

Ends with Zucarium. 

Prestante deo uiuo qui omnia creauit et uiuit in sec. sec. 

Amen. 

Explicito libro sit laus et gloria Christo. 

Platearius abbreuiatus . . ° ; : 137 

In double columns, but to be ‘ead across the page. 

Aloen Calidum et siccum in 2” gradu. 


Zucarium: uirtutem habet humectandi infrigidandi nutriendi 

laxandi. 
Expl. Platearius sub Compendio Alphabeti. 

ff. 141-144 are occupied with miscellaneous receipts and 
notes beginning with one on 

Ydragogium and including 

Pillule regis Francie. 

Pro webbe in oculo. In English, 142. 

De signis zodiaci versus 143 ὁ. 

Table of lucky and unlucky days and signs 144 4, alia manu. 


29—2 


452 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. 9. 


1423. Guripo ΡῈ CoLumna. QO. 9. 11 


Vellum, 103 x 7, ff. 105, double columns of 39 lines. Cent. xv 


early, in a good hand. 
Marked B. 31. No. 97. 
Collation: 18 28 3° 48-118 12° 138 14° (wants 6). 


Contents : 


1. Guido de Columna de destructione Trojae. 
Licet cotidie vetera recentibus . : A ; . ip Sr 
—et horum qui uiderunt fuerunt fidelissimi relatores in 
presentem libellum per me J. 
Guido de columpna compilator huius tractatus. 
Guydonem de columpna messana transumpta legentur 
—-superest igitur ut ad eius narracionis seriem accedatur. 
Inc. liber primus de Peleo rege Thesalie etc. . : ‘ εὖ 
In Regno Thesalie predicte. 
Ends: (De causa efficiente nouissime huius libri) 
—ad presentis operis perfeccionem efficaciter laboraui. 
Factum est autem presens opus anno domin. Incarn. millesimo 
cc. lxxxvij. eiusdem prime indict.. feliciter. 
2. (Bernardus de re familiari ad Raymundum) . = Ξ : 103 6 
Gracioso et felici militi Raymundo domino castri ambrosii 
bernardus in sompnum senium deductus salutem 
Doceri petisti a nobis de causa et modo rei famuliaris utilius 
gubernando qualiter patresfamilias debent se habere ad 
quod tibi respondemus 
—ad quem perducat eam sua dampnabilis senectus Amen. 
Si mea penna ualet melior mea littera fiet. 
On 1054 is a neat pencil inscription (xv) 
Omnia non sunt comittenda fortunae etc. 
signed W. A. 
and 
Esse velis sanus sepe lauabo manus. 


1424, Stari Tuesais. \ O. 9. 12 
6103 


Vellum, 108 x 48, ff. 87, 58 lines to a page. Cent. xiii, in two 
hands, the second of which might be Italian, and seems to me of 
distinctly later type than the first, which must be near the beginning 
of cent. xiii Marginal and interlinear glosses and notes in more 
than one hand: apparently none in vernacular. 


Ι I-13] TRINITY COLLEGE LIBRARY. 453 


On f. 1a the word Szacius in an old hand. 
Marked E. 22. No. 259. 2 fo. qui regitis. 
Collation: 1*-48 54 (4 canc.) 65-ο" 10” 112°, 


Contents : 


Stacii Aquilini Liber primus Thebaydos inc. Ἶ ; ; ΕΣ εἶχ ὁ 
(added: Associat tideo profugum primus polinicen.) 
Fraternas acies alternaque regna profanis, 
Scholia begin: Sic incipe. Pieirus(!) calor .i. musicus calor. i. 
uoluntas scribendi metrice, 
The first hand breaks off at ix. 649, with the second leaf of quire 9. 
The second hand begins f. 62 
Ille prior scio lapdacidas germana cohortes. 
Book xii ends f. 856: 
Occidet et meriti post me referentur honores. 
On ff. 86, 87 are the twelve-line arguments to nine of the books, 
beginning 
At maia genitus superas remeabat ad auras. 
The others are 
Perfidus interea. 
Mox septem bellona. 
Postquam pulsa sitis. 
(a blank left.) 
Hic iouis imperio. 
Tunc grauiter superos. 
Oenide interitu. 
Quatuor afflictis. 
Nunc capanei ardentis. 
f. 8) ὁ is blank. 


1425. Breiia Sacra. WI ge τὶ 


Vellum, τοῦ x 78, ff. 362+ 5, double columns of 52 lines. 
Cent. xiii, in a fine narrow upright hand. Good ornaments, 
probably English. 

Marked I. 16. No. 359. 2 fo. deum quem uisurus. 

Collation: 5 flyleaves. 11" 2-15 16” 17” 1816 19% 20” 217 (+6 
between 8 and 9) 22™. 

The third flyleaf has a rude map of the Holy Land shewing the 
positions of the tribes, and interpretations of words in Genesis— 
1 Reg. (xiii). 


454 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. 9. 


Contents: 
Prologues . ‘ : : « ; ‘ Σ . 5 <a 8 
Genesis—2 Paral. . : ‘ , A SE ° . . ὁ 3 


Oratio Ezechie et est de paralipomenis. 
This is really the Oratio Manassis. 
Ezra Nehemiah (called Esdras). 
At the end of Nehemiah is a note. 
Vacat totum usque ad librum tobie. 
Then follows a second copy of Nehemiah. 
Tobit, Judith, Esther, Job. 
Psalter (Gallican). 
Parab.—Eccl™. Oratio Salomonis. 
Isa.—Mal. 
I, 2 Macc. 
Evv., Act., Paul. Epp. 
At the end of Heb. is a note (xiii) on the tabernacle and a 
rough plan. 
Then follows a second copy of 2 Tim. iii, iv (marked wacaé). 
Cath. Epp., Apoc. 
A leaf with faint pencil notes. 
On ἢ. 3484 in a xvith cent. hand, 
Tabula Sacrae Scripturae per me Eduuardum de Fluctibus. 
On 3486 a table of Epistles and Gospels for the year (xiii) in- 
complete, ending with S. George’s day. 
Interpretationes Nominum . = ‘ ‘ ‘ A : 5 349 
Six columns on a page. 
Aaz—Zuzim. 


There are only two figured initials. 


1. Prol. Jerome in cowl writing. Gold ground. Monkey with fiddle, and owl, in 
the stalk of the letter. 

2. Genesis. Seven elliptical pictures on gold grounds. The Days of Creation. 

1. Christ beardless standing on earth, cloud above. 2. dividing waters from waters. 
3- touching atree. 4. pointing up toSunand Moon. 5. a group of birds, two swans 
diving their heads into water form the centre. Fish below: the Divine Hand at top. 
6. Creation of Eve. 7. Christ with book blessing. At the base of the letters the 
Crucifixion with the Virgin and St John, on gold ground. 


1426. Tuomas ΡῈ ELmuam. O. 9. 14 


Vellum, 104 x 73, ff. ὃς +1, 39 lines to a page. Cent. xv, ina 

clear rather current hand: a few initials with feather ornament. 
Marked I. 22. No. 365. 2 fo. nondum pubertate. 
Collation: 1 flyleaf. 45-}5 (6-8 canc.). 


13-15] TRINITY COLLEGE LIBRARY. 455 


The flyleaf is a slip. On the recto (xvii) 


Hanc Historiam videas in Bibl. Rob. Cotton, militis MSS. sub Julio E. 4. 2. cum 
hoc exemplari totaliter uerbatim congruentem. 


On the verso (xvi early) 


Thys boke appertaynyth vnto M* Richas Fitziames yn the counte of Win’c esquier who 
hathe geuyn the same unto ΜΡ Will™ morrys esquier Surweor(?).. but (?) the kynges 
hyghnes of the counte aforesaid. 

This booke was given vnto John guylpyne by george Sandford 1570 and the sayd John 
geves yt to Mr Clarencieux propter symbolum Amicitie 1574. 

The rest cut off. 
A slip is cut off the top of ἢ, 1. 


Contents : 


(Thomas de Elmham de uita Henrici v".) 
Lucerna sub modio posita. 
Ends f. 854 
quecunque supplicacio tua continet consequeris. Deo gracias. 
Edited by Hearne in 1727, who used one (or two) other MSS. lent to him by 
Tho. Martin, which are now in the Hunterian Museum at Glasgow. 


1427. AuGustTINUus DE ConcorpIA EVANGE- 


LISTARUM. } pia i 

Vellum, τοῦ x 6, ff. 134 (wrongly numbered), 34 lines to a page. 
Cent. xi, xii, in a hand resembling that of Christ Church, Canterbury. 
Initials in red. 

Marked B. 27. No. 93. 2 fo. qua uacatur. 

A few marginal notes in red of cent. xvi early. 

On a paper flyleaf at end in xviith cent. pencil is the name of 
Thomas Comber. 

Flyleaves from a large Bible in double columns (late xiii) 
containing part of Job. 

Collation: 19-11? 127. 

Title in red capitals: the second line in blue has almost entirely 
gone. 


Contents : 
In nomine sancte Trinitatis et indiuidue | statis Jncipit beatus 
Augustinus... | De concordia euangelistarum . ᾿ : eh πω. 


Inter omnes diuinas auctoritates (7. 2. XXXIV. 1143). 


456 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [O. 9. 


Liber IV ends f. 144 (134): 
apud eum discipulis pedes Lauat. 
The verso is blank. 


The book may be from Canterbury or Rochester (Edwards, 
p. 123). The name of Thomas Comber suggests a connexion with 
Durham, of which Comber was Dean, but I do not find the book : 
in the old Catalogues. 


1428, Huprpratrica, γον 10 


Paper, 10 x 8, ff. 124. Cent. xvii, well written. 
Marked I. 27. No. 370. 


Hippiatrica Graece. 
Transcribed, as a note on f. 1 says, ‘‘e Cod. Hippiatricév Coll. Emanuel. Cantabr. 
A’, 1673.” 


1429. Epurarem Svyrus. re 9. 17 
5907 


Vellum, τὸ x 84, ff. 253, 25 lines to a page. Cent. xi, xii, in a 
fine bold minuscule depending from lines ruled with a dry point. 

Marked B. 27. No. 105. 

The flyleaves are six leaves of one quire of an Evangelistarium 
of about the same age as the MS., in double columns of 25 lines 
containing lections from St John. 

ff. 1, 3,6, 8 are at the beginning of the volume: ff. 4, 5 at the 
end; 2 and 7 are lost. 

Collation: 18 (8 canc.) 2-98 (wants 8) 10° (wants 8) 11 (wants 1?) 
125-188 (wants 2) 1058-- 323, 

The pages are numbered in an old hand up to 498: I have 
used this reckoning though incorrect. 


Contents: 


1. Ephraem. πρὸς τοὺς κατ᾽ Αὔγυπτον μοναχούς. ‘ bi Ft 
Δόξα σοι. 
The first page is well-nigh obliterated. Title in red capitals. 


15-17] 


31. 


32. 


TRINITY COLLEGE LIBRARY. 


᾿Ασκητῶν προτροπὴ πρὸς Θεοσέβειαν 
᾿Αγαπητὲ Χριστιανὸς ef. 

Παραίνεσις α΄ πρὸς ἀρχαρίους μοναχούς 
᾿Αγαπητὲ ἐὰν ἀποταξάμι εν οστῶ βίω. 

Παραίνεσις β' ad eosdem . ; 

[Ilapaiveots γ΄ gone: 4’ imperfect sadbien) 

πᾶς ashen ssa 

Παραίνεσις ε΄ ὃ ‘ 
Kal περὶ τοῦ depeeitien: 

Tlapaly. =’ ς . 


— <p. ‘kil ee. os : aeotosar -yys 


— ty’ 
— 6’. R > : Ρ 
— ε΄. ς ᾿ . : 4 * ᾽ ὸ 
-- ς΄. : 5 : 5 
— ¢. ; Tare a 
T. αὐτοῦ περὶ ἀρετῶν προερετικῶν x. peony 
“Περὶ ἐργοχείρου . 
Εἰς ἀδελφὸν ἐξελθόντα ἀπὸ ἜΘΡΑΝΘΑΣ K. χω basoeshlines 
Ὅτι δεῖ τ. ἡγούμενον καί ὃ. K. ἀρδηδίμηκον εἶναι 
Περὶ ὑπακοῆς : ? Es λ 
Περὶ ταπεινοφροσύνης . ‘ " it 
Περὶ ἀγάπης ‘ ὃ ὃ < Ξ : . 
Κεφάλαια ὠφέλημα. . ‘ ᾽ ς 
᾿Αρχὴ καρποφορίας ἄνθος. 
Ilapaivesis ἀσκητικὴ κατὰ ἀχφάβητον. 
᾿Αρχὴ ἀποταγῆς. 


Ἕτερος ἀλφάβητος 


᾿Ακούσατε ταῦτα viol ἘΠΕ 
Περὶ xaravoliews . 
Κατανοίγηθι ψυχή μου. 


Ὅτι οὐ χρὴ γελᾶν x. μετεωρίζεσθαι κ.τ.λ. 


᾿Αρχὴ καταστροφῆς. 
Πρὸς διόρθωσιν τ. ἐμπαθῶς διαγόντων κ.τ.λ. 
᾿Αγωνιῷ ἀδελφοί. 
Περὶ ἀρετῶν κ. κακιῶν. . 
Μακαρίζω τ. ὑμῶν ζωὴν. 
Ilept φόβου θεοῦ. 
, Μακάριος οὖν ishtnanis 


Περὶ ἀφοβίας ‘ . ἃ : . ᾽ : ° 
Ὁ δὲ μὴ ἔχων τὸν φόβον 
Περὶ ἀγάπης R : ; ς ; ; ; . 


etc. 


457 


458 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. 9. 


Περὶ ἀκρασίας . 2 ᾿ = . - a ‘ 2 214 
Ending p. 218. 
33. Περὶ rod ἐν ὁμονοία x. ἀγάπη συνδιάγην κιτ.λ. . 2 2 219 
- Οἱ ἀδελφοὶ ὠφείλουσιν. 
34. Περὶ κατηχήσεως κ. ἀσκήσεως . ‘ τ - : αὐ «225 
Ὁ πόνος ἀναγκάζημαι. 


35. Περὶ κρίσεω: k. ἀνταποδώσεως . . : ᾿ 310 
Δεῦτε πάντες ἀδελφοὶ x. ἀκούσατε ἐμοῦ τ. pate 
36. Περὶ φόβου ψυχῆς a Le ᾿ ᾿ A ᾽ ᾿ 315 


᾿Εγὼ ἐφραὶμ ἁμαρτωλὸς. 
37. Περὶ μετανοίας . " A . : 5 : 2 : 325 
Ὃ κατελθὼν κύριος. 
38. Εἰς τὸν λόγον ὃν εἶπεν ὁ πόλος ὅτι ἐν τῷ κόσμω τούτω θλίψιν 


ἕξετε κιτιλ. , ‘ ᾿ . 348 
Ὃ δεσπότης K. κυρ. ἡμ. L x. θέλων ΘΗ Σ 
39. Περὶ παρθενίας . ὃ . : ᾿ : 421 


Περὶ τ. παρθενίας x. ἁγιασμοῦ Ὁ ψυχῆς. 

40. Περὶ κρίσεως x. ἀναστάσεως κ. ἀγάπης κ. κατανοίξεως.. ᾿ 433 
Δεῦτε πάντες ἀδελφοὶ ἀκούσατε συμβουλίας ἐμοῦ. 

41. Περὶ πατέρων κοιμηθέντων . : : : : : ; 451 
Ti καρδίαν μου ἀλγῶ. 

42. Els ἀδελφὸν κοιμηθέντα ὃ - : : : Ξ , 459 
Ὅταν ἀποσταλῆ ἄγγελος. 

43. Περὶ ᾿κατηχήσεως. 5 4 ‘ ᾿ ν᾿ ἢ A A . 468 
Προσέλθατε viol φωτὸς " δεῦτε. 

44. Περὶ τῆς θεωρίας Τῆς πρωϊνῆς 5 3 Ε ὃ ᾿ς 2 478 
Ἔν μιᾶ τῶν ἡμερῶν ὄρθρου βαθέως. 

48. “Οἱ μακαρισμοί : ‘ : ῷ δ : ἢ ; 485 
Μακάριος ὃς μισήσας Ee ee τὸν βίον: 

Ending p. 498: ἵνα αὐτὸς προσενέγκει δραγμὴν δόξης τῶ 
βασιλεῖ τῶν ἁπάντων νῦν κ. ἀεὶ κ. εἰς τ. al. τ. al. ἀμήν. 


1430. Recistrum Brevium. O. 9. 18 


Vellum, οὗ x δὲ, ff. 304, 32 lines to a page. Cent. xv. early, in 
a good small hand. Large and peculiar initial 2 in blue on f. 1. 

Marked B. 19. No. 85. 

Top of f. 2 torn off. 

On the flyleaf at end (xv): 

Iste liber constat Johi Welford (et Ricardus filius eius). 
Also 
Memento Juris (?) 


in very large letters. 


17-20] TRINITY COLLEGE LIBRARY. 459 


Collation: 1° (wants 7, 8)-8* (wants 3-6) ο"- 85 19” (wants 4, 5) 
20%-30° 31’ (one left) 32° 33° (wants 6)—-39% (wants 7, 8). 1 flyleaf. 


Contents : 


1. Registrum Brevium (temp. Richard II). . . . «. ff 1 
Breve de Recto. 
Ricardus etc. Balliuis suis de Lincoln. 
Ends imperfectly with f. 233 
Litera Resignacionis. 
a Βα we aeeceao . 6 os ὡς ll (ORR 
Sacramentum Baronum de Scaccario. 
In French. 
This part is probably by another hand. 
Ends imperfectly f. 280: 
De Wall’ et fossatis reparandis. 
3. In a worse hand 
Breuia de liberacionibus. . . Sain gas + fe SOR 
The last is 
De honore Peuerell. 


1431. ALcHEMIca. O. 9. 19 


Paper, οὗ x 58, ff. 45. Cent. xvi, xvii, fairly well written. 
᾿ Marked M. 11. No. 419. 

An alchemical note-book. The name of the subject is written 
at the top of each leaf. Very few of the pages are filled with 
-writing. Some of the text on ἢ I is in French. 

The first section (f. 2) is headed Materia. 

Materia prima metallorum est quedam substantia farinosa continens in se humiditatem 
uirtuosam. 

The authorities quoted are usually specified. 

I have not detected an owner’s name. 


1432. JOHANNES GLOSSATUS ETC. O. 9. 20 


Vellum, οὗ x 63, ff. 98, 19 lines of text toa page. Cent. xiii, in 
a fine hand. 
Marked B. 40. No. 100. 2 fo, a ioseph 
or cha facta 
or debeat. 


460 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. 9. 


At the top of ἢ 1 is a doubly erased inscription (xvii) : 
Iste liber MS fuit olim................5. pertinens,........ A° 1689. 
On ἢ 98 (xiii): 


dno huberto rectori de disse. 


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Contents : 
1. Capitula of St John’s Gospel (xxii) in a hand different from 
that of the rest of the book - Β 5 . τ τὰς 
2. Prologue Hic est Johannes . Ἢ : 3 δ : 3 


Text in central column: gloss on each “ade: 
Initial: gold on red surrounded by dark blue. 
Gloss: Contra eos qui propter temporalem Christi naturam. 
3. Argument of John i—xii. 


Plures missi leuite interrogant iohannem ; μὰ ra 5 
—sed propter phariseos non confitentur. 
4. Text. Initial gold on pink surrounded by dark blue . - 6 


Gloss. Z. In patre qui et principium. 
R. Alii euangeliste describunt Christum natum ex 
tempore. 
Ends f. 96a. 
5. Ina small hand of cent. xiii. 
a. Quatuor complexionibus constat homo . : δ : οὔ ὁ 
—ut per zucaram et arnoglossam .i. plantaginem. 
6. Conflictus duorum philosophorum Platonis .s. et Aristotelis 
de anima et fleobotomia disputantium. 
Ends f. 974: Dentes ossa non sunt quia medullam non 
habent fractique resolidari ut ossa non possunt. 
c. Mense ianuario uinum album ieiunus bibe 
—dqui hec ita custodierit medicina nec sanitate corporis 
indigebit. 
On f. 98a miscellaneous notes. 


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good hand (? Flemish). Damaged at the top throughout. 
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On the last page (xvi): 
Alexander (?) Morysanes. 
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Sexto Julii Frontini Strategematon libri quatuor. 
Capitula in another hand on f. ii. 


Ἐν ᾿ς, οὐδ sy MEO Ne I ee TS 1 
Liber ii . ‘ F . ° . » Ξ ‘ 3 . 136 
Liber iii. ᾿ ‘ ‘ : ‘ ‘ : " δ ᾿ 31 
Liber iv . : Ἢ i : ; : 40 
Ending f. 494: et pedestri prelio uicti sunt. 
Julii Frontini Strategematon liber quartus expl. feliciter. 
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good round hand. Interesting ornaments. 

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or Si est penes te. 

Flyleaves from a very minutely written xiiith cent. MS. of a 
Commentary on Aristotle (?). 

There is a good deal in the contents which suggests a North 
French or Flemish origin for the MS. 

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f. τὰ is covered with scribbles, e.g. 

God grant me gras to gehte agayn y® luffe y* I haue loste. 

On 14 an original table of contents. 

1. Inc. Capitula Libri Enchiridion B. Augustini ad Laurentium 
Primicerium eccl. Urbice de fide et spe et caritate ike’ Gd 

exxv Capitula ending f. 5a (P. Z. XL. 231). 

Finiunt Capitula. 

On f. 5 ἃ drawing occupying $rds of the space for text. In 
two tiers. Above Christ seated in vesica, on rainbow, 
with book resting against his Z. arm, sceptre in Z. hand, 
blessing. 

On Z. and #. angels swinging censers. Below the feet of 
the one on &. is a prostrate man with crosier, adoring. 

Below, Augustine throned, with crosier, blessing. 

On Z. Michael thrusting a spear down the dragon’s throat. 
On &. a prostrate man with curved staff: on his back 
walks another with Tau-headed staff. 

The only colours used are pale red and green, the work rough. 

Title in capitals, red and green. 


462 


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CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


Inc. liber Enchiridion B. Aug. ad Laurentium. 

On ἢ, 6a@ a large initial D of conventional foliage containing 
lions, dragons and birds. The branch-work of which it 
consists is mostly white on green, red and blue grounds. 
The ground outside is purple. 

The first words of the Enchiridion, Dici non potest dilec- 
tissime fili Laurenti, are in coloured capitals. 

On the lower margin in large letters (xiii, xiv) is the title 
Encheridion. 

Ends f. 426 

Duodecim abusiua sunt seculi huius (P. Z. XL. 1079) 

Initial in red outline, grounds of yellow and green. 

—esse incipiat in futuro. Finit. 

Dicta b. Ambrosii de tribus questionibus Salomonis . 
Mirum satis est dilectissimi fratres (P. Z. XVII. 694). 
—que postea quam abluta est dicit se nichil fecisse. 

Inc. Epitaphium Alcuini (A. Z. Cl. 801) . 

Hic rogo paxillum ueniens subsiste uiator. 


Pro quo funde preces hunc titulum pia mente legens. 
Hic requiescit beate memorie dominus alcuinus abba qui 
obiit in pace xiiii kal. iunias. 
Quando legeritis o uos omnes orate pro eo et dicite 
Requiem eternam—luceat ei. 
Inc, Capitula Libri Alcuini (xxxv) . Fa ae es oa et ar 
Inc. Epistola Alcuini ad Widonem comitem 
Dilectissimo filio Guidoni Comiti (P. Z. ci. 61 me 
Initial occupying half the page of the same style as that of 
No. 1. The surrounding ground is yellow-brown in this 
case and the execution is rather better. 
There is a ruder initial to the text on f. 57 ὁ. 
Ends f. 724: pandere dignus efficietur. 
Finit liber. 
Inc, liber 5. Ambrosii ad Vercellensem ecclesiam de morte 
Eusebii Ep. et martiris (P. Z. xvi. 1189) 
Ambrosius seruus Christi. 


A strange initial almost full-page of white leaf- and branch-’ 


work on blue, red and yellow grounds: rather coarsely done. 
Ends f. god: sine heresis temulentia. 
Finit ad Vercellensem aecclesiam. 
Cur missa celebretur et quid significent que in ea canuntur 
(so the title in the original Table) 
Missa pro multis causis celebratur (P. Z. CLXXI. ἐπ: 
Hildebert. ; 
Initial of the same kind as the last but smaller. 
Ends (Cantus post communionem) 
que nuncquam derelinquat sumentium corda corpus 
et sanguinem Christi Expl. deo gratias. 


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Concilio Tol. Capit. xciii (5 lines) . «© τ τ. 
Post orationem dominicam 
—in choro clerus + extra chorum populus. 


De Sacerdotalibus Vestibus ° : . ὁ ν ‘ 
Locutus est dominus ad moysen dicens. Facies uestem 
sanctam 


—qui deo sacras hostias offert. 

A short exposition of the Canon of the mass 

Te igitur etc. Hic signat oblationem 

—fiat nobis remedium sempiternum, 

Prosa de S. Victore . : 5 : : " A ὃ 

In a slightly later hand, with music on a four-line stave. 

Sit deo laus et gloria Uictoris in uictoria 

laudabili. 

Qui militis officia commutauit militia 

mirabili. 

Ends: Aue uictor uir inuincibilis. Infirmorum asta miseriis 
pium ad leuamen. Esto cunctis in te fidentibus sanis 
tutor infirmis medicus salutaris. Amen. 

Sententiae Cassidori de lamentationibus Ieremie 

(So the Table.) 

Plorans ploraui in nocte 

—saphiro pulchriores extitisse. 

Sententiae Bede de libro tabernaculi (P. Z. XCI. 397) 

(So the Table.) 

Et habitauit gloria domini super synai tegens illum nube. 
Ends imperfectly (?) f. 117 4: conuersationem habent in celis. 
Sermones b, Augustini de S. Johanne Baptista 
The first leaf of the first sermon is gone. 

The second begins on f. 1184: 

Hodie natalem S. Iohannis (cf. P. Z. XXXIX. 2113, 2115). 
Inc. Sermo specialis S. Leonis Page (erased) In Nat. 

S. Iohannis Baptiste (Maximus: P. Z. LVI. 661) 

Post illud sacrosanctum domini natalem. 

Inc. Vita uel uisio S. Fursei xvii Kal. Februarii 

Fuit uir uite uenerabilis furseus nomine. 

On 1306 is an outbreak of a large hand for half a page. 

Ends 131: clarescunt diuinis uirtutibus. Adiuuante ἃ. ἢ. 
I. C. qui ete. 

Inc. Vita S. Amandi Ep. et Confessoris (qui est xu Kal. 
Octob.) (by Bandemundus: Acta SS. Febr. 1. 8490) - 

Amandus igitur sanctissimus 

—et laudatur ibi ab omnibus nomen d. I. C. cui ete. 

A further extract from Bede de tabernaculo 

Cornua ex ipso procedent 

—quia iter lucis errantibus ostendit. 

On ἢ. 1394 are scribbles: the name Thomas Haxby (and 
Hauxbi) occurs. 


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Vellum, 10 x 73, ff. 80, double columns of 49 lines. Cent. xiii, 
xiv, well written in several hands. 

Marked B. 30. No. 96. 

Collation: 18 2% 3-8", 


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Chronica Rogeri de Hoveden. 
On the lower margin of f. 1 and f. 21 in a hand of cent. xiii, xiv 
is written Gesta Regis Richardi. 
It is MS. I in Bishop Stubbs’s edition (Rolls Series). 
A note on f. 1 ascribes the text to Roger Hoveden. 
It begins imperfectly (1187, 11. p. 321, 1. 3, Rolls Ed.): 
uictoriam habuit de christianis. uenit ipse Conradus tyrum. f. 1 
The next chapter is Epistola terrici. 
Ends with: Epistola Gaufridi fil. Petri ad vicecomites et Bailliuos 
Anglie de xl™* parte reddituum etc. 
—ualete ualete et pacem habete. 
Hardy, Materials, 11. p. 251. 


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Vellum, οὗ x 69, ff. 213 +5, 43 lines to a page. Cent. xiii, ina 
good law hand. 

Marked B. 26. No. 92. 2 fo. aperit. 

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I flyleaf. 

A few Latin verses are on the flyleaves. 


Contents: 


Bracton de Legibus Angliae . 2 Ὡ- 
In rege qui recte regit necessaria sunt dito oe arma uidelicet 
et leges. 


Not mentioned in Sir Travers Twiss’s edition of Bracton in 
the Rolls Series. 


1437. Martyroiocium. Oro. 25 


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Belonged to Belvoir Priory, a cell to St Albans. 

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f. ia (xiv) 
Nomina fundatoris ac etiam aduocatorum necnon et bene- 
factorum. 
Memorandum quod in capitulo de Beuuer iacet Robertus 
de Toteneyo. 
This is a good deal rubbed and has been recopied in a hand 
of cent. xv(?) on f. iii. 
ié(xv) John Prior of Belvoir to John Abbot of St Albans (1422) ac- 
knowledging obligation to pay 16/8annually on St Alban’s Day. 
A similar deed of το Hen. 5. 
f. iiad Records of grants of fraternity (1333-1431). 
f. iti Copy of f. ia. 
iii δ--ἰχ ὁ Miscellaneous copies of documents (xiii-xv) relating 
to privileges of the Priory etc. 
χα Statutes made by John Abbot of St Albans 1292. 
xia the title Nouum Martylogium. 
Additional grants and statutes. Letters of .fraternity. 
xiva List of necessaries for regular monks 
xiv ὁ List of dues. ; 
Acquisitions of the Priory etc. 
On xviié in a good hand 
Hunc librum dedit dominus Willelmus de Huntingdon 
quondam prior de Beuuer deo et ecclesie b. Marie 
eiusdem loci. quem qui abstulerit seu titulum deleuerit 
aut perditum retinuerit anathema sit Amen. 
Anniversary of Roger Abbot of St Albans. 
xviiia@ Manumissio (xv). 
xviiié Payment for scholars? 
Births of members of the family of Ross of Blakeney 1427, 
28 (also one on viiid of 1459). 


1. Bedae Martyrologium . : - . ἢ J é PIG 2% 
Januarius habet dies xxxi luna xxx. 
KL. Mens. Jan. 


Circumcisio D.N. I.C. Rome natale 8. Almachii martiris. 
Ends f. 574: Retiarie S. hermetis exorciste. 
A gospel added in a later hand. 
2. Capitula? for the year . “ ‘ e ° . ἃ . 58 
(Circumcision) 
In illo temp. Postquam consummati sunt dies—uocatum 
est nomen eius Ihesus. Non putandum est nobis quod 
aliqua necessitate dominus circumcisionem suscepit etc. 


T. C. III. 3° 


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Ends imperfectly f. 694 in the Common of Saints (Unius 
Martiris). 
3. Constitutions of Benedict XII for black monks . δ ° 70 
In dei nomine amen. 
Hoc est exemplum siue transcriptum cuiusdam libri ordina- 
ciones et statuta etc. 
In a good xivth cent. hand. 
Ends f. τοῖ 4: Pontificatus nostri anno secundo. 
A late deed of William Prior of Belvoir concerning Richard 
Benet of Hornyngwold. 
4. In the original hand. 
In nomine d.n. I.C. Inc. prol. Regule patris...et Ὁ. abbatis 
Benedicti . ἢ . : ὲ . ‘ ᾿ . ᾿ 102 
Ausculta o fili. 
Ends (c. Ixxiii) f. 135: deo protegente peruenies Amen. 


The form of Absolution of a brother, in large letters . Ξ 135 
5. An Obituary arranged in Kalendar form, containing many 
hundred names, added in many hands ᾿ . 1356 


Each month occupies two pages, but the 2nd page of Feb. and 
1st of March are lost. 

On 1464, 147 are miscellaneous entries of different dates 
regarding property and benefactors of the Priory. 

6. Ordinaciones Thome Abbatis edite in capitulo annali siue 

generali celebrato in monast. 5. Albani ...a.d. m®. ccc™®, Ix, 148 

Prol. Cum officium unccionis extreme. 

Capitula (ix). 

C. τ. De modo et ordine uisitandi infirmum . . ‘ 1484 

Quando necessitas fuerit. 
Ends f. 158: ante diem capitularem. 


Memoranda: of an apostate monk 1373 ς Ν é i 158 
Commemoration of Benefactors. . ye SESRO 
Payment by Prior of Belvoir in lieu of saying ‘the cursus misse 
B.V.M. 

Constitution of 1374 Γ ᾿ 5 : : : . : 159 
Nomina fratrum et sororum . F : : 4 : 1596 
In a small hand and faint writing, 

Sacramentum Prioris Ξ ᾿ ᾿ - ς - _ 160 

53 Supprioris. 


_ Constitutions of Abbots of St Albans in 1353 and 1355 . 160 6 
Constitutions of Thomas Abbot of St Albans in seventeen 

chapters with Prologue . ‘ . - ; 161 
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Table of contents in the original hands. : ; 
Visio S. Thomae Cantuar. (xv early) concerning the 
ampulla . . . : : 
Quando ego Thomas Cantuar. Archiep. exul. 
—inclusa in quodam vase plumbeo. 
Receipts and charms (xv early) . 
Ad restringendum sanguinem 
Crist p* was born in bedlem and baptizzed in flm 
Tordan etc. 
The other charms are 
contra morinam bestiarum 
Coniuro te ordium εἰς. 
Ad restringendum sanguinem. 
1. Tres boni fratres. 
2. Longeus miles. 
ff. v, vi blank. One has a seal of a shield, a chevron 
between three hunting horns. — 
Prouisiones de Merton . . 
Stat. de Marlebergh 
ἣν Westm. 1., in French . 
> Ὁ Gloucestr., in French 
With Explanaciones in Latin. 
Stat. de Westm. II. 
5 Wynton., in French 
“3 Scaccario, in French 
Districciones Scaccarii, in French 
Stat. de quo Waranto, in French 
» de Mercatoribus a ° . ὁ ° 
»  Quia Fines (Latin) . Η ὦ F : 
» Quia Emptores . | ς : ° - 
»» de Berewik, French 
Modus faciendi homagium, French 
Stat. de Wardis et Releuiis, French . 
», de uisu Franci plegii, French . ν᾿ : 


De ponderibus et mensuris, Lat. . . 
De Homagio minoris . . ἃ ᾿ “ ὃ 
Assisa panis et cereuisii . ° 


Pena pistoris et braciatoris . 


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CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


Composicio monete et mensurarum.- ‘ Ξ 
Lana ‘ . ‘ 
Dies communes in eee et in pire . ‘ 


Articuli Itinerum tam noui quam ueteres in Itinere 
Kancie per H. de Staunton liberatar’. 

Les usages de Kent, French. . : A ; 

Stat. de Religiosis 

Noui articuli, French . 

Circumspecte agatis 

Stat. de accione vasti . = 
» de presentibus vocatis ad Warant’ < > > 
,». de Champert’ (erased) 
» de Admissis ante Iudicium 
», de Bigamis . 
», de Eboraco, French 

Ces sount les ordinaunces faites a τέξ να Ἢ da 
Regne le Roy Edward fuiz le Roy Edward quinxt. 

In French. 

Forma prime eleccionis v1 ordinatorum 

Forma iuramenti ordinatorum 

Litterae prelatorum (1309) . 

Carta mariscorum de Romene 

Lastum mariscorum de Romene (1287) : 

Ordinacio H. de Bathon. de Wall. et Watergeng 
marisci de Romene . ‘ ‘ Ξ ᾿ 

Breve quod vicecomes Kancie non fntroniitiat se de 
districcionibus faciend. in marisco de Romene 

f, 72 blank. 

Composicio inter D. Archiep. et Conuentum ecclesie 
Christi Cantuar. 

43° Hen. Til, 1259. 

Carta Bonifacii Archiep. de ten. placitum de vetito 
namio ; ; , 3 ; 

Declaracio unius articuli obscuri in composicione 

Composicio inter nos et Augustinenses 1287, 3 Id. 
Dec... 

Magna Carta R. Η. de libertatibus Anehe 

Carta de Foresta Σ ᾿ ὸ : ; ὶ 

Sentencia excommunicacionis in transgressores predict. 
cartarum . 

Confirmacio tancene IN : 

Carta R. Ed. secundi de amerc’ et catall’ ΔΈ onstaccil 
et fugitiu’ hominum . : x ᾿ A ‘ 

Carta Ὁ. Thome martiris 

Confirmacio Gregorii IX. 

Cartae de Warenna 

1. Henr. Reg. Angl. IIIT, 

2. Edw. fil. Reg. Edw. 


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Inquisicio facta de Warenna de Lydene et Estria. 
Libertates Prioris Eccl. Chr. Cant. 
Reygate, rotulo L. νυ]. 
De libertat. Prioris Eccl. Chr. Cant. in itinere J. de 
Berewik τὸ, ix® δ᾽ R. Ed. xxi® 
De libertat. Prioris Eccl. Chr. Cant. in itin. Herwsri a 
Saunton (sic) 
De manerio tradenda seruient’ ad custodiend’ : 
In a hand of cent. xiv-xv . 8 ; : 3 . 
Explanation of terms 
Sok, Sak, Tol, etc. 
Forms of Obligacio Ξ3 
In a similar hand to the last: 
Donaciones et ΡΩΝ maneriorum....., eccl. Chr. 
Cant. 
From Ethelbert to Abe Acondatl (ἰοῦ). 
ff. 97 ὁ, 98 blank. 
In the original hand: 
Ceste ditee fist sire Wauter de Henley etc. 
The ‘ Hosebondrie’ of Walter de Henley. See the 
edition by Dr W. Cunningham. 
Omnia hundreda in Com. Kane. 
In last’ de Sutton. 
Counties and dioceses of England : ς 
Maneria prioris et conuentus eccl. Chr. Cant. in 
diuersis comitatibus ; 
Ordinaciones qualiter custodes debe eit execuci- 
onem in proximo torno suo post pascha 

Articuli interrogatorii super compotum immediate post 
cap™ de herbagio . ᾿ : . ᾧ P 

Articuli infrascripti diligenter examinentur super com- 
potum prepositorum . . 5 - 

Quantum Archiep'. Cant. in archiep™™™ uixerunt 

The last name in the original hand is Walter (after Rob. 
Wynchelse). A second hand continues to Simon Sud- 
bury. A third adds Walter Courtenay and T. Arundell. 

De Regibus Anglorum ubi uel a quibus Regalem 
susceperunt unctionem uel ubi tumulati sunt . 

Arthur is the first, then Alfred. 

Edw. III. is the last in the original hand. A second 
hand continues to the coronation of Hen. IV. 

De fundatoribus ecclesiarum per angliam etc. 

Eccl. S. Trinitatis apud Cant. a Romanis fundata est 
sed ab Augustino consecrata est. 

Ends: Eccl. S. Petri Gloucestr. ab Alredo Wygorniensi 
Episcopo. 

Taxaciones bonorum spiritualium in dyoc. Cant. una 
cum inc’tis Archid. Cant. ‘ : . : . 


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Taxacio bonorum Ecclesiasticorum in Dioc. Cant. 
(Of monastic bodies.) 

Taxacio temporalium et spiritual. totius Prioratus Eccl. 
Chr. Cant. facta per dominos J. Wynton. et O. Lincoln. 
Episcopos auctoritate D. Nicholai pape IIII (1292) . 

Taxacio xv* omnium mobilium Prioratus facta in festo 
S. Michaelis (a.d. 1289) . . : ἢ ᾿ 

In a hand of cent. xv. 

De quodam prisone capto pro homicidio facto infra 
Bertonam Prioris et conuentus Eccl. Chr. Cant. et 
per Balliuos Cant. vi. et armis abducto . 

In 1302. John de Northampton dictus le Charter 
killed John Short. 

De quodam prisone capto pro homicid. facto infra 
Curiam Eccl. Chr. Cant. 

In 1304 Adam dictus le Corur killed Wiehiidte de 
Westwell. 

In another hand, rather earlier. 

Nomina religiosorum in prouincia Cantuar.. 

A list of monasteries divided according to dioceses. 

The total number is 379. 

f. 124 blank. 

In the original hand. 

Feoda comit. Glouc. et heredum suorum in intro- 
nizacione Archiep. uel electi in Archiep. Cant. . 

Iura Eccl. Chr. Cant. debita post mortem suffragane- 
orum suorum . ° Ἄ Ξ ᾿ 2a 

Feodum illius qui intronizare debet singulos episcopos 
Cantuar. prouincie tam sede uacante quam plena . 

Formulae for Patents, etc. . ἀκ Te = 3 ζ 

f. 1274 blank. 

In a later hand. 

Inc. liber de proprietatibus lapidum, Vitrubius de 
Architectura. : 

Lapidicine quedam alin clit dure. 

Authorities are cited throughout, mostly: Isidore, 
Aristotle, Zeno, Pliny, Solinus, Arnoldus. 

Ends f. 1334 (De Yri): 

et si ad incendium ignis tenetur flamma eius ex- 
tinguitur. 


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Marked I. 25. No. 368. 

Collation: τ flyleaf. 18-3 (wants 1) 45 5° (wants 8) 65 7%. 

On the flyleaf are scribbles in the hand of the principal scribe. 
Also a xvth cent. title in Italian hand: 


hesiodus cum comento in pergameno. 


A letter or note very obscurely written, beginning 


Ego Stefanus Grecus. 


It apparently does not refer to this MS. 
On f. 1 at bottom 


Liber Ὁ. Grimani Car'* S. Marci. 


A band of ornament at top with a lion and dragon above. 


Contents: 


"Iwavvov γραμματικοῦ τοῦ Τζέτζου ἐξήγησις τῆς βίβλου τῶν ἔργων καὶ 
ἡμερῶν Ἡσιόδου. 

στίχοι ᾿Ιαμβικοὶ Swpixol πρὸς πρόκλον τὸν προὐξηγησάμενον τὸν 
ἡσίοδον κ.τ:λ. ; 

ff. 24, 3a are a good deal stained with galls. 

The text of Hesiod begins on f. 5 ὁ with a large red initial. It is 
in a larger hand than the comment, with which it alternates, a 
few lines at a time. There are interlinear glosses. 

f. 15 is badly stained with galls. 

The second hand appears first on f. 22 4; it is rather better than the 
first. 

The first hand reappears at f. 32, the whole of quire 5 is written 
by it. 

This quire is palimpsest. The older writing (not, I think, very 
much older) is in double columns of 39 lines: a small hand. 
The matter is probably Biblical or Christian; I seem to read the 
word Xu for Χριστοῦ on 38 ὁ. 

The second hand reappears at f. 39 and continues to the end. 

The text is incomplete, ending f. 624 with l. 760. 

ὧδ ἔρδειν δεινὴν δὲ βροτῶν ὑπαλεύεο φήμην. 
The comment ends 
μωμοσκοπεῖ τὰ μυστηρια (?). 


The MS. was first collated by Dobree for Gaisford, and last by 
F. A. Paley for his edition (1883). Mr Paley set a very high value 
on the text: in his opinion it is perhaps the best copy of the 
Works and Days in existence. He gives a facsimile of a very neat 
drawing of the plough and other agricultural implements which 
occurs on f. 434. As to the date he says that it is “apparently of 


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the early part of the xivth cent. perhaps older. It contains, 
however, the writing of several hands, and the first part, to v. 256, 
is probably of saec. xiii.” I only distinguish two hands, which must 
be contemporary, since the second is found on the same leaf as 
the first. 


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Vellum, τοῦ x 74, ff. 191, 42 and other numbers of lines to a 
page. Cent. xiv and xv, in several hands. 

Marked I. 24. No. 367. From the Collegiate Church of 
Warwick (?). 2 fo. antequam procedatis. 

Collation: 18 2° 3° 48 | 5° | 68 7488(+8: 2 canc.) 9-11 128 | 13°| 
148-178 18° (6 canc.) | 19% | 205-245. 

Contents : 


ff. 1-28 are of cent. xiv late. 


1. De Confessione . + - : : . ; Ξ auntie 
Penitens accedens ad sacerdotem humiliter sedeat ad 
pedes eius. 


Including various verses, lists of virtues, vices, inquiries to 
be put by the confessor etc. 
On f. 114 a series of Dicta concerning virtues. 
On 154 Prouerbia Senece. 
Aut amat aut odit mulier+ non est tercium 


Vulnus iteratum tardius sanatur. 
Further notes and sayings on Virtues etc. Simony, Usury, 
De Baptismo (f. 21). 
2. Vita S. Thomae Cantuar. . ᾿ - ‘ > Σ ὁ 23 
Beatus Thomas Londin. urbis indigena. 
—hunc vero a filiis propriis interemptum uel peremptum. 
Versus . : » ; ; a Ν ‘ 2 3 26 
Quis moritur? Thomas. Cur? pro grege. Qualiter? — 
ense. 
Quando? Natali. Quis locus? ara dei. 
Crux finis legis via vite passio Regis 
Cui dedit interitum gracia non meritum. 
Cause pro quibus dictus Thomas subiit martirium. 
3. On Adam . a Ἀ ἕ : i 8 ; Ἶ ; 26 
Ubi creatus est adam + in ebron etc. 
—mortuus est in ebron et sepultus. 
Later note on holy water. 
De fine Ade prothoplausti nostri etc. Re ae 26 ὁ 
Post peccatum Ade. 


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Story of the Cross, ending : 
factus est obediens usque ad mortem cui laus etc.—per 
omnia sec. sec. Amen. 

In a late hand. 

Kings of England, Will. I. to Hen. VI. . 

Date of Agincourt. 

Number of towns etc. in England. 

Descendants of Edward I. 

In a large narrow hand of cent. xv early . ᾿ 5 ν᾿ 

De septem Sacramentis. 

Quia in sacramentorum dispensacione multis ecclesie consistit 
officium. 

This is a set of Constitutions for London, ending with a list 
of the principal feasts including 

In Octobr. Dedicacio eccl. 85, Pauli Lond. prima die 
mensis. 

f. 36 blank. 

Cent. xiv. 

Meditaciones Bernardi . ° ὃ " : . 

Multi multa sciunt. 

The last is De mira mutacione dextere excelsi. 

Liber de Aseneth ; : . . . : Ἶ ᾽ 

-  Factum est in primo anno vii annorum. ; 

The full text, published by Batiffol Stadia patristica 1. 1889. 

Ends f. 54: et Joseph nuncupatus est pater eius in terra 
egipti. 

Concilium de Lamehethe editum a Bonefacio Archiep. Cant. 

Quoniam propter diuersas consuetudines. 

Memorial verses on the days of creation etc. . ‘ 

On Vows . ὁ . ὁ Ε é : . 

Uotum est promissio melioris 

—pro uoto fracto et pro periurio. 

f. 57a is blank. On the verso is a fragment of an inventory 
(part of a roll) in French, of suits of hangings, e.g.: 
Item une grant sale de noir frette de plunket des armes 

mons. Henr. de Ferrers, etc. 

Testamenta xii patriarcharum filiorum Iacob translata a ven. 
Lincoln. Ep®. a Greco in latinum. Testamentum Ruben 
de hiis que moriturus habebat in mente. ° Ξ . 

—ex terra egipti. 

Expl. test. xii patr. scil. xii filiorum Israel. 

Hec abscondita sunt et celata 

—feliciter proruperunt. 
Memorial verses and notes . . 2 - . 
Elucidarius . ‘ - > ‘ é ᾿ : ὁ 
Sepe rogatus a discipulis meis. 
—de experta re dare nescimus. 
Expl. Lucidarius. 


286 


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47 


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78 ὁ 


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Notes. Tot modis dicitur annua etc. 
Cent. xv. 
Fundatio Collegii de Warwick per Thomam de Bello Campo 
Sancte matris ecclesie filiis uniuersis. 
Ends f. 106 α with confirmation by the Prior of Worcester. 
Verses. 
Cur mundus militat sub uana gloria . ὅ Ἢ 
Anglorum regi scribit tota schola salerni. 
Cent. xiv. 
Expositio vocabulorum missalis . Τ P 
Cum plura in missali uocabula. 
Ends with explanation of Satum. 
commisce tria sata farine. 
Cent. xv. 
Constitutions of Clarendon (16) . 
English verses on Bloodletting . 2 τς ae 
Men γαῖ usyn blodlatyng 
And therby geten here lewyng 


So now mote say we 

Amen amen pur charite. 
Note in prose 

Here yt tellyht in sina ἀρῶ of. the mone a man xall 
ben letyn blod etc. 
143 ὁ blank. 
Cent. xiv. Visio de spiritu Guidonis. . . 
Anno incarn. dom. m® ccc™® xxxiij® xvj° die ἀδοδο in 
prouincia prouincie et in ciuitate Alesti. 

—compleret in purgatorio communi. 
Expl. disputacio inter Priorem et spiritum guydonis. 
Latin adverbs with English equivalents . > 
Aduerbia. 
Utinam « ut + uti +o si+ quatinus. At my wille 


Yperlirice mery lyche. 
Cent. xv. 
Reasons for hearing mass . . . : » 
Extract from Aug. de Civ. Dei. 
Cent. xiv—xv. 
Revelations of St Bridget of Sweden. 
Narratio de Sponso et Sponsa et B. Maria . ᾿ : 
Ego sum creator celi et terre unus in deitate cum patre et 
spiritu sancto. 
Ends f. 188 ὁ: 
Quintus mons erat Salomon qui fuit plenus sapiencia. 
Often printed. 
Cent. xv. 
Disputacio inter lazarum et diuitem 


106 ὁ 


107 


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1426 


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144 


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Diues. Audi sancte senior audi me loquentem 
Diues ego morior audi morientem 


Mee confer anime sedes requiei 
Nam mea tota fides est in amore dei. 
Expl. disp. inter lazarum et diuitem. 
20. Disputacio inter corpus et animam cuiusdam diuitis quam 
uidit quidam religiosus in sompnis . ‘ . ‘ . 189 ὁ 
Noctis. sub silencio tempore brumali. 
Wright, Poems of Walter Mapes. Camden Soc. 
Ends without sign f. 1g0 ὁ. 
Et me christi manibus totum commendaui. 
21. (Liber mundi) . ν᾿ ° . A 
Ecce mundus moritur uicio sepultus 
Ordo rerum vertitur cessat christi cultus 


190 ὁ 


Te sanctorum cosine cesset prece vatis. 
Expl. liber mundi. 
22. Exhortatio sacerdotum SeMR ee thay glans . . ΙΟΙ 
Viri dilectissimi sacerdotes dei. 
Precones altissimi lucerne diei 


Solum hoc quod fuerit bonum approbate. 
Expl. exhortacio sacerdotum. 
In another hand. 
Die dominica si natale domini euenerit bona hiemps etc. . 191d 


1441. Musica. ‘QQ. 29 


Vellum, τοῦ x 7, ff. 95 +2, 39 lines to a page. Cent. xv, in a 
rather current hand. Music on a five-line stave. 

Marked I. 17. No. 360. 

Collation: 2 flyleaves. 1°-12° (wants 8). 


Contents : 


On f. ii, verses explanatory of musical terms, with illustrative 
examples. 
Altior et prima nota que tractum dat in yma 
Proprietate datur impropria stat sine tractu etc. 
1. Tract. de quatuor principalibus musices. ape : a 
Cap. primum sequentis tract. de intencione tractantis et 
modo procedendi. ἶ 
Quoniam circa musicam deo auxiliante. 
In four parts, ending f. 53. 
Expl. perutilis tract. de musica qui quatuor principalia 
appellatur. Scriptus per manus ffr. Johannis Burgherssh ad 


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dei laudem et communem utilitatem sancte matris ecclesie 
[a.d. πιὸ cccc® xxi®]. 
On f. 534 diagrams, and below: 
Proportiones musice mensuradz/is fr. Roberti de Bruzham. 
De primis figuris quadratis etc. . . . ‘ . 
Ad habendum perfectum noticiam artis musice. 
—sic corespondentes. 
Expl. tract. fr. R. de Bruzham de proport. musice mensurabilis. 
Notes of proportions, and lists of terms ᾿ . . > 
In nomine sancte et indiuidue Trinitatis. 
Inc. micrologus liber in musica id est breuis sermo a d. Guydone 
monacho de S. Mauro ‘ . ὃ ὁ ; : x 
Gimnasio musas placuit reuocare solutas. 
Diuini timoris totiusque prudentie. 
—per cuncta viget secula. Amen. 
Expl. microl. i. breuis sermo in musica editus a d. Guidone 
musico peritissimo. 
Inc. alius tract. eiusdem de musica metrice compositus 2 
Gliscant corda meis hominum mollita canemus 


Musicorum et cantorum magna est distantia 


Tercia que facit quarta hec ut monstrat pagina. 
Diagram follows. 
Inc. quedam breuis tract. de Musica editus a d. Guydone 
monacho de S. Mauro ° é 3 ° = 7 - 
Temporibus nostris super omnes homines fatui sunt cantores 
—ex industria componant. Expl. ete. 
Inc. alius tract. eiusdem...... ad M. monachum . ᾿ ᾿ 
Beatissimo atque dulcissimo fratri M. 
—sed solis philosophis utile est. Expl. εἰς. 
Inc. alius tract. eiusdem : : . ° ° δ i 
(Capitula.) 
De musica a quo inuenta. 
Text. Musica a quo est inuenta. A pictagora 
—ut patet in superiori exemplo. 
Expl. lib. argumentorum Guydonis monachi de musica. 
Inc. liber specierum eiusdem de musica . ° . 5 
Quid est musica. 
—auctor indiget et scriptor. Gloria sit deo. Amen. 


Expl. ete. 
Inc. Encheridion Oddonis Abbatis de musica. Et vocatur a 
quibusdam dialogus .i. duorum sermo etc. . : A 


Discipulus. Quid est musica. Magister. Veraciter canendi 
sciencia. 

Ends 954: subditus creatori. qui est benedictus in sec. sec. 
Amen, 

Expl. encheridion 5. dyalogus dompni Oddonis A bbatis de musica. 


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1442. Grecort PAasToRALis. O.-¢4.30 


Vellum, 10} x 7, ff. 90 + 2, 27 lines to a page. Cent. xii late, in 
a fine large black hand. 

Marked I. 14. No. 357. 2 fo. dominus per prophetam. 

On ἢ 1 at top 


Pastoralis Gregorii. 


In red on-the margin, B. VIII. This is not the mark of 
Litchfield or Peterborough whose catalogues we have: it may 
possibly be that of Norwich. 

At bottom (xvi) 

Codex hugonis hocwel (?). 


At end (xvi) 
Willyam powell. 
William yaxm (?). 
Thomas hoste(?) of Deylwdie. 
Thomas Hewett... 


Collation: 1 flyleaf. 1-4" (11 canc.?)-7” (wants 2) 8” (wants 
5-8) 1 flyleaf. 


Contents : 


1. Inc. Regule pastorales gregorii pape urbis romane scripte ad 
Iohannem episcopum Rauenne urbis . : ‘ . “ἃ 
Pastoralis cure me pondera. 
A lacuna between cc. lxii and Ixiv. 
Ends f. 894: manus leuet. Expl. liber pastoralis. 
2. Decretum Gregorii pape ut episcopi nullam molestiam abbatibus 
uel monasteriis monachorum inferre presumant sed sub 
perpetua securitate et quiete domino adiuuante absque ullius 
grauamine permaneant : . : : : +ipsak 89 ὁ 
Quam sit necessarium. 
Ends f. go unfinished 
nec potestatem al. 


1443. Mepica. O. 9. 31 


Paper and 2 leaves of vellum, 10? x 73, ff. 54+ 11, double 
columns of 59 and more lines. Cent. xvi(1505-7), in an ugly hand. 
Marked I. 15. No. 358. 


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σι 


Fasciculus Medicine rerum naturalium collectus Anno 1507. 

Miscellaneous notes and verses on f. 1a. 

f. 2. Quoniam secundum Isidorum libro 4% ethimologiarum a 
quibusdam queritur. 

c. 2. De institucione medici. 

Ends ἢ. 144. Finis fasciculi rerum naturalium anno 1507. 
Pridie kal. Junii. 

f. 15 blank. 

Inc. tract. de urinis liber primus. . ; ; ς . Ξ 

Quoniam medicus est artifex sensitiuus. 

Ends f. 244: anno 1507 xi kal. Febr. 

Inc. alius tract. de urinis collectus ex quarto decimo libro libri 


speculi doctrinalis Vincencii - ; : : ᾿ 
Text. Urina est colamentum sanguinis . : : ς Σ 
Ends f. 27 ὁ 


Finit a.d. 1507, 15 kal. May. 
Expositiones et declaraciones metrice de coloribus in substancia 
wrinarum . ‘ Ξ 2 Ἂ - ° : . . 
Qui cupit urinas mea per compendia scire. 
Inc. tractatulus m& Johannis Ketham arcium et medicine 
doctoris de urinis τ ς : : ΡΤ ἘΣ . " 
De coloribus urine . Ξ : “ : . yer 
Albus color urine ut aqua fontis purissima. 
Finit a. d. 1505, prid. kal. Febr. 
Works by John de Ketham were printed at Venice in 1493. 
Sequitur tract. Mag. Jo. Ketham Alemani de fleubothomia.« 
Full-page drawing on 29 ὁ of a man, showing veins and influence 


of signs. 
Sequens tabula tractat de iudiciis uenarum etc. . ; 4 
On the xii signs. a ᾿ 3 . : ᾿ 


Dated 1507, 16 Καὶ. Mai. a Non. Mai. 

f. 336 blank. 

Inc. quodlibetum recitatum Colonie per mag. Florentium 
Haest-de Delft medicine doctorem ac rectorem alme uni- 
uersitatis in disputacione quodlibetaria a.d. m. cccc. xliii post 
festum lucie. F Α ν᾽ - - 3 ξ Ξ 

Questio. Utrum multiformi desposicioni mirabilis capitis 
humani subdatur racionabilium virium salus et languores uarii. 

Ends unfinished f. 35 ὁ. 


Inc. liber utilissimus sinonimorum eorum scilicet que sciencie 


maxime medicine congruunt scripta secundum  ordinem 
alphabeti. Et primum de litera A. . 2 . . 
A. de mineris. 
Albula. 
Archiofera. 
Algiofera etc. 


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With a Flemish equivalent to each group. 
Fyn parlez. 
Golt. 
Geslagen golt. 
Suluer. 
Geslagen Siluer. 
Loet. 
Tyn etc. 

Names of herbs follow. 

On f. 53. Inc. Vulgare synonimorum prescriptorum sec. ord. 
alphab. 

An Index of the vernacular words. 

Dated at end (544): A. 1506, ipso die Lucie virginis. 

II. Then follows a printed tract of 11 leaves (the blank first leaf 
lost), 36 lines to a page. 

In presenti codice continentur duo singulares εἴ. perutiles 
tractatus quorum primus est de salute corporis etc. by 
Will. de Saliceto. The second is de salute anime by Card. 
de Turre Cremata. 

No date or place. Mr F. Jenkinson, University Librarian, 
tells me that it is by the Printer of the Speculum Humanae 
Saluationis, perhaps at Utrecht, not later than 1472. 

Not.in Hains: see.Campbell, Annales de la Typographie Neéer- 
landaise, no. *1493: Proctor’s Judex, no. 8830. 


On the last page are scribbles in Flemish, and a form οἵ bond 
(without names) dated 10 March, 17 Hen. 8. 


1444, Menpica. Ο. 92-32 


Paper, 114 x 73, ff. cir. 60, double columns of 52 lines. Cent. xv 
late or xvi early, fairly written. 

Marked I. 26. -No. 369. 

The first six leaves are occupied with tables of humours, 
elements, properties of the cps processes of medicine, and 
definitions. 

Then begin a number of short sections, e.g. 

Here after folowy® y® pyllys and glysters suche as be nessysary for Surgions to knowe. 

The last is 

Here after folowytht medycynes for p* Emeroydes. 


The whole volume, except some rubrics, is in English. 


1445. Pascuastus RaDBERTUS ETC. Ὁ. 9. 33 


Vellum, 11} x 8, ff. 139+4, double columns of 36 lines. 
Cent. xv (1424) in a clear good hand. 


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Marked H. 11. No. 320 (325). 2 fo. (1 fo.). lium nupciarum. 
An original table of contents on the flyleaf without heading. 
Collation: 2 flyleaves. 1° (wants 1)-6°| 7 888 (8 replaced by 


blank leaf)-178 (wants 7) 18° (wants 6). 2 flyleaves. 


Leaves wrongly numbered in old hand: I use the old foliation. 
Probably from a Carmelite house: very likely that of Norwich. 


Contents : 


f. 1 is gone. 
1. On ἢ. 2 is the end of the 


Epistola Leodiensis ad H. R. contra Berengarium 


(so the table of contents) from 
—lium nupciarum copulis federentur. 17 lines. 
At the end, in red, 
Script’? per Langwath a. do. 1424 et e 45. 
2. Versus Paschasii de corpore et sanguine domini 
Regis adire sacre qui uis solemnia mense 


Accipies palmam regni uirtute beatus. 

3. Paschasius Ratbert plaudo suo salutem 

Dilectissimo filio 
—perfice que monui deuotus. 

4. Inc. liber Pascasii de corpore et sanguine domini 
Quod christi communio uerum corpus etc. 
Quisque catholicorum recte. 

Ends f. 25 6: quantocius uenire ualeamus. 

Expl. lib. paschasii de corp. et sang. domini. 

Inc. b. hillarii in libro viii® de trinitate 
Eos nunc qui inter patrem 

Aug. de corpore et sanguine domini . 
Audiuimus ueracem magistrum. 

Idem in explicacione Iohannis Euang. 
In quo multa persecutus. 

Idem in titulo Ps. xxxiii 

Four more extracts from Augustine. 

Ex dialogo Basilii et Iohannis 

Nam cum immolatum dominum. 


Extracts from Leoin sermone. Vitae Patrum (Abbas Daniel). 


Beda in sermone. 
Epistola Paschasii Fredugardo 
—et confirmetur patrum auctoritas. 
Idem in exp. Mathei. Cenantibus autem eis 
—pro multis in remissionem peccatorum. 
Paschasius R. omnium peripsima : 
Ecce habes amantissime in calce libelli 
—Vale karissime et diligentem te dilige. 


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Ambrosius de trinitate Ξ 
Pari modo obedien[die]nciam. 
Ends f. 36 et in illo unum inueniamur Amen. 
Per ff. J. Eye. 
Epistolaris prefacio Anselmi Cant. Arch. in librum suum de 
corpore et sanguine domini etc. . . . ᾿ “ 
Fratri in Christo karissimo 
—qui animam nostram refficit. 
Expl. Anselm. de corp. et sang. domini. 
ff. 466, 47a blank, 
Obitus berengarii 
Leo papa contra beehpartnsh 
—ut timeo ad penam. 
Vincenc. in spec. hist. 115, xxvi®. ca® xxx° 
Lanfrancus de corpore et sanguine domini contra Berin- 
garium . F ᾿ 
Lanfrancus sibesinenstts dei catholicus 
—et eius sanguis quem potamus. Expl. 
Scriptum per Holt. Carme/ctam. 
Inc. liber Guimundi Auersani Ep. in apulia de corpore et 
sanguine domini. (P. Z. CXLIX. 1247) - 
Ad rem hiis temporibus necessariam. 
Liber iii ends f. 1014: per infinita sec. sec. Amen. 
Expl. lib. tertius Guimundi Auersani etc. 
Scriptus de manu fr. Iohannis Holt. 
Rabanus de corpore et sanguine domini . ὦ : a 
Capitula (xxv). 
Inc. prephacio. 
Dilectissimo filio. 
Text c. 1. Quisque catholicus. 
It is very largely, but not entirely, identical with the work 
attributed to Paschasius above. (7. Z. Cxx. 1267.) 
Ends in c. Ixv (the last leaf being gone). 
Nunc autem uideo uos et attencione audiendi et cele... 
f. 135 blank replaces the last leaf. 
Sermo Ὁ. Augustini de corpore et sanguine domini . 
Interim dum a deo in hoc mundo peregrinamur. 
Sermo eiusdem de eodem: “εἰ est in dec” de consecratione 
d. πὸ ut sub figura. ᾿ ᾿ ᾿ . : . 
Ueritas que est Christus. 
Sermo Eusebii Emisseni de eodem: ‘et habetur in decretis 
de consecr. dist. 11°.” 
Magnitudo celestium. Ending f. 1394 
(Bibl. Patr. Max. Lugd. νι. 636.) 


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Vellum, 11} x 73, ff. 46, double columns of 46 lines. Cent. xiii 
(1250) in a good clear hand (English), with a large number of 
excellent drawings. 

Marked H. 12. No. 326. 

Collation: quires gone at beginning. 18 2° (wants 3, 6) 3° quire 
or quires gone, 45 (wants 8) 5° (wants I, 2, 4, 5, 8) 6° (marked xj) 7° 
(marked xij: wants 4, 5). 

On the last leaf is a drawing, xv, xvi, of a dragon with scroll 


a tort ieo suis (?). 


The volume is illustrated by 152 pictures in fine outline, lightly 
washed with colours, green, red and blue—green being perhaps the 
most conspicuous. The work is excellent: and the style of both 
drawing, colouring and writing inclines me to hazard the conjecture 
that the birthplace of the volume was St Alban’s Abbey. 

The frames of the drawings are edged (alternately, roughly 
speaking) with green and pink. 


Contents : 


The Romance of Alexander, in French verse, by Eustache (or 
Thomas) of Kent. 

The following paragraphs are epitomized from a MS. account 
by M. Paul Meyer drawn up in 1871. 

Two other MSS. of this poem are known. 

1. The only complete copy, formerly in the Library of the 
Duc de la Valliére (no. 2702), now Bibl. Nat. Fonds de la 
Valliére 45. 

On this see Legrand d’Aussy, Wotices οὐ Extraits, V. 121. 

Weber, Metrical Romances, 1. xxv, copies him. 

This MS. closely resembles ours in the writing and the. 
miniatures. 

2. Durham Cathedral Library, C. 1v. 278, without miniatures: 
mutilated. See P. Meyer in Archives des Missions, 1867. 

The poem is partly original and partly copied from the Roman 
d’Alexandre of Lambert le Tort and Alexander of Bernay 
(ed. Michelant, Stuttgart, 1846). Speaking broadly, ff. 
1-7, 39 (col. 4)—46, of this MS. represent the borrowed 
portions. 

The author of the poem in this MS. calls himself Eustache: in 
the Paris MS. the reading is Thomas. The Durham MS. 
has a /acuna at the point. 


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To these remarks of M. Meyer I add the following notes. 
The portions of text preserved in this copy are 
1. f. τι  Meint poindre ben enpris les autres fet corocer 
(Michelant, p. 177, v. 32). 
—f. 104. Darie od sa grant ost nus est aprochee. 
One leaf lost. 

2. f. 11. A plein curs le siwent teus vint mile poigneur. 
—134. Ke longes nel pussent soffrir ne endurer. 

One leaf lost. 

3. f. 14. A vn consail en sont quant la lettre est oie. 
—-226. Por cor te mande ke fes dreis deis lesser. 

At least one quire gone. 

4. ἢ. 23. Kil ait merci de nus e doint nus sa creance. 
—296. Tant duos e tant prince e tant riche almazur. 
Three leaves lost. 

5. f. 30. Entra i alisandre ke les deus somunt. 

—3046. Au bosoin en auerei cent mile cheuauchanz. 
Two leaves lost. 

6. f. 31. Veinterez vos enemis tuz regnes conquerrez. 
—326. Siblent e crient haut ensement come tempeste. 
One leaf lost. 

ἡ. f. 33. Od ses faucons hauteins veneit de riuer. 

—43 4. Ki il consillera ia nen serrad mendist. 
One leaf gone. 

8. ἢ, 44. A deus poinz se chopine e sa face engratine. 

—44 6. Quant tholomeu le redresce e soef le chastie. 
Ci finist le romauns de tute chiualerié. 
Divisions of the poem, indicated by larger initials, remain at: 

1. f. 8a. (Coment darie se consilla a ses amis.) 

Ceste ki veut oir ou estorie traiter. 

2. f. 226. (Coment le rets alisandre consilla sa gent.) 
Coe ke len troue escrit deit len auant traire. 

3. f. 296. (Coment alisandre entra en ethiopie.) 

Pur nient le di seignor ben sauez la verror. 

4. f. 395. (Ci comencent les regrez alisandre.) 
Uenuz est li termes ke larbres eurent dit. 


The rubrics and pictures are as follows: 


1. f. τό. La iuste entre eumenidus et gadifer de lariz. 

Gadifer on &. falls. Behind is Alexander, crowned, on Bucephalus who has horns. 
The three men are all in chain-mail. 

2. f. 2a. Coment le duc de naaman survint as foreis. 

Coment eumenidus envead por socurs a alisandre. 

Alexander and men on Z. A messenger in tunic with mailed legs on horseback 
approaches, and points to a troop of horsemen on &. The nearest horse is covered with 
chain-mail. 

3. f. 3a. Coment Alisandre vint a socurs a eumenidus. 

Coment eumenidus asbati lamtrail de sarkleis. 


31—2 


484 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. 9. 


Battle scene. The Admiral is dismounted and offers his sword to Eumenidus who is 
about to strike him. 


4. ἢ. 36. Coment Alisandre iusta au duc de Carthage. 
Coment A. tua le duc de Carthage. 
The duke occurs twice, once on horseback, and again dead on the ground. 
5. f. 4a. C. le duc betiz fut oscis et desconfit. 
C. la cite de gadres fut destruite. 
Alexander pursues Betiz into the gate of a falling city on 2. 
6. f. 46. C. bale Ki duc de tyr destruit la tour Alisandre. 
C. la gent Alisandre furent penez a tyr. 
A tower on an island: water full of corpses. Men being cast down from the tower 
by mailed warriors: a warrior picking at the base of the tower. 
ἡ. f. 5a. C. Al. sul asailli la cite de tyr. 
C. Al. oscist le ret de tyr. 
On 2. Alexander on scaffold shooting with cross-bow. Man in boat below. On 2. 
Alexander within a wall kills the king, whose legs are flourishing in the air. 
8. ἢ. 56. C. Al. asega la cite daraigne. 
C. Al. dona la cite a vn chiualer. 
Alexander in tent on Z.: man with glove kneels to him, another holds up two large 
keys and points to city on 2. 
9. f. 6a. C. le duc betiz purchaca aie. 
C. Al. asist la cite de gadres. 
On 2. ἃ group of hideous ogres with tusks, armed with maces etc.: other warriors 
attack a tower in which are wounded men. On 2. in tent Alex. shoots with bow. 
to. f. 66. La iuste entre Al. ὁ le duc poncon. : 
C. Al. fut nafre sur bucefal. 
A tilt. Two men falling, Alexander is wounded. 
11. f. γα. C. Al. oscist le duc poncon. 
C. le duc betiz fui en gadres la cite. 
On Z. the tilting. Poncon falls. Betiz rides into city on R. 
12. f. 76. C. Al. oscist le duc betiz. 
C. la cite de gadres fut prise 6 destruite. 
Alex. beheads Betiz. Both are on horseback. On 2. the city: keys are given to 
Alex. (on foot). 
13. f. 8a. Des messagers le rei darie od le respons Al. 
C. darie se consilla a ses amis. 
On Z. Darius seated. Two messengers. In C. a tree. On &. Darius standing. 
Six counsellors on 2. 
14. f. 86. Des dozze messagiers darie enveez a Al. 
Des iueaus ke D. enuea a Al. par gabetteurs. 
Alex. throned on &. On Z. twelve messengers with green wreaths. The two first 
carry a gold ball and a white cord. 
15. f. ga. C. les messagers darie returnent. 
Le mandement Al. au ret D. 
Darius throned on Z. Twelve messengers kneel on &. Another standing holds a 
letter inscribed Sachez ke ieo goluerner dei ti toz(?) tal grant honur. 
16. f. οὖ. le mandement D. a Al. 
C. Al. saprosca a D. 


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On Z. a mule (?), four horses saddled, a servant on one. In C. Alex. Two messengers 
with letter-bags receive a letter from him. Two trumpeters behind. 
17. f. οὐ. De la cite de babilonie ou est asis. 
C. D. se consilla a sa gent. 
Trees on #. and Z. In C. Darius seated among counsellors. 
18. f. 104. Ci comence la bataille entre Al. e D. 
C. Al. conforta sa gent. 
Two squires put a crowned helmet on Alex.’s head. On 2. he rides addressing 
his troops. 
19. f. tra. C. D. se contint en sa bataille. 
C. tyberie abati le duc salome. 

Battle scene. 

20. f. τι ὁ. C.D. senfui de la bataille. 
C. Al. porsiwi le rei D. 

Darius riding away on #., pursued. 

21. f. 116. C. de ret Al. les morz prea (? puruea). 
C. Al. prist la mere D. e sa femme. 

On 2. two men lift a mailed corpse, others lie below. Alex. stands weeping. On 2. 
soldiers lay hands on the two women: a man adjusts fetters on the legs of one while a 
soldier holds her dress out of the way. 

22. f. 12a. C. Al. asega la cite de thebes. 

C. les citeins de thebe se defendirent. 
An assault of two troops outside the city. 
23. f. 126. C. Al. venga la mort son hom. 
C. Al. oscist le athenien. 
Another battle scene outside a city: men shoot from the wall. 
24. f. 134. C. Demosthenes fist la cord as atheniens. 
C. dem. presenta Al. une corone dor. 

Alex. in tent. Demosthenes (old and bearded, in skull cap), with sword and crown, 
kneels to him. 

25. f. 14a. C. Al. asega lacedemonie Ia cite. 

C. Al. prist la cite de Lacedemonie. 
Battle scene. On &, a very tall gay city surrounded by water. 
26. f. 146. C. le ret D. restora sa bataille. 

C. ke ret D. se consilla a ses barons. 
Darius on Z. Counsellors on 2. All seated. 
27. f. 156. C. Al. se mist arme en lewe de tygre. 

C. le ret Al. fut pres néé. 
Alex. fully armed under water: agitated men on the bank on 2. 
28. f. 154. C. Al. acupa le accusor son mire. 

C. Al. fist pendre parmeinon. 

Alex. on Z.on couch. A man in a cap pours something out of a pipkin into a bowl. 
An attendant lays hands on Parmenio who is bound, and has a rope round his neck. 

On &. Parmenio hangs on a gibbet on two uprights. 

29. f. 16a. La chiualerie le duc tholomeu. 

De salome le duc e archelau frere Darie. 

A battle scene. Water flowing vertically down on Z. (between the columns of 

writing). 


486 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. 9. 


go. f. 17a. La secunde bataille contre D. le rei. 
C. Al. vint en socurs as soens. 
Battle scene: a blue horse is noticeable. 
31. ἢ, 176. De la traison au ret D. 
C. D. pramist guerdon a oscire Al. 
Darius stands speaking to a man with a sword. 
32. f. 176. C. um chiualer D. sarma des armes un griu. 
C. le chiualer desguise feri Al. au dos. 
On Z. the traitor slips a mail shirt over his head. The stripped corpse lies by him. 
On &. he is on horseback and smites Alex. in the back with a broken sword. 
33. f. 18a. C.'le traitre persan fut pris 
C. le reis Al. deliuera son trattre. 
Soldiers lay hold on the traitor. On 2. Alex. throned among courtiers, the prisoner, 
with others, before him. 
34. f. 19a. C. Al. se mist a la carole rei 7). 
C. Al. prist la cupe le ret D. 
A scene of feasting. Darius on Z. speaking. Alexander in front'(as a page) laying 
hands on the cup. 
35. f. 194. C. Al. oscist le persant. 
C. Al. senfui de la curt D. 
On Z. Alex., in crown and tunic, holds the bridle of a horse, and splits the head of a 
Persian. On 2. he rides off with the cup. 
36. f. 20a. La tierce bataille Al. contre D. Le ost D. contre lost Al. 
C. Al. ordena ses escheles. C. le rei D. ordena ses escheles. 
A battle scene extending across the page. 
37- f. 206. C. le ret D. senfui. 
C. les persanz furent desconfiz. 
Alex. splitting the head’of a Persian. Darius rides into a city. 
38. f. 204. Le mandement ke D. envea a Al. 
C. rei Al. sen orguillist contre D. 
Darius (?) throned on Z. giving a letter. Man with halberd and letter-bag walks off 
on δ. 
39. f. 21a. C. D. pria socurs de porre rei de ynde. 
La lettre D. kil enuea a P. rei de ynde. 
Porus throned on &. receives letter from one of two messengers with letter-bags. 
40. f. 216. C. deus serganz tuerent D. le rei. 
C. Al. le ret troua darie nafre. 
Two men pierce Darius on horseback: one has a hooked nose. 
41. f. 216. C. Al. fist enbasmer le cors D. 
C. Al. fist enterrer le cors D. 
Darius laid in a tomb. A man pours a vial over him. Alex. stands looking sadly 
upon him. Nine other figures. 
42. f. 22a. C. les murdrissors D. se mustrerent a Al. 
C. Al. fist pendre les murdrissors D. 
Alex. throned on Z. Two men with swords before him. On &. the two men hang 
on a gibbet, blindfold. 
43- f. 22a. La conclusion del liuere Al. 
De maistre eustace ki translata cest liuere. 


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Eustace writing in a chair, with pen and knife. His desk is fitted into the arms of 
his chair. He is either tonsured or bald, and wears a green gown with a hood. 

44. f. 226. Des messagers le rei Porre de ynde maiur. 

C. le reis Al. consilla sa gent. 

Three messengers on Z. Alex. in C. Counsellors on 2X. 

45. f. 23a. C. Al. sailli sul en la cite. 

Alex. leaping from the top of a walled city into the inside, warriors attacking without. 

46. f. 23a. Des genz a vn pie dont il se couerent. 

Nude man on Z. eats red fruit from a tree. By another tree a man kneeling among 
flames. On &. a Sciapus shading himself with his one large foot. 

47. f. 234. Del messager a un pie ke vint a Al. 

Alex. on horse on Z. On 2. a huge Cyclops, bearded, with one leg and a crutch, 
pointing up. 

48. f. 236. De gog ὁ magog ke manguent la gent. 

Four hideous hairy men among trees: one eats a human arm, the next kills a man, 
the two others eat snakes and toads. 

49. f. 24a. Des genz ke tuz iurs viuent en la mer. 

A large and hideous man in the water about to devour a man. 

50. f. 24a. Des genz ke manguent taupes ὁ soriz. 

Three very hairy men: one digs with a spade, the other two eat moles or rats. 

51. ἢ 24a. Des bons feueres e bons guerreors. 

One covers a horse with mail, one examines a helmet, another a sword, the fourth 
forges a helmet on an anvil. 

52. f. 24a. Des turcs e ceus ke manguent les genz e chens. 

On Z. a man sits at table in a building. On 2. a horrible hairy man sits eating 
fragments of a dog. 

53. f. 245. Des monstres ke cotiuent saturne. 

On 2. a city, on &. three hideous men raising their hands to a star in the sky. 

54. ἢ, 246. Des genz ke nagent suz la mer. 

Three men row a boat under water, one other stands on the sea bottom and pulls 
down a ship with three men in it. 

55- ἢ. 246. Des genz forgairs des armes. 

Three stumpy men. One forges a ring on an anvil, another handles a mail shirt. 

56. f. 25a. Des riphaires e de lur noblai. 

A city gateon Z. A page with whip holds a mailed horse. In C. a knight on foot 
draws his sword against a winged dragon in air. 

57. f. 25a. C. Al. mut son ost. 

Alex. rides at the head of a troop. 

58. f. 25a. C. Al. entra en terratonte. 

He walks down a gangway out of a ship in which are seven men. 

59. f. 256. C. la reine de sythe vint a Al. 

She stands crowned and points to a group of women with shields and spears, holding 
helmets, on Z. Alex. on 2. 

60. f. 254. Des deus reines de amaczonie. 

Alex. on Z. Twoqueensin C. Troop of amazons on A. with shields and spears. 

61. f. 26a. C. ceus de taraconte se defendirent. 

Three men dig a trench. City and balista on 2. 

62. f. 26a. Des destreiz le maupas ὁ le asaut. 


488 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. 9. 


Alex. and troop on &. Footmen shooting from 2. 

63. f. 266. C. Al. se combati en mer. 

Alex. in ship in which is a catapult. Archers high up on land on ἢ. 

64. f. 264. C. Al. enchasca gog ὁ magog. 

They fly to &. on horseback. They are in mail, with hideous faces. 

65. f. 27a. C. Al. asega gog ὁ magog. 

Alex. in tent on Z. City on &. with two hideous men, one eating a human arm. 

66. f. 27a. C. Al. vesqui suz les ewes. 

A covered ship with windows under green water. Alex. and three men in it. 

67. f. 276. Des nefs ke sont apelees colifas. 

A similar ship in the water: no one visible in it. 

68. f. 274. C. Al. encercha la nature de pessons. 

Alex. and two men in the ship. Fish and mermaid below. 

69. f. 28a. C. Al. areisona son ost. 

He addresses a troop: all on foot and unarmed. 

7o. f. 28a. C. Al. sacrifia contre gog e magog. 

Alex. and men on Z. riding. On #. Alex. kneels at a burning altar. 

71. f. 286. C. dew aprist Al. enclore gog ὁ magog. 

Alex. and others kneeling at the altar. God appears in a cloud. 

72. f. 286. Des columpnes ke Al. fist en la mer. 

An enclosure of slender columns. Behind them two hideous nude men. 

73- f. 294. Des batatlles Al. as portes Caspias. 

Alex. and troop riding through a gate. Ugly men shoot from a wall on Ὁ. 

74. f. 29a. C. Al. sen ala des griffeins. 

Alex. riding with troop. One points upward. 

75- f. 29a. Des quatre monz les plus hauz del mond. 

Four tall green mounts: on the second from Z. is an altar. 

76. f. 296. Des monz darmenie e larche noe. 

Alex. and others on Z, The ark on a mount in C. A native on 2. 

77- f. χρό. C. Al. entra en ethiopie. 

lex. and another land from a ship. 

78. f. 30a. Del respons ke Al. ot al mont ardant. 

Alex. surprised and two others. A green mount with flames on R. 

79. f. 30a. C. Al. « porrus repairent en ynde. 

The two kings ride to Z. with attendants. 

80. f. 30a. Des messagers la reine candace et de ses ineaus. 

Alex. and Porus on &, on horses. Two messengers on Z. One holds up a ring 
and gives Alex. a letter directed Al rei Alisandre. 

81. f. 304. De Candace la reine de ethiopie. 

In a building Candace seated: by her a lady with a lapdog. A messenger on Z. 
delivers a letter. 

82. f. 304. Des messagers ke candace enuead a Al. 

Alex. and two others on &. A messenger gives a letter inscribed Mille ren coucit 
tant | en mun desir come uus | prendre a semur e uus mai | muae*t () 

83. f. 31a. C. la gent Al. furent en plurs. 

Four men weeping. 

84. f. 31a. C. Al. coueri sa dolur. 

Tree on Z. Alex. points to it and addresses three men on 2. 


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85. f. 31a. C. Al. vint al arbre de la lune. 

Three men. Alex. kneels. Tree in C. On &. the priest seated on a throne. He 
is clad in a beast’s skin and has mitre and crozier, a wide mouth with tusks, and a long 
black beard. 

86. f. 31a. C. larbre respondi a Al. 

Three men. Alex. weeping. Tree in C. Priest seated on &. leaning head on hand. 

87. f. 314. C. le prestre menad Al. 

The priest leads Alex. to Z. Tree on &. 

88. f. 314. C. Al. conforta sa gent. 

He addresses five men on ἤν. 

89. f. 314. C. Al. defendi sa gent. 

A similar scene. 

go. f. 32a. C. Al. repeira a faacen. 

He rides with troop to &. On &. are two snakes and a winged dragon. 

91. ἢ, 32a. De la bataille as dragons. 

Two winged dragons fighting. 

g2. ἢ. 32a. Des genz tut nuz ke sont apele seseres. 

Alex. and men on horseback on ἢ. Three nude men point to 2., one has a sceptre. 

93. f. 326. Des bons ouerurs des dras de sete. 

A nude man seated and weaving a green fabric on a loom with shuttle. 

94. f. 326. Del poeple ke est apele seres e de lur dreiture. 

Two nude men, one with a patterned fabric unrolled, the other with a roll of stuff. 

95. f. 324. C. les seres guierent Al. 

Two nude men lead Alex.’s horse to 2. 

96. f. 33a. C. ls messagers porrus defierent Al. 

Alex. and courtiers on Z. Two bearded men on &. address him. 

97. f. 33@. C. Al. recut le defiement P. 

Alex. and courtiers. One of the messengers with foot in stirrup. 

98. f. 33a. C. Al. consilla sa gent sur le defiement. 

Alex. and four councillors seated. 

99. f. 334. C. P. duta la bataille singulere. 

Porus seated with hand to face. Four councillors seated on 2. 

100. f. 335. C. la bataille fu grantez entre les deus reis. 

Two messengers. Alex. and courtiers on 2. 

tor. f. 334. C. Al. porprist la praerie. 

Alex. and men riding. A tower on 2. 

102. f. 34a. C. Al. saparilla a la bataille. 

Squire holding helmet and shield. Alex. in mail with spear. Page holding horse on 2. 

103. f. 34a. De la bataille entre deus reis. 

They kill each other’s horses. 

104. f. 34a. C. Al. oscist le rei P. 

On foot. Alex. transfixes his helmet. 

105. f. 346. C. les yndiens firent homage a Al. 

He is throned in C. Men on each side crown him. 

106. f. 346. Del filz la reine candace c. vint quere Al. 

A beardless prince with a troop. 

107. f. 346. C. tholomeu porta le message candeule. 

Ptolemy bearded before a king. 


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108. f. 35a. C. Al. se deguisa. 

Alex. in skull-cap. A prince kneeling to a king on &. 

10g. f. 35a. C. Al. se fist apeler antigon. 

Alex. before two throned kings. 

110. ἢ 35a. C. Al. alad en la compaignie candeule. 

He rides with the king. 

111. f. 354 C. Al. conguist la femme candeule. 

Prince on Z. Alex. and queen join hands. One stabs the king on 2. 
112. f. 256. C. candeule conduit Al. a sa mere. 

Prince and queen ride. Alex. follows. 

113. f. 354. C. Al. turna som non come messager. 

Prince holds Alex.’s hand. King on 2. 

114. f. 36a. De coe ke amani est auoegle en 567, 

Prince and Alex. ride together. 

115. f. 36a. C. Al. salue la reine candace. 

Alex. and Prince on Z. Candace throned. A fiddler and a harper on each side. 
116. f. 364. C. candeules areisona sa mere. 

Alex. and Prince. Candace throned. 

117. f. 366. C. Candace mostra a Al. ses tresors. 

Alex. and Candace seated. A heap of crowns, brooches, etc. on Δ, 
118. f. 3646. C. Candace mostra a Al. sa ymage. 

She shews him a statue of a king holding a sceptre. 

119. f. 37a. La desputeison entre Al. 6 C. 

They argue. 

120. f. 37a. C. Al. porrut la reine C. 

Alex. and Candace in curtained bed. 

121. f. 37a. C. le file C. vout oscire Al. 

Candace and Alex. at table. The prince, in mail with sword, speaks. 
122. f. 376. C. C. defendi Al. 

At table. The prince draws his sword, Candace lays her arm on Alex.’s neck. 
123. f. 376. C. C. conforta Al. 

They sit together talking. 

124. f. 374. C. C. honura Al. au partir. 

She gives him a pile of a crown, two brooches and three balls. 

125. f. 38a. De babilonie la grant e la tur babel. 

Nembroth stands on L. The tower of Babel with two workmen. 

126. f. 38a. C. babilonie est asise entre deus ewes. 
' The city with five gates. Two streams run vertically down the whole page. 
127. f. 38a. C. Al. vint a babtilonie. 

The city as before. Alex. and another approach on horses. 

128. f. 384. C. Al. fut garni de sa mort par sa mere. 

A messenger delivers a letter to him. 

129. f. 386. C. Antipater apparilla la poison. 

Antipater, a hideous man in skull-cap, seated, pours a flagon into a wooden keg on his 

lap, held by an attendant. 

130. f. 384. C. Al. al manger but la poison. 

A feast. Alex. drinks out of a cup. 

131. f. 39a. C. Al. se lessa morir. 


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Alex. in bed with closed eyes. ‘Five men weeping. 
132. f. 39a. C. les poeples sortirent por le cors Al. 
Three groups of men round the bier. 
133. f. 39a. C. les deus ordenerent la sepulture Al. 
Men at head and foot of the bier. God with cross-nimbus speaks from a cloud above. 
134. f. 396. Del doel sur la tumbe Al. 
The corpse laid in a stone tomb. Six men stand weeping. 
135. f. 396. Ci comencent les regrez Al. 
Des messagers enueez par tutes terres. 
Throned king sends out two messengers. 
136. f. 40a. De la feste le rei Al. ὁ de la poison. 
On Z. under an arch a group of six men: one kicks at a closed door: within on 2. a 
woman supports the dying Alexander. 
137. f. 400. C. les macedones ellurent perdicas a ret. 
Alex. crowned in bed holding a crown: seven men stand by him. 
138. f. 404. C. Al. dona sa femme a perdicas. 
Alex. in bed joins the hands of his wife and Perdiccas. 
139. f. 41a. C. Al. dona egypte a tholomeu. 
In bed: he hands a sceptre to Ptolemy. 
140. f. 41a. C. Al. dona tute perse a cliton. 
Similar. 
141. ἢ. 410. C. Al. dona nubie a eumenidus. 
Similar. 
142. f. 41d. C. Al. donad ynde a ariste. 
Similar. 
143. f. 41d. C. Al. dona surrye a antioche. 
Similar. 
144. f. 42a. C. Al. donad cesarie a philote. 
Similar. 
145. f. 42a. C. Al. donad esclauonie a licanor. 
Similar. Philotas takes the hand of a weeping woman. 
146. f. 42a. C. Al. dona a cannus milete. 
Similar. 
147. f. 426. C. Al. dona aufrike a lyonne. 
Similar. 
148. ἢ, 420. C. Al. donad grece a antigon. 
Similar. 
149. f. 424. C. Al. donad carthage a arides. 
Similar. 
150. f. 43a. C. Al. donad lerminie a paul. 
Similar. 
151. f. 43a. C. Al. corunad les dozze pers. 
Alex. in bed. Six crowned men at his head, six at his feet. He touches the crown 
of one of the latter. 
152. f. 43a. C. Al. se lessad morir. 
Alex. lying back in bed. The crowned men at head and feet as before. 


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Vellum, 114 x 7}, ff. 139+ 2, 32 lines to a page. Cent. xiv, in 
a beautiful hand, with fine ornaments. 

Marked I. 19. No. 362. 2 fo. le scorpion. 

On the last page is the erased signature Charles, shewing that 
the volume belonged to Charles V. of France. 

It is no. 749 in the Catalogue of the Library of the Louvre 
(Delisle, Cabinet des MSS. i. p. 149). It occurs ‘in the earliest 


inventory, of 1373. 
On the flyleaf 


Thomas Langleius possidet hunc librum 1542, 
and on f. 1, the later name of John Langley. 
Collation: 2 flyleaves. 158-145 15” [65 17” wants Io. 


Contents : 


1. Livre de Geomancie. 

En lonor de dieu pere filz et saint esperit qui forma ciel terre et 
toutes autres choses. Et uoult demonstrer a home par la 
science dastrologie la verite des choses passees presente et a 
venir . ἃ - ; ; ϑ ὶ 4 A KE) oF 

Initial: pink ground with white flourishes, a kneeling man on 
Z. in grey caped tunic receives a clasped book from one in 
dark red cape and hood and blue tunic. Border with thick 
leaf-work, and an angel and another figure. 

Text and margin are full of geomantic diagrams, composed 
of dots, 

On f. 7@ is a circular diagram, in outline, with beautifully 
drawn figures of the Twelve Signs. 

On f. 374 lists of the divisions of the Twelve Houses. 

On f. 394 a rubric 

Ci desus sont escrips les tistres des questions de coy en ceste 
tierce partie ensieuent les solutions rendues par ordre si 
comme a chascune des xii mesons appartient. 

Maintenant nous retornon ad solutions des questions deuant 
dictes. 

Initial. On Z.a man in grey gown and red sleeves. On 2. 
a woman in scarlet holding a child in her arms. 

Ends f. 112a@: Queue a des lettres i. et e. et des nombres + 14+ 

Le liure de geomancie est acheue. que frere guillame de mor- 
bec de lordre des freres precheurs iadis peneancier du saint 
pere le pape translata du grec en latin. Et gautier le breton 
clere ne de basqueuille le martel demourant a Eureux en 
normendie le translata du latin en francois et escripst u 
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monseignor de preaus+ et auec les autres choses ensieuantes 
les queles escriptures tant deuant alantes comme apres en- 
sieuans furent escriptes ἃ lieu dessus dit + lan de grace + 1347. 
dont dieu soit loe. Amen. 

On 1124, 113 are tables. 

2. Ciapres ensieuent les triplicites des figures de geomancie et la 
maniere de leurs conioncions et les seneficacions diceles sus 
les choses mondaines . ν ε. ξ ᾿ ᾿ = 5 114 

Figures and interpretations follow. 

3. A louuraigne de cest art qui ensieut qui est dit lart des pois 
comment faire +4- de lignes de pois tout par auanture qui 
seront dune longor si come ci (Four lines of dots containing 
respectively 17, 16, 16, 16) et puis len les doit deuiser par 12 
par tant de fois comme len voudra ou porra. Et ceu qui 
demeura si ensaignera a entrer en la table des questions pour _ 
trouver son iuge qui de la question proposee deura de- 
terminer 6 2 4 4 ‘ ; ς > ‘ 

Then follow 36 sets of answers to questions in double columns, 
each headed by a name in red. 
Gofal. 1. Jona 2. Choze 3, etc. 
Oreb. 36. 
Another list of the judges equated with signs and Planets 
on f. 131. 
4- Ichi commence le liure eufrate . ; = , ᾿ Z 132 
In double columns. 
Mouton. leon. sagittaire sont signes orientex de nature de feu. 
Ends f. 238: et puet passer et auoir filz. Explicit. 
5. La raison de lespere pictagoras iadis philosofre. 
With diagram . : eee ‘ ‘ 
Ends f. 139@. Et saturne du samedi. deo gracias. 
There is a multitude of small initials spreading into leaf- 
ornament, of excellent execution. 


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in a fair hand, a good deal contracted. 
Marked I. 23. No. 360. 2 fo. nestiora. 
Perhaps belonged to Dr Dee. In his catalogue of MSS. No. 
119 is “ Isidori Hispabensis etymologiarum fragmentum magnum : 
pergameno, folio.” 
Collation: 1-5" 6” “1 
Contents : 
Isidori Etymologiarum libri i—xi. 
Inc. liber ysodori primus non tamen liber primus sed salutaciones 
preambule inter braulionem et ysidorum . ὃ 3 . eh! 


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Domino meo et dei seruo Braulioni, etc. 

Capitula of lib. i on f. 2d. 

Text. De disciplina et arte . ° nt ete é : ὁ . 26 
Disciplina a discendo nomen accepit. 

Ends imperfectly in lib. xi (Ipfodes). 
et equinos pedes habentes. 


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Paper and vellum, 11} x 73, ff. 129, 34 lines to a page. Cent. xv, 
in a clear rather sloping hand. 

Marked G. 20. No. 315. 

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Contents : 


Treatises on surgery and medicine in English— 
1. Begins imperfectly. 
Wele herted and ruy3te wele suffre scharpe medicynes 
and if he were of good complexion. 
I cannot identify the first tract, which is very imperfect and 
ends p. 254: at onys Jnne warme white wyn. 

2. Here begynnep pe Interpretacioun of Danyell pe prophete 
to hym schewed in Baboloyne νὰ pe holy an of mannes 
dremes in slepynge . δ ΄ A 3 ib - 36 

Aues. 
To se pismers betokenep strife. 
3. Prognostica. 
Age is moder of forjetilhed and forasmeche as pe science 
of pronosticacioun or of tellynge afore is streite. 
Ends imperfectly, f. 32d. 
Three blank pages with scribbles of dragons. 

4- This is pe calandre of this booke wherein is wretyen certeyne 
Chapitres of Surgerie for helpe of man and wommans 
bodies, etc. : - : ᾿ 4 - ᾿ ; Σ 346 

c. 1. Scotomye. 
c. 89. Bledynge of pe moder. 
c. 1. Scotomye is such a sekenes of the Brayne that maketh 
a man to seme that he sethe flyes or blake thingis in pe 
eyre. . - - ‘ ‘ 36 
Ends hepiertecity 3 in c. 80, fi ee on 
To miche flowinge of blood, 


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Paper, 114 x 48, ff. 90, 51 and other numbers of lines to a page. 
Cent. xv, xvi in hands of various degrees of goodness. 

Originally in a vellum wrapper of which half remains. Tender 
from damp at each end. 

Marked E. 23. No. 260. 

Evidently the note-book of a Glastonbury monk. 


Contents : 


f. 1 has on the recto prognostics of weather. 
On f. 14. Decime Abbatis Glas. 
Summa obedienciariorum de decima Glaston. 
A receipt in English. 
1. (Apocalypsis Goliae) . ‘ res egal Sern 2ST | 
A tauro torrida lampade sinthii. 
Wright, Poems of Walter Mapes, p 
Martis vestigia fecisset lubrica. 
Expl. Apocalipsis. 
2. Golias de conjuge non ducenda . ‘ 4 3 . . 7 
Sit deo gloria laus benedictio. 
lc. p. 77. 
Nec dolor coniugis habet remedium (L. 200 Wright). 
Expl. Magister Walterus τας τε de pena coniugii. 
3. De uirtute clauium . : e ἡ Ἶ τ 9 
Noctis crepusculo brumali aie 
Pausans in /ectu(?)lo mens ausa temere. 
Wright, p. 187. 
Sed mei carminis hec est conclusio. 
Valete monachi semper in domino. 
Added: Scripsi de monachis partem in genere 
quod si quid scripserim vel dixi temere. 
O vos qui legitis michi ignoscite. 
quod uobis displicet illud corrigite. 
The last four lines are not in Wright. 
Expl. Materia de uirtute clauium. 
4. De quatuor Raptoribus 2 ; - : . 3 ; 106 
Licet mundi vicia cunctis exorare. 
Nam in mundo video multos nunc errare. 
The four Raptores. 
Hi sunt fratres quatuor Robertus et Ricardus, 
Gilebertus postea vir valde wandelardus. 
Quartus inter alios pater est bastardus. 
Galfridus qui piger est et ad bona tardus. 


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Ends: Et dum sumus validi penitere gratis 
Ut possimus alibi gaudere cum beatis. Amen. 

Hec materia precedens est de quatuor Raptoribus. 
(De Prato Gregorii) 

Peccator nimium polluti labii 

Possessor lucidi rarus ingenii 

Dum cernens deuia suspirans abii 

Deueni subito pratum gregorii. 
Later. 

Pratum Gregorii signat ecclesiam. 
It resembles the metamorphosis goliae. The writer meets 

Orpheus, Tubal and other musicians. 

Nunc regem seculi sonet vox hominum 

Et omnis spiritus collaudet dominum, amen. 
Expl. Materia precedens. 
(Contentio inter aquam et uinum) 

Dum tenerent omnia medium tumultum. 
Wright 1. c. p. 87. 

Terminans in gloria dei patriss Amen. Expl. 
(Satyricum quid in abbates. Bonum Latinum) 

Quondam fuit factus festus 

Et uenerunt ad commestus 

Abbas prior de leycestris 

Cum totus familia 

Abbas est sedere sursum 

Et prioris iuxta ipsum 

Ego miser stetit dorsum 

Inter vascabilia. 
In Religuiae Antiguae 1. 140, from MS. Harl. 913. 

Et reserunt. pregaudiatus 

Et totus mutant in bordia. Amen. Explicit. 
(De Civitatibus angliae) Ξ ᾿ Β ᾿ 
London. Hec sunt londonis pira pomaque regia thronus 

Chepp. Strepha coklana dolium leo uerbaque uana 
lancea cum scutis hec sunt staura ciuitutis. 


After York, Lincoln, Norwich, Coventry, Bristoll. 
Cantuar. A princeps + tumba « bel + brachia + sulsaque 
plumba 
Et syserem potus hec sunt staura ciuitotis. 
Rel, Ant. τι. 178. 
A Receipt in English for the flux 
A Tryumphe (of K. Henry VI) : ἃ 
And as towchynge tydynges of thys contre The foo came 
vnto parys from seynt denys the secunde day of december. 


And soo forth from the quene he rode streyght vnto Boys- 
vyncent. An ther schall be vn to the day a fore hys 


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Coronacyon that schall be on sonday the « viij+ dayes a 
fore cryste messe day. 
Poem on Gardening . 5 . ᾽ 
Ho so wyl a gardener τὰ 
here he may both hyre and se. 


Three ynchys depe they most sette be 

And thus seyde mayster Jon gardener to me. 
Expl. hic liber qui vocatur Anglice Mayster Jon Gardener. 
(Of Hawks.) (Rel. Ant. 1. 27). A ὃ 

Who carpys of byrddys of grete gentrys 

The sperhawke me semyth makys moste dysporte. 


Then speke here feyre and loke ye plesant be 
And then pluk of here bellys and let here fly. 
Expl. 
Reuertere . ς : 
Yn a noone hete of ἜΣ ΕΣ 
Printed from MS. Lambeth 853, in Furnivall’s Hymns to the 
Virgin and Christ, p. gt. E.E.T.S. 
And ofte to fall yn wykkyd sorte 
Then ys the beste Reuertere, 
Expl. materia Ista. 


14. Ballad. Who sayth soth he schall be schent 
Whoso wyll leue yn ese. 
15. Parce michi domine . 3 : 
By a foreste syde wallovane: as y wt: 
Ends: God graunte us all to se thy blessyd face 
That seyth Parce michi Domine. Expl. 
16. Ballad. And euer more thanke god of all 
ΒΥ a way wandrynge as y went. 
1. Ballad. Hyre and se and say not all ‘ - 
Throwe a towne as y com ryde. 
18, Ballad. Conveyd by lyne ry3t as a rammys horne 
All ry3twsnes now doth procede. 
19. Ballad. Beware the blynd ettyth many a fly . - 
Lokyth well a bowte ye that louers be. 
20. Epitaphium D. Josephs six lines 
Hic iacet excultus Joseph pater ille sapien 
21. Note on Luxuria, Verses on the Chimera (= Lust) 
22. De Symonia et Auaricia . é ‘ 5 ° 
Relatum plurium interdum audio 
Infausti symonis infausto cambio. 
On f. 31 the subject passes to Death, with no more division 
than a red initial. 
quod nequit diuitem per priuilegia 
A mortis effere tueri furia 
Non potest diuitem nummus eximere 
A fati nexibus et mesto funere. 
T. C. IL. 


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Ends f. 366: 
Omnes ad sydera cum mundis manibus 
leuemus apicem mentis, et precibus, 
Oremus dominum insopibilibus. 
Ut nos sidereis coniungat cetibus. 
Expl. tract. de Morte. 
23. De Cantu Alma redemptoris mater . et oe he ; 37 
Cum mater gracie sui memorum immemor nequaquam 
excitat. 
Miracle of the boy of Toledo. 
— deo commendet meritis et uiuet beneficiis: amen. 
24. Verses (12) : : ᾿ . . 396 
In potu primo cuties astiae Ss, 
Ho hath good can good a wyse man he ys holde. 
4 lines. 
2 Latin verses. 
25. Narratio de duobus militibus . ς ; ‘ ὲ 40 
Fuerunt olim in anglia duo milites incliti animosi 
Victoriosi. One knight married, the other would not. 
Ends f. 44: frui uita sine termino nobis donet inuictus leo 
uictor in patibulo. Amen. 
26. Poems to S. Joseph . - ‘ δ . 5 5 44 
a. Gaudebit in epiphania 
Ihesus Ioseph et maria 
magorum muneribus. 
6. Salue pater qui fuisti . . » . Α . : 446 
Desponsatus matri Christi 
Et hunc natum qui uidisti 
Sancte Joseph senior. 
¢. Distich. 
Sancte Ioseph dive! iam cum Christo sine fine 
Quesumus orate pro nobis ex pietate. 
d. Collect. 
D. I. C. qui gloriosissimam virginem matrem tuam 
beato Joseph seniori.,.et alterum Joseph decurionem 
patronum nostrum, etc. 
27. Estas et hiems . A ᾿ Ξ . Σ 45 
Quedam nos lassiuia ashes βίας: 
Quam uobis si placeat uolo reserare 


Serui tui turgidi semper induuntur 
Clamant et tripudiant modo non utuntur. Expl. 

28. (Praedicatio Goliae ad terrorem omnium) . st > Σ 456 
Tempus acceptabile tempus est salutis 


In thronos duodecim iudices sedete 
Super tribus ysrael regnando quiete. Amen. (Not in 


1 i.e. Joseph the spouse of Mary and Joseph of Arimathea. 


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Wright.) Wright p. 52: he knew no MS. copy, but re- 
printed the text of Flacius Illyricus (which was taken 
from a MS. now at Wolfenbiittel). 
a.. Felix qui poterit. Irato corde tacere, etc. . ὃ ἐπ τ ae 
4. hoo so maky3t at crystysmas a dogge lardyner 
and in march a sowe gardyner, etc. (Rel. Ant. 1. 233). 
δ» Mor ὁ << ; 5 ‘ : ᾿ > Ἵ “6 ὁ 
Iam nunc in proximo mors stat ad ostium 


Exora filium deuote dulciter 
Ut nobis gaudium det eternaliter. Amen, 
Expl. materia precedens. 


ὁ. O mors mordens aspere, yn gyle p" haste noo pere . 47 
hoo that comy3t to an howse  . i Σ ri é 47 
loke he be noo thynge dangerowse. 

ὁ. Nota nouem proprietates uini (6 lines) Ξ 3 Ἔ 47 
Dat uinum purum ter tria gaudia primum. 

De Ingratitudine ᾿ ; οι " 474 


Voluenti plurima in εὐνὰς ἡδονὴν, 
Ingratitudinis occurrit racio 


Valete grati semper in domino. 
Expl. tract. de ingratitudine editus a fratre Stephano 
Deuerell monacho glaston. 
Ballad: What euer thow say avyse the welle . 3 Ε 48 6 
Almighty godde conserve us from care. 
Printed by Furnivall, Badees Book, etc. p. 356. E. E.T.S. 
a. Here begynnyth xv™ tee στον that a sia horse 
should haue. . - 5 Ἢ . 49 
Two Distichs. 
4. Omnibus amissis famam seruare memento 
qua semel amissa vix postea recuperabis. 
c. Cum facis ingressum studeas sic esse modestus 
Ut post regressum de te sit rumor honestus. 
Tryvytlam de laude Universitatis Oxonie . - ᾿ : 49 6 
Ad te nunc habeo uerbum O ciuitas 
Que grandi titulo terram inhabitas, 


Apponas manus O mater Oxonia 
Ut perfruaris perhenni leticia. Amen. 
Expl. mat. precedens. 
Against the Friars. . : 3 . 544 
Quis dabit capiti ‘alas πὐρλνάν 
Ut deducant oculi fontem lacrimarum 
Fletus fluant seduli dum uel plangam parum 
Status euangelici discrimen animarum 
Wyt an Ο. and an I. instar Jeremie 
Trenos tanquam.traditos in morte Josye. 


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Cf. Wright, Political Songs, Rolls Series, p. 253. 
Ends: Wyt an O and an I hanc litem qui sordet 
Christus deus dirimat et clerum concordet. Amen. 
Explicet expliceat ludere scriptor eat. 
De astantibus crucifixo (7 lines) : 3 
Est apud ecclesias autenticus hic modus et mos. 
S. Francis compared to a thief. 
De supersticione Phariseorum . . < : ὁ . 
Ab uno de monachis amatore cleri. 
Against the Friars at Oxford. 
Et pro digno carmine te deum laudamus. Expl. 


Note from Bede . é ᾿ ᾿ ὰ τ 
Note in English to find Rico 
Inuectiuum in Norfolciam . 3 Ἢ ᾿ : Ξ 


Exiit edictum ab Augusto Cesare 


Aut simul destinat gentem cum patria. 
a. Versus de quatuor complexionibus (16 lines) 
Sanguineus. argusamans hilaris ridens rubeiquecoloris. 
6. Epitaphium Petri Comestoris (4 lines). 
c. Interpretacio nominis Willelmi. 
Vir Validus Iustus Largus Liberalis Electus 
Lumine Mundatus Virtute Sanctificatus. 
d. On the Eucharist (το lines) : ᾿ 2 ᾿ . 
Nos qui uiuificat panis celi benedicat. 
6. On Fortune (8 lines). 
O fortuna leuis cui uis scito das bona que uis. 
jf On Chrism, etc. (6 lines). 
Balsamus et munda cera cum crismatis unda. 
9. Sodenly afrayd halfe wakyng halfe slepyng. 
Printed in Furnivall, Wymus to the Virgin and Christ. 
E. E. T..S. p. 126. 
De Petro de Gauerstone (Wright, Political Songs, p. 258) 
(2) Vexilla regni prodeunt fulget cometa comitum. 
(4) Pange lingua necem Petri. 
Six sets of verses (14 lines in all) in two hands 
Historia Tancredi 


Tancredus Princeps salernitanus uir mitis quidem ac 


benigni ingenii. 
— in eodem sepulcro sepeliri ambos fecit. 
Per Leonardum Aretinum de Italico in latinum trans- 
latum. 
Christmas Carol . . ‘ ‘ : . 
Parit virgo filium sual stirpe Dauid | 
Puer natus in bethlem 
Unde gaudet jerusalem 
Against swearing by the Mass . ᾿ : : 


Christus illuminauit. 


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a. Y concell yow both more and lesse 

Beware of swerynge by the mass. 

ὁ. Si tibi pulcra domus si splendida mensa quid inde. 

7 lines. (Rel. Ant. 1. 57.) 
¢. Proverbs in English 

Solomon seyth ther is none aeesede 

Ther euery man could be a lorde. 

d. Quod anima potest esse in inferno et cruciatus inferni 

non sentire . : : ϑ ᾿ ὲ ᾿ ὃ 

De 5. Hilda 

Prologue six lines. 

Iam me[rJa Clio sona iam sis ad carmina prona. 
Text ‘ A ᾧ : 3 
Me iuuat ut pandam vitam cunctis venerandam 
Hilde preclare que Christum duxit amare 
Ends p. 774. 

Grandis vindicta fuit a bega benedicta 

Istis conflicta sic est sua cura relicta. 

Notes . : Α 

a. Sacrista penciplt ΕΞ ΤΥ νας per annum duas iustas 

conuentualis ceruisie, etc. 

6. Cent. xvi. On colours. 

The lover trew 

In colour blew 

hymme self he dothe adorne, etc. 

Finis Quod R. Jax. 

a. Letter of Nicholas Abbot of past pnts to ... and 

Richard Busard A " - % ‘ 

Carissimis confratribus suis ...... 

et Ricardo Busard monachis monasterii G(laston.). 

Nota quod omnes barones et nobiles Bohemie 

et marchionatus Morauie nuper post pascha. 

It is on the proceedings of the Council of Basle, 1433, 
and was written ‘‘apud Coloniam in die Primi et Feli- 
ciani. Per Abb. Nicholaum Glaston.” 

6. Hec sunt nomina Cardinalium residencium in consilio 

Two later notes. The 2nd of 2° Elizabeth. 

Inc. Historia de (Sancta Cruce) F ὲ 

Postquam Adam expulsus est 

— in salutem omnium cred(entium) cui sit honor et 

gloria in sec. sec. 

A xvith cent. rhyme in ἜΣ (1538). 

Historia de Pilato 

(Fuit quidam) Rex nomine Tiries 

ebullire uidentur. 

See Legenda Aurea. 

Historia de Juda Iscariota . : : ‘ 

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—cum demonibus sociaretur. 
Lies 4 
52. α. quod domus sapiencie dicitur claustrum  . x ; 86 ὁ 
ὁ. Cent. xvi. 
Questio. 


When shall γοῦ cruell stormes be past 
Shall not my truthe yo" rigor slake etc. 
53. Oratio ad [S. Vritham] . 9:33 ule heP Ha RUE τὰ 87 
Cotidiane lux di(ei) 
Protulit ad laud(em) de(i). κ΄ hE oe preconin re: ὃ 
Hec pudica et formosa, 
Sua vita virtuosa. 
Se προς ead oasis τς se in etate ten(era). 
irgo nouit*celebratum _// 
etc. 
Gaudet quia falcatorum,\ 
Falce prato iniquorum // 
Ends, Nunc gaudet tota patria, 
Quod sue nouerce as » τως Srp 
O villa Chitelhamptonia, 
letare cum deuonija. 
Ora pro nobis etc. 
Oracio. Omnipotens sempiterne deus q(ui beatam) 
Vritham et virginitatis et ma(rtirii) etc. 
This conveys new knowledge about St Urith to whom the 
Church of Chittlehampton is dedicated. Camden in the 
Britannia calls her a woman-saint. Later writers have 
_imagined her to be aman. The Oratio implies that, like 
St Sidwell of Exeter, she was hated by her stepmother 
and beheaded by haymakers. See a paper by the present 
writer in Camb, Ant. Soc. Proceedings for 1901-2. 
54. Notes of cent. xvi, including names of an, of sr to 
Elizabeth . : : : : 87 
Epitaphium (macaronic) mutilated ῷ “ : Ξ : 88 
Respons(i)o Ry. Shenii ad ep(itaphium) . ‘ ‘ . 88 
illi adscriptum ut aduersus......... 
Receipts etc. ᾿ ° > δ - . -. 886 
Note in older hand on 1 St Kevieln = : : : 90 b 


hic p.... 


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Belonged to Dr Dee. 


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I. Vellum, 10} x 72, ff. 18, 49 lines toa page. Cent. xiv, xv. 
A Book of Receipts in English, imperfect at the beginning. 


The first rubric is 
Makyng of reed cheuerell. 


On p. 17 the name of 
John Dee 1575. Patricius Saunders το... 
The receipts are mostly for colours and dyes. At the end are 
a few medical ones in another hand. 


II. Vellum, 114 x 74, ff. 12, 41 lines to a page. Cent. xv, ina 
good hand. 


Here bygynnep pe manere to make salues and entretes and drynkes 
and syrupes to wondes etc. . : ᾿ πιὰ 


On ἢ 5 


Here bygynneth pe manere to make wateres Ardaunt. 


III. Paper, 103 x 7, pp. 123. Cent. xvi, neatly written. 


Obseruationum Medicinalium Francisco Valleriola, Medico Auctore, Libri tres. 


Imperfect at the end. One leaf only of Lib. III remains. 


IV. Paper, 12 x 8, ff. 15. Cent. xvi, in Dr Dee’s hand. 
a. Four leaves beginning 
Post fracturarum descriptiones differentes. 
8. A book of Receipts in Dee’s hand: much of it erased: one 
or two notes of debts (pp. 135, 137). 


V. Paper, 113 x 48, ff. 53. Cent. xvi early (1512) and late. 

A note-book begins in an Italian hand, and containing entries 
dated 1507-12 in Italian. Filled up with later writing; the 
contents throughout being medical receipts. 


1452. De Mineratipus. O. 9. 40 


Paper, 114 x 8, ff. 51 written. Cent. xvi, xvii, in a good hand. 
Some annotations seem to me to be in Dr Dee’s hand. 
Marked H. 19. No. 339 (333). 


504 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. 9. 


Contents : 


Cap. I. 
Triam Aristotelicorum et quatuor Galenicorum principiorum con- 
firmatio illorum vero trium Paracelsi refutatio. 
Cap. 2. De mineralium ortu. 
Liber II. De medicamentis ex lapidibus extractis . ς » fe. ἐφ 
Liber III, De Metallis friabilibus metallicis . 5 : ° 30 6 


Seemingly unfinished, ending on f. 514, which is followed by a 
good many blank leaves. 


1453. CHRONICA. O. 10. I 


Paper, 133 x 84, pp. 621. Cent. xvii, well written. 
Marked A. 39. No. 39. 
With marginal notes by Gale. 


Contents : 


1. Memoriale Walteri de Coventria . 3 - : : a Ee Ὑ5 6: 
Note on p. I 
Walteri Coventr. Memorialis pars ultima ex cod. Bene- 
dictino Cant. (no. 175). 
v, MS.. Cod. ‘Bibl ‘Cott. Vitel Ἐπ 14, “Vitel. De 5. 
Otho D. 8. 
On flyleaf: Examinatus est hic codex cum Cotton. Vitel. E. 13. 
See the Rolls Edition. 
2. Cronica Adami Myrimouth ab anno 1303 ad annum 1342 . 163 
Ex cod. Coll. Heraldorum (Arundel MS. 18). 
Cod. Cotton. Galba A. I. est quoque imperfectus. 
Vide exemplar in Bibl. Reg. S. Jacobi. 
3. Cronicon Anglie per Robertum de Reding monachum S. Petri 
Westmonaster’ ad Annum 1325 . : : : . . 264 
Continuatio Adami Meremouth ad Ann. 1345 per anonymum . 466 
Continuatio per Johannem de R. Monachum Westm. ad Ann. . 


1368 . ° : ᾿ ; . Ἶ ᾿ 507 
Source not specified, apparently Cleop. A. xvi. 
1454, Gratiant Decretum. O. 10. 2 


Vellum, 133 x 83, ff. 105, double columns of 60 lines. Cent. xiii 
late, in a good small Italian hand. Many marginal notes. 
Marked A. 46. No. 46. 


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Collation: 185° (wants 7)-85 (wants 3)-125 (wants I, 8?) 13° 
(wants 7) 14° (wants 8). 
Decretum. 


Beginning imperfectly in Causa xxii and ending in 
De Coniugiis Distinctio iv. 


1455. Liser ΡῈ Antiguis Lecrsus. O:'lo, 3 


Paper, 13} x 84, pp. 313. Cent. xvii (1684), in the same hand 
as O. I0. I. | 
Marked A. 44. No. 44. 


Contents : 


Extracts from the Liber Legum Antiquarum in the Guildhall, 
London. 
Note by Gale 
“Ἔχ Cod. MS°*. Guyldhall Lond. intitulatur liber Legum 
antiquarum (vel de aqua Thamisiae) continet quaedam alia 
precedentium sed ea fere omnia sunt excerpta ex G. Malms. 
Hoc exemplar factum fuit anno MDCLXXXIIII°. mense Junio.” 
Inc. 
De Johanne Rege Anglie. 
Predicto Rege Ricardo pro dolor sit mortuo. 
(Ed. Camden Society, p. 200.) 
Ends with the beginning of the Statute of Maliocmgh: 


1456. DziaLocus De Scaccario. O. 10. 4 


Paper, 134 x 84, ff. cir. 100. Cent. xvii, in the same hand as the 
last. 
Marked F. 27. No. 268. 


*Occamus de necessariis observantur Scaccarii siue Niger Liber 
Scaccarii.” 
(The dialogue de Scaccario.) 
Ex cod. Cott. Cleop. A. 16. 


1457. Somner ΡῈ Lecrpus ANGLIAE. QO; 16. 5 


Paper, 13 x 8, ff. cir. 80. Cent. xvii, well written. 
Marked G. 5. No. 290. 
W. Somner’s name on the flyleaf. 


506 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [O. 10. 


Contents : 


(W. Somneri) In Leges Henrici Primi Regis filii Conquaestoris 
Scholia et Animadversiones. 

In quibus errata Exemplarium quamplurima deteguntur, detecta 
corriguntur. Leges unde hae velut e fontibus hauriuntur inda- 
gantur exhibentur et alia plura (scitu non indigna) iam primo 

_ proferuntur. 

Followed by a Glossarium on the same Laws occupying nearly half 
the volume. 

On the last page: 

Epistola subprioris et Conventus Eccl. Christi Cant. Haities 
Angliae regi eius nomine secundo inscripta de qua fit mentio in 
Glossario nostro ... s.v. Thainus. 


1458, 9. LeLanp ΡῈ ScripTorisus BRITAN- O. 10. 6,7 
NICIS. 6084 


Paper, 13 x 83, ff. 242+ interfoliation and Index, bound in two 


volumes. Cent. xvii, in two hands. 
Marked F. 14. No. 274. 
Lelandi Commentarii de Scriptoribus Britannicis. Interleaved, 


and furnished with additions and Indexes. by Gale. The notes 
—may be of some importance! : 


1460. Αὐὔυσύϑτινι QUAEDAM. O. 10. 8 


Vellum, 12? x 8, ff. 172, double columns of 56 lines. Cent. xiv, 
in a good hand. Initials in red and blue. . 

Marked A. 51. No. 51. 

From Glastonbury. On the flyleaf: 


Liber Sancte Marie Glaston’ de dono Reuerendi patris Walteri Monyton eiusdem loci 
Abbatis, Et appreciatus in xx. s. 


On the next leaf is a contemporary list of contents. 

At the bottom of f. 1 a capital A in red surmounted by a mitre, 
and below it the initials W. M. (Walter Monyton) also in red. 

There is a list of Monyton’s gifts to Glastonbury in R. 5. 16. 

Collation: 2 flyleaves. 1-3-14" (wants 6?) 158 (wants 8). 


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Contents : 


1. Enchiridion augustini (P. Z. xL. 231) . ᾿ : Στ a 
Dici usu potest. 
2. Augustinus de natura boni aduersus manicheos. é ‘ 176 


Summum bonum (XLII. 551). 
3. Sermo 5. Aug. de uerbis apostoli Fundamentum aliud, etc. 236 
In lectione apostolica (XLII. 173). 


4. Aug. de genesi ad literam (libri xii). . ἢ Ὁ 3 25 
Omnis diuina scriptura (XXXIV. 245). 

5. Aug. de fide ad Petrum . . . . ξ : - 89 ὁ 
Epistolam fili petre (XL. sah. 

6. Aug. de libero arbitrio . ae - Ξ $ 97 ὁ 
Dic michi queso te (XLiv. 881). 

7. Aug. de perfeccione iusticie ‘ - ; ‘ . 124 
Sanctis patribus et episcopis ἄν. 291). ; 

8. Aug. de natura εἰ σταοῖα. . ο. : : ῳ 3 131 


Librum quem “audistis (XLIV. es 
g. . Inc. Aur. Aug. sentencie numero ccc. Ixxx. a Ὁ. Prospero 
discipulo eius...collecte cum prefixis titulis . ᾿ ᾿ 1426 
De uera innocencia. 
Innocencia uera est que nec sibi (XLV. 1859). 
10. Sermo Ὁ. Aug. ut quisque respiciendo se ipsum respiciat 
et deum sumptus ex eo quod est in lege scriptum 
Respice te ipsum, etc. 


Sermonis usum dedit nobis . Α » 153 
(cf. XI. 534=S. Zenonis opera edd. Belletott, . p- 330) 
11. Aug. de corrupcione et gracia . : ᾿ : 155 


Lectis literis uestris (XLIV. 915). 
Ends f. 160 (unfinished) : 
Cum uidetur ille bona presencia. 
Notes in another hand on the verso: ff. 16t—166 blank. 
12. In a later hand, double columns, 
An analysis of the books de lébero arbitrio. 
In primo de libero arbitrio. 
Duo facit. primo querit an deus non sit autor mali. 
Ending f. 1724. 


1461. Statutes oF WESTMINSTER SCHOOL. O. 10. 9 


Paper, 12? x 81, ff. cir. 50, 16 lines to a page. Cent. xvi, in a 
fine tall hand. 

A leaf of a large xivth cent. service-book, finely written, formerly 
the cover of the book, is at the beginning. It contains part of the 
office for the 1oth Sunday after Pentecost. The name of Doctor 
Goodman is on the margin. Also “ plumton.” 


508 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [0. το. 


Marked H. 27. No. 341. 


Contents : 


Statuta Collegii S. Petri Westmonasteriensis. 

1. Proportio seu distributio Collegii B. Petri Westmonasterii 
ab IlI™ Regina A#lizabetha fundati ee ᾿ ὩΣ a 

2. A list of the officers of the College. 

This is the first leaf of the Statutes from another copy. 

It is repeated in its proper place. 

There are a few marginal notes. 

On the last page is a copy of a letter from W. Cecill, 

4 July, 1568. 


/ 


1462. Proctus ΙΝ ALCIBIADEM. O. 10. 10 


Paper, 123 x γί, ff. 119. Cent. xvii, well written. 
Marked F. 13. No. 273. 
Contents : 


Procli Commentarius in Platonis Alcibiadem primum. 
Τῶν Πλατωνικῶν διαλόγων καὶ πάσης ὡς εἰπεῖν τῆς φιλοσόφου 


θεωρίας. 
-ἀντιστρέφει καὶ τὰ ἀντικείμενα αὐτοῖς τὸ κακὸν καὶ τὸ αἰσχρόν. 
Τέλος. 


Probably transcribed from Cod. Barocc. 140.. 


O> tO; 11 
1463. MiscELLANEOUS Papers. { : 


δὰ 


Paper, 124 x 8, ff. εἶτ. 120. Cent. xvi, xvii, in various hands. 
Marked F. 10. No. 270. 


Contents : 


1. Certain observations upon the Eyre of Pickering by Will™ 
Fleetwood Serieant of y® law and Recorder of London 
written by him 6 Aprilis 1582. 

2. Modus tenendi Parliamentum 

(per vetustissimum authorem). 
Hic scribitur modus quomodo Parliamentum, etc. 

3. An historicall and legall discourse uppon this case following 
taken out of the 26 of Ass. p. 60. By W. Fleetwood. 


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The Dedication, to Sir. William Cordell, Master of the 
Rolls, is prefixed. 


4. Archeion of the high Courte of Justice in England. 
By William Lambert. 


Followed by the names of the Lord Chancellors and Lord 
Keepers, and a table of the fees due to them. 


O. 10. 12 
1464, Maruematica GRAECA. { 6079, 80 


Paper, 12 x 8, pp. 162+ 50. Cent. xvii, in two hands. 
Marked F. 18. No. 259. (F. 19. No. 279.) 


Contents: 


1. ᾿Απολλωνίου Περγαίου Κωνικά (libri i-iv). 
Blank spaces for the figures. 

2. Commentarii Eutocii in eadem. 
᾿Απολλώνιος ὁ γεωμέτρης, ὦ φίλε ἑταῖρε ᾿Ανθέμιε. 
Perhaps from Cod. Barocc. 169. 


O. 10. 13 


6051 


1465. CaTALOGUE ΟΕ THE PALATINE GREEK 
MSS. 


Paper, 124 x 8, ff. cir. 80. Cent. xvii, well written. 
Marked G.g. No. 294. 


Contents: 


Index librorum Graecorum qui servantur calamo exarati in 
Bibliotheca Palatina Electorali. 


Martyrologium mensis Septembris in quo vita Simeonis Stylite, 
etc. 


I. 


431. In Galeni et aliorum aliquot opuscula Index cum frag- 
mento de Urinis. Quarto. 


O. 10. 14 
1466. GrammaTica GRAECE. ᾿ πές 


Paper, 123 x 73, pp. 98. Cent. xvii, in two hands. 
Marked F. 12. . No. 272. 


510 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. 10. 


Contents : 


1. Περὶ Προσῳδιῶν γενικῶς. . Ξ ᾿ ἃ 5 Ral Po Ms eee | 
Ex Cod. Baroce. 95 (1. 179). 
2. Πᾶσα δὲ λέξις εἴτε μονοσύλλαβος . - Ἀ F . 3 


3. Πρόλογος οἶμαι Θεοδοσίου els τοὺς ζω τῆς καθολικῆς 


προσῳδίας τοῦ σοφοῦ Ἡρωδιανοῦ. ὰ Σ “ 2 ἁ 7 
Wiest =. - «a ee ΣΝ See 
Κανόνες.. ᾿Ηρωδιανοῦ ods περιέτεμε. ORG lx trae 43 {I 
Θεοδόσιος... 

Ta εἰς av λήγοντα. 
Colophon in Iambics p. 98 of Leo, dated 1495. 
All transcribed from Cod. Baroce. 179. 

1467. Gave on Hesycuius. O. 10. 15 
Paper, 124 x 7%, ff. cir. 250. Cent. xvii, well written. - 
Marked F. 20. No. 278. 

(T. Galei) Emendationes et Conjecturae in Hesychii Lexicon. 
At the end a single leaf: 
Specimen Emendationum ad Hesychium. 
By Dr Bentley. 
O. 10. 16 
. 1468. EpisroLtaE ALCUINI ET ALIORUM. 
5996 
Paper, 12 x 8, ff. 648, in several hands. Cent. xvii. 
Marked A. 65. No. 65. 
Contents : 
1. Epistolae Alcuini . a ᾿ : : : tee. 1 
Inc. Epistole Alcuini magistri. 
Dodo iuxta nomen tuum tibi tu mihi dada 
Do tibi me totum sed tu mihi te da. 
Note on flyleaf: Alcuini Epp. MSS. in Bibl. S. Jacobi unde 

coniicio has fuisse descriptas. (This is 8. E. xv.) 

2. Lanfranci Epistolae δ Ε ᾿ : ° . : ; 215 
Anselmi et aliorum Epistolae : . : F ‘ : 275 


Epistola Elmeri...Andreae Abbati . . Ξ Ε 2 : 355 
Idem Henrico . 4 2 ; 2 . . 5 . 356 
Idem Turstano. 

De cordis munditia . ᾿ ᾿ . J : . - 357 


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De bono uitae Claustralis . Bhd tee hee GR 964 
Elmerus Nicolao Gloucestr. . . é , : ° 378 
Elmerus Willermo . 5 : . ὃ ᾿ ᾿ ‘ 379 


De fuga sanctorum etc. . : . < ᾿ ὡ 381 
7 more Epistles. 
Excitatio mentis in inquisitionem Dei . ξ ὁ ‘ 405 
Sermo Elmeri. (eatus uenter etc.) 

Probably from Otho A. xii, which is now much. burnt. 

5. Osberti de Clara valle Epistole cum aliis (40) . Ξ . 419 
Exemplar MS. in Bibl. Reg. S. Jac. 

Ed. Anstruther, Brussels 1846. 

6. Symbolum electorum Giraldi Cambrensis . - aie 
Ed. Brewer. Rolls Series. No doubt transcribed from R. 7. 11. 
The other items noted in the MS. Catalogue and in Bernard 

dv not appear to be in the volume. They are 
Bedae Epistola ad Ecbertum (marked as wanting in 
Bernard). 
Roberti Lincolniensis Epistolae. 


549 


1469. CHRONICLE. O. το. 17 


Paper, 123 x 81, ff. cir. 300. Cent. xvi late, in an ugly current 
hand. 
Marked F. 17. No. 277. 


Contents: 


A chronicle in English from 1123 to 1250. Imperfect at each end. 
Yn the year 1123 King Henry of England hauyng kept his 
Chrystenmas att Dunstaple. 
The last paragraph begins 
The same tyme when Ffrederick began to preuayle, the 
citizens of Parma etc. 


1470. NeENNIUS ETC. O. τὸ 18 


Paper, 12 x 74, ff. 348 written. Cent. xvii, in several hands. 
Marked H. 30. No. 343. 


Contents : 


1. Nennii Eulogium Britanniae . , . - : . : 

Transcribed from the MS. in the University Library ‘‘sub 

nomine Nennii,” and collated with that ‘‘sub nomine 
Gildae.” 


eis 


512 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [O. το. 


At the end are Variae Lectiones, some from a Cotton MS. 
2. Caradoc of Llancarvan’s Chronicle of Wales translated out 


of Welsh . : : : ; Es : - ᾿ 42 
Transcribed out of a MS. νν Ὁ J compared and corrected by 
the Welsh originall. 
Goes down to the accession of Edward IV. 
3. Historia compendiosa de Regibus Britonum auctore Radulpho 
de Diceto . : ‘ . . . ῳ 5 . : 191 
Ex cod. MS. Biblioth. Arundel. qui scriptus uidetur per Rad. 
Dicetum. 
4. Chronica ex Matricula Monast. S. Augustini (in cuius fine 
haec chronica reperitur) . ᾿ . Ξ ᾿ ᾿ ᾿ 219 
MS. servatur in Scaccario. 
Ciclus lunaris anno Annunciationis beate Marie uirginis. 
Goes down to 1331. 
Dated 1685. 
5. Extracts from Domesday. 
Some leaves near the end recopied by Mason. 
1471. Mepica. O. το. 19 


Paper, 114 x 7%, ff. cir. 200. Cent. xvi, xvii. 
Marked G. 16. No. 301. 
A collection of receipts in Italian, French and English. 
Hebrew letters are employed to denote the drugs. 
Occasionally the names of patients occur. 
At the end are some papers relating to particular cases. 
1. A Rescription ‘‘ Pour Mons. il Laflut,” 22 Sept. 1606. 
2. Diagnosis signed Doctor Petrus Sanzius. 
3. Rescription per il S. Giouanni lariuiero inglese. 
4. Letter in Latin to a patient from Hier. Mercurialis, Florence 
13 Aug. 


1472. Lecres ANGLIAE. O. 10. 20 


Paper, 114 x 7%, ff. cir. 100. Cent. xvii. 
Marked H. 23. No. 337. 


Contents : 


1. Leges Henrici Primi. 
Ex Cod. MS. in Bibl. Cotton.: et reperiuntur in Libro Rubro 
in Scaccario ex parte Rem. Regis. 


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2. Leges Inae. 

Ex Cod. Cotton. 

Leges Aluredi Regis Westsaxonum. 

Leges Aluredi Regis et Godvini Daci Regis Estanglie. 
Ex alio cod. in quo vet. leg. Anglo-saxonicae. 

Leges R. Edwardi. 

Leges R. Adelstani. 

Leges R. Edmundi. 


Leges R. Edgari. 
Institutiones Ethelredi Regis. 
Leges R. Kanuti. 
Two leaves with rules concerning Coronets and a sketch of one: 


in French. 


1473. Menpica. O. 10. 21 


Paper and vellum, 11% x 83, ff. 136. Two volumes, Cent. xv 
and xiii. 

Marked F. 22. No. 282. 

At the beginning is a parchment deed, almost complete. 

Endorsed : 


Citacio ad Inhibicionem pro parte M. Ricardi Garsdal, prepositi collegii de Oriell 
Oxon. et liberetur Hugoni Knight principali Aule(?) in(?) vulgo dicte(?)...... 
From Thomas de Thomariis de Bononia decretorum doctor etc. 
Dated 1418, 4 Nov. at Cologne. Notary’s mark at the bottom. 
The opponents of R. Garsdal are Thomas Lentwardyn, Henry Kayll, 
John Martell, John Brygon, John Carpenter and Reginald Pekok. — 


I. Paper, 39 lines toa page. Cent. xv. 


Contents : 
Frater Daniel de Urinis. 
f. 1 headed 
Plasmator rerum me doceat (doceat me) scribere verum. 
Capitula : ᾿ 5 A Ξ : 5 ‘ . . b δος 


Prologue in Latin . ᾿ F - , ‘ . ‘ 2 ‘ 36 
Dilecto socio in Christo Waltero Tournor de Ketene Fr. 
Henricus Danyel ordinis predicatorum. 
Text. 
Uryne is as moche for to sey in ynglyssche as ouer the reynes. 
Ends f. 99: but yf p® cours of p® mone be contrarye to him. 


Explicit. 
71°C. TIT: 33 


514 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. 10. ° 


II. 1. Vellum, double columns of 54 lines. Cent. xiii. 
Collation: 18 210 (wants 1) 3° 4° 5° (wants 7, 8). 


Inc. liber urinarum ysaac filii Salomonis regis arabie translatus a 
Constantino Affricano montis cassinensis monacho de arabico 
in latinum . . . : 3 : 100 
In latinis quidem libris snitek Aslotiand’ 
Jnitial: A man in brown robe with hanging sleeves holding up 
a white vessel. South French work (?). 
Ends imperfectly, f. 107 ὁ. 


2. Double columns of 58 lines. 


Liber Diuisionum Rasis ‘ : : 5 . : . 108 

Begins imperfectly: de...et iinpetigiae 

Ends p. 115 @: repone. 

Expl. lib. diuisionum translatus a mag. Gerardo cremonensi de 
arabico in latinum translatus in ciuitate tolete postea latus 
cremonam a mag. Petro iam dicti mag. rerardi (sic) nepotem (!) 
et in eicia (ecclesia?) sté lucie de cremona patet multis 59 
patentibus deo dicamus gratias. Amen. 


3. Hand like that of No. 1. 


Experimenta rasis . : 2 : : ‘ . ‘ 116 
Dixit rasis uolo in hoc ΚΑ ΤΟΝ 
Ends f. 131: per uias urinales. 
Expl. antidota (over erasure) Rasi et cum hiis totus libellus Deo 
gracias. 
4. Synonyma Rasis_ . 4 ᾿ : % ᾿ 2 ; - 132 
4 columns to a page. 
Alfoef +i+ pimetirii (?) 
Zavor est species pomorum. 
Expl. sinonima Rasis. 


1474, CHRONICA ETC. 


O..10. 22 
6111 


Paper, 118 x γέ. Three volumes. 
Marked H. 31. No. 344. 
I. Cent. xvii. 


Chronica Insulae Manniae. 
ex vet. MS. transcripta. Servatur in Bibl. Cotton, Julius (A. vii). 


—— ee ἂν. 


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II. Cent. xvi—xvii early. 


1. Statutes of St Paul’s School. In English. 
2. The Constant Method of Teaching in St Pauls Schoole London. 


III. Cent. xvii. 


Lambert’s Archeion, 
or A Discourse off the highe Courte of Justice in England. 


1475. Grecorius TuRONENSIS. | O. 10. 23 


Vellum, 11? x 84, ff. 91 + 8, 35 lines to a page. Cent. xii early, 
in a fine upright narrow hand. Additions of cent. xiv. 

Marked G. 17. No. 302. 

From Exeter Cathedral. It belonged to John Grandison, Bishop 
of Exeter (1327-1369), who has written the following notes at the 
beginning 

Gregorius Thuronensis. I. Exon. 
Qui uix inuenitur, vnde male scribitur nec potest corrigi. 


Also 


Non fuit bonus grammaticus ut ipsemet testatur in prologo libri tercii, Vide ibi 
exterius signatum. 
In the place referred to, Grandison has written : 


Iste gregorius turonensis non curauit de grammatica sicut beatus gregorius doctor. 


Also: 


Excusat se de congruitate scribendi secundum regulas grammaticas quas non didicit. 


After the Capitula, he writes 


Talis nunc liber rarissime inuenitur Ideo damus capitulo Exon, Manu J. Exon: 
male et corrupte scribitur . nec exemplar inuenitur, 

Videat lector peritus et intelligens quantum valet. 

Excusat se «in prol. lib. tercii. ; 

Again: Gregorius Thuronensis + talis nunc liber vix reperitur licet autenticus. 


Collation: 2 flyleaves, δ᾽ 1°-11% 127 (three left). 


Contents : 


Capitula in a French hand of cent. xiv added on’ six leaves 
between fly-leaves and text: preceded by short prologue. 
Hic liber miraculorum qui in gloriam sanctorum scribitur et gra- 


33-3 


516 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. Io. 


maticis caret regulis a beato Gregorio Turonensi Archiep. ete. 
Floruit uero idem...... tempore pape Johannis tercii et Arturi 
regis britonum. Diuiditur autem opus istud in tres libros. 

The original hand. 

Title in red capitals. 

Inc. liber primus miraculorum in gloria martirum beatorum 


Icorii Florentii Gregorii Ep. Turonici . 3 : . ge th TOE 
Jeronimus nobilissimus interpres. 
Liber 11. Ἵ . . . ; ᾿ ᾿ ν᾽ 5 ° ‘ 32 
Liber III. _ ., ‘ : ᾿ ᾿ 65 ὁ 


—intra in gaudium dost tui εἰ (De Glor. Conf, a 

Finit liber miraculorum. 

The MS. is not mentioned by Krusch in his edition (/onu- 
menta Germaniae Historica). 


1476. O. 10. 24 


Paper, 11? x 84, ff. cir. 200. Cent, xvi late, fairly well written. 
Marked G. 18. No. 303. 
An English version of the Introductorius of Albumasar. 


Imperfect at each end. 
Figures were intended to be inserted, but not many have been done. 


1477. Lezanp etc. O.210. 25 


Paper, 112 x 7}, ff. cir. 300. Cent. xvii. 
Marked F. 16. No. 276, 
Contents : 


1. Ex quibusdam Collectionibus Joh. Lelandi penes Henr. St ' 
George Eq. Aur. Regem Armorum cognom: Norroy A°. 


1695) ὃς ᾿ : ἦκα, δέω ἢ 
2. Extracts from Sir Thonias Herbert's Letter Ὺ to fugdale con- 

cerning Charles I. (dated 1679) : - : 27 
3. Excerpta ex libro Jo. Rous (Vesp. A. 12) Ae, 1681 : : 29 


The rest of the volume is almost entirely composed of extracts 
from Leland’s Collectanea and Jtinerary, with a list of the books 
found by him in Monastic Libraries, extracts from Peter Langtoft 
and an Index of the authors in Leland’s Collectanea. 


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. . 26 
1478. Huco ΡῈ SACRAMENTIS. ᾿ sag : 


Vellum, 12 x 8, ff. 271, 36 lines to a page. Cent. xii late, in a 
very fine tall black hand. 
Marked F. 23. No. 283. 2 fo. quod diuine or 
conuenienter. 
There are some pencil sketches on the margin of f. 257 etc. 
Collation: i8-xxxiii® xxxiv® (+ 1). 


Contents : 


Hugo de S. Victore de sacramentis. 

Inc. Sacramenta Christiane Fidei ᾿ : : : ὃ i. τόδ 
Librum de sacramentis 

Initial: grey dragon, etc., on aah on dark po my with green. 


Capitula : ἢ : . I 
Text. 
Quisquis ad diuinarum scripturarum . r 46 


Initial: green dragon and branch-work on delicate grey or 
white, surrounded by dark blue with fine white pattern. Ex- 
ceedingly good work. 

Ends f. 2714: ad nuptias frequenter iterandas. 

De uoto. De Aduentu Iudicis. De resurrectione mortuorum. 
Require in superioribus sacramentis. 

Expl. lib. sacramentorum ecclesie. 


1479. HeERALDICA ETC. O. 10. 27 


Paper, 12 x 73, ff. cir. 100. Cent. xvii early. 
Marked A. 53. No. 53. 


Contents : 


Statutes of the order of the Garter. 

2. Names of noblemen created and liveinge since the Conquest, etc. 
From William I. to Elizabeth. 

3. Pedigrees of various noblemen. 

4. Lists of Arms and Creasts of Nobilitie (3 ff.). 


1480. Evrroprius, Pautus Diaconus. O. 10. 28 


Vellum, 128 x 84, ff. 45, 37 lines to a page. Cent. xii early, in 
the Christchurch hand. 


518 - CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [O. 10. 


Marked G. 4. No. 280 (289). 2 fo. gentisimo nono. 

I have no doubt that it comes from Christ Church, Canterbury. 
It exactly resembles the Orosius O. 4. 34. 

Collation: 1-3” (omits 6) 4” 5 (wants 7-10). 


Contents : 


Eutropii Historia . A > - ᾿ P ἘΝ ΟΕ 
Title in red, green and cava usin: 
Inc. Liber primus Romane Historie. 
Primus in Italia ut quibusdam placet. 
Liber 11. p. 46. 1. ἢ, 7. IV. 118. V. 15. Vi. 168. VII. 20. 
VIII. 236. IX. 26 (first leaf gone). xX. 28. 
Ends f. 30: diligentiam reseruamus. 
Expl. lib, decimus. Huc usque historiam Eutropius composuit 
cui tamen aliqua paulus diaconus addidit. Inc. lib. XI. . . 30 
Anno ab urbe condita millesimo centesimo octauo decimo 
ualentinianus tricesimus octauus, 
XI. f. 32. XIN. 348. XIV. 37. XV. 396. XVI. 42. 
Ends f. 444: in sequenti deo presule libello promenda sunt. 
Expl. liber sextus decimus. 
Imperatores Rome uel Constantinopoli regnantes ᾿ ; ᾿ 446 
Augustus regnauit annos lvi. 


Iustinus Constantinopoli regens imperium per annos ix dies xxiiii 
morbo periit. 

Initial to Lib. 1: in red, green, white and purple, a man seated 
full face at table: purple ground. A small figure stands on 


the table and peers through the curtain from ἢ, and speaks to 
him. 


1481. Sevpen’s Taste Tack. 7 O. 10. 29 


Paper, 124 x 7%, ff. cir. 100. Cent. xvii. 

Marked F. 24. No. 284. 

The Discourse of John Selden Esq. Or his sence of various 
matters of waight and high consequence Relating especially to 
Religion and State. 


Distingue tempora. 


Dedication to Justice Hales etc. by Richard Milward. 


28-31] TRINITY COLLEGE LIBRARY, aie 519 


1482, CHronicaA WALLENSIA ETC. { ἽΝ 30 


Paper, 124 x 7%, pp. 75 Ἔ1ΟΙ. Cent. xvii. 
Marked G. 12. No. 297. 


Contents: 


1. Chronicon Cambriae. 
Servatur in Libro Doomesday penes Remem. Regis Westm. 
A.D. 1609. Tho. Gale to the year 1286, pp. 75. 


2. Vita Sanctissimi atque doctissimi uiri Gildae 5 Ε ᾿ΕΝ "ἢ 
Ex. Μὴ Dunelm. collato cum M® Cotton. et Cantabr. 

3- Chronica ven. Bedae de sex aetatibus saeculi . . : 19 
Ex. cod. Cotton. Domit. A, 1. 

4. Chronicon Walliae (to 1298) . ὲ . ; j ὲ 2 69 


Ex. Libro Scaccarii Domesday. 
Another extract from Domesday, p. 101. 


1483. Vicror VITENSIS ETC. O. 10. 31 


Vellum, 124 x 84, ff. 28, 39 and 37 lines to a page. Cent. xii 
early, in the Canterbury hand: closely resembling O. 1. 28. 
Marked G. 11. No. 295. 2 fo. dic tantum or gnarum 
edium. 
Probably from Christ Church, Canterbury. 
Collation: 14 2" 3”. 


Contents : 


I. τ In a smaller hand than the rest,.of cent. xii, 


Inc. passio S. Quiriaci Martiris . ‘ ς ; ἜΝ ἈΝ τ 
Qui sui proprii generis et nature proprie ἘῸΝ con- 
sistens deus. 


—regnante iuliano tyranno anno secundo nobis autem 
regnante I. C. ἃ. ἢ. cui est gloria in sec. sec. Amen. 

Expl. passio S. Quiriaci. 

Acta. SS. 4 Mai, 1. 445, 449- 

2. Inc. narratio sare iit sancta Crux inuenta sit ab helena 

regina. ‘ . . ο - ‘ 2b 

Anno dusentisiins tricesimo tercio pole passionem. 

—accipiant partem cum dei genitrice Maria per infinita 
sec. sec. Amen. 

Expl. narratio de inuentione sancte crucis. 


520 ' CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [O. 10. 


See Nestle, De Sancta Cruce, 1889. 
II. In a larger hand which becomes clearly of the Christ- 
Church type. 
Victor Vitensis de gestis vandalorum . . ; : ; 5 
(P. Z. LVI. 179.) 
Inc. Prologus Victoris Affricani de gestis Wandalorum in 
A ffrica. 
Quondam ueteres ob studium sapientie. 
—monetariis possit solidos picturare. 
Expl. prol. 
Inc. liber Victoris Affricani de gestis wandalorum. 
Sexagesimus nunc ut clarum est agitur annus. 
Ends f. 284: non ambrosius non Ieronimus (Vv. 18, p. 47, 
ed. Petschenig). 


1484, Prenrateucuus GRAECE. | O. 10. 32 
5906 


Paper, 124 x 73, ff. 212. Cent. xvii, well written, probably for 
Patrick Young. 


Marked M. 13. No. 421. 


Pentateuchus Mosis iuxta exemplar Alexandrinum. 
Begins Gen. ii. 1. καὶ συνετελέσθησαν. 

Ends Deut. xxxiv. 11. ἔναντι παντὸς ἰσραήλ. 
Divided into the modern chapters and verses. 


O. 10. 33 
1485. MisceLLaAneaA GRAECA. 5895— 


5904 


Paper, 123 x 8, ff. 204. Cent. xvii, in various hands, mostly by 
Patrick Young. 


Marked A. 50. No. 50. 


Contents : 
1. Hesychii Argumenta in Libros Proverbiorum—Ecclesiasten, 
Cantici Canticorum, Sapientiae, οὶ. ° 3 “es HS 
2. Fragmenta veterum interpretum ex Procopio in Esaiam . 15 


Ex. MSS. Bodl. et Coll. Novi. 
Hexaplaric fragments. 
Dated Bromfeld, 21 March, 1652. 


31-33] 


Io. 


ΓΙ. 


13. 
14. 


TRINITY COLLEGE LIBRARY. 


Excerpta ex catena in Isaiam 
Praef. Catenatoris, 
τῆς προφητείας τοῦ θεσπεσίου ἡσαίου. 
Nicephori Chronographia brevis . 
Ex Cod. MS. Coll. Sion, et apographo Patricii Juni. 
Ejusdem χρονογραφικὸν ἐν συντόμῳ βιβλίον 
Ex. MS. d™ Usherii Primatis Armachani. 
᾿Αδὰμ πρῶτος. 
Ends ὕμνον ἀνέπεμψεν. 
Hactenus Codex Arm.: nunc meus. 
The MS. referred to is O. 3. 51, no. 9. 
Dicta quaedam Pselli ex Cod. MS. Georgii Wheeleri 
(? Lincoln Coll. Oxford, MS. Gr. 33) ἦ : 


᾿Ἐπιλύσεις σύντομοι.. ἀποριῶν φυσικῶν... «Ψέλλου 


Ex MS. Cod. Coll. Trin. apud Cantabr. (now Bodl. 
Selden xvi.) collato cum MS. Cod. Th. Roe in bibl. Bodl. 
(Roe xviii.). 

Dated Wintoniae in aedibus fratris Decani Cal. Dec. 1628. 

Addenda ex Cod. Roe 

᾿Επιλύσεις ἕτεραι. 

Gregorii Nysseni εἰς τὴν τοῦ ἀνθρώπου juctiealele "Ayes 
τρίτος 

Londini prid. Cal. Nov. his 

Matthaei (Blastaris) Monachi contra Iudaeos Sermones v. 

Ex MS. Comitis Arundelii. 

Eiusdem Synopsis de Synodis 

Ex MS. Samuelis Ward S. T. D. 

Servatur in Bibl. Sydneiensi Cantabr. (A. 4. 3). 

Eiusdem synopsis septem oecumenicorum conciliorum e 
tractatu contra Latinos 

Ex MS. Arundeliano. 

Himerii Sophistae Orationes ix. 

Ex MS. Barocc. 131 (no. 126). 

Ed. Wernsdorf Oratt. iv—xii. 

Himerii εἰς βασιλέα παναθηναίοις 

Ex MS. bibl. Augustanae. 

᾿Εξήγησις ᾿Εφεσίου τῶν σοφιστικῶν ἐλέγχων 

᾿Ἐπιστολαὶ διάφοροι τοῦ PO AT καὶ ῥητορικωτάτο 
Ψελλοῦ . 4 

κατὰ τοῦ ἰδίου παπᾶ. 
Καὶ ποταπὸς παπᾶς ὁ παπᾶς ὁ ἐμὸς. 
Six in all: the last 
πρὸς τὸν βασιλέα τὸν διογένην μετὰ τοὺς ὀφθαλμοὺς αὐτοῦ 
ἐκκοπῆναι. 

Ends f. 203. 

Two leaves in Gale’s hand follow, with a list of the inedited 
Greek and Latin writings of which he possessed copies. 


521 


28 


32 


45 


46 ὁ 
47 


129 


[41 
142 


192 


33-5 


522 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. [ο. Io. 


1486. Brute CHRONICLE. O. 10. 34 


Vellum, 12} x 84, ff. 160+ 1, 36 lines to a page. Cent. xv, in 
a beautiful hand. Good borders on ἢ 1 and 2 ὦ. 

Marked H.1. No. 315. 

Collation: 18-20%. 1 flyleaf. 


Contents : 


The Brute Chronicle of England. 
Here may a man here (how) Engelande was first callede Albyon 
and thoru3 whom it had the name . : A ‘ ᾿ αι ΟΣ 
In the noble land of Syreie. 
Ends with the capture of Rouen by Henry V. 
til pe toun was sette in rewle and in gouernaunce. 


1487. Documents RELATING TO YorK. O. 10. 35 


Paper, 13 x 84, pp. cir. 200. Cent. xvii. 
Marked F.6. No. 266. 


Contents : 
1. Hugo Cantor Eboracensis de controuersia Primatus. 
Ex Registro Albo Eboraci servato 1699' . ; eS ΩΝ! 
2. De Primatia ex ees in ieee Dec. et Cap. 
Eboracensis . 5 10g 
3. Catalogus Praesulum Ebor. ex “Cod. MS. Bpistlarum 
Ivonis Carnotensis . 11 


4- Extracts from the δυο, Register i in the ΔΙ ἀξία 
The MS. Catalogue enters 
Epistolae gerardi Archiep. Ebor. 
But I do not find these. 
At the end are loose sheets, containing: 
Notes on the topography of York. 
Sketches of arms from the windows in the Minster. 


1488. Maxim Ampicua. ΠΗ 10. 36 
6109 


Paper, 13 x 81, ff. cir. 200. Cent. xvii, well written. 
Marked A. 45. No. 45. 


34-38] TRINITY COLLEGE LIBRARY. 


Contents : 


S. Maximi versio per Joannem Scotum. 
Ex exemplari Rhemensi. 

Speculatio Ascensionis Mosis in montem. 
— sicut est superficies. Finis. 


1489. ANNALES. O. 10. 


Paper, 13 x 8, pp. 397. Cent. xvii, well written. 
Marked A. 43. 


Contents : 


Excerpta ex annalibus anonymis de tempore R. Richard II. qui 
quidem Annales a fronte erant adesi et madore corrupti ita ut ex 
iis haec tantum liceret excerpere per annos aliquot. 

Annales in charta MSS. manu antiqua, continebant autem ii 
omnia quae in hoc volumine habentur. 

Anno 5° vel 4°. 

Edmundus de Bromfeild rediens de curia Romana cum con- 
sensu xiii monachorum ecclesiam S. Edmundi intrauit. 

Goes down to 1434. 

A note at end says that in the MS. the Annals were followed 
by the Council of Florence. 


1490. Lamsarn’s Νομοΐστωρ. O. το. 


Paper, 131 x 83, ff. cir. 300. Cent. xvii, in several hands. 
Marked A. 41. 


Contents : 


Attributed in the MS. Catalogue to Lambard: but I do not find 
the name Νομοιστωρ. 
Designe. 
To prove y*t y° Common Law of England was much y® same 
with y® Laws of y® Saxon or Northern Nations. 
By making a parallel betwixt these Laws and those collected 
by Lindenbrogius. 
Other notes on the fly-leaf, e.g. 
A statute book beginning from K. Stephen, amongst y® MSS. 
w were Welds, now in Littleb. 
Near the beginning is a facsimile of several pages in the Textus 
Roffensis, 
The rest of the volume contains a collection of Saxon and later 
laws down to the time of Henry III. 


523 


37 


38 


APPENDIX. 


1491. 


Vellum, 81 x 6, ff. 8, 22 lines to a page. Cent. xv, part of the 
same volume as 1492 and 1493. 

Bib. Halliwell, 183. 87 in Sale Catalogue, numbered 535 and 
priced 7s. 6d. on printed slip. 

One quire of eight leaves. 


Contents: 


Here beginnyth the Introductory for Astronomy the which is 
dyuyded into 5 partes. In the first parte is shewide the division 
of the zodiak, etc. . é Ξ : - a) Ἐξ απ 
The zodiak odir wais called the cerkill of signes. 
Ends f. 84: and in piscibus all the superiors. 


1492. 


Vellum, 84 x 6, ff. 28, 22 lines to a page. Cent. xv. It seems 
to be a continuation of 1401. 

Bib. Halliwell, 208 (122 in Sale Catalogue), numbered 584 
and priced 8s. on printed slip. 

Collation: 183° 44(?). 


| Contents: 


De longitudine planetarum, etc. In this parte is shewed the verey 
distanse of every planet from the erthe in mylis : δ ΠΟ τὶ 
On f. 5 ὁ the nature and disposition of each planet, 
On f. 10 the order of the planets. 
On ἢ. 11 ὁ the accidentall significacions, etc. 
Ends f. 27 a. 
Thes be the partzs that ar most necessary in Judiciallis all othere 
partes ar takyn after Alb(u)mazar in ma™ and here the ende. 
τελωσ. 
f. 28 is blank. 


APPENDIX. 525 


1493. 


Vellum and paper, 8} x 6, ff. 20, 22 lines toa page. Cent. xv, 
fairly written: belongs to Nos. 1491, 2. 

Bib. Halliwell, 194. No. 109 in Sale Catalogue, on a printed 
slip numbered 195 and priced 7s. 

Collation: τι 2". 1st, 3rd and 5th sheets of the quires vellum. 


Contents: 


1. On the Zodiacal Signs. 
S(ignum) Aquarii . . ° , ᾷ ὃ ἘΣ ΣῈ 
Qui natus fuerit in signo Bae erit νοι 
Ends f. 15: vestes nigra vertatur. Finis. 
2. Hic inc. disposicionum humorum et formarum filiorum ade. 156 
A similar tract ending imperfectly in Signum leonis. 
Et habebit fratres. 
Said to be identical with O. 7. 2 (2). 


1494. 


Vellum, 84 x 6, ff. 14, 23 lines to a page. Cent. xv, clearly 
written. 


Bib. Halliwell, no. 191. Numbered 565 on printed slip, price 8s., 
no. 114 in Sale Catalogue. 


?=QO.7.2(3). I do not think it belongs to the same volume 
as 1491-1493, but it may. 
Collation: a® b’. 


Contents: 


1. Tract on the Zodiacal Signs in English : ° oe 3 
It is to vndirstonde that euery moneth in the yere the Mone 
hath his cors in the xij signes. 
There are neat drawings of each sign in the margin, and a 
label attributing a Biblical reference to each, e.g. the ram 
to Abraham, Gemini to Adam and Eve, etc. 
Ends with Pisces. 


2. On the Elements . ῷ . : ‘ 86 
It is to vndirstond that ther bethe 11} alba 
3. Iff that p* wyst a wete when hit ys gud to goe on masseges, etc. 14 


4- Puer natus in Ariete, εἴς, ἢ ‘ ὃ ‘ : P . 140 


526 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


1495. 


Papers of various sizes, bound in a volume about 84 x 74. 


Cent. xvi—xvii. 
Bib. Halliwell. 139; in Sale Catalogue numbered 553 and 


priced at 7s. 6d. on a printed slip. 


Contents : 


1. A prognostic of weather for every day in the year. Cent. 
xviii. ff. 14. 
2. Pronostico di Constantio Bolognese alcuni principi et citate 
ne lo anno 1536. 
The first on Paul III., the last on Florence. ff. 4. Cent. xvi. 

3. Acollection of astrological notes in Latin and English in more 
than one hand. Cent. xvii. One portion is copied from 
Cyprianus Leovitius. 

A mass of notes said to be on Pappus. Cent. xviii. 

A murmurer discribed; generall sorts of murmurings and mur- 
murers, etc. Said to date from about 1660. This copy is of 
cent. xviii, xix. ff. 10. 

Bought at the sale of the library of E. H. Barker, Dec. 1836. 

6. On Standards of Weights and Measures, etc., said to be by 
J. Ferguson. 

With alphabetical list of specific gravities of various substances. 

On Mr Smith’s Scales. ff. 3. 


on 


-- 
. 


1496. PAPERS OF DE LISLE. 


Paper, of various sizes, the largest τοῦ x 7. Cent. xvii, xviii. 
Bibl. Halliwell, 384. Priced at 15s. 6d. 


Contents: 


1. Order from the States of Burgundy to De Lisle (1708) to ’ 
make a map of Burgundy. ff. 3. 

Nouvelles Experiences sur la Lumiere et les Couleurs. 

Mémoire lu a l’accadémie des sciences par M. de Lisle le 
jeune. ἢν ἃ. 

3. Brevet d’astronome Géographe de la Marine pour le 55 de 

V'Isle. Copie. ἢ, 1. 

4. Observations. Description...de notre Quart de Cercle, etc. 
In De Lisle’s hand. ff. 3. ἣ 

Methode pour trouuer la difference des meridiens par les 
Etoiles fixes. 15 Mars, 1735. Original. ff. 2. 

6. ‘Usage des Tables des Satellites de Jupiter, etc. ff. 2. 


τὸ 
. 


σι 


APPENDIX. 527 


7. Suite des observ. astronomiq. faites au Luxembourg le 
1 Juillet, 1724. Extending to 2 Nov. ff. 12. 
-8. Letters. @ From De Lisle to his father. Notes (of the 
latter) on Kings of Argos. 8 Sept. 1715. 
ὁ. From M. Des Billettes to M. des Essais about De Lisle. 
c. F. Lerolée de Villers estret capucin to De Lisle. 
d. De Beaumont to De Lisle 1703. 
e. De Lisle to De La Boutoniere 1707. 
g. Lists of paroisses with names attached. 
10. Notes on Dynasties of Egypt. 
11. Note of some Maps of Greece made in 1699 by Dubuisson . f. 54 
12. Geographical observations dated at Brest, St Malo, and other 
places in Brittany. 55-76. 


1497. | 06.1 


Paper, 128 x 7?, pp. 647. Cent. xviii early, very clearly written. 
Purchased in 1901. 


On the covers are labels lettered 
Donum Gulielmi Broughton, T.C.C. Anno Domini 1704. 
The recipient was seemingly Richard Robinson, who describes 
himself as 
Subs. Gul. Edmundson admissus in Coll. divi Johannis Aprilis die 7%™° 1703. 


The title is 


Facetiarum Liber Selectarum Donumque Dilectissimi Amici mei Gul. Broughton, 
T.C.C. datum Martii die 8.5. 170% Tomus Primus. | 
R. R. G. B. A. F. 


Per Varios rerum casus Χο Duce tendo 
Praesenti cuius numine Victor ero. 
Incepi die Martii 859 170%. 
In the cover is pasted a printed slip with the 
Juramentum a singulis Scholaribus in Matriculatione sua praestandum. 


Contents : 


Epithalamium Caroli Regis et Henricae Mariae 1625 . é τον ἃ 
Fasciae Ducis Eboracensis 1633 . : : ᾿ ovis ‘ 68 
Carmen Natalitium Elizabethae 1635. ᾿ 126 


Threni Cantabrigienses in Funere Henrici Glocestrensis et Mariae 
Arausionensis 1661 ; ; ‘ 

Epithalamia Cantabr. in nuptias Caroli Il. £667 : a ‘ 260 

Musarum Cantabr. Threnodia in Obitum Georgii Ducis Albae- 
Marlae 1670 ἢ 4 


528 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


The above all copied from the printed editions. 


Facetiae Academicae Variae et Selectae . ‘ 4 : χε 7 
With Index at p. 639. 
Nugae Abortivae . . . . . : - ὅ . . 642 


Ending p. 647. Δόξα τῷ θεῷ. 1706. 

Qui plura vult legat Cowley’s Inconstant lover: and even all His 
Works to speak briefly and deservingly ; together with Randolph, 
Dryden, Chaucer, Waller, State-Poems, Cleveland, Ben Johnson, 
Oldham, Blackmoor, Prior, Congreve, Wycherly, Norris, Denham, 
Davenant. 


Sequetur (spero,) Facetiarum Tomus Secundus. 


1498. 


Vellum, 88 x 6, ff. 60+ 1, 25 and 30 lines toa page. Cent. xiii 
late, neatly written. 

Given by ru : 

Binding, old stamped leather over boards, rebacked, clasp gone. 
On the cover are the remains of a paper label inscribed 

(Aris)totelis ... ἢ. 25. 

From the Carthusian Monastery at Erfurt. At the bottom of 

f. 1 is 
Cartusiae Erfordensis (xvi, xvii). 


Collation: 1τ8--45 5% | 6° 78: one paper fly-leaf. 
Contents : 


I. Title of cent. xv. 
Liber de celo et mundo habens 4° parciales libros. 
Primus liber de celo et mundo. 
Hec est noua travslacio. 
De natura scientia fere plurima widetur circa corpora 
—ab eisdem ipsis corrumpuntur. Expl. primus liber de 
celo et mundo. 


Liber II. . ~ - 2 : : : é - f. 166 
Quod quidem igitur. 
Liber III. 
De primo quidem ergo celo . . ξ ‘ 30 
Liber IV. 
De graui autem et leui ς 2 ὁ : $ 394 


Ends f. 444: determinatum sit nobis hoc ened: Explicit 
lib. de celo et mundo aristotilis noue translacionis. 
II. In another hand, with copious marginal notes. 
Liber de generacione et corrupcione per Aristotilem (xv) . 45 
De generatione autem et corruptione. 


APPENDIX. 529 


Ends (unfinished ?) f. 60 a. 
melius desiderare na‘uram semper autem me. 
On f. 604 a circular diagram. 
On the paper flyleaf (xv) two notes, one beginning 
Nota liber de anima diuiditur in tres libros parciales. 
Also the name Kilianus. 


1499. 


Vellum, 3 x 24, ff. 265, 12 lines to a page. Cent. xv, neatly 
written with initials and line fillings in red, blue, and gold. 

Given by ? ; 

Collation: 1 28-5° (wants 1) 6%11° (four left) 125 (wants 8) 
—16® (wants 8) 17° 188 (wants 1) 19% (wants 1, 8) 205" 214 225 238 
(wants 2)-255 26° (wants 1, 8) 27° 28°-36%. 


Contents: 
Kalendar in French in red and black . : i 3 A eas 


Sequences of the Gospels . . Ξ ; : ‘ : 13 
Obsecro te. : 5 : a , = - : ἢ ἧ 23 
O intemerata . : é ond. ὁ . ς 2 i Fle 296 
Hours of the Virgin. The use is that of Rouen. : 5 - 37 
Seven Psalms and Litany . ‘ 7 , ὃ : : : 141 
Hours of the Cross. : ; ; . ANE! πὰ ; , 168 
Hours of the Holy Ghost . : : * : : : 5 181 


Vigils of the Dead τ ; . 

In the Kalendar. S. Ouen is in red. 

In the Litany. Confessors: Audoenus, Amandus, Arnu(l)phus, 
Romanus, Germanus. 


1500. 


Paper, 8 x 6, ff. cir. 80. Cent. xvii, well written. 

Given by W. Aldis Wright, M.A., Vice-Master, in 1901. 
From the sale of the Earl of Westmorland’s Library, 1887. 
Tract in Italian on the Laws of the Hebrews. 


No title. 


Parte Prima Cap® primo. 
Della diuisione el origine de tutti i Riti degl’ Hebrei, et in 
quali differiscono fra loro. 
Non tutte le cose che da gl’ Hebrei uengono. 
In five parts: Table of chapters at the end. 


530 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


1501. 


Paper, 174 x 11%. Cent. xvi, very neatly written. Bound in 
modern purple leather. 

Given in 1902 by W. Aldis Wright, M.A., Vice-Master. 

The genealogies of the Bible by Mr Hugh Broughton. 

Consisting of 16 folding sheets very neatly written, with some 
modest illumination. No. 5 is a coloured map of the world. On 
No. 9 are the shields of the twelve tribes. 

At the end are various loose papers, written and printed, 
containing genealogies of the same kind, and observations on 
them: all of cent. xix. 


1502. 


Paper, 12} x 84, ff. 9 written. Cent. xvii, well written. Bound 
in morocco by Riviére. 
Given in 1901 by W. Aldis Wright, M.A., Vice-Master. 
Belonged to J. Payne Collier, who has written on the first leaf 
A° 1597+ Original MS. copy of Lord: Bacon’s Essays. 


There is no title. The subjects of the Essays are in the margin. 


Of Studies. Studies serues for pastimes. 


The last is 


Of Affecczons. It is a naturall thinge 
—it gathers strength as it goeth. (f. ga.) 


1503. 


Paper, 8 x 6, pp. 230 of text. Cent. xvii, very well written. 

Given by W. Aldis Wright, M.A., Vice-Master, in 1901. 

It contains the armorial book-plate of John Clarke.’ A note by 
Mr James Crossley says: | 


This came from the Collection of William Longueville of the Inner Temple, the 
famous conveyancer in the time of Charles and James the 2™4, the friend and patron of 
Butler, the author of Hudibras, who was for some time an amanuensis of Selden. 
His son Charles Longueville left his Manuscripts and Law Library to John Clarke, 
whose coat of arms is on the opposite page. 


A note by J. E. Bailey adds 


This was Lot 3879 in the sale catalogue of Mr James Crossley, sold in London, 
June 1885. 


EEE 


APPENDIX. 531 


Mr Wright notes, however, that Lot 3879 is described in the 
Catalogue as 2 vols. 4to. 

The Discourse of John Selden, Esq., or his sense of various 
matters of weight and high consequence Relating especially to 
Religion and State. 


Distingue tempora. 


Dedication by Ri. Milward to Justice Hales, Ed. Heywood, 
John Vaughan and Rowland Jewks. 

Text pp. 1-230. 

Table occupying 7 pages. 

There are two letters from the Rev. 5. H. Reynolds to 
Mr Wright, written in 1893. 


1504. 


Paper, 84x58, pp. 207 Ἔ΄ιο written, 25 lines to ἃ page. 
Cent. xvi, in a good hand. 
Binding: old, with gold tooling and the initials T.M. 
Given by ἵν. Aldis Wright, M.A., Vice-Master, in 1901. 
Sir Thomas Smith, De Republica Anglorum. 
The manner of goverment or politie of the relme of Englande. 
Ends p. 207. 
In a hand of cent. xviii, xix, 
Observations on the Life of St Thomas Smith, Author of the foregoing Book, the 
Commonwealth of England, 
occupying IO pages. 
At each end is a leaf of a xivth cent. service-book in an English 
hand. 


1505. 


Paper, 9} x 74, ff. 20. Cent. xviii, very well written, by Brunck. 

Given by W. Aldis Wright, M.A., Vice-Master, in 1901. 

It belonged in 1837 to J. Lee of Doctors’ Commons, who 
purchased it in that year from Rodd for 41. 5s. : 

It contains copies of certain Pythagorean fragments in Stobaeus, 
viz. by Archytas, Theages, Diotogenes, Sthenidas, Lephantus, and 
a few other fragments with corrections by Brunck. 


532 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 


1506. 


Paper, 15 x οὔ, pp. 397 written. Cent. xviii early, well written. 

Given by W. Aldis Wright, M.A., Vice-Master, in 1901. He 
purchased it of Wm Downing in 1896. It was in the Phillipps 
Collection, no. 13955 (Phillipps sale, June 11, 1896, lot 283). On 
the back are the initials R.K. and the date 1712, 

Mr Wright notes that 


This volume contains a transcript of the MS. of Robert of Gloucester’s Chronicle in 
the Bodleian Library Oxford, Digby, 205. It is probably the same as that which is 
mentioned by Hearne in the Preface to his edition of the Chronicle (p. x) as having been 
made at the charges of his ‘‘late ingenious and learned Friend Robert Keck Esq. (who 
was formerly Gentleman Commoner of University College, and died in the year 1719).” 


The mark Roehampton Z. 2 is on the flyleaf. 
The text ends on p. 395. On p. 397 is a note of the transcriber 
as to certain doubtful or difficult points in the MS, 


In the same Class are kept the following: 3 


Manuscript and printed works of C. W. King, M.is., late Fellow, 
in 37 volumes. 


The Old Testament in English, in 7 volumes, with the correc- 
tions of F. Field, D.D., late Fellow, and Canon of Norwich; being 
the copy used by him as a Member of the Committee for the 
Revised Version. 


A collection of letters of Thomas Carlyle to Edward Fitz- 
gerald, relating to Naseby. Given by W. Aldis Wright, M.A., 
Vice-Master, in 1901. 


The Correspondence of Dawson Turner in 82 volumes, extending 
from 1790 to 1851. The seals of the envelopes are mounted at the 
end of each volume, and there are careful Indexes. 

Bequeathed in 1890 by Eleanor Jane Jacobson, daughter of 
Dawson Turner, and widow of the late Dr Jacobson, Bishop of 
Chester. 


The Accounts of King’s Hall, in 26 volumes, extending from 
1326 to 1540. 


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PREFACE. 


N sending out the fourth and concluding volume of my 
Catalogue of the Western Manuscripts in the Library of 
Trinity College, I am troubled with many misgivings as to the 
character of the whole work. The man who undertakes the task 
of describing a large and heterogeneous mass of books, ranging in 
date from the seventh or eighth century to the nineteenth, and not 
restricted to one language or to even three or four subjects, is 
necessarily giving many hostages to fortune. He is exposing 
himself to the onslaughts of every future specialist who has recourse 
to his laboriously compiled volumes. Absence of references to 
printed editions of texts, failures to detect the identity of a 
nameless treatise, omissions of what prove to be important details 
in the description of miniatures, ignorance of famous heraldic 
bearings, will all merit and perhaps meet with sharp reproof. If 
the cataloguer writes a bad hand and is, to say the least, an 
indifferent corrector of printed proofs, he has yet more to fear. To 
these errors and failings I plead guilty; but I have deliberately 
preferred risking mistakes and producing the best catalogue I could 
within five years, to consulting all the available experts and post- 
poning publication until the ninth. 
Misgivings are, therefore, justifiable in my case; yet it must be 
said that so far the experts have treated me with great kindness 
and forbearance. MM. Delisle and Paul Meyer and Dr Liebermann 


in particular have furnished me with information which I desire to 
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νὶ PREFACE. 


acknowledge with cordial thanks. Other scholars who may be 
kind enough to notify additions and corrections to the Librarian of 
the College will doubtless earn his gratitude. 

In the present volume are contained a selection of facsimiles of 
characteristic scripts and interesting specimens of illuminations 
from blocks made by Mr Edwin Wilson of Mill Lane, Cambridge. 
Among those which illustrate writings are included some which 
show the hand which I believe that Lanfranc introduced at Christ 
Church, Canterbury. A list of the facsimiles follows this preface. 

I have, furthermore, given a brief list of the Porson manuscripts 
in Class C, (not including the numerous printed books containing 
manuscript notes by him,) and also such corrections of and 
additions to the first three volumes of this Catalogue as I could 
collect. No one will suppose that I consider the list complete. 
A general reference only is given to M. Paul Meyer’s invaluable 
tract on the old French manuscripts in the Library. 

Last in order follows the Index, which is of my own making. 
Time will show whether it is good or bad. It was printed off 
before the rest of the volume was written, and consequently does 
not include any references to the Addenda or Corrigenda. 

Having now accomplished what I could for the honour of the 
Trinity manuscripts, I would desire for them large and valuable 
accessions to their numbers, and a secure sojourn in their magnificent 
home for more centuries than the oldest of them has yet seen. 


M. R. JAMES. 


DESCRIPTION OF PLATES. 


PLATE I. 


B. 10. 5. Specimen of writing traditionally attributed at Durham Priory 
to Bede. 

1 Cor. xiv. 4-6. Et qui loquitur lingua semet ipsum aedificat—nisi uobis 
loquar aut in reuelatione aut ; with a few interlinear glosses. 


O. 2. 30. Specimen of writing from the Rule of St Benedict. 
The manuscript seems to have belonged to St Mary Overie’s (=St Saviour’s, 
Southwark). 


B. 4. 27. Specimen of hand on f. Ioo. 
Formerly in the Library of Christ Church, Canterbury. 


PLATE II. 


B. 14. 8. First page of the Hzstoria Afostolica of Arator. From Christ 
Church, Canterbury. Two forms of press-marks of that Library occur on it. 
The first (RR) dates from cent. xii, the other (Distinctio ii* gradus χὶ 118) is of 
cent. xiii. See my Amctent Libraries of Canterbury. 


PLATE III. 
O. 2. 31. Initial and specimen of writing from the Déséicha Catonis, very 
probably from Christ Church, Canterbury. Compare the Arator (PI. II). 


B. 11. 2. Initial and specimen of writing from a copy of Amalarius de 
ecclestasticis officiis presented by Leofric (1028) to the Church of Exeter. 


PLATE IV. 


B. 2. 3. Beda super Lucam. Written at Christ Church, Canterbury, in 
cent. xii, in the hand characteristic of Christ Church books of that period, 
which I conjecturally connect with the influence of Archbishop Lanfranc. 


B. 2. 34. Initial and specimen of writing from Jerome de distantits locorum. 
From Christ Church, Canterbury, in the characteristic hand. 


viii DESCRIPTION OF PLATES. 


PLATE V. 


Ο. 4.7. Initial and specimen of writing from Jerome de nominibus Hebrai- 
cis, written at Christ Church, Canterbury, for Rochester Priory, in cent. xii. 
In the initial is a man teaching a bear to say the alphabet. 


PLATE VI. 


B. 14. 33. A page of the /sagoge in theologiam by a certain Odo. Cent. xii. 
It gives the beginning of the Ten Commandments. The introductory 
clause is transliterated into Roman letters, and a literal Latin version is added. 


PLATE VII, VIII (1). 


Ο. 4.10, 11. Specimens from two manuscripts of Juvenal, both formerly in 
“the Library of St Augustine’s Abbey, Canterbury. See on them J. D. Duff’s 
Juvenal. 


O. 4.10. Sat. 11. 41—52. Haec emis 
—fora uestra mouemus. 


Ο. 4.11. Sat. iv. 135—142. Tempore iam figuli 
—deprehendere morsu. 
With “Tironian” signs referring to the marginal scholia. 


PLATE VIII (2). 


τ Β. 4. 4 Specimen of writing from a copy of Livy once the property of St 
Thomas of Canterbury, and bequeathed by him to Christ Church, Canterbury. 


PLATE IX. 


O. 7. 7. Specimen from the 7025 of Ovid, of which this is the best copy 
known, with marginal scholia. Cf. the edition by Professor Robinson Ellis. 


Ο. 3. 9. Specimen of writing from the Lexicon of Photius, cent. xi. 


PLATE X. 


Ο. 3.7. From Boethius de consolatione philosophiae, formerly in the Library 
of St Augustine’s, Canterbury. The drawing, of English execution (cent. x-xi), 
represents Philosophy. 


PLATE XI. 


B. 15. 34. Frontispiece to a collection of Anglo-Saxon Homilies, cent. xi. 
Drawing of English execution, representing Christ in glory. 


DESCRIPTION OF PLATES. ix 


PLATE XII. 


Ο. 9. 22. Frontispiece to the Enchiridion of Augustine, written perhaps in 
Flanders in cent. x. The drawing seems to have been copied from a good 
model by an unskilled artist. It represents: above, Christ in glory with censing 
angels and a kneeling abbot: below, Augustine in the centre with kneeling 
suppliant, and an ecclesiastic approaching from #.: on Z. Michael and the 
dragon. 


PLATE XIII. 


B. 5. 3. Part of the initial to St Matthew’s Gospel. A figure with the heads 
of the four evangelistic creatures holds a scroll and writes. The MS. is of cent. 
xii-xiii. 


PLATE XIV. 


B. 3.11. Initial to the Book of Joel, written at Christ Church, Canterbury, in 
cent. xii. The white lion-like animals which appear in this are frequently found 
in the decoration of the Christ Church books of this period. 


B. 4. 1. Initial to the Epistle to Titus, from a copy of the Pauline Epistles 
glossed, of cent. xii late, presented to St Augustine’s Abbey, Canterbury, by 
William de Wylminton. It represents Paul and Silas in the stocks at Philippi. 

Initial to the Epistle to Philemon. Paul is emptying a purse of money into 
the fire. Philemon looks on. 


PLATE XV. 


O. 9. 34. From the Romance of Alexander, very probably written at 
St Albans. In the picture on Z. Darius offers a reward to one of his knights to 
kill Alexander. In the other, the knight disguises himself in the armour of a 
dead Greek, and, when disguised, smites Alexander in the back. 


PLATE XVI. 


O. 1. 20. From a collection of surgical treatises of cent. xiii early. The 
drawing represents on Z. a doctor visiting a patient: on 2. a dispensary with 
two assistants compounding prescriptions. 


O. 7. 27. From a copy of Statutes of cent. xiv. The initial shows a pillory. 


PLATE XVII. 


B. 11. 32. Page from the Hours of Anne of Austria. French work of 
cent. xv. The picture represents St Vincent in the stocks ina dungeon. The 
background is of gold and colour. 


10. 


ADDENDA TO THE MANUSCRIPTS. 


PORSON MANUSCRIPTS IN CLASS C. 


Miscellanea Critica, folio. 

Obtained from Porson’s executors in 1809 with the exception 
of the Eton School exercises which were given by T. 
L’Estrange Ewen, Esq., in 1851. They were arranged and 
bound in 1859. These facts are noted by Dr Luard. 

There are 124 leaves of various sizes. A full Index is prefixed. 


The Morning Chronicle, Thursday, Oct. 6, 1808, with an 
account of Porson’s funeral. 


Aristophanica Homerica, etc. 4to, ff. 102, with Index by 
Dr Luard. 


Photii Lexicon, 4to, ff. 108, exquisitely transcribed from the 
Gale MS. by Porson. ἡ 


Lettered ; “ Porsoniana, Barker,” 4to, various sizes. Purchased 
in 1857 in London. 


Correspondence of Professor Porson, printed (with one excep- 
tion—a collation by Coray) by Dr Luard for the Camb. 
Ant. Soc. 1867. 


Porson’s Eton Farce, Out of the frying-pan into the fire. 
Presented by Ed. Maltby, Bishop of Durham, in 1850. 


Adversaria, mostly published, with Index by Dr Luard. 


Sale Catalogue of Porson’s books and other papers relating 
thereto. 


Another copy of the Sale Catalogue. 


xii 


II. 


12. 


ADDENDA TO THE MANUSCRIPTS, 


Transcript of the Lexicon known as Ἄλλος ᾿Αλφάβητος or 
᾿Αντιαττικίστης made by J. C. Banks for Porson. 
Printed in Bekker, Anecdota Graeca i, 1814. 


Hampshire Hogs, or a New Catechism for the use of the 
Natives of Hampshire. (By R. Porson.) 
Presented by A. J. Butler, M.A., formerly Fellow, May 9, 1903. 


IN CLAsSs O. 


Patent of the appointment of George Denman, Serjeant-at- 
Law, to be a Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, 17 Oct. 
36 Victoria. 


Presented by Arthur Denman, M.A., Trinity College. 


Vol. I, 


ADDENDA AND CORRIGENDA. 


p- xiii, col. i, for 368, R. 3. 20 read R. 3. 19. 
99, 3790 Re ὃ. Τὸ,» Ro Se oe 
p- xiv, col. iii, 568 ? B. 11. 20, add note or O. 3. 10, given by Gale in 1668, 
and correct p. xviii, col. ii, and p. 363, accordingly. 
p- xv, col. iii, 677-680, for R. 7. 23 read R. 7. 23%. 
ibid., note || add, Possibly among the volumes marked ‘R. 16. 6-19. 
Ρ. xx, col. i, Canterbury, Christ Church, B. 14. 36. This cannot be from 
Christ Church, where there was no Abbot, but may be from St Augustine’s. 
p- xx, col. ii, Pantocrator, B. 7. 2? dee the note of interrogation. 
p- xxli, Nevile, add B. 1. 21 and B. 16. 11. 
p- xxiii, col. i, Stanhope, add B. 16. 43. 
» col. ii, Whitgift, deve B. 1. 21 and B. 16. 11?. 


add B. 4. 26. 
p- 47, 4th line from bottom, add see R. 15. 18. 
and "Ἢ add Johannis de Bridlington (ed. Wright, 


᾽» 
Political Poems, Rolls Series, p. 123). 

p- 80 (B. 2. 23), add ref. to Leyser’s Hist. Poematum medii aevi where many 

of the shorter poems are printed. 

p- 112, 5th line from bottom, for Bosham’s read Radulfus Remensis’. 

p. 188, B. 5. 4 and p. 195, B. 5.6. The greater part of the prologues have 
been printed from these MSS. by M. L. Delisle in the Journal des Savants 
for 1900. - 

. 229, B. 7. 2, add From the Monastery of Pantocrator. 

. 268, B. 9. 7. On this see Wallis in Journal of Theol. Studies 1902, p. 254- 

- 287, B. ro. 4. See facsimiles in Mew Palaeographical Society. 

. 312, last two lines, vead formerly in the possession of etc., and add now in 

the Fitzwilliam Museum. 
325, last line but one, D.D.=dono dedit. 
435, 1. 18, From Canterbury? read perhaps from St Augustine’s, Canterbury. 
445, ll. 14, 15, add These lines should be read 
_ pastorum rumpas pasture reprime metas 
iudice celorum rumpetur (Δ petur for petrus) turma malorum. 

They occur in Gonv. and Caius MS. 418. / 

On the French pieces in this MS. (B. 14. 39, 40) see the elaborate account 
by M. Paul Meyer, WSS. Frangais de Cambridge in Romania, 1903. 

p. 506, l. 2, for Griffiths read Griffith. : 

p- 513, B. 16. 2. The Sermons (111.) and Opus Evangelicum (Iv.) have been 
printed from this MS. (and others) by the Wyclif Society. A facsimile of 
some lines of this MS, is in Vol. I. of the Sermons. 


Ὄ Ὁ 


7 '?'? 


χὶν 


Vol. I, 


Vol. II, 


ADDENDA AND CORRIGENDA. 


p- 521, 7th line from bottom, for Whitgift? read Nevile. 

Ρ- 539, B. 16. 42. Given by Sir Edward Stanhope. 

p- 540, B. 16. 44, read cent. xi for cent. xii. 

The letters to Lanfranc in this MS. have been printed by F. Liebermann in 
The English Historical Review for 1901. 

. xviii, No. 97. Apparently now in the Bodleian, MS. Selden 16. 

. xxviil, col. ii, last line, for R. 51 read R. 5. 

. 34, R. 2. 36, read Given by Professor W. W. Skeat, Litt.D. (for D.D.). 

39, R. 2. 47, for Prince Consort vead Duke of Northumberland. 

. 44, R. 2. 88, for W. Cayley read A. Cayley. 

. 58, 1. 6, for 1663 read 1863. 

. 77, No. 28, published by Méon, WVouv. rec. de fabliaux I. 416. See Hist. 

Litt. de la France xxit. 688. 

p- 77, last line, for oremour vead cremour. 

p- 104, R. 3. 29. On Alanus see Hist. Litt, XVI. 414. 

p- 109, R. 3. 32, Art. 1. Really a recension of the Chanson de Roland. 
Extracts were published by M. Paul Meyer, Recueil d’anciens textes, 
p- 209 sqq. and the whole poem by: Prof. Forster of Bonn. 

p- 117, R. 3. 46. A fullaccount with copious extracts has since been published 
by M. Paul Meyer in Wotices οἱ Extraits. 

p- 137, R. 4. 8. Cf. Mémoires pour servir ἃ Phistoire de France, Michaud et 
Poujoulat, XI. 105. 

p- 192, delell. 1, 2.. The Latin words which end p. 191 refer, as Dr Liebermann 
says, to the original, not to this particular copy. See Sweet’s edition 
E. E. T..S., p. xiv. 

p- 196, R. 5. 32 and 229, R. 7. 14. The various redactions of this chronicle 
have been classified by M. Paul Meyer in Bulletin de la Soc. des Anc. 
Textes Fr. 1878. 

p- 210, R. 5. 42. Dr Liebermann kindly writes: ‘‘The colophon on 
Popultoun is mentioned in Wright and Halliwell, Re/. Ant. 11. 245, who 
print from the Colbert MS. 

The MS. (R. 5. 42) belongs to the large class of those Huntingdon 
codices which interpolate—in the middle of Cnut’s history—the long Law- 
book Justituta Cnuti. This interpolation appears always in those MSS. 
which contain the legal Appendix (which in R. 5. 42 breaks off in Will. 
Art.): cf. Trans. R. Hist. Soc. N. S. Vil. (1893), p. 105 last line.” 

p- 217, 1. 23, cy’cy’. Dr Liebermann suggests Chich (S. Osyth’s, in Essex). 

p- 218 (Art. 3). Cf. the tracts edited by Dr Liebermann in Die Heiligen 
Englands (1889). 

p- 239, R. 7. 28 (1). See Stevenson’s recent edition of Asser. 

Ρ. 252, R.g. 8. Dr Liebermann suggests that this is probably copied from 
the Royal MS. in the British Museum which also has the mistake puerdli 
for pueri. 

p- 259, R. 9: 18, 19, No. 5. See Walz, Rhet. Gr. I. 

No. 7, by Planudes. 

No. 8 occurs also in Univ. Libr. Dd. 1154. 
p- 263, No. 8. Printed by Edelestand du Méril, Poésies du moyen age, p. 310. 
p- 283, R. 13. 74, for Lady vead Mrs. 


VUVUDUD 


Vol. II, 


Vol. III, 


ADDENDA AND CORRIGENDA. XV 


p- 305, 1. 6, add Hauréau, Méanges poétiques ad Hildebert etc. 1882, 
Ῥ- 207. 

ibid., 1. το. Anglia terra ferax. By Richard de Bury. See P. Meyer, 
Débat des Hérauts d’armes (Soc. d’anc. textes Fr.), 1877, p. xiv. 

Ρ. 315, No. 3. Pomum ambre. See Hist. Litt. ΧΧΧΙΙ. 595. 

p- 336, R. 14. 50. This is ‘‘Galeni Passionarius.’’ Cf. Peterhouse 231. 

p- 353, No. 2. See W. H. Frere, Bibliotheca Musico Liturgica. 

p- 369, R. 16. 2. On these illustrated Apocalypses see the publication by 
MM. Delisle and Meyer, L’Ajfocalypse en Francais au xtti® Siecle (Soc. 
@anc. textes Fr.), τοοῖ. Also facsimiles from this MS. in Mew Palaeo- 
graphical Society. 

Ρ- 395, R. 16. 33. Formerly belonged to Bp Moore. A transcript of it 
made by Joshua Barnes is at Emmanuel College (III. 1. 18). 

p- 398, 1. 14sqq. Noticed by M. Delisle in Journal des Savants. 

p- 419, R. 17. 14-32 (1. 2), for Weston read Overton. See Sinker, Biogr. 
Notices of the Librarians of Trin. Coll., Camb. Ant. Soc. 1897, p. 65- 
Hoyle was Librarian of the College 1803-4. The date of his death is given 
on his tombstone as 15 Nov. 

Ρ. x, l. 4, No. 6177. 343. This is now Egerton MS. 889 in the British 
Museum: purchased of Rodd in 1841, formerly Halliwell’s (Bib. Halliwell. 
No. 66). It was given in 1426 to Peterhouse by John Holbrook, Master, 
and is No. 210 in the Old Catalogue (p. 5 of my edition, prefixed to my 
Catalogue of the Peterhouse MSS.). 

ibid., No. 6179. 345. This is the Cotton MS. Vespasian B, xxvi., which 
had come into Gale’s possession and was returned by him in 1683. 

p- xxxii, col. i, Deir, for 40(?) read 7. 

p- 17, O. τ. 17, No. 5 is Galfridus Monumetensis, lib. vit. 

p- 18, No. 9, Gesta Alexandri, abridged version of Julius Valerius, printed by 
Zacher. So also O. 7. 7 (p. 350), No. 13. 

ibid., No. 13. Plainte d’amour. See Romania XIII. 507, XV. 292, XXIX. 4. 

p- 19, No. 14. Story of the Cross. Romania Xv. 326. 

No. 15. Speculum S. Edmundi (Spec. ecclesie). Romania XXIX. 53. 

p: 24, O. 1. 20. A new work begins on f. 244, Il avient que le chief. It is 
a translation of Roger of Parma’s (or of Salerno’s) Chirurgia: another 
translation begins on f. 238, and the Latin on f. 297. 

p- 38, O. 1. 34. This is by Albertus Magnus. 

p- 41, O. 1. 36, 8th line from bottom, for Τάζης read Tagns. 

p- 99, O. 2. 14, No. II. 1. The heading is wrong: it is really the poem of the 
Passion of Christ, of which there are many MSS. 

p- 113, Ὁ. 2. 21. The memoranda of the More family were first noticed by 
W. Aldis Wright M.A., Vice-Master, and published by him in Camé. Ant, 
Soc. Proc. (1868) 11. 190. 

p- 114 (III. 1). Walter de Biblesworth. See Rel. Ant. 1. 78 and list of 
MSS. in Romania XII. 500. 


p. 120, O. 2. 27 (1). ‘Galeni Passionarius.” 


p- 191,1. 1 (O. 3. 9. Photii Lexicon), for Porson read Dobree. 
Ρ- 193 (Ὁ. 3. 10). The following historiated initials occur in the Psalter: 
Beatus vir. David plays harp. Dove on &. 


Xvi ADDENDA AND CORRIGENDA, 


Vol. ΠῚ, Dominus illuminatio. He kneels at altar pointing to his eye: Divine 
Hand above. 
Dixi custodiam. With staff, he walks among tree: 
Quid gloriaris. Two men stab each other. 
Dixit insipiens. Fool stabs himself: he holds club at which a dog j jumps up. 
Salvum me fac. David nude plunged in stormy water. 
Exultate. He sits ringing two bells. 
Cantate. A monk and two surpliced clerks sing at desk. 
Dixit dominus. 'Twocrowned kings in tunics sit on one seat and converse. 
p- 197, O. 3. 14 (1. 2 of description). The scribe of the Leicester Codex, as I 
have recently discovered, was named Emmanuel of Constantinople: he 
worked for George Neville, Abp of York. See Journal of Theol. Studies, 
1904. 
p- 220, O. 3. 38 (1. 5 of description), for Breuiarium ead Beniamin. 
p- 260, O. 4. 11 (I. 12 of description), quire vi is wanting: see Duff's Juvenal, 
1898. 
Ρ- 393, O. 8. 6 (1. 5 of description), for First 1. read Fuit D. 
Ρ- 492, O. 9. 35. On this see M. L. Delisle in Journal des Suman 1903, 
p- 120. 
Ρ. 493, 7th line from bottom; for Hispabensis read Hispalensis. 
p- 519, O. το. 31 (1. 2 of description), for O. 1. 28 read O. το. 28. 
N.B. Accounts of the following manuscripts by M. Paul Meyer will be 
found in his memoir Les manuscrits Francais de Cambridge (Romania 


_ XXXII. 1903): ‘ 
B. 14. 39, 40 Ov 25:5 
R. 3..20 Ο. 2. τ4 
ἘΣ β6 O. 2 45 
Osa Ty O. 5» 24. 
ὃς: 4208 


and also references to other old French MSS. in this collection. 


See also Corrigenda at the beginning of each Volume. 


Plate Ι. 


ere τῳ πῇ erie, ὁ ΦΉΣ, | bbl POLAT) kde 


γε γ)ιδν.: 


δ τὺ πρδλήνονς | LLI30nN tena, Wu Yu: Told | 
PMI pey- Jesang pion Eaipepe 


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ole oe ay Soe Pv pus ον aon = ; ‘ 
bog “DULY J2IUd.ty ἢ - manzde Liy ed auves 
Ὁ “he δι; 
ILL uw S3SFj oa «απ 


3 Ἧ τὰ AS “ἢ Bs sey 
at Eat ictal & (ἦι τὐἀττιν ἀστοῖι ood 
δ γι αρρδύννι 5:5. ΗΝ “9s opps 


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ahd +. 


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nin Dicer 


Plate Il. 


net tem 


Plate ΠῚ. 


ἱμοιριτ PmEFATio 
re Nes 


MANIM 


ADVERTEREM — 
: ΤΣ τοῦ i ramon 5 
quam plurmmof Qaurcery Mure morwd4, er 
a “tm alefame. 
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ἢ “τὸ gp Ms ;. 
: Ἂ 4΄ἔρο τῷ «ἄπ evethen 
τς Salendum fore exifhmein- BM avimes 1 
“Son ἀκφοιβϑηςς thea 
contcm 


of ucuiuerenct τ. honosern 


phonas comungm peal 


cm nedibp conduaund 
elegs gnoak. mle legen 


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aiontim elecconu -guit 
mad rcchay nocab; alcfro 
Ῥ murargone- pselmoy 
1 om i;ypmus re 
PPricam conuffytone- 


mrquec geclcc - urisauf ps 


Plate IV. 


“WOKINAomssiahawang, 
SNOLLISOd XO νι 
+ NIAMSOd_Satcoga dS 


τς 
> 


Forside 


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suyd opuonbeyjor 7 opuag 


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apb adc του Oe 
Add sda Weer.” Ἂς yaad ‘Reg 


Aa NILES off 


ΠΝ ἀρ 
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23 


Pound Aaah ongunt 


ap mdauypn 


Plate V. 


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Plate VI. 


Plate VII. 


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Stead: ε΄ Sapiro τὸ dniinsou 4 aunbuin yy 


Pee: we -oryqndus rarer} 


se. τε acai 


“opo2 τὰ τ Ὁείο.. 


Plate VIII. 


Plate IX. 


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\ anata 3x bes anaes up ας τοῦ τος “ὡς 
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face 
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Plate X. 


Plate ΧΙ. 


Plate XII. 


Plate XIII. 


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Plate XIV. 


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INDEX. 


NOTE. The numbers in dark type are those of the manuscripts, those in smaller type are 


the numbers of the items in the manuscripts. 


Volume I contains numbers 1-417. 


Volume 11 numbers 418-1024. 
Volume ΠῚ numbers 1025-1506. 


Attention is drawn to the following headings, under which a number of articles have been 


classed together : 


Alchemy 
Anonymous tracts 


Drawings 


Apocryphal writings French 
Astrologica Greek 
Astronomica Hebrew 
Bible Illuminations 
Cambridge Italian 
Chronicles Kalendar 


Abaelardus, Pet., Collationes 1295. 1; Scito 
teipsum 1295. 2 

Abbatis villa, Joh. de, Sermones 357 

Abbenbroeck, T. N. Werken de, scribe 
990, 991 

Abbo, Astronomica 945 

Abbot, Rob., panegyric 632 

Abercius, S., Vita 198. 17, 210. 15 

Abergavenny, Baron of 1124. 22 

Abingdon chronicle 993 

Abraham, life and Testament (Gr.) 1360. 1 

Abraham Judeus, Canones 1185. 2 

Abraham, scribe 1138 v, 1408 

Abramius, S., Vita 198. 23, 210. 21 

Account roll, fragment of 301, 305 rv, 1388 

Accounts 815, 1389, 1440. 9; of King’s Hall 
Ill 532 

Acephali, heretics 1299. 7 

Acepsimas etc., SS., Vita (Gr.) 187. 3 

Achmes, oneirocritica 1386. 1 

Acindynus etc., SS., Vita (Gr.) 187. 2 


T. Cc. IV. 


English Tracts 


Law Poems 
Liturgical Receipts 
London Romances 
Medica Scotland 
Music Stories 
Navy Venice 
Oxford Verses 
Plays 


Ackelane, Baldwin 1228 

Actuarius de urinis 1386. 2 

Adalbertus, Speculum Gregorii 141. 2 

Adamantius, Dialogus de Fide 206, 1271 

Adrianus, S., Vita 316. 9 

Aegidius Anglus, poem 1157, f. 65 

Aegidius magister, versus 66, f. 234 

Aegidius Romanus, de regimine principum 
356; de peccato originali 359; super 
primum Sentent. 386; ordo Iudiciarius 
396 

Aegidius de urinis 912 Iv 

Aelfric, Grammar 812, 819 

Aesopi Vita et fabulae (Lat.) 456, (Gr.) 1408. 
3; fabulae (Gr.) 1032. 1, 1158. 8 

Aethicus, cosmographia 1264, (1266) 

Africanus, Julius, Ep. ad Origenem 1034 

Agard, A., Aduertissements 763 ; Dimension 
of Land 1174. 4 

Agathemerus, geogr. 1296. 4 

Age of men and beasts, verses 365 fin. 


I 


2 INDEX 


Agincourt, Battle of 635 (p. 130) 
Agrimensores, extracts 939; also II p. 428 
Agrippa Cornelius, Anima Magica in French 
1067 
Agnes, S., passio 717 11 
Aidan, S., Life 1227, f. 66 
Alabaster, Roxana 996 
Alaine, R., Astronomy 949 
Alanus de Insulis, Doctrinale parvum 624 Iv 
Alanus de Monte Pessulano contra Haereticos 
609. 1 
Alati, Aless., on the Canosti 661, 6 
Albans St, deeds 702 
Albertus Carmelita, Vita 316. 19 
Albertus Magnus, speculum 1185. 1; ex- 
perimenta 1351. 3; de naturis rerum 1058 
Albertus Remensis, prol. in Auroram 66. 2 
Albinus, quaestiones libri geneseos 146; 
speculum 1147, 1401. 1, see Alcuinus 
Albumazar, flores 1185. 17, (Engl.) 1307. 4, 
12; introduction 1409 11, (Engl.) 1476 
Alcabitius, Introductorium 1185. 9, (Engl.) 
1307. I 
ALCHEMY 888, 908-910, 915, 916, 925-927, 
1025, 1119, 1120, 1122, 1137, 1151, 1199, 
1211, 1269, 1312, 1347, 1363, 1376, 1380, 
1399, 1400, 1403, 1407, 1411, 1431 
Alcoali, de nativitatibus 1185. 16 
Alcuinus, de dialectica 1128; de Pontificibus 
Ebor. 1130; ad Guidonem 1434. 6; Epi- 
taphium 1434. 4; Epistolae 1468 
Aldhelmus (Ps.-), in Pentateuchum 40; 
Lectiones de 895 1 2 
Aldobrandini, pasquinades on 662. 4 
Alexander, Archidiac., on law-terms 1305. 5 
Alexander Magnus, Gesta 946. 1, 1041. 9, 
1335. 13; Romance in French 1446; Ep. 
ad Aristotelem 1335. 12 
Alexander, monachus, de invent. S. Crucis 
- 1138. 2 
Alexander Neckam, see Neckam 
Alexander, Pope, letter to Lanfranc 405 11 
Alexander III, letters 819 111 
Alexander, de ordine planetarum, verses 1128. 
6 
Alexius, S., Vita (Gr.) 197 1 1, 1488. 18 
Alfonsus, oratio ad 890. 2, see Alphonsus 
Alfraganus, de signis tonitruum 1081 f. 70 
Alfred, King, Proverbs of 323. 42; Version 
of Gregory 717 111; Preface 1353; Life 
1353. 1; Testamentum 1353 


Algorismus, notes on 35, see Mathematica, 
Villa dei 

Alhacen, de perspectiva 1311 

Alkindus de Radiis 936 11; de pluviis (extr.) 
1144 f. 111 

Allatius, Leo, instructions to 648. 27 

Allegri, Greg., Music by 549 

Alliaco, Petrus de, see Petrus 

Almanack in English 922 f. cclvy, 941 1, 
see Kalendar 

Almansor, medicinae simplices 1239 

Almasor, Astrologica (Engl.) 1307. 7 

Alphidius, Alchemica 1122. 15 

Alphonsus, rex, Canones super tabulas 1185. 3 

Alphonsus, Clavis sapientiae (Alchem.) 1122. 
19, see Petrus 

Altemps, Cat. of Mss 1265. 1 

Alured, T., letter 707. 11 

Aluredus Beverlacensis, Historia 1156 

Amalarius, liber officialis 241 

Amandus, S., Vita 1434. 17 

Amasis, Epistolae 1060. 15 

Ambrosius, S., super Ps. cxviii (cxix) 6, 20, 
fragment 289; extracts 13 fin., 28 IV, V 
7; de officiis 19. 2; de virginitate 19. 3, 
315 111; de conflictu virt. et vit. 24 III; 
super Lucam 88, 106; Epistolae 89; de 
basilicis tradendis 89 f. 136; de obitu 
Theodosii 89 f. 147; de SS. Gervasio et 
Protasio 89 f. 156; de Nabuthe 89 f. 
160; de Ioseph. 145. 1; de patriarchis 
145. 2; de excessu fratris 145. 3, 4; de 
laude virginum 145. 5-7; de laude vidu- 
arum 145. 8; de virginitate 145. 9, 10; 
de lapsu virginis: ad violatorem: lamen- 
tatio 145. 11-13; de observantia episco- 
porum 145. 14; Hexaemeron 1207; de 
mysteriis 1342. 1; de sacramentis 1342. 2; 
dicta de Salomone 1434. 3; ad Vercel- 
lensem ecclesiam 1434. 7; Vita Graece 
199. 4 

Amphilochius, Vita Basilii 191. 16, 1408. 51, 
(Lat.) 1272. 4; Homilia 191. 20; on 
Sylvester 1408. 42 

Amunda villa, Henr. de, Surgery 1148 Iv, 
1406 1; antidotarius 1406 I 2 

Ananias, S., Martyrium 198. 1, 210. 1 

Anastasia, S., Martyrium 198. 22, 210. 20 

Anastasius Antiochenus, de recta fide 201. 
3, 1060. τι 

Anastasius Sinaita, de creatione 197. 8, 9; 


INDEX 3 


in Ps. vi 1332. 1; de Synaxi 1408. 51; 
Homiliae 1317. 6, 48, 49 
Anastasius, S., Vita (Gr.) 185 
Anatomy 1148 (drawings), see Medica 
Andreas Cretensis, Homiliae (Gr.) 191. 1, 2, 
8, 39, 65, 198. 28, 1317. 16-37 
Andreas in Crisi, S., Martyrium 198. 14 
Andrewes, L. Bp., Sermons 307. 2, 3; 
Prayer 332 
Andromachus de theriaca (Gr.) 1116 111 
Andronicus Palaeologus, Taxis 1140 111 
Angelomus super libb. Regum 92 
Angels, orders of 394; see Ximenes 
Angelus, Jac., version of Plutarch 1201. 2 
Anglo-Saxon, Homilies 369; in Bede 717 1, 
741; Pastoral Care 717 111; in Aelfric’s 
Grammar 812, 819; Cato 819; Gloss on 
Psalter 987; law terms 1124. 9; Glosses 
1134 111; Alphabet 1353; Laws 1472 
Anne of Austria, Hours of 269, 270 
ANONYMOUS TRACTS 
Greek. 
Apophthegmata Philosophorum 1032. 5 
Prayers 1357 
Homily on David 1360. 2 
Chiliades Medicinales 1373 
Dicta sapientium 1385. 26 
Excerpta de Trinitate, de adventu 
Christi etc. 1397. 1 
Carmina 1397. 11 
Περὶ κρειττόνων ἐθῶν 1397. 29 
Encomium Simeonis Zelotae 1397. 31 
Versus de SS. Marco et Luca 1397. 33 
Homiliae 1317. 38, 39 
in Ps. Ixxi 1317. 67 
General. 
Theological 37 
On Physiognomy 37 
De ΧΗ signis ΤΊ 
Collectanea 77 
De sphaera caeli 77 
De lapidibus 77 
De mensuris 77 
De sacramentis 146 
De Job, et V. T. 165 
Liber Controversiarum 181, 300 
Defence of the People’s reading the 
Scriptures 181 
De absolutione 262. I1 
De confessione 264 
De ordinibus ecclesiasticis 302 


ANONYMOUS TRACTS 
General. 

Dubia de passione Christi 395 11 

Systema Theologiae 306 

De Peccato originali 313 

De x praeceptis 320 I, 364, 1, 374. 12 

De ordine creaturarum, 323. 1 

De adoratione imaginum 359 11 3 

De oratione dominica 364, 2, 374. 9 

Contra proprietatem monachorum 
372. 2 

De penitentia 373. 2 

De concept. B. V, M. 374. τὸ 

De vii. peccatis 374. 11 

Theatrum mundi 577 

De mundo 578 

Meteora 579 

De disciplina eccl. 717 1 3 

De monachis 829. 2 

De contemplatione 829. 3 

Remedium contra temptationes 879. 2 

On the seven deadly sins etc. in 
French 883 

On Crusades 884. IV; mirabilia mundi 
ibid. 

Dialectica 886 

Dialogo della bella creanza 8881 

Usury 888 111 

Medulla dialogi de amicitia spirituali 
912 VI 

De rerum natura 938, 1058 

Divisio scientiarum 1054, 1 

De eccl. officiis 1054. 2 

De deducenda aqua 1081 f. 81 

Ad cognoscendam altitudinem rerum 
1081 f. 84 

Secretum philosophorum, 1082. 1 

Dialogue entre raison et l’A4me 1094. 3 

De penitenciis 1109. 21 

De Trinitate: de angelis 1110 

De sex alis 1133. 9 

Deus quid sit 1133. τὸ 

De architectura etc. 1214, 2 

On the Eucharist 1337 Iv 

De Trinitate 1339 

Physiologia Stoicorum 1346 

Dioptrica 1352 

De triplici sapientia 1401 1v 

De sacerdotalibus vestibus 1434. 9 

De missa etc. 1434. 10 

De lapidibus 1438. 31 


4 INDEX 


ANONYMOUS TRACTS 
General. 
De Confessione 1440. 1 
On vows 1440. 9 
De mineralibus 1452 
Anselmus, S., super Iohannem 9; de con- 
cordia praescientize etc. 19; de process. 
spir. sancti 19; de ueritate 19; de cari- 
tate diuina 19; de libertate arbitrii 19; 
de casu diaboli 19; cur deus homo 35; 
epistolae quaedam 35, 1468; proslogion 
35 ; monologion 35; sermo 43; medita- 
tiones 59; de contemptu mundi 143; trac- 
tatus 297 11 2; de duabus beatitudinibus 
1133. 4; prayer in Engl. 1182 f. 143; 
praef. in lib. de corp. et sang. domini 
1444. 5 
Anthemius de machinis 1296 111 
Antiochus, astrol. 1367. 5, 7 
Antipater Bostrensis, Homiliae 191. 61, 62; 
1317. 13, 14, 49 : 
Antoninus, Itinerarium (lost) 1266 
Antony, S., panegyric on (Gr.) 190, 210. 14; 
inventio (Lat.) 316. 20; Life in verse 
601. II 49 
APOCRYPHAL WRITINGS 
Old Testament. 
Testament of Abraham 1360. 1 
Life of Adam (Engl. verse) 601 11 
48 
Historia Aseneth 28, 1440. 7 
Reliqua verborum Baruch (Paralipo- 
mena Jeremiae) 191. 58, 415. 22 
Somniarium Danielis 1081 f. 119 
(1364. 12), 1396 (Engl.), 1449 (Lat.), 
1450. 49 
Esdras, Kalendar (Gr.) 947 
Ezekiel, poem on (Fr.) 323. 26 
Palaea historica 1408. 40 
Prayer of Manasses 91 (and in most 
Latin Bibles) 
Solomon, ludi 1081. 128 
Solomon, Magica, 1404 v1 
Solomon, Marcolf 600. 28 
Solomon, oratio (Fr.) 323. 33 
Solomon, Palmistry 1109. 50 
Testamenta XII patriarcharum (Lat.) 
373 11, 1440. το; (Gr.) 728 111 
Tobit, story of 1408. 32 
Liber Orthoel de sigillis 1122. 29 
Sibylline acrostic 1083. 11 


APOCRYPHAL WRITINGS 
New Testament. 
Protevangelium (Gr.) 198. 27 
Gesta Salvatoris (Acta Pilati, Gospel 
of Nicodemus) 165, 740, 1422. 12 
Liber de infantia Christi 1041. 11, 
1396 
Epistolae Jesu et Abgari, 38 
Vindicta Salvatoris 740 
Lentulus, description of Christ 1149 
(11. p. 152): of Christ and the 
Virgin 1401 11; Height of Christ 38 
Letter of Christ on Sunday (Gr.) 
1408. το 
Cross, story of (Fr.) 1041. 14, (Lat.) 
1396, 1440. 3 
Inscription on Calvary 1083. 12 
Note on Crucifixion 323. 237 
Historia Pilati 1450. 50 
Historia Judae 1450. 51 
Transitus S. Mariae (Lat.) 316. 10 
Apocalypse of the Virgin 1408. 14 
Proverbia Mariae Magdalenae (Fr.) 
323. 32 
Epistola ad Laodicenos 153 
Epp. Senecae et Pauli 452. 2, 822. 1 
Acta Andreae et Matthiae 1408. 6 
Acta Thomae (extr.) 1408 f. 207 
Passio Petri et Pauli (Marcellus) 622 
Ill 
Apocalypse of John 1408. 31 
Anon. Apocalypse 1408. 19 
Questions of John on the Liturgy 
1408. 51 
Visio Pauli (Lat.) 1129 11, 1401 11, 
(Gr.) 1165 fix. (?) 
Clementine Recognitions (Fr. verse) 
622. 11, (Lat.) 1041. 2 
History of Three Kings 731 
Canones Apostolorum 1140. 6 
Petri et Pauli Canones 1140. 3, 4 
Fifteen signs 1083. 12 
Soul, progress of 1125. 11 
Apollonius Niger de Arte memoratus 1419 
Apollonius Pergaeus, Conica 1464 
Apostolius, Michael, scribe 459; contra 
Plethonem 1047 
Apuleius, Sphaera 1109. 2, 1422. 10; Herbal 
1152 
Arator 289 - 
Arcambal, L., 418. 9 


INDEX 5 


Architecture, Classical, tract on 1069 ᾿ 

Arderne, Joh., Surgery 1153 

Arethas, S., Martyrium 191. 5, 198. 19, 
210. 17 

Aretinus, Leon., Epistola 890. 3; ad Inno- 
centium VII 1420. 111; Historia Tancredi 
1450. 43 

Aristarchus, de sole et luna Arabice 1043; 
Astronomia 1296. 1 Ἢ 

Aristides, Rhetor., Monodia in Smyrnam 
820. 14; Orationes xlvi 1234 

Aristophanes, Vita 459; Plutus 459; Nubes 
459; Ranae 459; Aves (frag.) 984; 
Lysistrata 984 

Aristoteles, Ps. Enigmata 28; Ps. Secreta 
secretorum 600. 68, 900, (extracts) 943, 946. 
2, 1036. 3; 1118. extr. 1122. 14; in Engl. 
1212; Problema 1081 f. 19; Experimenta 
1081 f. 95; Ep. ad Alexandrum 916 rv, 
1083. 8, 1109. 41, 1119. 3; extr. 1125 ΠῚ, 
1402 111; Physioznomia 1081 f. 100, 
1109. 46, 1109. 46, 1125 1 2; Mechanica 
1188; compend. super Physica 1115. 1; 
de morte Arist., vel de pomo 1115. 6, 
1399. 4; de plantis, notes on 1384. 6; 
de sophisticis elenchis 1337 111; Anon. 
comm. in Arist. 1338; Alchemica 1122. 
20, 1380. 14, 1480. 16; Table on, frag- 
ments 1148 1; Thomas super Ethica 
1232 fin.; comm. on Meteora 1348 1 8; 
Metaphysica 1368 1; de numeralibus 1400. 
4; conflictus cum Platone 1432; de 
caelo et mundo 1498. 1; de generatione 
et corruptione 1498. 2; Ephesius in 
Sophist. elench. 1485. 13 ; see Pachymeres 

Arithmetic, puzzles, tracts on, etc. 1149 

Armada, Ital. poems on 627. 1, 4 

Arms 115, 286, 340, 402, 452, 458, 642, 643, 
652, 750, 827, 889 III, 973, 988, 994, 1049, 
1139, 1182, 1191, 1249, 1258, 1268, 1270, 
1275, 1361 

Armston, Will., tracts 632 

Armytage, J., owned 728 

Artemidorus, de urinis 1158. 7 

Artemius, S., Martyrium 198. 15 

Arthur, Prince of Wales 936 111; Christening 
of 1157 f. 49 

Arts and Sciences, notes on 292 1; verses on 
1081 f. 19 

Arzachel, Tables (Engl.) 1307. 22 

Aseneth, see Apocryphal writings 


Ashburnham, Will. 7 

Ashby, G., Poems 599 f. 41 

Ashecombe (Ayshecum), owned 1123 

Asheley, Rob., Discourse of Honour 893 

Asser, facsimile of Ms 584 fiz.; (Ps.) Annales 
770; Vita Alfredi 1353 

Assudius, Alchemica 1380. 4 

Asterius Amasenus, de S. Phoca 1317. 53 

Astle, T. 697 

Aston, S., letters from 699 

Astrampsychus, de Insomniis 1304. 2 

ASTROLOGICA 360. 7, 567. 4, 759. 9, 918. 3, 
921 11 2, (Engl.) 943, (Greek) 947, 1081, 
(Greek) 1090 11, 1109, 1117 viii, 1127, 1144, 
1186, (Engl.) 1307, (Greek) 1367, 1418, 
1422, (Engl.) 1491-1494, (Ital.) 1495 

ASTRONOMICA 573, 576, 941, 945, 949, 1052, 
1109, 1149. 16 etc. 1345, 1348, (Engl.) 
1392, 1404 111, 1409, 1418, (Engl.) 1491- 
1494, (Greek) 1296 

Athanasius, S., Vita Graece 185; Homilia 
191. 32, 1397. 12-21, 23; Tractatus 203. 
1-36, 204. 1-21; in Ps. 1255. 12; ad 
Antiochum 1408. 33; (Latin) libellus fidei 
1286. 2; de trinitate 1286. 3 ; altercatio 
1286. 4; Ep. ad Luciferum 1286. 6 

Atkinson, G., owned 921 

Atona, Joh. de, Septuplum 290 

Aubrey, J., owned 1370 

Augiensis, Codex 412 

Augurellus, Jo. Aurel., Chrysopoeia 1399. 10 

Augustine of Canterbury, Life in Engl. verse 
911 11; miracle of 1388 

Augustinus, S., De sermone domini in monte 
7 11 1, 164.1; de muliere forti 7 11 2, 
24 11 3; quaestiones ad Dulcitium 7 11 3, 
164. 24; sermo (app. 245) 91 2; ad 
Iulianum comitem 24 I, 59 1 1, 164. 12; 
super 1 Ep. Johannis 25. 1, 141. 3, 164. 2, 
140 1 111; exhortatio symboli contra 
Judaeos etc. 25. 2; ad Orosium 28 III, 
38, 111. 4, 1128. 9; Sermones varii 28 v, 
36 f. 3, 43 111, 59 III 1, 2, 5, 10, 37, 38, 
297 11 1, 314 1, 1272. 3; Regula 43 11 1, 
165 111 5; de trinitate 56, 110; ad sororem 
de vita Christiana 59 I 2, 164. 5; de 
orando deo 59 1 3; de vera et falsa 
poenitentia 59 1 5, 164. 13; meditationes 
59. 39, 164. 33, 293 11, 111; Soliloquium 
59. 40, 64. 9, 164. 28, 293 111 1, 2; de 
cura pro mortuis agenda 59. 73, 112 4; 


INDEX 


de mendacio 59 11, 112. 2; de symbolo 
libb. Iv 64 1: lib. I 64 105; super 
apocalypsim 64. 3; de orig. animae ad 
Renatum 64. 4, 112. 6; de nat. et orig. 
animae ad Petrum 64. 5, 112. 7; de 
eadem ad Vinc. Victorem 64, 6, 112. 8; 
ad Simplicianum (Ep. 37) 64 7; de 
diversis quaest. 64. 7; contra Pelag. et 
Celest. de gratia Christi 64.8; de igne 
purgatorio 64. 11, 164. 27; de fide et 
operibus 64. 12; de disciplina Christiana 
71 11 2; contra Felicianum 101. 1, 1134 
1 1; de moribus eccl. cath. etc. 76 I 1, 
164. 17; super ep. ad Rom. 76 I 2, 
164. 18; super ep. ad Gal. 76 I 3, 
164. 19; de quantitate animae 101. 3 ; 
unde malum 101. 4, 164. 32; de libero 
arbitrio 101. 5, 164. 32, 1460. 6; de 
origine peccati 101. 6; contra diffinitiones 
Caelestii 101. 7; de natura et voluntate 
101 8; super Psalmos (1-50) 172, (51-77) 
102, (51-100) 173, (101-150) 174; con- 
fessiones 104, 1; de diversis heresibus 
104. 2; de agone Christiano 111. 3, 164 
31, 1128. 12; de adult. coniug. 112. 1; 
de vera religione 112. 5; sermo Arriano- 
rum: contra perfid. Arr. 112. 9, 10; 
contra aduers. legis etc. 112. 11; super 
Iohannem 116; Flores super Epistolas 
119; de verbis domini 129, extr. 164. 22; 
de verbis apostoli 129; super Genesim 
ad litt. 139, 1460. 4; Epistolae 140; 
Milleloquium 154; de visit. infirm. 164. 3 ; 
de poenitentia 164. 4; Ep. ad religiosos 
164. 7; Flores in contemplationem 164. 
8, 14; de spiritu et anima 164. 9, 1095. 1, 
1344; de conflictu virt. et vit. 164. 10; 
de conuersione 164. 11 ; de fuga mulierum 
164. 15; de laude Ieronimi 164. 16; de 
-diuinatione demonum 164. 21; Hypo- 
mnesticon lib. vI 164. 25; contra ca- 
lumniatorem 164. 26; Enchiridion 164. 
29, 1042, 1434, 1460. 1; de fide ad 
Petrum 164. 30, 1460. 5; de secreto in- 
carnationis 717 111; extr. on Eucharist 
1337 IV; sermon 1444. 10; de concordia 
Evangelistarum 1427 ; sermones de S. Joh. 
~ Bapt. 1434. 14; de natura boni adv. 
Manichaeos 1460. 2; de verbis apostoli 
Fundamentum aliud 1460. 3; de per- 
fectione iustitiae 1460. 7; de natura et 


gratia 1460. 8; sententiae Prosperi 1460. 
9; sermo Respice te ipsum 1460. 10; de 
corruptione et gratia 1460. 11; de XII 
abusivis 19. 4, 59 I 4, 164.6; de tribus 
habitaculis 59. 52, 164. 20, 325 1 3; de 
morte Hieronymi 359 II 4 

Aulaby, J. 899 f. τι 

Auria, Jos., version of Hero 1240 

Aurispa, Gio., dialogue 890 1 

Aurora, see Petrus de Riga 

Autographs 418. 8, 495, 540, 665-673, 680— 
682, 686-691, 827 

Autolycus, de sphaera etc. 1190; de ortu et 
occasu (lost) 1350 

Avesbury, Rob. de, chronicle 723. 2 

Avianus, Fabulae 1229 f. 84 

Avicenna, alchemical tracts 1120 111 4, 1363 ; 
Mineralia 1122. 32; Tabula 1422. 6 

Axminster, survey 451 

Ayer, Dr, Latin Poem 307. 11 


Babington, Dr, Collection of Maps 856 111 ; 
(xvI) owned 1311 

Babington (G.), letter to Q. Elizabeth 1051. 
4; to Mary 1051. 6 

Bacon (Lord), Verses 521. 3 ; ordinances by 
702 111; apology for Earl of Essex 707. 
12; autograph of Essays 1502 : 

Bacon, Roger, Spec. Alchem. 915 11, 1120. 6; 
English extracts 915 Iv; de retardatione 
senectutis (in Engl.) 922 and extracts 
from other works (Lat.) 1389. 7; on 
secretum secretorum 1036. 1; ἂς Scient. 
experimentali 1036. 2 (Engl.), 1119. 5; 
tract lost 1115 /fix.; Alchemica 1363, 
1407; collection of transcripts from Dublin 
and Cotton Mss 1294; de regimine senum 
1389. 1; ex compendio studii 1389. 4; 
de erroribus medicorum 1389. 3; de 
quinta essentia 1389. 5; perspectiva1418. 6 

Baconsthorpe, Postillae 348 

Bailey, Jac., Comicorum Graecorum frag- 
menta 1280 

Balbina, S., Vita 316. 30 

Bale, J. Bp., copy of Leland 753 

Bannister, Rev. H. M. 945 (11 p. 365) 

Banns, notice of (1482) 224 

Barbara, S., Martyrium (Gr.) 199. 1; Vita 
(Lat.) 316. 2; Lectiones de 340 

Barclay, Jo., Epistola (printed) 11 p. 425 

Barkham (Berks) 352 


SS 


INDEX 7 


Barking Abbey, Hymnal 1226 

Barlaam, contra Latinos 1296 1 6; ad Nico- 
laum de Papa Romano 1397. 6; de 
processione Spiritus Sancti 1397. 7 

Barnabas, saying of 1032. 5 

Barnard, Sir J. 435 

Barnes, Dr, letter 668 

Baronius, Rob., Disp. metaphys. 894 

Barrow, Dr Isaac, Works and collections 
834, 838-840, 857-876, 999 

Barry, Rob. de, his collections 1109 

Bartholomaeus de Glanvilla, de proprietatibus 
rerum 969 

Bartolommeo Veneto, Islands of the Medi- 
terranean 942 

Bascleus, see Le Bacle 

Basilius, S., Homiliae (Gr.) 191. 12, 17, 353 
Vita 191. 16 (Lat.) 1272. 4; Vita (Lat.) 
717 11; Monita (Lat.) 1133. 8; Consulta 
1272. 1; Fragment (Gr.) 1138. 1; Regula 
1272, 1, 2; Extr. (Gr.) 1408. 46; Epistola 
1397. 9; see Amphilochius 

Basilius Imp., Naumachica 1038. 4; Porphyro- 
genitus, Edict 1299. 15 

Basilius Philippensis, de Praesent. B. V. M. 
1397. 26 

Basilographus, Chronicle so called 1223. 2 

Basle, Council of 1389. 1401. 4; letter on 
1450. 48 

Bassa, Assan, Life 857. 4 

Bateman, Bp., Constitution 1245 fin. 

Bath and Wells, Bps. of 750 

Batman, Stephen, owned 301, 305, 368 

Battely, J., on Bury 505 

Battlefield, College of, documents 1285 

Baudemundus, Vita S. Amandi 1434. 17 

Becket, see Thomas, S., of Canterbury 

Beda, super mulierem fortem 24; super 
Matthaeum 39; super Lucam 46; super 
Marcum 54; super Epp. Cath. 75; super 
Samuelem 82; de temporibus (extract) 82 ; 
flores Aug. super Epistolas 119; Homiliae 
126; super genesim 146; supposed auto- 
graph of 216; Historia ecclesiastica 717. 
I, 722, 741, 743; de obitu Bedae 717. 1 2, 
722, 741; de figuris 912. 2, 1128. 3; Vita 
S. Cuthberti 1088 (verse), 1128. 4, 1227; 
Tabula 1109. 15; de arte metrica 1128. 2; 
verses on months etc. 1128. 5, 6; versus 
de die iudicii 1135. 3; de naturis rerum 
1381; de tabernaculo, extracts 1434; 


Martyrologium 1487; de sex aetatibus 
1482. 3; see Gale, Thomas 

Bedfordshire, Freeholders’ Book for 1824 503 

Begelly, Rob. de Barry, Vicar of, his book 
1109 

Bekett (?), J. 257 

Bekynton, Bp., portrait etc. 881 

Bell, Beaupré, de nuptiis 406; collections 
584, 615, 713, 851-854, 856; poems 607; 
notes on Catullus 614; Portuguese docu- 
ments 1281 

Bellarmine, Parliament against 1302. 13 

Bellotti, Paolo di 972. 1 

Belvoir Priory, documents 1437 

Bembo Lorenzo, Commission 659 

Benedict, S., Letter of 2; Regula 1134 11, 
1361, 1437. 4 

Benedictus de Nobilibus de Luca, de Re- 
publica 1080 

Benedictus Petriburgensis, Miracula_ 5. 
Thomae 321 

Benedictus Yrefacius, Alchemica 910 11 

Bentivoglio, Ant. de, Oratio 1420 11 

Bentley, Collections by, Classical 414; on 
Hesychius 1467; Biblical 415; letters 668, 
671, 1020 

Benzelius, Eric of Linkjéping 289 

Berengarius, obitus 1445. 6, see Lanfrancus 

Berengaudus super Apocalypsim 15, (F'r.) 950 

Beresford Hope, A. J., owned 705, 780 

Berkeley, Lord G., letters 699 

Berkeley, R., Meditations 735 

Bernardus, S., Flores 7; de consideratione 
ad Eugenium 23, 371, extr. 1157. f. 60; 
Liber cartulae 24, 1285. 11; opera varia 
310; Ep. ad Hugonem 371. 2; Medi- 
tationes 1041. 6, 1133. 6, 1222. 3, 1440. 6; 
deploracion in French 1094. 2; Contempl. 
de passione 1401. 2; de re familiari 1423. 2 

Bernardus, Breviarium in iure canonico 394 III 

Bernardus Provincialis, medica 1377. 5, 1482 
Il 

Bernardus Silvestris, Cosmographia 1335. -1 ; 
Megacosmius 1368 II 

Bernentius, colores rethorici 912 ΥἹ 

Bessarion, de Eucharistia 1383 

Bestiary 884. vI; French verse 1118 11 3 

Bever, Jo., Chronicle 759. 4 

Beverley, Collegiate Ch., Hist. of 1302. 19 

Bevis of Hampton, fragment 1117 Iv 

Bezae Codex, copy of 214 


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INDEX 


Bezaleel, saying of 1032. 5 
Bibblesworth, Walter de, tract on Grammar 


1125 111 


BIBLE 


Lnglish. 
Pentateuch, 51 
New Test. 218, 231 
Gospels 1354 
Matthew, Exposition on 36 
John, Exposition on 36 
Apocalypse 50 
Genealogies, see Broughton 
french. 
2 Maccabees (frag.) 1149 
Apocalypse 950 
Greek. 
Pentateuch from Codex A 1484 
Proverbs 1079 
Eccl. Cant. Sap. 1077 
Psalter 222, 1142, 1186 
Collations of Mss of LXx 415 
Hexaplaric fragments 1485. 2 
Catena in Psalmos 1252; excerpts 1255 
Comm. in Eccl., Cant., Prov. 180, 
1078, 1079 
N.T. transcribed from Codex A 177 
Transcript of Codex Bezae 214 
N.T. (exc. Apoc.) 227 
Gospels 228, 1378 
Fragments Uncial (W“) I pp. 243, 549 
Epp. Paul. (Gr.-Lat.) 412; fragments, 
uncial I p. 549 
Evangelistarium 1253; fragment 415. 17 
Miscellaneous lections (O.T. & N.T.) 
1408 
Excerpta de Trinitate etc. 1397. 1 
Hebrew. 
Psalter (Heb.-Lat.) 782 
- Proverbs 804 
Isaiah (Heb.-Lat.) 778 
Esther 677-679 
Latin. Complete: 147, 212, 219, 221, 
229, 232-239, 1072-1074, 1087, 1113, 
1208, 1258, 1282, 1362, 1390, 1394, 
1425 
Latin. Partial texts: 148, 155, 162 
Latin. Old Testament. Single books: 
Exodus glossed 49 
Leviticus gl. 29, 37 
Num. gl. 33 
Deut. gl. 13 


BIBLE 


Latin. Old Testament. Single bocks: 
Joshua gl. 91, 95 
Judges gl. 91, 95 
Ruth gl. 91, 95 
Sam. & Kings gl. 94, 144 
Chron. gl. 91, 163 
Esdr. & Neh. 163 
Tobit 37 
Esther 163 
Psalter 220, 243-245, 265, (Heb.-Lat.) 
782, 847, 987, 988, 1100, 1182, 1247, 
1374 
Prov. gl. 12 
Eccl. gl. 12, 37 
Cant. exp. 15, 37 
Wisdom gl. 30 
Prov.—Ecclus.. gl. 118 
Isaiah gl. 58, 108, 1083. 10, (Heb.- 
Lat.) 778 
Jer. gl. 1, 109 
Lam. gl. 1 
Prophetae ΧΙ gl. 90, 117 
1, 2 Macc. gl. 163 
Latin. New Testament. 
Text 224 
Gospels 215 gl. 149, 151 
Matt. gl. 9, 10, 31, 70, 85, 96 
Mark gl. 10, 85, 96 
Luke text 1301; gl. 11 
John 26, 34, 1432 
Pauline Epp. text 216, 412, 413; 
gl. 5, 27, 62, 115, 154 
Acts gl. 32 
Apocalypse 213, 217 
Lections (Evv. and Epp.) 251, 252 
Latin, Pentateuchus metrice 40 
Commentaries etc., anon. 
Kings & Chron. 27 
Psalms 121, 263 11° 
Canticles 165 
Pauline Epp. 39 vi 6 
Analysis of Epistles 304 
Historia Biblica 314 
Explanatio vocabulorum 325 111 
Concordantiae Bibl. 339 11 
Materia Capitulorum 373. 2 
Expositions of Gospels 1054 111 
Compendium Bibliae in verse 1336 


Bibliographical extracts (Evans) 486 
Bibliorum Figurae 72 


ον μος 


INDEX 9 


Binding, noteworthy 138, 950, 1182, 1184, 
1186, 1235, 1240, 1249, 1275, 1284, 1285, 
1361, 1498 

Bingham, Sir R., letter 698. 17 

Bito, de catapultis 1367. 1 

Blagrave, Jo., Mathematical tracts 1097 

Blastares (Matth.), contra Iudaeos 1485. 9 ; 
de synodis 1485. 10, II 

Blenheim Palace, accounts for building 418. 7 

Blund, Joh., Chancellor of York 163 

Boat, accounts relating to a 61 

Boccaccio, de casibus virr. illustr. (Lat.) 1218 

Boccio, Zef. T., addresses to Philip of Spain 
etc. 661. 3-5 

3ockyng, Edward 61 

Bockyng, Tho. de 85 

Boece, Hector, Hist. of Scotland 1193; 
owned 1421 

Boemus, Alamanus 1347 11 3 

Boernerianus, Codex, transcript of 413 

Boethius (Ps.), de disciplina scholarium 
598. 1; de consol. philos. (Ital.) 882; 
(Lat.) 1179; Musica 944; Arithmetica 
940; Geometria 939 

Bohemian Chronicle 1366 

Boleyn, Anne, letters of Henry VIII to 734 

Bonatus, Guido, Astrologica 1418. 8-13 

Bonauentura, extract 17; Breuiarium 42; 
Meditatio 42, 293; (in English) 322. 5; de 
vita Christi 61; (in English) 223, 352, 367; 
Stimulus amoris 293 11; (in English) 305. 
2; Itin. mentis in deum 370. 2 

Bonde, Ric. 136 

Books, list of 5, 129, 1032, see Catalogue 

Boole, Prof. G., letters to 569 

Boraston, Simon, de unione eccl. veritatis 
347. 4; de ordine judiciario 347. 6; de 
mutabilitate mundi 347. 7 

Bordeaux, John of, Medical tract in English 
905 11 4, 1102. 6 

Bordysley, Joh., Table by 292 111 

Borelius, Jo., owned 1332 

Bosham, see Herebertus de B. 

Boston, J. of Bury, note from 1146 fx. 

Bourchier, Abp. Th., owned 250 

Bourne, Gilbert 379 

Bowyer, W., owned 724 

Bowyer, W., collections 545 

Bracherus, Alchemica, 1269 IIL 

Bracton, de legibus Angliae 1436 

Bradburne, Rich. 64 


Bradshaw, H., note by 253, 592 

Brahe, Tycho, portrait 1052. 1 

Brakenburge, W. 828 

Brampton, T., Seven psalms in verse 680. 
65 

Brandanus, S., verses on 1041. 9 

Brather, R., scribe 926 

Braybrooke, Sir Gerald, papal pardon 
granted to 1225. 7, 1302. 12 

Brereton, Hen. 354 

Breton, Gautier le, scribe 1447 

Breton, de legibus Angliae 1314. 1 

Bridget, S., of Sweden 337; Revelations 

_ 1440. 18 

Bridgewater 1123 

Bridlington, John of, Prophecy 35 v 

Bridlington, Robert of, chronicle 1318. 1 

Brienne, Comte de, owned 705, 706 

Brigida, S. (of Ireland), Vita 316. 27 

Bristol, Earl of, articles 699. 74 

British Museum, MSS in 1149, 1216, 1221, 
1345, 1364, 1391 

Brodeau, J., on Oppian etc. 1267 

Bromet, Dr W., Collections by 479, 510-513, 
523 ?, 530-532 

Brook, S., on Predestination 349 

Brooke, ‘Scyros’ 589. 4, 996; ‘Adelphe’ 
589. 5; see Plays 

Broucley, R. A. de, law tract 1409 

Broughton, Gul., Facetiae Cantabrig. 1497 ; 
Hugh, Genealogies of the Bible 1501 

Browne, Isaac Hawkins, letters to 684 

Browne, Serjt., Discourse 1040, 1244. 2 

Browne, Tho., owned 1284 

Brownrigg, Bp., letters 699 

Brunck, owned 459; Fragmenta Pythagorea 
1505 (autogr.) 

Brunham, Rob. de, Musica 1441. 2 

Brute Chronicle 723. 1 (Fr.), 731 (Engl.), 
1413, 752 (Fr.) 

Bubacar, secreta 1120 III 15 

Biibenhofen, owned 1235 

Bucke, G., version of Lipsius 1189 

Buckingham, Duke of, papers about 698. 12, 
18a; volume of verses etc. on 1059 

Bulkley, T., owned 1311 

Bull, Josias, acct. of CPol. 698. 5 

Bullen 15 

Burghersh, Jo., scribe 1441 

Burghley, Ld., crest etc. 889 ΠῚ 

Burgoyne, Margaret, letter 907 


10 INDEX 


Burgundia, Joh. de, medical tracts 1102. 5, 
6, 1144. f. 110; in Engl. 1404. 2 

Burley, Walt., super metaphysica 1109. 53 ; 
de vitis philosophorum 1154. 1 

Burton Abbey, document 1411. 14 

Bury St Edmunds, Antiquities by Battely 505; 
charters etc. 728, see Humphrey, Duke 

Bury, Ric. de, Philobiblon 819 111 

Bustarde, U. 253 

Busto, P., description of Transylvania 638 11 
f. 121 

Butler, Dr G., owned 459 

Butler, Matth., owned 1269 111 

Butler, Dr Wm., Epitaph 307. 13 

Byng (Bing) 820; notes on Terence 848 — 

Byron, Lord, letters 540; life 541 

Bytton, Wilts. 748 


Cabrallus, Barth. 1148 v1 
Caesarius, S., Sermons 18. 28, 164. 23 
Caffeteau, tract 859 111; (Coeffeteau) 660. 10 
Caldwell, pedigree 520. 4 
Calistanis, Lazarus de, scribe 1347 11 4 
Calixtus II, Capitula 1337, p. 180 
Callinicus, S., martyrium 210. 4 
Camaterus, Joh., poema de astris 1056. 3 
CAMBRIDGE 
University. 
Privileges 419, 695 II 
Visit of Q. Elizabeth 425. 2 
Hailstorm of 1846 478. 2 
Papers relating to elections etc. 492 
Facetiae 507, 546, 1497 
Great St Mary’s accounts 509. 2 
Libraries, notes on 515 
Gilds 515. 6 
Mathematical papers 561 sqq. 
Epitaphs 584 
' Letter from Protestants of Alsace 698. 
25 
Antiquity of 719. 3 
Regius Professor of Divinity, statutes 
732 
Foundation of 752 
Statutes of Elizabeth 929, 931 
Letters (1556-1575) 1174. 8 
Speeches of Public Orator 1225. 2 
MSs in Univ. Library 1319, p. 275 
Mss in College Libraries 1319. 8-13 
Occasional. Poems 1497 
Receipt Xvth cent. 1422. 1 


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CAMBRIDGE 
University. 
Latin Poem, de adventu Regis 307. 14 
Gild of St Clement 1343 
Hostel of St Edmund 1395 


Colleges. Peterhouse. Consecration of 
Chapel 307. 4 
Colleges. Christ’s. Subscribers to new 


building 775 
Colleges. Corpus Christi, note on 401. 4 
Colleges. Trinity. ᾿ 
Visit of Cosmo de Medici 698. 24 
Mrs Sadleir’s letters to 699. 69-72 
Building Accounts of Hall 853 v1 
Fellows and Scholars (also King’s 
Hall) 854 11 
Presents from D. North 857. 11 
Bishop’s Hostel, papers about 992 
Memoriale Collegii (Benefactors etc.) 
994 
List of coins in Library 998 
Declamations 421, 422 
Litterae Supplicatoriae etc. 453, 454 
Letters relating to 478 
Society for Prevention of Cruelty to 
Undergraduates 491 
Papers found in 528 
Graces set to music 558 
Examination papers 561 
Letters on gifts to the Library 683 
Case of Thredder & Whittnell 1174. 7 
Catalogue of Mss, 1256 1319. 8 
Building accounts of Library 1276, 
1277 
Statutes 1278 
List of accessions to Library 1279 
Accounts of King’s Hall m1 p. 532 
Cambridgeshire, Arms of Knights 509; 
Church notes 515. 4, 516-519, 520. 1, 
584; Pedigrees 584. τα; liber Eliensis 
1108, 1145; Newton Chantry 1169; Spinney 
Priory zééd.; Foulmire, Rector of 1245; 
Escheats 1413, 1414 
Camden, W., Annals, autograph 715 (and 11 
Ρ- 423) 
Camerarius, Joachim, owned 1383 
Campanella, T., of the New World 619. 9; 
della Magia 619. 11; on Spain 638 1; 
Monarchia del Messia 638 11; tracts by 
663 
Campion, E., Hist. of Ireland 754 


INDEX Il 


Campion, scribe 1356 

Canon Law, anon., see Law, Canon 

Canons, penitential, Greek 227; (Lat.) 1134 
111; of councils etc. Gr. 1140, 1299, 1300 

Canosti, Epitaphs 661. 6 

Cantelupe, Nic., de antiq. acad. Cantab. 
719. 3 

Canterbury, Statutes and Constitutions 397, 
400, 401; Abps. of, 770 111; Privileges of 
Christ’s Church 770 111; Plan of Christ’s 
Church 987 ; documents of Christ’s Church 
1438 

Cantor, see Petrus 

Capell, Eliz., letters 699; death 700 

Capell, Sir Giles 1037 v 

Capistranus, prophecy 974 

Caradoc of Llancarvan, Chronicle 1470. 2 

Carew, G., owned 1125, 1351 

Carier, B., tracts 771 11; (Charier) owned 
1210 

Carlyle, T., letters to E. Fitzgerald on 
Naseby III p. 532 

Caroline, Queen, her death 521. 5 

Carpenter, Ric., verses 1120. 3 

Carpus et Papylus, SS., Martyrium 198. 8, 
210. Io 

Carr, Nicolas, transl. of Demosthenes 460 

Carthusian documents 1401. 4 

Cary, H., 217 (p. 300); W. 752 

Casaubon, Jac., copied most of 1294 

Casley, D., transcript by 701 

Cassianus, Joh., Collationes 4; Extract 412 
(p- 546) 

Cassiodorius, super Cantica 15; super Ps. li-c. 
127; (ci-cl) 128; super Ps. i-l. 1288; 
Epistolae 1340; de lament. Jeremiae 
1434. 12 

Castellione, Walt. de, Alexandreis 604 

Castelvetro, Jac. di, delle Radici 620, 621, 
892, see 11 p. vi 

Castiglione, Bald., precetti politici 649. 7 

Castiglione, Rinuccio da, transl. of Aesop 
456 

Caswell’s Baroscope 474 

Catalan, see Spanish 

Catalogue: of Books, anonymous 5, 488, 


646, 1032, 1203; of Dr ‘Colbatch’s 


Library 182; of Edw. Reed’s Library 
183; of Glastonbury 724. 14; St Paul’s 
School 1050; unknown monastic 1083 
fin.; of Cottonian Mss 1243; of Dr Dee’s 


library 1251; of mss at Trin. Coll. Camb. 
1256; of Altemps Mss 1265. 1; of De 
Thou’s MSS 1265. 2; of Mesme’s Mss 
1265. 3; of Monchal’s Mss 1265. 4; of 
Venice mss (St Mark) 1265. 5; of Mss at 
the Tower 1265. 6; of Mss at Lincoln’s 
Inn 1265. 7; of Lord Lumley’s Library 
897, 1268; of Royal Library 1319. 1; of 
Theyer’s Mss 1319. 2; of Westminster 
MSs 1319. 3; of Arundel Mss 1319. 4; 
of Wheler’s Mss 1319. 5; of Ussher’s 
MSS 1319. 6; of MSs in Cambridge Col- 
leges 1319. 7-13; of Weld’s Mss 1319. 7; 
of Palatine Greek MSS 1465, see Books 

Catena, see Bible, Greek 

Cato Disticha (Anglo-Saxon) 819; Lat. 1135. 
2, 1229. f. 81, 1285. 8 

Catullus, B. Bell’s notes on 614 

Cautiones, entries of 237, 635 

Cayley, Prof. A., letters 569 

Cecco d’Ascoli, Acerda 591 

Cecil, Sir R., reply to a “‘libello” 972. 5 

Cerdano, Ant., Cardinal 456 

Cerne Abbey, Verses on 317 fin., 1149. 8; 
collections from 1149 

Cesariano in Italian 642. 1 

Cessoli, Jac. de, de ludo Scaccarii 298 

Chalcedon, verses from 1140 11 9 

Chalcidius, super Timaeum 824. 2, 1115. 5 

Chaldee Grammar 465; alphabet used as 
charm 1144 fin. 

Chalid, Alchemica 1380. 5, 1400 Iv, v 

Challis papers 561-563 

Chamberlaine, Leonard 338 

Chantrey, Sir F., works 508. 4 

Chark, Will., owned 60, 103 

Charlemont, Lord, on precedency of Peers 
506 

Charles I, Meditations 626; documents 698. 
10, 123 letters 521. 6, 699. 56; petitions 
etc. 1059 11; Remonstrance to 1302. 15; 
notes on his reign 1331 

Charles II, letter 509. 4; speech 698. 20 

Charles V, Ricordi 619. 4, 5, 639. 30, 661. 17 

Charles XII of Sweden 418. 6 

Charms, (in French 371), 1109. 31 etc., 1081. 
f. 76, 95, 1133. 6, 1144 fiv., 1402 fin., 
1438 

Charnocke, T., Alchemical collections 1120, 
1407 

Chastising of God’s children, in English 305 


12 INDEX 


Chastlet Obits 265 
Chaucer, G., Canterbury Tales 582; parts 
595; Minor Poems 595 1, 599; on the 
Astrolabe 941 
Chaundler, T., works by 881 
Chebeham, see Thomas 
Cheeke, W., Epigrams 764 
Cheke, Sir J., extract 753; transl. of Leo’s 
Tactica (autogr.?) 880 
Chemistry, notes on 738, see Alchemy 
Chertsey 1124. 10 
Chess 1149. 4 drawings and verses; see 
Cessolis, Middleton 
Chigwell School Statutes 1333 
Chillenden, Tho., Prior of Christ’s Church, 
Canterbury, p. 203 
Chiromancy, see Palmistry 
Chis (?), P. D., de Sacramentis 312 
Chittlehampton 1450. 53 ' 
Christ’s Hospital, scheme of learning 698. 22 
Christopherson, J., owned 203; Jephthae 
Tragoedia 1061 
CHRONICLES 
Biblical 27 
of England, fragment 36 
in French 655. 3 
anon. 146 
notes of English historical events 402 
Scala mundi 645 1 
Eulogium historiarum 740 
Brute 723. 1, 752, 1413, 1486 
Anon. 751, 759. 3, 6, 776, (Fr.) 883, 
(Lat.) 884, (J. Foxton) 943, (Abing- 
don) 993, 1036. 5, (Margan) 1108, 
(English) 1174. 2, 1369, 1371, (Engl.) 
1469 
from S. Augustine’s, Canterbury 1470. 4 
of Isle of Man 1474. 1 
of Wales 1482. 1, 4 
Annales, anon. 1489 
(Greek) 1140 11, 1223 
Chronicle Roll 636, 675, 676, 1103 
Chronogram 899 
Chrysippus, Encomium 5. Joh. Bapt. 1317. 5 
Chrysostomus, S. Joh., (é Greek) in Ioh. 
et Luc. 178; Homiliae xxx in Genesim 
186, 200, 211; Hom. de Seraphim 187; 
Homiliae in Matthaeum 188, 208; Homi- 
liae 191. 10, 15, 19, 22, 23, 25-30, 33, 
34, 36-38, 40, 42-47, 51, 52, 55-57; 
63, 64; Homiliae variae 184. 1-17, 192. 


1-43, 195. 1-25, 1817. 52, 54-61, 68, 
1332. 2-12, 18, 19, 1408. g etc.; de 
cruce 1060. 6; adv. Judaeos frag. uncial. 
1079; on Ps. xxxvii. 1255. 13; Vita Gr. 
185. 9, 12 
(Zn Latin), (Ps.) opus imperf. super Matt. 
45; (Homilia de Magdalena 45); in Ep. 
ad Hebr. 78, 130; Ep. ad Theodorum 78; 
Vita 78; Sermo de iustitia spirituali 78; 
de reparatione lapsi 79; de compunctione 
79; de psalmo 1. 79; quod nemo laeditur 
etc. 79; sermo de expulsione 79; post 
reditum 79; de Asia regressus 79; de 
Proditione Iudae 79; de Cruce et Latrone 
79; decruce 79; de Ascensione 79; super 
Iohannem Homiliae ΧΕΙ 100; in Matth. 
130 

Ciassianioni, Gio., Tract. 660. 5 

Cicero, Somn. Scip. 824, 1115. 3, 4; de 
amicit., de senect., paradoxa 828; Aratea 
945; de officiis 982 Iv; Rhetorica 1112; 
de fato 1115. 2; de senect., de amicit., 
in Catilin., in Sallust. 1381. 2-5; Epp. ad 
Atticum 1420 11 

Cinuzzi, Marcantonio, poems 625 

Cisneros, J., de Poenitentia 311 

Cistercian documents 1344 

Clark, Dr W. 540 

Clarke, Adam, on death of Porson 434 

Clarkson, Will., owned 1247 

Claudianus, Cl., Carmina 1194; de phoenice 

- 1399. 8 

Clemens Alexandrinus, extract in Latin 74. 
II 

Clemens, Ancyranus, S., Vita Gr. 185. 5 

Clemens Lantoniensis super Evang. 159. 1 

Clement of Rome, Recognitions in French 
verse 622 11; Recognitions’ in Latin 1041. 
2; on the twelve Fridays, Gr. 1408. 11; 
Epitome 1408 fi. 

Clement, S., Gild of, Cambridge 1343; me- 
moria 72d. 

Clement VIII., documents 618, 619. 1 

Cockerell, Prof., Lectures 501 

Cogan, Will. 396 

Coins (Roman, list of) 526; Collections of 
842, 853, 855; list of coins in Trinity 
College Library 998; see also King, Edw. 
& Bell, Beaupré 

Cok, Jo. 253 

Coke, Sir Edw., Speech 1177 


INDEX 13 


Coke, Rob., letters 699; epitaph 699. 61; 
Reflections 700 

Colbatch, Dr., Catalogue of his Library 182 

Colchester 1037 v 

Colchester Abbey Chronicle, notes 1369 

Coldingham, Prior de 19. 10 

Cole, W., reference to his MSs 525 

Colet, J., Analysis Epistolarum 1274 

Colf, Rich. 1 p. 188 

Collen, Lud. van, caricature of 476 

Colleone, Bart. 638 11, ff. 78, 79 

Collier, J. Payne, owned 1502 

Collosini, Stef. 857. 12 

Colonese, Abate, alchemica 925 

Colonna, Guido de, Historia Troiana (in 
Italian) 640; Latin 1423 

Colours, tract on 1081, f. 17 etc. 

Colucius Pierius, letter 452 

Columbine, W. 237 

Columella, de insitionibus arborum 1399. 11 

Colville, Joh., dispensation to 1169 

Comber, T., Sermons 630, see 1426 

Commonplace books 954-967, see Notebooks 

Compotus, Regulae 28 1 5, 759. 11, 902 11, 
1081 f. 22, 1109, 1149 

Conclaves, see Papal 

Concordance, see Bible 

Connock, Rich., tract 720 

Conopius, Nathanael 1165 

Constance, Council of 725 111, Iv 

Constantinople, acc. of by Bull 698. 5; draw- 
ing of pillar 896; notes on (Gr.) 1140 11 
5,7,8 

Constantinus, Afer (Cassinensis), Liber coitus 
902 v; Liber graduum 904. 7; Pantegni 
906; Viaticus 907, 1064 

Constantinus, Porphyrogenitus, Excerpta de 
legationibus 1195; Tactica Navalia 1038. 1 

Contarini, Fr., reports 639. 10 

Contarini, Gio. Bapt., reports 661. 27 

Contarini, T., reports 638 11, 639. 8 

Controversiarum Liber 181 11, 300 

Conyers, Wm., Ld. 1231 

Cope, Sir W., Remonstrance 698. 1 

Coph, de uirtutibus medicinae 904 2 

Corbett, R., Bp., Poems by (?) 307. 5, 8 

Cornutus in Persium 1241 

Cornwall, Norden on 1250. 4 

Cornwallis, Earl 423 

Cosmas and Damianus, SS., Vita (Gr.) 187. 
1 fin. 


Cosmas, Vestitor, de transl. S. Joh. Chry- 
sostomi 1165. 2; Encomium Zachariae 
1397. 27 

Costumes, Greek and Turkish 896 

Cotes, Roger 986 

Cotton, Sir R., tract by 710. 2; Catalogue 
of his Mss 1243 

Councils 97 II, 124, 201. 1, 1140, 1299, 1300, 
cf. Canons 

Courtenay, Abp. Will., owned 154 

Courteys, J., 347 

Covell, Dr, letter to 667, 670 

Coventry, liberties 1124. 1 

Coventry, Walter de, Chronicle 1453. 1 

Cowley, A., poems 699. 78 

Cowper’s Parlour Press, specimen of 271 

Cozen, Jo. 307. 6 

Crabbe, the poet, note-book 489 

Crabtree, Rich. 451 

Craigg, letter 671 

Craister, J., will 560 

Cramborne, Rob. 338 

Crane, R., Mss given by II p. xx 

Cranmer, Th., formerly owned 217 

Crautuvaldus, Val., on the Eucharist 1246 

Crawford, Jac., owned 1141 

Crete (Candia), descr. of 639. 23 

Crew, Sir Ran., letters 699, also from J. Crew 

Cripplegate (de porta claudorum), Joh. 
Alchemica 1380. 16 

Critopulus, Metrophanes, owned 1187, 1252 

Cromwell, Oliver, verses on 70; death 700; 
autograph 686; discourse on 698. 2; 
letter 699. 57; letter to 1225. 1 

Cromwell, Rich., petition to 699. 58 

Cross, Invention of (Gr.) 1138. 3, (Lat.) 
1483. 2, and see Apocryphal Writings 

Crossley, Jas., owned 1503 

Crowe, Eyre 1024 

Ctesibius Belopoeica 1367. 2 

Cumis, Martin de, Tabula 452. 8 

Cunanus, Jo., owned 459 

Cursor Mundi 588 

Curteys, Wm., Abbot of Bury 623 

Cuthbert, S., Vita 1088, see Beda 


_Cuthbertus, de obitu Bedae 717 1, 722. 2 


Cypher writing 379, 1089, 1351 

Cyprianus, S. (Jerome), ad Nepotianum 17. 
43 (of Antioch) Confessio 22 1 2; Mar- 
tyrium (Gr.) 198. 26, 210. 2; (Ps.) de xii 
abusiuis 1076. 2, 1434. 2 


14 INDEX 


Cyprianus, poeta, Pentateuchus metrice 40 

Cyprus, description of 639. 24 

Cyrillus, Alex., Epistolae: in symbolum etc. 
124, and see Councils 

(Cyrillus Alex.), Homilia 191. 21 

Cyrillus Hierosol. (Ps.), de morte Hieronymi 
359 11 4, 991 

Cyrus et Iohannes, SS., Vita (Gr.) 185. 11 


Dalimil, Chronicle of Bohemia 1366 

Dalton, H., prior of Durham 1227 

Damascenus, see Iohannes 

Damascius, opera (Gr.) 1254; collections on 
1316 

Damasus, Creed of 101. 2; verses 148 f. 161 

Damianus Larissaeus, Optica 1296 111 

Dancius, Alchemica 1363. 19 

Daniel, Hen., de Urinis 1474 

Daniel, Dean of Armagh, Paraphrases 276 

Daniel Stylita, S., Vita 199. 7 

Dans, Kath. 340 

Darell, W., from his collections 1309 

Dares Phrygius, Hist. Trojae 884 11 

Darmarius, Andr., scribe 1038, 1382 

Dastine, Jo., Alchemica 1122. 10, 25, 1400, 
3, 1411 

Dathus, Aug., Rhetorica 1123 

David, Greek homily on 1360. 2 

Davies, J. A., Collections on Hist. of Music 
551-557 

Deane, Dr, Speeches 440 

Decreta Pontificum 405 

Dedier, Dr, Lectures on Physic 737 

Dee, Dr J., ΠῚ p. xi, notes by (Ὁ) 1037 vir; 
owned 1118, 1125, 1151, 1154, 1348, 1351, 
1363, 1384 (?), 1405, 1448 (?), 1451, 1452(?) ; 
Catalogue of his Library 1251 

Deeds 418, 424 

Deer Abbey, Charters 1370 

Dehn, Count 647 

Delany, Patr., letter 415. 18 

Delavale, Th. 325 

Delisle, L., on Bernard Gui 653 

De Lisle, Geographical papers 1496 

Delrio Extract 1302. 11 

Demetrius, S., Martyrium 198. 21, 210. 19 

Demetrius Triclinius, de luna 1296. 3 

Demosthenes, Olynth. Latine 460; notes on, 
by Duport 464; notes on 832 

Denis, S., Psalter at 1 p. 192 

Deo, Joh. de, Tract. 325 111 1 


D’Epernon, papers 661. 8 

Derby, Earl of, on Isle of Man 1174. 11; 
letter to Cromwell 1225. 1 

De Thou, Catalogue of Mss 1265. 2 

Devil, Officers of his Court 394 fin. 

Devonshire 451 

Devotions, Latin 236, 281, 304, 360. 1; 
French 266, 267; English 268, 332, 408, 
735, 974; Greek 1357 

De Wes (Vadis) Egid., alchemist, owned 
1380, 1399, 1400; alchemical tracts 1400. 1 

Diacetius, Franc. Cataneus, de amore 1412, 2 

Diacrinomeni, schism 1299. 8 

Dicta Patrum 1133. 5 

Dictes of Philosophers 1287. 2 

Dictionarius 1285. 21, 22, see Lexicon 

Digbye, Jo. 588 

Diggs, Sir D., Speech 1177 

Diogenes, Laertius, de Vit. Philos. 820. 15; 
quoted by Burley 1154 (11 p. 165) 

Diogenes, narratio de septem philosophis 
1223. 13 

Dionysius Areopagita, S., Hierarchiae 63, 
71, 74; de diuinis nominibus 74; de 
mystica theologia 74; epistolae 74; Mar- 
tyrium Gr. 198. 2, 210. 3; cf. 1337 11 4 

Dionysius Halicarn., Epitome περὶ συνθ. 
ὀνομ. 820. 12; Rhetorica 1116 111; ex- 
cerpts 1304. 8 

Dioptra, Gr. 1360. 7 ἡ 

Dioptrica 1352 

Diss, Rector of 1432 

Divination, a method of 987 (11 p. 407), 1404 
11; in French 1313. 1-3 

Dobree, note by 1234 

Doctrine of the Heart, in English 301 

Domerham, Adam de 724. 5 

Domesday, extracts 1470. 5° 

Donatus, de partibus orationis 1285. 1; 
(spiritualised) 374. 13 

Donne, J., Dr, Poems 307. 7, 9, 592 

Dorothea, S., Oratio rhythmica to 55; Vita 
316. 5 

Dorotheus (Dorachius), de occultatione an- 
nuli, Engl. 1307. 15 

Dorotheus, Ps. de lxxii discipulis 227 

D’Ortegon, Barn., patent of nobility 973 

Douce, E., note by 706 

Douglas, Gawain, Aeneid 1184 

Dover Castle, Constables 1309 

Downame, Jo., Brief Concordance 889 I 


INDEX 15 


Downing, Sir G., assault on 494 
Dowsing, Wm., Cambridgeshire Journal 520 
Doyle, Wm., letters 415. 14 
Draiton, Francis, owned 1282 
Drakenborch, Arn., Lectures on Justinus 439 
DRAWINGS (sce a/so I}luminations) 
(I) 60, 61, 249, 291, 301, 361, 369, 376, 
390 
(II) 483, 510-513, 532, 553, 577, 579, 
584, 591, 594, 601, 645, 676, 711, 
842, 889 111, 896, 921, 945, 949, 970, 
974, 989 
(III) 1025, 1081, 1088, 1102. 2, 1105, 
1120, 1134, 1149, 1152, 1153, 1179, 
1199, 1201, 1211 (1229), 1231, 1241, 
1250, 1269, 1273, 1293, 1312, 1329, 
1344, 1376, 1399, 1410, 1422, 1434, 
1494 
Dryden, Jo., Indian Emperor 590 
Du Bartas, poems trans. 769 
Dudley, Will.. de, scribe 6 
Duffeld, W. 396 
Dufour, René, owned 1235 
Dugdale, Sir W., Herbert’s letters to 1174. g, 
1477. 2 
Dumellis, Ric. de, see Ricardus 
Dun, W., ΠΙ p. xii; Medical collections 
1063, 1127, 1148, 1166, 1376 ν 
Duni, Taddeo, Secreti 917 
Dunstan, S., Acrostic on 289. 8, 1042; vita, 
by Osbernus 1134 11 
Duport, Jac., Notes on Claims 464, 835- 
837 (?) 
Durham, notes on 429; Relics at 1227; Bps. 
of etc. 1227; Ms at 1446 
Dutch House of Jerusalem, Rule 1065; 
Astron. tables 1404 111 
Dygouns, Jo., scribe (Ὁ) of tract on music 
1210 
Dyott, Ant., owned 1293 


Eadwine 379; Scribe of Canterbury Psalter 
987 

Easter, Tables for 1083. 12, see Compotus 

Edmund of Canterbury, S., Vita 728 11; 
Office 70. 2; Speculum in French verse 
1241. 15; notes on 1157. f. 27 

Edward the Confessor, S., Pictures of his 
life 213, 1413 

Edward I to Pope Boniface 884 11 2; notes 
of records 1157. f. 71 


Edward II, Barons’ War 1157. f. 43 
Edward VI hunts in Windsor Forest 352; 
book in his autograph 1773; life, by 
Hayward 1233 
Edwardus, Visio alchemica 1122. 17, 1380. 21 
Effrem, see Ephraem 
Eglisham, J., Forerunner of Revenge 889 11 
Elias Cretensis, in Greg. Naz. 1180 
Elizabeth, wife of Hen. VII, prayer 1157, 
f. 53 
Elizabeth, Queen 710. 11-13; tract by 772; 
letters etc. 1051, 1225. 1; Horoscope 
1127; Pius V against 1302. 7 
Elizabeth de Fraunce, tract ded. to 857. 1 
Ellenborough, Lord, autograph 418. 11 
Elmer, Joh. 61 11 1 
Elmerus Cantuar., Epistolae 1468. 4 
Elmham, Th. de, Vita Henrici V 1426 
Elvington document 597 
Elwis, S., Mss given by 11 p. xx 
Ely, documents 728; liber Eliensis 1105, 1145 
Elyot, Ric. 635 
Elze, K., life of Byron 541 
England, Kings of 426, 601 11, 40, 74, 724. 
12,1123, 1440. 4; Valor Beneficiorum 696; 
list of Levies 702 11; Miscellaneous his- 
-torical documents 707, 709, 710, 712, 713, 
757; Prerogatives of kings 756; Sees 
759. τ; Marvels of (in French) 883; 
Musters 979; List of Officers, Ports etc. 
1244. 1; Collections on History 1309, 
see Chronicle 
ENGLISH TRACTS 
On translation of Scripture 24 111 3 
Exposition of Matt. & John 36 
Sermons 43, 61, 223, 305 
Bonaventura 352, 367 
Exposition of Epistles & Gospels 134, 
1053. 3 
Isidore etc. 181 111, 1099. 1 
Doctrine of the Heart 301 
Homilies etc. 322. 1 
Chastising of God’s children 305. 1 
“Exposition of the Romish Catechism” 
305 IIL 
On the Seven deadly Sins 305 iv 
Pious treatise 322. 3 
On the Paternoster 322. 4, 1053. 2 
On the Commandments 1053. 1 
Devotional letters 1053. 7 
Pore Caitif 336 


16 INDEX 


ENGLISH TRACTS 
Of the Creed etc. 337 
Crum of Comfort 631 
Treatise of Sin 353. 2 
On the Sacraments 374. 1 
Perfeccio vitae 374. 2 
Life of the Virgin & Christ 374. 3 
Devotional Epistle 374. 4 
Usury 808 
Earl of Leicester etc. 886. 3 
Medical 905, 911, 913 vi, VII, 915, 921, 
922, 1102 
Alchemical 909, 910, 916, 926, 1269 
Almanack 941 
Duelling 975 
Abbey of the Holy Ghost 1053. 6 
On the senses etc. 1099. 2 
On the Nobility 1178 
Grammatical 1285 
Order of Philosophers 1287. 2 
Of good gouernaunce 1287. 3 
A murmurer described 1495. 5 
ENGLISH, MSS IN 
(I) 24 111, 36, 48, 61, 134, 181. ΠῚ, 
223, 301, 305, 322, 323, 329, 332-337, 
343-345, 349, 352-354, 367, 376, 408 
(II) 536, 539, 542, 581-583, 588, 593- 
597, 599-603, 605, 613, 652, 655, 731, 
733, 774, 905, 909-911, 913, 915, 916, 
921, 922, 926, 941 
(III) 1033, 1037, 1046, 1048, 1051, 1053, 
1068, 1081, 1099, 1102, 1117, 1119, 
1120, 1144, 1151, 1153, 1157, (1182), 
1183, 1184, 1193, 1198, 1212, 1230, 
1233, 1250, 1269, 1283, 1285, 1287, 
1302, 1306, 1307, 1312, 1348, 1351, 
1354, 1375, 1376, 1392, 1396 (1401), 
. 1407, 1410, 1411, 1412 (1422), 1440, 
1444, 1449, 1450, 1469, 1473, 1476, 
1481, 1486, 1491-1494, 1501-1504, 1506 
See also Anglo-Saxon, Poems, Verses 
English, William, see Willelmus Anglicus 
Engraving, early 1182 fix. 
Ephesius in sophisticos elenchos (Gr.) 1485. 13 
Ephraem Syrus, Homiliae Gr. 191. 24, 60, 
1138 II 415, 1385. 15, 16, 1429. 1-45, 1408. 
14, 23, 60, 61, 72-78; Vita (Gr.) 185. 10; 
Latin, de die Judicii 297 11 5 
Epimachus, S., Martyrium 198. 25, 210. 23 
Epiphanius, Homilia 191. 49, 1332. 12; tract. 
brevis de Heresibus 1299. 1 


Erasmus, S., Vita 316. 31 

Erasmus, Desid., Translation of, by Nichols 
272; version of Libanius, autogr. 827 

Erigena, Joh. Scotus, Version of Dionysius 
Areopagita 74; note on 1036. 4; de divi- 
sione naturae 1301. 1; version of Maximus 
1417, 1488 

Erkengota, S., Vita 1105, f. 230 

Erkenwald, S., Hymn for 1226; entries in 
Kalendar 1247 

Ermenilda, S., Vita 1105 f. 228 

Erskine, T., tracts by 543, 544 

Escurial, Gospels at 508. 9 

Essex Ministers (xvii) 1331 

Essex, Earl of 707. 8-12, 713 

Este, house of 618, 651 

Estienne, see Stephanus 

Estria (Eastry), Henr. de 407 

Ethelbert, S., Life of 255. 3 

Ethelburga, S., Vita 1105 f. 236; Collect. 
for 1133 fin.; Hymns 1226 

Etheldreda, S., Offices for 242 (p. 330); note 
1135 

Eulampius, S., Vita (Gr.) 198. 6, 210. 8 

Eulogium Historiarum 740 

Eunomius, ἔκθεσις etc. 1107 

Euphrosyne, S., Vita (Lat.) 717 11 

Euphrosynus, S., Vita (Gr.) 1408. 17 

Euprepianus, tract 1408. 4 

Euripides, Medea 690; Phoenissae 691(written 
by Porson); notes on 1304. 7 

Eusebius Caesariensis, quaestiones duo 178 11 ; 
Panegyricus in Constantinum 202 II; in 
Ps. Ixxvi 1060. 17; Hypotheses in Psalmos 
1252; de nominibus locorum 1255. 8; 
contra Marcellum 1271. 3; de dominica 
1397. 24; extr. 1397. 2, (Lat.) Sermons 
111 ΠῚ 11-15 : 

Eusebius Emesenus, Homiliae ( Lat.) 28 vi 2; 
sermo (Lat.) 1445. 10; Homiliae (Gr.) 
1317. 41-43 

Eustathius, notes on 833 

Eustratius, S., Martyrium 191. 9, 199. 9 

Euthymius, Vita (Gr.) 185. 2 

Euthymius Zigabenus, Panoplia dogmatica 
193; extract 1248. 5 

Eutocius in Apollonii Conica 1464 

Eutropius, S., Vita 316. 18 

Eutropius, Historia 1146, 1480 

Evans, Ch., Bibliographical Extracts 486 

Evesham 1124. τὸ 


INDEX 17 


Exafranon (Engl.) 1307. 22 

Exchequer, Black book of, copy 1124. 25; 
Remembrancers of 1174. 5; Dialogus de 
Scaccario 1456 

Eye, J., scribe 1445 

Eynesham, Vision of Monk of 371 11, 374. 5 


Fairfax, Serjt., Discourse 1040, 1244. 2 

Faustinus, Sermon 111 ΠῚ 9 

Fawkes, Fr., Comicorum Graecorum frag- 
menta 1280 

Fawkes, Guy, see Gunpowder Plot 

Febronia, S., Life in French 1094 

Feld, Will, owned 1422 

Femina 323 (324), p. 447 

Fenn, Humfr. 231 

Ferguson, J., papers 692, 693, 1495. 6 

Ferne, H., letter 699. 66 

Festus, Pompeius, abridged by Paulus Dia- 
conus 1315. 4 

Fetiplace, J., owned 1314 

Feydeau, M., Reflections 878 

Field, Fred., Aurifodina Chrysostomica 410, 
411; Old Testament 111 p. 532 

Figurae Bibliorum 72. 1 

Filia Magistri, 292 111 

Fillingham, W. 283 

Finch, Heneage, letter 699. 73 

Finchale Priory 1227 

Fireworks (cent. XV1) 698. 21; tract in Latin 
1109. 56 

Fishacre, Ric., Sermons 373 11 10 

Fisher, Bp. Jo., Vita 1132 

Fitzgerald, Edw., Ms given by 489; Carlyle’s 
letters to III p. 532 

Fitzherbert, Th., opinion 1302. 6 

Fitz-James, Rich., Bp of London, Statutes 
402; Rich., owned 1426 

Fitzstephanus, W., Vita S. Thomae 1326 

Five Articles, Controversy of 295 

Fleetwood, Serjt. 1124. 23; Honor of Picker- 
ing 1463. 1 

Flemish, Horae 285 

Flemish, note in 847 (p. 276); verses 1192; 
vocabulary 1443 1 9 

Florence, Council of 137 fiz., 1140 11 15 

Florence, Horae 284, 286 

Flores Historiarum 635 

Florus Lugdunensis, Flores Aug. super Epp. 
119 

Fluctibus, Ed. de, table by 1425 


T. C. IV. 


Flud, Rob., Philosophicall Key 1150; Notes 
1376 1 
Fludd, L., owned 1160, 1287 
Foliot, Gilbert, Bp., Letter to 317 
Fontenay Eurry 577 
Fordun Scotichronicon 1421 
Forman, Simon, astrologica 1117 VIII; 
Medica 1163. 111; Dream (in verse) 1376 
Iv; Magica 1419; owned 1398 II 
Formulae for letters etc. 365 I11, 1285. 20, 
1337 11 3, 1371; for deeds 1062, 1117 11, 
1157 f. 30 etc. ; for manors 1117 v 
Forrest, Will. 17, 18, 952 
Fortho, J., Mss given by II xx 
Fortune, Wheel of 1109. 11, 1404 Iv; sphere 
of 1109. 52 
Fotherby, Edm. 295 
Foulmire (Foulemere) 1245 
Fountains Abbey, Hugo de Kirkstall on 1104 
Fountayne, Jo., Epigrams by (9) 1093 
Foxe, John, owned 50, 78, 113, 114 
Foxton, Jo. de, Liber Cosmographiae 943 
France, notes on 656; geographical 1496; 
petition of Protestants 698. 19 ; ceremonies 
at Court 705. 15; ambassadors at Rome 
705. 16; finances 714. 1, 2; Protestants 
714. 3, 4; itinerary (xiii) 902 1v ; Customs 
of Normandy 1027 
Franck, Seb., Lives of Roman Emperors 733 
Frederick of Prussia 482 
FRENCH, mss wholly or partly in, 
(I) 43, 265, 323, 371 
(II) 481, 585, 600, 612, 615 Iv, 622, 641, 
656, 705, 714, 723, 728 v, 752, 759, 
763, 857, 883, 891, 898, 903, 904, 928, 
934-937, 950, 987 
(111) 1027, 1041, 1044, 1067, 1070, 1094, 
1096, 1101, 1109, 1118, 1119, 1125, 
1133, 1149, 1192, (1216), 1217, 1224, 
1228, 1257, 1261, 1262, 1313, 1314, 
1355, 1376, 1377, 1393, 1402, 1404, 
1422, 1431, 1438, 1446, 1447, 1471, 
1496 
French glosses 610, 1135. 1, 1209. 2, 1337. 2 
French Republican documents 418. 9, 10 
Fretwell, scribe 910 
Frontinus, Sext. Jul., Strategemata 1200, 1433 
Fuentes, Count of, Petition 638 11 
Fulbertus, Sermo 315 ΠΙ 
Fulgentius Ruspensis, de trinitate et δά. 
cath. 64. 2 


t 


18 ι INDEX 


Fulmodeston (Norf.) 418. 2 
Furseus, S., Vita 316. 14, 1434. 16 


Gaby, R. N., letter 493 

Gaguinus, poem 1157, f. 65 

Gaelic Dictionary, papers as to 494 

Galaction etc., SS., Vita Gr. 187. 5 

Gale, Roger ΠῚ, v etc.; Corrections of Bale 
1030; Index to Leland 1205 

Gale, Thomas, Dr ΠῚ, V etc.; notes on Bede 
1167, 1168; on Hesychius 1259, 1260, 
1467; list of inedited writings 1302. 16, 
1485, fiz.; on Damascius 1316; on Mss of 
Nennius 1318 11; cat. of Mss 1319. 9 

Galenus, Tegni 1083. 7; de Passionibus (?) 920, 

1181 

Galfridus, super Palladium 1037 v 

Galloway, Alex., owned 1421 

Gamble, W., notes 431 

Gap, Synod of 1302. 22, 23, 25 

Gardener, Maister Jon., poem on Gardening 
1450. τι 

Gardiner, Bp. Stephen, poem on 613 

Garlandia, Jo. de, Distinct. vocabulorum 
609. vil; Compotus 1055 11, 1285. 24; 
Synonyma 1285. 15; Aequivoca 1285. 16 

Garsdal, Rich., Citation 1473 

Garter, Order of 600. 83; Statutes 933 

Gascoigne, Tho., Letter of 137, fin. 

Gasparinus of Bergamo, Epistolae 1420 11 

Gatford, L., letter 699. 67 

Gauden, Bp., letter 699 

Gaufredus de Trano, Summa 399 

Gautier le Breton, scribe 1447 

Gaveston, Piers, verses on 1450. 42 

Geber, Testamentum 925, 1380. 25; Perfectio 
magisterii 1122. 8; Alchemica 1380. 6 

Gelasius Cyzicenus de conc. Nicaeno, Graece 
97 11, 201, 1 

Gellius, Aulus, excerpts 982 

Gemmeticensis, Gul., see Jumiéges 

Gems, notes on 70, 77, see Marbodus and 
King, C: W. 

Genebrard, G., version of Philocalia 1034 

Geneva, verses at 1157. 10 

Gennadius, extract 78. 4; G. scholasticus de 
fide 1060. 13 

Genoa, documents 971. 4 

Geographical papers (De Lisle) 1496 

Geomantica (Greek) 947; French & Latin 
1070; Latin 1368, fiz.; French 1447 


Geoponica, variae lectiones in 1248. 6 

George III, autograph 418. 8 

George IV, Coronation 521. 7; Copy-books 680 

Georgius, Nicomed., de B. V. M. apud sepul- 
chrum 1317. 4 

Georgius Rhetor, Dioptra 1360. 7 

Gerardus Cremonensis, modus medendi 1377.9 

Gerlandus, Tabula 1109. 16 

German, T. H., letters 498 

German Mss 420 III, 917, 1025, 1246 

Germanus, C. Pol., de Praesentatione B.V. M. 
191.6; translatio 1140. 18; de Synodis extr. 
1299. 9; Homiliae 1317. 15, 40, 62-66 

Germany, documents 709. 1, 3, 4; tracts 
bearing on 886. 1 

Geronticon, Gr. 1085; extracts 1408, passim 

Gervasius, Cantuar., Chronica 644, 729; Vita 
S. Thomae 1327 

Gesta Romanorum 1388 

Gifford, W., super summam D. Thomae 380 

Gil, Alex., poem by (?) 1225. 5 

Gilbertine order, notes 1371 

Gildas, S., Vita 1482. 2 

Gilds 1124. 19; of S. Clement, Cambridge 1343 

Giles, J. A. 40 

Gilpin (Guylpyne), J., owned 1426 

Giraldus Cambrensis, Gemma ecclesiastica, 
ref. to 366; Symbolum electorum 749, 
1468. 6; descr. Cambriae 1305. 2 

Giraldus, Vita S. Athelberti 255. 3 

Gisburne, Walter, chronicle 704. 20, 747 

Glanvilla, B. de, see Bartholomaeus 

Glanville, speaker 707. 16 

Glastonbury, Hist. of 711, 724; documents 
about 724, 727 (p. 205), 1450 

Glastoniensis, Joh., Hist. de rebus Glaston. 
711 

Glave, Joh. (scribe) 73 

Glossaries 373 I, 5, 7, 1285, 1315 

Gloucester bridge 1157, f. 37 

Gloucester, Earls of 770 111 

Glowcestre, T. 379 

Glycas, Jo., Syntax 1028; Michael, Epistolae 
179 

Goddard, Ric., letter 699. 70 

Godstowe Register, extracts 1124. 3 

Godwin, Bps. of Bath & Wells 750 

Goldmannus, Pet., scribe 1271 

Golias, see Mapes 

Golthrop, Joh. 398 

Gomez, P., de Sacramentis 311 


INDEX 19 


Gorges, S. A., Discourse to Pr. Henry 762 
Goring, Priory of 244 
Gower, J., Confessio Amantis 581 
Gowrie Conspiracy 710. 9 
Grammatica—Latina (de Accentibus) 624 111, 
628 11, 5, 6; (“ Tria sunt”’) 895 11; (a large 
collection) 1285, 1337 11, 2; on adverbs, 
Lat.-Engl. 1440. 17; French 628 11, 5; 
Greek 820, 981, 1029 1, 1408. 1, 1466 
Grammatical satire 36. 1 
Granada, Capture of, date 1144, f. 54 
Grandison, J., Bp. 727, 1475 
Grandmont, Order of 1222 
Grassis, Paris de, diary 706 
Gratianus, decretum 1298, 1454 
Grebner, Paul, Vaticinia 970 
GREEK MSS 
(I) 97, 124, 177-181. 1, 184-211, 214, 222, 
227, 228, 256, 412, 413, 415, p. 549 
(II) 459, 611, 690, 691, 813, 816, 818, 820, 
821, 823, 947, 953, 981, 983, 984 
(III) 1026, 1028, 1029, 1032, 1034, 1038, 
1039, 1043, 1047, 1056, 1060, 1061, 1077— 
1079, 1085, 1090 (1093), 1098, 1107, 1116, 
1138, 1140, 1142, 1143, 1158, 1165, 1173, 
1180, 1181, 1186, 1187, 1190, 1195, 1220, 
1223, 1234, 1237, 1240, 1248, 1252-1255, 
1271, 1291, 1292, 1296, 1297, 1299, 1300, 
1304, 1308, 1316, 1317, 1332 (1350), 1357, 
1360, 1367 (1372), 1373, 1378, 1382, 1383, 
1385-1387, 1397, 1408, 1416, 1428, 1429, 
1439, 1462, 1464, 1466, 1484, 1485, 1505 
In x1Ith cent. Latin Ms 74, 77, 1238. 5, 
1301. 1; in ΧΙ cent. MS 317; in 
Xth cent. Ms 1179 
Alphabet 77, 289, 391 
Hypotheses to the epistles translated from, 
in cent. XII 152 
Inscription on Calvary 1083. 12 
Numerals 1369 (111, p. 381) 
Green, Rob., of Welby 927 
Gregorie, David & James, Math. Papers 566 
Gregorius Antiochenus, de sepultura Christi 
1397. 22; de Baptismo 1317. 45 
Gregorius Cyprius, de S. Georgio 1317. 8 
Gregorius Magnus, S., super Ezechielem 2, 
65, 71; Dialogi 3, 79, 126; (Engl.) 1396; 
Registrum siue Epistolae 67; Moralia in 
Job (xiI-xx111) 122, (vi-end) 123, 1236; 
Speculum 141; Pastoralis 291, 1442; in 
Anglo-Saxon 717 III; verses 1128. 6; 


super Cantica 1222. 2; extr. on Eucharist 
1337. 4 

Gregorius Nazianzenus, S., Vita Gr. 185. 7; 
Carmina 1397. 10; Orationes ΧΥῚ 189. 
1-16, 191. 11, 18, 48, 50, 59, 196, 209, 
1332. 15-17; Testamentum 209; Nicetas 
Comm. 1173; Elias Cretensis Comm. 1180 

Gregorius Nyssenus, S., in Cantica 180; 
Opera varia 197 11; de homine 1485. 8 

Gregorius Thaumaturgus, in Ecclesiasten 
209. 28 

Gregorius Turonensis, de Gloria Martyrum 
1475 

Gregory XV, Instructions to Card. Ludovisi 
648. 15, 649. 4 

Gregory, Dr O., papers 476 

Grene, scribe 1153 

Grenehalgh, scribe 354 

Gresham College 698. 35 

Greve, Phil. de, Sermons 373 11 

Grevill, Fulk, Life of Sidney 774 

Grey, Lady Jane, remarks 521. 2 

Grey, Th., Marquis of Dorset 1231 

Griffith, Edm. owned 1224 

Griffith, Th., notes by 222, 373, 393, 402, 601 

Grim (Gryme), Ed., Vita S. Thomae 1320 11 

Grimani, Card., owned 1439 

Grindal, Abp., letters 1225. 1 

Grisons, Embassy of 972. 2 

Gromatici scriptores, extracts 939 

Grosseteste, see Robertus 

Gruffinus Rex, Vita 1305. 1 

Grumbold, R.(?), Accounts for building 
Trinity College Library 1277 

Guarinus, Concertatio 1420 1, 1 

Guggyn, G. 322, 333 

Guicciardini, notes on 971. 5, 6 

Guido, Aretinus, Musica 944, 1441. 3-8 

Guido, Aretinus, Chirurgia, see Guiscard, 
Roger 

Guido, Bernardus, works by 653 

Guido, legatus, Epistola 36. 2 

Guillaume le Normand, Bestiary 1118 11, 3 

Guillermus, S., Vita 316. 7 

Guimundus (Guitmundus), Aversanus, de 
corp. et sang. domini 1445. 8 

Guinterius, Anatomy 1148 vi 

Guiscardus, Rogerus, Chirurgia 902, 919 11, 
1044. 6, 7; (Lat. & Fr.) 1365 

Gunpowder plot, Italian account of 619. 2, 
857. 12, 972. 4 


2—2 


20 INDEX 


Gunthorp, Jo., owned 824 
Guthlac, S., marked 226, p. 313 
Gylberd, J., owned 1422 


Hacket, Jo., Bp., letters 699, 992 (on Bishop’s 
Hostel) 

Hadley, J., on Chemistry 467, 468 

Haest Florentius, de Delft, quodlibetum 
1443 1, 8 

Haldenby, family of Isham 1081 

Hale, Sir M., Cat. of Mss 1265. 7 

Hales, Alex. de, Summa 377 

Hales, Blood of 369 111 

Hall, Bp., letter 699; death 700 

Halley, Dr, letter 669 

Halliwell, J. O., letter 478. 1; owned 567, 
577-579, 692-694, 1097-1149, 1216, 1345, 
1364, 1491-1496. See 11, 354, III, xii 

Haly (fil. Amel.), electiones 1185. 18 

Haly, Alchemica 1122. 2; extracts 1144 /ix. 

Hammond, Sam., owned 1194 

Hampole, Ric., Rolls of, super Psalmos et 
Cantica 14, 171 (in English); super 1x 
lectiones mortuorum 14 1; (in verse) 
601 11, 3, 792. 2; de emendatione uitae 
14, 178; tracts 1401. 3, 5 

Hamworth, Jo., owned 1395 

Hanchett, T., letter 699. 60 

Handford, G., Music 976 

Hanyvett, Jo., Astronom. 1392 

Hardungh, von, patent of nobility 643 

Hare, Jo., St Edward’s Ghost 1174. 12 

Hare, Robert, owned 223 

Harpocration, Lexicon 1029. 1 

Harrington, Sir John 231 

Harrison, Jo. 468 

Harrys, Jo., Vicar of Dartford 224 

Harsnett, Abp. 1046; Statutes of Chigwell 
School 1333 

Harston (Cambs.), Epitaph 521. 8 

Hart, Th., on Logic 461 

Harvey, W., owned 1165 

Harward, Sim., Proverbs 891 

Hastings, Marquis of, owned 455, 466, 568 

Hatton, Lady Eliz., letter on 699. 63 

Hauksworth, ‘‘ Leander” 589. 1; Laby- 
rinthus 589. 2 

Haverford, document 914 

Hawkins, M. Rohde, letter on Nereid 
Monument 501 

Hawks, poem on (Engl.) 1450, 12 


Haymo, super Cantica 15; Sermons 105; 
super Evangelia et Epistolas 159-161 
Hayward, Jo., Henry IVth 768 
Hearne, T. 711, 713 
Heath, J. M., letter 478. 2 
Hebbourn, J. 394 
HEBREW 
Alphabet 77, 1083. 12, 1238. 5 
Used as charm 1144 fin. 
Grammar 463, 465 
In x1lIth cent. MS 317 
Scribble 895 fix. 
See Bible, Hebrew 
Helena, S., Vita 316. 3 
Heliodorus Larissaeus (Poet) 1350 
Helladius Besantinous, Chrestomathica 1029 11 
Helpericus, expositio compoti 945 
Helpis, Epitaph 1179 
Hemingford, Walter, Chronicle 704. 1, 747 
Hemsterhuis, T., notes on Luke 736 
Heneage, Mich. 1265. 6 
Henry I., Laws 1472 
Henry V., Life 1071 = 
Henry VI., a Tryumphe of 1450. ro 
(Henry VI.) letter from Sultan 1157, f. 39 
Henry VIII., a Tract on his Divorce 296; 
Ep. ad Cardinales 355; letters to Anne 
Boleyn 734; Horoscope 1127 
Henry, Prince 720, 760-769, 771, 852, 1268; 
devices for 857. 10 
Henry IV of France, petition to 698. 19 
Henry, Mat. & Phil., letters to 499 
Henry of Huntingdon, see Huntingdon 
Heraclides, Paradisus 73 
Heraclius in Ptolemaeum 1043 
Heraldic collections 508, 509. 2, 529, 535, 
968, 1479; notes (xv) 1037 v 
Herbarium 1152 
Herbert, Sir Th., Hist. of Ripon 1174. 6; 
letters to Dugdale 1174. 9, 1477. 2 
Herbert, Wm. 283 
Herbert (Harbartt), W., owned 1353 
Herbs, names of 335, 1109. 36, 1377. 2, 
1398 1Π1, 1422. 3; tract on 1081, f. 70 sqq., 
Greek 1090, 1140 11, 13; French verse 
1109. 27 
Herebertus de Bosham, Glossa in Ps. i-lxxv 
150; Glossa in Epp. Pauli 152-154 
Hereford, Bps. of 749 
Heresies, documents on (Gr.) 1299; lists of 
1299. 18 


INDEX 21 


Hereward, Gesta 1305. 3 

Hermas, Pastor, extracts 1133. 1 

Hermericus, prophecy 601 11, 41; 899 

Hermes Trismegistus, Opera Graece 205 1, 
1-16; extr. from Kyranides, Lat. 1082 11; 
(Gr.) 1813. 1: Alchemica 1122. 16, 1363, 
1380, 1407; tract in French 1313. 5; de 
terrae motibus 1367. τὸ 

Hermias, Irrisio 1382. 1; ex dialogo 1383 

Hermogenes, S., Martyrium 199. 6 

Hermogenes, Rhetor, synopsis 816; scholia 
on 820. 6, 7 etc. 

Hero, Pneumatica 1240; Geodesia 1367. 4 

Herodianus, Canones 1466 

Herodotus, Lexicon in 820. 13, 1304. g 

Hertfordshire, Norden on 1250 

Hervy, Jo. 914 

Heryerd, Rob. 244 

Hesiod 1439 

Hesychius, Hierosol., Homilia 191. 53, 1385. 
24; Argumenta in Proverbia etc. 1485. 1 

Hesychius, super Leviticum 52 

Hesychius, Lexicon, notes on, by Pearson etc. 
808-811; by Gale 1259, 1260, 1467 

Heybridge Hale, Essex 418, 5 

Heylyn, Peter, letters 699 

Heyte, Martin 218, p. 300 

Heywood, Jasper, Answers 1302. 5 

Hicson, S., Mss given by II XxX 

Hieron etc. SS. Vita, Gr. 187. 7 

Hieronymus, S., super Matthaeum 16; ad 
Nepotianum extract 17; super Cantica 
28; (super Eccl.) 37; de Hebr. quaest. 
in Gen. 77. 1, 1238. 1; de mansionibus 
fil. Israel 77. 2, 1238. 2; de distantiis 
locorum 77. 3, 1238. 3; de interpr. Hebr. 
nom. 77. 4, 167. 1, 1238. 4; liber glossa- 
rum 1315. 1; notae diuinae legi necessariae 
77. 6, 1238. 6; de Hebr. quaest. in lib. 
Regum et Paral. 77. 7, 8, 1238. 7, 8; 
de decem temptationibus 77. 9, 1238. 9; 
de Cantico Debborae 77. 10, 1238. 10; 
Lament. Jeremiae 77. 11, 1238. 11; ad 
Dardanum de musicis instrumentis 77. 12, 
1238. 12; de partibus minus notis V. et 
N. T. 77. 13, 1238. 13; super Psalmos 
83, 158; super Prophetas (Naum—Mal., 
& Dan.) 84. 1; (Hos.—Mich.) 107; de 
assumptione B. V. M. 87. 1, 315. 11; 
Sermons 111, 35; super Jeremiam 131, 
168; super Danielem 84, 131; super 


Ezechielem 142; Epistolae 148 (158); 
super Isaiam (1-Χ) 157, 169 (xXI—XvIII), 
110; de parentela Christi 373 1, 3: opera 

omnia 990, 991; Prol. in Biblia 1083. 1; 
de nativ. B. V. M., sermo 1128. 11; de 
penitentia 1133. 3; fides ad Augustinum 
1286. 8: ad Jovinianum 1325. 11 

Higden, Ranulph, Polychronicon 634, 719, 
726, 1293 

Hilarion, S., Vita, Gr. 198. 16; Lat. 316. 13 

Hilda, S., Life in Lat. verse 1450. 46 

Hildebertus, Cenomannensis Epistolae 76 11; 
Carmen 76 11, 317; super missam 1076. 4; 
Moralium dogma philosophorum 1368 Iv 

Hildegard, S., prophecies 360. 5 

Hilton, Walter, Scala Perfectionis 354, 1375; 
on temptations (?) 1375. 2 

Himerius, Orationes ΙΧ 1485. 12 

Hinchliffe, Bp., ‘author of Junius” 499 

Hinckley, notes on 534 

Hippiatrica 1428 

Hippocrates, dicta (Engl.) 905 11, 2; tract 
in French 1044. 4, 1109. 30; aphorismi 
1083. 3; commentary 1127; Prognostica 
1083. 5; ad Maecenatem 1083. 8; Secreta 
1125. 111; Physiognomia 1149 (11, p. 192); 
tract in Engl. 1404. 1 

Hippolytus (Ps.), de Consummatione Mundi 
1039. 3; Canons etc. 1140. 5, 7; de 
Theophania 1317. 46; (Thebanus) de 
ΧΙ Apostolis 1397. 4; fragmenta _his- 
torica 1397. 32 

Hirmologus, Gr. 1165 

Hixe, Will., owned 946 

Hodson papers, see Challis 

Hoeschel, D., owned 1034 

Holbeche, J., scribe 1422 

Holcot, Rob. super lib. Sapientiae 68; Dis- 
tinctiones 303 

Holcrafte, Th. 231 

Holdenby (Haldenby) of Isham 1081 

Holland, Is. 1269 11 

Holland, Philemon, owned 336 

Holdsworth, Ric., letter 699 

Holm, Will., Medica 1422. 19 

Holt, scribe 1445 

Homerus, Ilias, Tzetzes on 981; Text 983 

Homiliae (Latin), Collection of 105; in 
Matthaeum 53; Saxonice 369; (Greek) 
1317, 1397, see Sermons 

Honorius of Autun, Sigillum B. Mariae 43 


22 INDEX 


Hooke, Dr, letters 672 

Hope, Dr, Lectures on Materia Medica 737 

Hopper, S., Elucubratio Psalmi x11! I, p. 431, 
note 

Horae, see Liturgical 

Horatius, Ὁ. Fl., opera 458, 629, 1229; 
Epistles 598. 4, 609 IV, 624 11, 1057; 
Ars poetica 609 111; Satires 609 111; 
Vita 1229 

Horncastre, Henr. de 19 

Horsham, St Faith, Priory, notes 884 

Hort, Dr, 1, p- 545 

Hostiensis, Summa Copiosa 407 

Hoveden, deed about 899 

Hoveden, Roger de, Chronicon 1435 

Howard, H., Earl of Northampton 356 

Howard, Phil., Earl of Arundel, trial 1051 11 

Howel, Laws of 1303, 1329 

Hoyle, Rev. C., Poems by 1000-1018 

Hoyle, Mr, Poem on 699. 76 

Hucbaldus, Ecloga de Calvis 1242. 1 

Hudson, J., letter 1237 

Hugh, St, of Lincoln 252 

Hugo, Cantor Ebor. de, controversia Primatus 
1487 

Hugo, de S. Caro, super Apocalypsim 99 

Hugo, de S. Victore, de arra animae 17. 3, 
165 111, 325 1. 2; de Archa Noe 23. 1; 

‘super prologum Β. Ieronimi in penta- 

teuchum 23. 2; super Genesim ad litte- 
ram 23. 3; de institutione nouitiorum 23. 
4, 325 1. 1; super hierarchiam Dionysii 
63, 71; Triameron 165 111. 2; de B. V. M. 
uirginitate 165 111. 3; de Sacramentis 346, 
362, 363, 1478; de compunctione cordis 
360; extract 759. 5; Speculum 1083. 9 

Hugucio, tract 815. 3; Dictionary (frag.) 
1148 11 

Hull, liberties 1124. 11 

Hulne Abbey 730 

Humanists, Italian, speeches 1420 

Humphrey, Duke, death of 1418. 5; book 
dedicated to 330 

Hunsden, Ambr., owned 1355 

Hunter, Dr, Lectures on Anatomy 737 

Huntingdon, Henry of, extract 292; History 
730 

Hurley (Berks.), notes on 513 

Hutton, Abp., letters 1225. 1 

Hyde, Gilb., owned 1355 

Hyginus, C. Jul., Poeticon Astronomicon 945 


Hymns, Latin 1, 15, 70; (S. Edmund Conf.) 
229; Greek 222, 1332 /fin., 1408. τό; 
Latin 281, 1226 (Hymnal) ; 1242; English 
652 

Hypsicles, Arabice 1043; Graeca 1296. 2 


Ickham, Petrus de, Chronicle 1273 1 
Iconoclastae, Anon. de 191 (p. 247); Pro- 
blemata 1060. το 
ILLUMINATIONS (see a/so Drawings): 
(I) 15, 20, 38, 66, 70, 77, 84, 86, 88, 90, 
91-93, 108, 109, 115, 117, 121, 132, 
133, 139, 142, 144, 148-153, 156, 163, 
164, 166, 167, 199, 212, 213, 215, 217, 
220, 223, 226, 233-236, 241-246, 250- 
253, 257-259, 261, 265, 269, 270, 273, 
275, 277, 278, 281, 284-286, 288, 289, 
340, 369, 379, 381, 387, 395, 407 
(II) 458, 601, 604, 610, 635, 642, 643, 
645, 650, 652, 653, 659, 674, 676, 741, 
816, 826-828, 847, 881, 884, 939, 941, 
943-945, 950, 973, 987-991, 993, 994 
(III) 1042, 1044, 1086-1088, 1100, 1105, 
1109, 1118, 1134, 1135, 1139, 1152, 
1155, 1179, 1182, 1208, 1231, 1235, 
1238, 1240, 1247, 1249, 1253, 1257, 
1258, 1275, 1282-1284, 1286, 1287, 
1289, 1298, 1341, 1355, 1374, 1378, 
1393, 1394, 1413, 1425, 1434, 1446, 
1447, 1473 11, 1478, 1480, 1494 
Indexes to Scholia on various classical authors, 
by R. Walker 985 
India, Army in 423 
Ink, receipt for (Greek) 1140 11. ro 
Innocentius de miseria humanae conditionis 
1133. 5 
Inquisition documents 647. ὦ 
Inscriptions, copies of 734, 1804, 4, 11; 
(forged) 1146 
Insulis, Alanus de, de planctu naturae 819 II 
Ipotys, Booke of 61 I. 2 
Ireland, note on history of 371 11; Govern- 
ment of 710. 6; Campion’s History 754; 
discourse on (Ital.) 971. 2; fragment of 
rental 1388 
Irish, notes in 361, 918 
Isaac, Monachus, de triangulis 1367. 3 
Isaac, de Urinis 1473 11 
Isidorus Hispalensis, S. Sententiae 24 1, 
181 111, 1222. 1; de ortu et obitu SS. pat- 
rum 28 1, 1, 3; liber prohemiorum 28 1, 6; 


INDEX 23 


Differentiae 28 11, 1134. 2; extracts 79, 
212; Sermons 111. 25 sqq.; quaestiones 
in V. T. 141; (Monita) Synonyma 297 11, 
4, 829. 1. 1; (in Engl.) 181 11, 1099. 1; 
Etymologiae 368, 814; extracts 1134. 3, 
1209, 1448; de corpore et sanguine do- 
mini 1128. 10; ad Florentinam 1134. 4; 
a semetipso ad semetipsum 1134. 1 
Isidorus Pelusiota, Epistolae duo 178 11. 2, 3 
Isocrates, Argumenta in Orationes 1304. 5 
ITALIAN, MSS IN 
(II) 420, 568, 586, 591, 608, 615 11, 617- 
621, 625, 627, 638-640, 642, 646-648, 
651, 654, 657-663, 705, 706, 849-852, 
856 Iv, 857, 859, 882, 888, 891, 892, 
898, 908, 911 1, 917, 971, 972 
(III) 1068, 1171, 1451 v, 1471, 1500 
Italy, Diary of Tour in 432; Historical docu- 
ments 618, 619, 638, 639, 646-649, 651, 
654, 657-661, 705, 706, 851, 971, 972. 
See Bromet, Papal, Rome 


Jacob, Judaeus, Canones 1185. 4 

Jacob, Will. 400 

Jacobus, frater Domini, S. Encomium 198. 18, 
210. 16; Vita 227 (p. 316); see James 

Jacobus, Synopsis Chronica 1140 11. 1 

Jacobus, Greek scribe 227 

James the Great, S., Life in Engl. 1413 

James I, letter 1225. 1 

James II, meditations 521. 1 

Janewey, J. M., Dr, medical tracts 922 

Januensis, see Voragine 

Jeremias, Patriarch of CPol. 1138. 111 

Jergis, de signif. planetarum 1185. 24 

Jernegan, Rob. 1037 v 

Jerusalem, de captione 730 11; Dutch house 
of 1065; Greek tract on 1408. 44 

Jewel, Bp., owned 717 11 

Jews, notes on religious service 707. 12; 
Italian treatise on Hebrew Laws 1500; 
of receiving converted Jews (Gr.) 1299. 
13, 14 

Joachim, S., Memoria 1247 

Joannes Calybita, Vita Gr. 1360. 4 

Joannes Carpathius, opera varia 1385. 7-12 

Joannes Chrysostomus, see Chrysostomus 

Joannes Damascenus, Historia Barlaam et 
Tosaphat 22.1; Encomium B. V. M., Gr. 
191, 66: de adorandis imaginibus, Gr. 
1039. 1, 1060. g; de cruce 1060. 5; de 


mensibus Macedonum 1397. 3; Sermones 
1317. 0-12, 1397. 28 

Joannes Eleemosynarius, S., Vita, Gr. 187. 11; 
in French verse 622 1 

Joannes Euchaita, Hom. de Angelis, Gr. 
187. 16; de S. Gregorio etc. 1317. 7; 
versus de Apostolis 1397. 4 

Joannes of Leontinopolis, de S. Joh. Bapt. 
1408. 7 

Joannes, Archiep. Nicenus, de Nativitate 
Christi et de Pascha 1397. 33 

Joannicius etc. SS. Vita, Gr. 187. 4 

Joannicius, introd. ad Tegni Galeni 1083. 2 

Jocelinus of Furness, Vita S. Patricii 361 

Jocelin, J., extr. from his collections 1305. 


7 

Johannes Collectarium super decretales, 1. 
Pp. 203 

Johannes Cassianus, see Cassianus 

Johannes Diaconus, Vita S. Nicholai 87. 5 

Johannes Hispaniensis, letter to Queen of 
Spain 1313 1 

Johannes Lugdunensis, Sermones 254 

Johannes Salisburiensis, Vita S. Thomae 
717 I 

Johannes de S. Paulo, liber Virtutum 912 v 

Johannes Scotus Erigena, see Erigena 

Johannes Viennensis, Alchemica 1363 

Jones, Jeffrey 524 

Jonson, Rich. 219, p. 302 

Jordanes, Chronicon (lost) 1266 

Jordanus (Saxo), de ponderibus 1109. 44 

Joseph, S., of Arimathaea 1450. 20, 26 

Joseph, Thessalonic., de Cruce 1039. 2 

Josephus, fragment 1252. 3, 15 

Josippus, Hypomnesticon 1255. 2 

Judocus, S., Vita 316. 22 

Julianus Imperator, de regno 1060. 12; Epis- 
tolae 1060. 14; Orationes 1143, 1382. 
2, 3 

Julianus Laodic., astro]. 1367. 5 

Julianus Pomerius, de vita contemplativa etc. 
19. 1 

Julianus, S. et Basilissa, passio 1272. 5 

Jumiéges, Will. of, Historia Normannorum 
1041. τὸ 

Junius, controversy 499 

Junius, Patr., see Young 

Justinianus, Institutions 1310 

Justinus, excerpts from the Histories 27 111 

Juvenalis Satirae 1241, 1242 


24 INDEX 


KALENDAR 
Of Gospels for the Year 215 
English 220; (Welsh additions) 224; (in 
English) 231 ; 232, 242-246, 250, 253, 
257, 258, 265, 402, 918, 941 Iv, v, 1081, 
1247 
Canterbury 987 
Cerne 1149. 19 
Cologne 1369 
Ely 1105, 1145 
Flemish 261 
Naples 1374 
Oxford 902, 930 
Paris 269, 275 
Rouen 1393, 1499 
Tournai 278 
Winchester 945 
York 943, 1182 
Katherine, S., Life, 316. 1; Engl. 1413; 
Lectiones de 340; verses on 1157. f. 67 
Keck, Rob., owned 1506 
Keepe, H., Monumenta Eboracensia 1263 
Kendall, J., Priests’ Manual 280 
Kent, formulae relating to 1157, f. 30 etc., 
see Canterbury, Dover 
Kent, Eustache or Thomas of, Romance of 
Alexander 1446 
Ketham, Jo., Medica 1443 I 
Key, T., de Antiquit. Acad. Oxon. 716 
Keymer, Richard etc. 26 
Khunrath, H., Confessio 1119. 4, 6 
Kilcoursie, Lord, Papal brief to 1302. 4 
Kilmington, survey 451 
Kilwardby, Rob. de, Sermon 373, f. 210 
King, progress of, in England 752 
King, C. W. Mss of III, p. 532 
King, Edw., papers by or belonging to 469- 
475, 495, 496 
King, Bp. H., Exequy 592, f. 2473; letters 
699. 45 
Kirkby Lonsdale 352 
Kirkstall, Hugo de, history of Fountains 1104 
Knevet (Norfolk) 1283 
Knight, C. I. & E. 275 
Knight, Dr R., heraldic collection 535 
Knott, Math., World in the Moon 1174. τὸ 
Knyvet, T., letter to 509. 4; owned 1400 
Kynwolmerssh 69 
Kyrkeby, Rich. 49 


Labyrinth 1109, 9, 1149. 1 


Lactantius de phoenice 1399. 3 

Laertius Diog., Vit. Philos. 820. 15 

Lambarde, W. Archeion 1463. 4, 1474 III; 
Nomoistor 1490; verses 335 

Lambeth, Council of 1440. 8 

Lambeth Palace, MS at I, p. 114 

Lands, survey of 85. 1 

Lane, Jo., Triton’s Trumpet 1172 

Laney, Dr B., Epitaph 698. 34 

Lanfranc, letters to 405; Sors 743; dictum 
1337 Iv; contra Berengarium 1444. 7 


Lanfrancus, Mediolanensis, Chirurgia 913. 


111; in English 913 v1 
Langham, Simon, Epitaph 1157 f. 45; 1097 
jin. 
Langley, Jo. 596 
Langley, Th., owned 1447 
Langridge, Jo. 352 
Langton, super xii Prophetas 21, 41, 69; 
super Pentateuchum 86; super -Parabolas 
98; super Danielem 98; super Isaiam 
103; Bible said to have been his 212; 
sermon 323. 18 
Langwath, scribe 1445 
Lansdowne, Lord, letter 493 
Lathom, Ms said to be found at 231 
Latimer, Bp., letter 521. 11 
Lauderdale, Duke of, at Cambridge 1225. 2 
Laurentius Dunelmensis, Hyponosticon 1164 
Laurentius, S., Passio 717 II 
LAW, 
Canon, Anon. 
Decretalium exceptiones 373 II 
Statuta Curiae Cantuar. 397, 401 
Constitt. Provinc. Cantuar. 400 
fragment 418. 13 
see Decreta, Deo, J. de, Fitzjames, 
Gratianus, Hostiensis, Lyndwoode, 
Stokesley 
Civil. 
anon. tracts on 27 Vv, 1368 111, v (cent. 
xiii) 
see Justinian, Le Bacle, Morais 
Common. 
tracts by Boraston 347. 5, 6 
anon. 857. 2, 8, 928, 948 
Court of Chancery 757 
Commonplace books 934, 935 
Discourse of continual claim 9861 
Forms of deeds 1062 
Of tenures 1228, 1261 


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INDEX 25 


LAW 
Common. 
Of Briefs 1228 
Liber de antiquis legibus 1455 
Dialogus de Scaccario 1456 
Leges Angliae 1472 
See Bracton, Breton, Fairfax, Fleet- 
wood, Formulae, Registrum Brevium, 
Statutes 
Le Bacle, Lect. super. Codicem 403 
Lee, J., owned 1505 
Lee, J. Prince, List of Barrow’s Mss 999 
Leedes, Edw., letters to 668 
Legenda Aurea, see Voragine 
Legenda Sanctorum 316 
Leicester Codex, Ms by scribe of 1186 
Leigiens, D., verses 698. 6 
Leland, J., de viris illustribus 753, 881; 
Index to 1205; Itinerary 1306; extracts 
1477; de scriptoribus Britannicis 1458, 
1459 ; Collectanea extr. 1477 
Le Neve, Peter, owned 339; Will., owned 
1261 
Lennox, Duke of, speech 698. 26 
Leo, S., Sermons 18 11, 1434. 15; de con- 
flictu virt. et vit. 1222. 4 
Leo, Tactica, Lat. version by Cheke 880; 
Graece 1038. 3. 4 
Leo, Sapiens, Prognostica (Gr.) 947; Hypo- 
typosis 1140 ΠΙ 
Leofric, Bp of Exeter, owned 241 
Leontius CPol., Homiliae 191. 54, 1317. 1-3 
Leontius Cyprius, de imaginibus 1060. 8 
Leslie, Jo., Bp. of Ross, petition 1091, 1092 
Letters, Love-letter in English 652; letter in 
English 1157 f. 45 ; see Bentley, Herbert, 
King, Newton, Peck, Sadleir, Sike, 
Turner 
Levell, Jo., owned 1053 
Leventhorp, Obits of, 242 
Levies, list of 702 11 
Lewze, family of 508. 3 
Lexicon, Biblicum (Gr.) 997, 1090, 1116 11 
Leylond, Jo., grammatical extract 1081 f. 127 
Libanius 460; trans. by Erasmus 827; Epis- 
tolae 1060. 13-15, 1158; Orationes 1116. 
1, 1158 
Lichfield Statutes 1106 
Lichfield, W., Poems 601 11 18 
Lignano, Jo. de, de bello 1139. 1 
Lilavati 571 


Linacre, T., version of Proclus 936 ΠῚ 
Lincolniensis, see Robertus 
Lingalteschi, Aliseo 859. 1, 660. 5 
Lipsius Justus, de Constantia, in Engl. 1189 
Lisieux, Council of 982 111 
Lister, Ric., owned 1198 
LITURGICAL 
Greek 227 (p. 316), 1138 Iv, 1332 fin. 
Sticharion 256 
Hirmologus 1165 
Devotions 1357 
various 1408 
Latin. 
fragment of cent. ix 28 
Missal, Sarum 225, 242, 250 
Episcopale (Rouen) 247 
Pontificale (Sarum) 248, (Canterbury 
and Ely) 249 
Horae 246, 253, 257, 258, 259, 261, 
269, 270, 273, 275, 278, 279, 282, 
284, 285, 286, 1086, 1393, 1499 
Epistolarium 251 
Evangeliarium 252 
See also Bible (Psalter) 
fragment 255, 273 
Lectiones de B. V. M. (Exeter) 255. 
1, 2, 315 III 
Missae variae 267 
Lectionarium 340, 1284 
Devotions in the Holy Land 360. 1 
Office of the dead 988, 1100, 1247 
Psalter of the Virgin 1100. 2 
Blessing cattle 1109. 54 
Form of Confession 1132 f. 5 
Prayer 1149. 5 
Passionale, flyleaf 1155 
Office of the Holy Face, etc. 1182 
Office of Trinity, Angels, Corpus 
Christi, Cross 1230 
Ordo Missae, etc. 1249 
Breviary (Sarum) 1359 
Martyrology 1437 
Livius, T., Libri xxi-xxx 637; Libri i-x 
1235 
Lloyd, Bp, letters 668 
Loe, William, notebook 1021 
Lombardus, see Petrus L. 
Londinensis, Joh., scribe 275 
LONDON 
Minoresses 301 
Grocers’ Company, chapel furniture 508. 6 


26 INDEX 


LONDON 
Gresham College 698. 35 
Charing Cross, verses on 699. 85 
S. Giles’ Hospital, visitation 728 v1 
S. Paul’s School (Library) 1050; method 
of teaching 1066, 1474 11; Statutes 
1474 II 
Customs of 1111, 1183 
S. Katherine’s Hospital 1124. 20 
Charterhouse, verses at 1157. 11 
Sion College 1299 
Mss, Catalogues of 1319 
Patrons of Parishes 1334 
Mayors and Sheriffs 1413 
Gild of the Assumption in Westminster 
1413 
Eccl. Constitution 1440. 5 
Longinus, S., Martyrium (Gr.) 198. 11, 210. 
13, (Lat.) 316. 24 
Loosemore, G., music 558 
Lords, House é 437, 1174. 3 
Loretto House 734 
Louis, S., documenta ad Philippum 59. 1 
Love, Christopher, dying speech 1059 fi. 
Lucanus, T. Ann., Pharsalia 610; in Italian 
642; comm. in Pharsalia 1379 
Lucas, Evang. S., Martyrium 198. 12 
Lucensis, Bened., see Benedictus 
Lucian, Charon in Italian 857. 7; Variae 
Lectiones in 1248. 1, 1304 
Lucianus, S., Martyrium 198. 10, 210. 12 
Lucidarius 1440. 11 
Ludi Salomonis 1081 f. 128 
Lugo, J. de, de Fide, etc. 1349 
Lumley, Lord, owned 758; Catalogue of 
his Library 897, 1268 
Lunaire, French verse 759 fiz., 1313. 6 
Lunato, Biondo, poems 627. 2, 3 
Lussher, Ric., owned 390 
Lycophron, notes on 831; text 1098. 2 
Lydgate, Latin poem ascribed to 226; 
English poems 599-602; destruction of 
Thebes 652 11; Epitaph 895 11 2; notes 
on edition of poems 11 427; Troy book 
1283; Siege of Thebes 1283 
Lyndelay, Rog. 1041 
Lyndwood, Will., Provinciale 1245, 1356 (?) 
Lyons, document connected with 319 
Lyra, Nich. de, Postilla super Evang. 80, 
136; super Psalterium 305 111 
Lyttelton, speech 1177 


Mabillon, J. 1417 

Macarius, S., dialogue with devil 1408. 24; 
(Nicetas) Thesaurus orthodoxae fidei 
1397. 5 

Macaronic verses 1144 

Macaulay, G. C. 581 

Machell, Jo., anagram 859 II 

Mackenzie, A. J., letter 493 

MacLeod, Dr, Gaelic Dictionary 494 

MacLeods of Lewis, pedigree 508. 1 

Macmahone, case of 1175 

Macmillan and Co., Messrs 1022 

Macquire, Lord, case of 1175 

Macrobius, de somn. Scip. 824. 1, 1115. 4 

Madingley Hall 437 

Magdeburg, Dancers of 628. 3 

Magi, History of 731 

Magic square, Greek i, p. 243; receipts 
1082 I11; tracts 1404 ΥἹ, 1419 

Mahomet, anon. tract 884 IV 

Maimonides 1290; More Nebuchim in Latin 
1412. I 

Major, Mr, collections 521 

Malmesbury, William of, de Antiq. Glaston. 
724; Gesta Pontificum 725 I, VII, 727, 
728 1, 742, 751; Regum 725 ν, 739, 747; 
Hist. novella 725 v1; Epistola 1302. 21 

Malta, report on 639. 27, 32 

Malton, Th. 237 

Man, Isle of, Derby’s memoirs on 1174. τα; 
Bp. of 1302. 14; Chronicle 1474 1 

Mandeville, Sir John, Travels 652. 1 

Manfredi, Fulgentio, death 619. τὸ 

Manley, R. 129 

Mansor, liber capitulorum 1185. 23 

Manuscripts (Biblical), Collations 415 

Manuel, Porphyrog., Oratio 1140 11, 6 

Map of the Mediterranean (1584) 674; list 
of a collection 856; woodcut of Mediter- 
ranean Islands 942 

Mapes, W., Apocalypsis Goliae 307.6: poems 
600. 24, 628 IV, 759. 8, 1149. 25 etc., 
1440. 20, 22, 1450* (a large number); 
dissuasio 1335. 10 

Marbodus lapidarius 969. 2, 1422. 17 

Marcianus et Martyrius, SS., Martyrium 198. 
20, 210. 18 

Marcolf, Solomon and 600. 28, 741. 1 

Marcus Diadochus, opera varia 1385. 1-6 

Marcus monachus 1385. 13, 14 

Margan Abbey Chronicle 1108 


INDEX 27 


Margareta, S., Vita 316. 15; in English 
verse 323. 4 

Maria Aegyptiaca, S., Vita, Gr. 191. 41; 
Lat. 316. 4 

Maria, Alchemical tracts 1120. 111, 13, 1380. 4 

Marianus Scotus, Compotus et concord. 
Evang. 1369 

Marinus, Albertus, de Annunciatione, Gr. 
1360. 5 

Marlborough, fratres de 748 

Marsh, Jo., Sermons by (?) 409 

Marshall, W., owned 1033 

Martialis, epigram 1241 fin. 

Martianus Capella, comment on 27. 4; do., 
by Neckam 884 111; de astrologia 945; 
de Geometria 1214 (2) 

Martinianus, S., Vita, Gr. 1360. 3 

Martin Marprelate, tract 542 

Martinus, S., Vita 87. 4 

Martinus Polonus, Chronicon 645 11, 650; 
(extracts) 943. 5, 946. 3 

Martyrologium (Belvoir) 1437 

Martyrs, Ten thousand, Passion 316. 6 

Mary Magdalene, S., Translation of 22 I. 4; 
Proverbs of 323. 32 

Mary, S., the Virgin, Life in Engl. 1413; 
Psalter of 1100. 2 

Mary, Queen of Scots, letter to: trial, exe- 
cution 1051. 2-9 

Mason, Dr, list of coins 998 

Mason, verses 699. 79 

Massalian heresy 1299. 2 

Mathematical Papers 471-476, 561-576; Let- 
ters 666 

Mathematical tract, anon. 165 111. 4; Diop- 
trica 1352; tracts by Blagrave 1097; 
(xt cent.) 1149; (ΧΙ, x11) 1369; Greek 
1296; Arabic 1296 11 

Matrona, S. Vita, Gr. 187. 8 

Mattei, Hor., discourse 661. 15 

Mattersey Priory, Northants. 1371 

Matthaeus Blastares, see Blastares 

Matthaeus Lonnensis, versus 66, f. 234 

Matthaeus Vindocinensis, Tobias 628 III; 
verses 895 II, 2 

Matthew, Abp., letters 1225. 1 

Matthias Corvinus, King, owned 1235 

Maude, Petrus, Sermones 294 

Mauritius, S., Passio (verse) 1128. 8 

Mauritius Parisiensis, Sermons in French 
1118. 2 


Maurus de urinis 912 ΠῚ 
Maximus Byzantius (Epirota), tracts 1116 Iv 
Maximus, Confessor, opera Graece 1220, 
1385. 17, 18; Ambigua lat. 1417, 1488 
Maximus Taurinensis, sermons by 105. 1 etc., 
111 UI 
Maxwell, Gabr. 894 
Maze 1109. 9, 1149. 1 
McLauchlan, Gaelic Dictionary 494 
Mead, Jos., letter 521. 9 
Medals, notes on 588. 8 
MEDICA (I) 37 vI, 3-5 
(II) 500, 737, 902-907, 911-913, 917- 
924 
(111) 1033, 1037, 1044, 1045, 1063, 1064, 
1081, 1083, 1089, 1102, 1109, 1117, 
1127, 1131, 1144, 1148, 1152-1154, 
1157, (1159), 1161, 1163, 1166, 1202, 
1239, 1313, 1348, 1351, 1365, 1373, 
1377, 1384, 1386, 1389, 1398, 1402, 
1404 1, 1406, 1410, 1422, (1428), 1443, 
1444, 1449, 1451, 1471, 1473 
Medici, Cosmo de’, Visit to Trinity College 
698. 24; Ep. ad Papam (alchem.) 925; 
Visit to Oxford 1225. 2 
Mediolanensis, Guillelmus, Ep. ad Herb. de 
Bosham 152 
Meditations, Anon. 304 
Melford (Suffolk), Statutes of Hospital 698. 4 
Meghen, Pet., scribe 1274 
Mellet, J., letter to Cambridge Divines 
698. 25 
Melton Mowbray Church, plans 502 
Membury, survey 451 
Menaeum, March to July, Gr. 190; extracts 
from 1408 passim 
Menas, S., Vita, Gr. 187. τὸ 
Mepham, Abp. Simon 133, 969 
Mercurialis, Hieron., Medica 1471. 4 
Mere, Eudo de 1236 
Meredith, Jac., owned 1336 
Mericke, Sir G., execution 698. 18 
Merlin, prophecy 655. 1, 759. 2, 1041. 4 
Mesme, Cat. of Mss. 1265. 3 
Messehalla, de signif. planetarum 1109, 19; 
Engl. 1307. 24;.tracts by 1185. 10-15; 
Engl. 1307. 14 
Methley, R., devotional works 1160 
Methodius (Ps.-), de initio et fine seculi, ex- 
tracts 943, 1122. 22; (Greek) 1223. 10; 
CPol., de reconciliatis 1299. τὸ 


28 INDEX 


Metrophanes Critopulus, owned 1187, 1252 

Meun, Jean de, extr. from Roman de la 
Rose, in Latin 1400 v 

Meyer, M. Paul, note 1446: Vol. 1v, Preface 

Michael Cornubiensis, Invectiva 982 Iv. 2 

Michael Glochirus, verses 1032. 4 

Michael Glycas, Epistolae 179 

Michaelis, Adolf. 989 

Michiele Pietro, dispaccio di Venese 898 

Middleham 1033 

Middlesex, Norden on 1250. 2 

Middleton, M., Bp of St David’s 707. 3, 4 

Middleton, T., Game at Chesse 1170 

Milburga, S. 6 

Mildmay, Sir W. 460 

Miles de Grece, prophecy 728 v 

Military documents 423, 713, see Forts 

Militia Hominis Christiani, Latin poem 
307. 10 

Mill, Jo., Letter 1291 

Mill, Accounts of (xv) 1389 

Milton, J., Latin version of Paradise Lost 
537, 538; Autograph Ms 583 

Milward, R., 1481, 1503 

Mirke, Joh., Manuale sacerdotis 262, 263 

Missale Sarum 225, 242, 250 (and fragments 
of printed Missal) 

Mitcham, Vicar of 1117 111 

Mommsen, Theodor. III, xii 

Monantholius, H., version of Aristotle’s 
Mechanica 1188 

Monasteries, foundations of 740 

Monastic rule, in Dutch 1065 

Monchal, Ch., Cat. of Mss 1265. 4 

Monks Kirby 858 

Monmouth, Duke of, at Cambridge 1225. 2 

Monmouth, Geoffrey of, History 725 11, 744, 
770 11, 1041. 4, 1125 11 

Monmouth, Henry, Earl, verses 521. 4 

Montagnanus, Barthol., Consilia 1239 

Monte, Pet. de, letter to Poggio 1420 1. 2 

Montepessulano, Ric. de, signa 1877. 10; 
anatomia 1406 II 

Monte Rocherii, Guido de, Manipulus Cura- 
torum 1219 ; 

Montfort, Simon de, processus 728 IV 

Montfortianus Codex 415. 14 

Montibus, Will. de, Distinctiones 392 

Monyton, Walter de, Abbot of Glaston. 711, 
1460 

Moore, Bp, letters 668; owned 983 


Moore, Dr Norman 361 
Moore, W., Cat. of Mss (at Gonv. & Caius) 
1319. 12 
Morais, Jac. de, books on Civil Law 404 
Morbec, W. de, Geomancy 1447 
More family, births 1125 
Morienus, Alchemica 1122. 21, 1363 
Morrys, W., owned 1426 
Mortimers, deaths of 1081 
Morysanes (Morrison), Alex., owned 1433 
Moschopulus, Manuel, Grammar 818, 820, 2 
Moschus, "Ἔρως δραπέτης 1032. 2 
Moses, Laws of, Italian tract on 1500 
Motcheffe, Christ. 394 
Mounte Reol, John of, Almanack 941 II 
Mourfo, Ludov. 404 
Multon, scribe 922 
Munich, Psalter at I. p. 331 
Munro, H, A. J., owned 439, 452 
Murimuth, Adam de, Chronicon 1453. 2 
Muris, J. de, contra tabulatores 1418. 4 
Musgrave, V., letters 478, 4-6 
Musgrave, W. letters to 669 
MUSIC 15, 340, 1227 
Greek 256, 1165 
547-559, 976 
815 (11 254), 922, f. cclvii 
Xth cent. 939 II 
Tracts on 944, 1210, 1441 
To set a lute 1117 II 
To set a harp 1157, f. 71 
Roll of Carols 1230 


Names, list of 2, 23, 822 
Napier, W., note-book 1068 
Napoléon, Musée 275 
Nassington, Will. de, Speculum Vitae 593, 603 
Natural History, Anon., Latin treatise 938, 
1058 
NAVY 
British 527 
Under James I 695, 698. 36, 758 
Temp. Charles 11,696 11 
Ship-money 698. 6 
Letter to Shipwrights etc. 698. 15 
Names etc. of Ships (James I) 1331 
‘* Nazar,” battle of 244, p. 338 
Nazarius etc., SS., Martyrium 198. 9, 210. 11 
Neal, T., Dean of Ripon 1302, 18 
Neckam, Alex., Laus Divinae Sapientiae 
580; Mythologiae 884 111; super Mart. 


INDEX 29 


Capellam 884 111; de Naturis Rerum 951, 
952, 1232; de utensilibus 1337 11, 1 

Nectarius, CPol., Narratio 291, f. 234; Pro- 
gnostica 947 

Nennius, Hist. Britonum 1318 11; Eulogium 
1470. 1 

Nepos, Cornelius, Vitae 826 

Nestorius, Acta adversus, Graece 124 

Neufville, de, Memoirs 641 

Neumes 15, 939 11, 1135 

Neuton, Frater J. 293, p. 411; Treasurer of 
York 728 

Nevile, Th., List of Mss given by 11, XVI 

Newark, Joh., scribe (?) 290 

Newcastle, Duke of, at Cambridge 1225. 2 

Newell, Simon, version of astronomical tract 
1392 

Newham, Abbey of 243 (p. 333) 

Newman, G. 257 

Newton, Sir A. II. v1, 831, 832, 852, 885, 948 

Newton, Sir Isaac, Letters by 667, 670-672, 
986, 1019 

Newton (Cambs.), Statutes of Chantry 1169 

Nicander, Variae Lectiones on 1248. 7 

Nicephorus Patriarcha, ad Leonem de ima- 
ginibus 1060. 4, 1299. 12; Chirographia 
1223. 9, 1485, 4, 5; de imaginibus Christi 
et crucis 1299. 11 

Nicetas, Catena in Psalmos 1187 

Nicetas Choniates, Thesaurus orthodoxae 
fidei 1397. 5 

Nicetas, Serranus, Comm. in Greg. Naz. 1173; 
in Proverbia 1255. 7 

Nicetas, S., Martyrium 191. 4 

Nicholaus de confectione medicamentorum 
912 111; Antidotarium 1045; extr. 1406 v, 
1422. 4 

Nichols, J. Gough, papers by 272, 430, 477, 
484, 490, 522, 525, 534; owned 432, 462, 
482, 545, 575 

Nicolaus, S. (of Myra), Vita (Gr.) 191. 7, 
199. 3; (Lat.) 87. 5; legend by Wace (?) 
323. 24 

Nicolaus of Hydruntum, Prognostica, Gr. 947 

Nicolaus Methonensis de Eucharistia 1060. 3 

Nicolaus sophista, Mythi 1158. τὸ 

Nigellus Wireker 342 

Nilus, S., opera varia 1387 

Ninianus, S., Vita 316. 23 

Nobility, treatise on 1178 

Nollens, Henr., scribe 340 


Nonesuch house, descr. 758 

Nonnus, Abbas, in S. Gregorium 209. 29 

Norden, Jo., Speculum Britanniae etc. 1250 

Norfolk, Duke of, death (1572) 698. 13, 
1051. 1, 2 

Normandy, Customs of 1027 

Norris, James, death of 496 

North, Dudley, presents to Trinity College 
857. ΤΙ 

Norton, Alchemy 1119. 1, 1269. 1 

Norwich document 372 

Note-book 274, 438, 633, 899 (cent. xv); 
1157 (cent. xv); (on History) 1196, 1331; 
of a Glastonbury monk 1450 ; see Common- 
place books 

Numerals, Arabic, early 940 


Occleve, Th., poem 600. 50, 602 

Oddo, Abbas, Enchiridion de musica 1441. 9 

Odilo Cluniacensis, Serm. 315 11. rt 

Odo de Ceritona, Homiliae 358, 1157. 7 

Odo Morimundensis, de analyticis Ternarii 
391 

Odo, Isagoge in theologia 317 

Oedipus, lament in Latin 822. 8 

Oesterwik, Cornelius, scribe 347 

O’Flaherty, Rev. T. R. 592 

Ogbourne, Wilts. 748 

Olympiodorus de imaginibus 1060. 7; in 
Phaedonem 1237 

Olympius Romanus, de S. Gregorio 209. 30 

Onosander, Strategica 1038. 2 

Oppian, Brodeau on 1267 

Oresme, Nicolas d’, on changing of money 
(in Engl.) 1183 

Oriental Mss (176), 777-791, 793-800, 804, 
806, 807, 817, 843-845, 853. 5, 1084 

Origanus, D., Tables 1052 

Origenes, Graece: Epist. ad Africanum 181. 1, 
1034 fin.; super Matthaeum 194; de Ora- 
tione 194; in Johannem 207; Philocalia 
1034; Hypomn. in Psalmos 1255. 10; 
Latine: super librum Judicum et Regum 
18; super Exod., Lev., Num. 57; super 
Gen., Ex., Lev., Jos., Jud., Reg., Isa., Jer., 
Ezech. 120; super Jos., Jud., Cant., Isa., 
Jer., Ezech. 125; super Cantica 126 11 

Ormerod, G., letter 493 

Orosius, Quaestiones, see Augustinus; His- 
toria 1264. 1 

Ortelius, Abr., owned 827, 1146 


30 INDEX 


Orthoel, de sigillis 1122. 29 
Ortolanus, Alchemica 1151, 1363, 1380 
Osberne, J., receipt for balm 1411. 13 
Osbernus, Vita Dunstani 1134 11 
Osbertus, de Claravalle, Epistolae 1468. 5 
Osmundus Parisiensis 27 v. 5 
Osselta, M. 857. 6 
Ossulston, Lord, lines to 539, 5 
Oswald, S., Office 1227, f. 60 etc.; 744, f. 249 
Otho, Constitutions 398 11, 1245 
Otterburn, Battle of 70, f. 3 
Ottobonus, Constitutions 1245 
Ovidius, P., Naso, Argumenta in Aeneidem 
457; Commentary on Ars Amandi, in 
French 585; Metamorphoses, in Italian 
586; Heroides 598; in Spanish 890. 5; 
in French verse 1257. 3; Metamorphoses 
606; Remedia amoris 609 v1, 628 1; Ibis 
cum scholiis 1335. 4; de vetula 1399. 5 
Owen, Jo., Epigrams 767 
OXFORD 
Dominicans 347 
Pictures in Bodleian 508. 5 
Oxford & Cambridge rivalries 508. 7 
Cautio 635 
Letter to Chancellor Pembroke 698. 29 
New College documents 698. 30-32 
Trinity College 698. 33 
Antiquity of 716 
Statutes of Brewers’ Co. 745 
List of Theses 888 II 
Statutes 930 
Notes of records 1157, f. 716 
Speech of Orator on Cosmo de Medici 
’ 1225. 2 
Heads of Houses (Χν1) 1331 
Latin poem on 1450. 35 
Oriel College, deed about 1473 
Oxfordshire Recusants 709, 6 


Pachymeres, Geo., Epit. Philos. Aristot. 953 

Padua University, Diploma 1114; defence of 
638 11, f. 100 

Pagnini Sanctius, notes on 1037 11 

Palaemon Rhemnius, Carmen de ponderibus 
939, f. 102 

Palaephatus 820. 1 

Palestine, tract on 8 1, 2, see Jerusalem 

Paley, F. A., on Hesiod 1439 

Pali 494 

Palimpsest, Greek over Latin 199 (p. 262); 


English over French 323. 20; English 
over English 337; Greek 1079, 1439 
Palladius, Aemilianus, de re rustica 1214, 
1215; Galfridus super 1037 v 

Palladius, Hist. Lausiaca (see) 73; de Gentibus 
Indiae, Gr. 1397. 30 

Palmer, Ed., common-place books 954 5646. 

Palmer, Will., scribe 1402 1 

Palmer, de transl. s. Scripturae 347. 3 

Palmerin, M., notes 1119. 2 

Palmerius, Jac., in Memnonis frag. 1188 

Palmerston, Lord, his Commas 497 

Palmistry, notes on 987, 1144, 1217, f. 601; 
tract 1081, f. 110, 1109. 32, 50, 63 

Pantaleon, de cruce 191, 3 

Papal Ambassadors, Instructions to 647-649, 
659 II 

Papal Conclaves 638 III, 654 11, 705 

Papal rescripts 884 v, 1124, 1302 

Papal schism, list of parties 35 

Pappus, notes on 1495. 4 

Parhelion, drawing of (x1II) 1108 

Parisiensis, Gul., de Sacramentis 370. 1 

Parker, Joh., owned 138, 241, 288, 342, 
368 (?), 369, 752 

Parker, Abp. Matthew, owned 61, 704(?), 
111, 717 111, 725, 743, 751, 770, 819; 
Preface to Asser 1353 

Parliament, Journal for 1679 721; procession 
of 1231; members of {xv11) 1331; modus 
tenendi 1463. 2; petition to 664; see Lords, 
House of 

Parr, Dr, letters 493 

Parrhasius, Janus, owned 981 

Parry, Sir C. H. H., Music by 548 

Parsons, Phil., Diploma 1114 

Parsons, R., Leicester’s Commonwealth 703, 
713. 1; Memoriale 1031 

Pascalis Papa, ad Anselmum 141 Iv 

Paschasius, Radbertus, de corpore et sanguine 
domini 1445 

Pasquinades 662 

Passionale, flyleaf of 1155 

Patapius, S., Vita 199. 5 

Patricius, Epistolae 890. 4 

Patrick, S., de tribus habitaculis 325 I. 3; 
Purgatory of 1133. 7 

Patrick, Symon, Autograph 494 

Paulus Confessor, S., Vita, Gr. 187. 6 

Paul V, to English Catholics 1302. 8 

Paulus Alexandrinus, astrol. 1367. 5 


INDEX 31 


Paulus Diaconus, abridgment of Festus 1315. 
4; Continuation of Eutropius 1480 

Paulus, Joh., de Corio serpentino 1081, f. 69 

Pawlett, Sir Amias 1061. 3 

Pearson, Dr J., letters to 699. 69 (72), 992; 
Collections on Hesychius 809-811 

Pecham, Abp., note from 292 1. 6 

Peck, Sam., letters 493 

Pecock, Reginald, Book of Faith 329; occurs 
in a deed 1473 

Pediasimus, Jo., Mathematica (lost) 1372 

Pedigrees, French 508. 10 

Peerage 968 

Peers, Privileges 1305. 6; see Lords, House of 

Peirs of Fulham 599, f. 241 

Pelagia, S., Vita, Gr. 198. 5, 210. 7 

Pelagius, Argumentum in Epp. Paul. 148, 
f. 162 

Pennant, T., Catalogue of works 496 

Peraldus, Gul. , de Viciis 8 

Peregrinis, Clemens de 452 fix. 

Perez, Ant., tracts 654 1, see Spanish Mss 

Perkins, S. 309 

Perleo, Mag., de febribus etc. 1398 1 

Péronne, Cardinal de, declaration against 
718; letter 972. 7 

Persia, report on 639. 21 

Persius, Satires 598. 3, 609 Iv, 1229, f. 69, 1241 

Petosiris, Cycle of 947, 1367. 7 

Petre, Lord, letter 493 

Petrus de Alliaco, super vii Psalmos 281; de 
correctione Kalendarii 1418. 3; de eccl. 
potestate 359 

“ Petrus Alphonsus, Prouerbia 912 vit 

Petrus Blesensis, Epistolae 17; in Job 
912 VI 

Petrus Cameracensis, see P. de Alliaco 

Petrus Cantor, verbum abbreviatum 372; de 
tropis loquendi 912, 1 

Petrus Carmelianus, poem 1157, f. 65 

Petrus Cellensis, de panibus (exc.) 1272. 6; 
de conscientia 1272. 7 

Petrus Comestor, Historia Scholastica, argu- 
ments of chapters 239; Historia Scholas- 
tica 341, 342; summa super Hist. Schol. 
394. 1; Sermones 1337 I 

Petrus Damianus, Dominus vobiscum 1128. 


7 

Petrus Floriesiensis (07 de Herenthal), super 
Psalmos 55 

Petrus Lombardus, super Epp. Pauli 187, 


166, 387, 1289; Sententiae 381, 383, 
388-390 

Petrus Londoniensis. Remediarium conuer- 
sorum 44 

Petrus Ravennas, Sermons 111 III. 7, 20 etc. 

Petrus de Riga, Aurora 66, 167 11, 288 

Petrus, Thomas, S., Vita 316. 26 

Petrus de Urbe, tract 395 

Phale tolum 1337 11. 2 

Philaretus de pulsibus 1083. 4 

Philip II, death of 418, 3 

Philippus Apostolus, S., Vita, Gr. 187. 13 

Phillimore, Dr, Speeches 440 

Phillipps MSS 419, 493, 505, 1506 

Phillipps, T., of Darlaston, owned 1285 

Philo Judaeus, Opera Graece 202; extract 
in Latin 74, f. 10g 

Philoponus, Jo., περὶ λέξεως 1026. 3; extr. 
from Διαιτητὴς 1299. 4 

Philostratus, Heroica 821; Epistolae 1032. 3 

Phoebammon, Rhetorica 1158. 6 

Photius, Epistola de Synodis 1060. 1; Canons 
etc. 1140. 1, 16; Lexicon 1181; extracts 
1248. 5 

Physiognomy, tract on 1109. 32, 1149 (11, 
p- 152). See also Aristotle, Hippocrates 

Pickering, Honour of 1124. 23 

Pictaleon, poem 628 II 

Piers Plowman 353, 536, 594; Crede 595 ΠῚ 

Pindar, Olympiaca 1098. 1 

Pitra, Cardinal J. B. 40 

Pitt, Wm., letter 493 

Pius V, against Elizabeth 1302. 7 

Placentia (Saliceto), Will. de, Practica 1202, 
1443 11 

Plague of 1348, verses on 723, 729 

Planudes, Max. Prol. Rhet. 820. 4 

Platearius, Circa instans. 905 111, 912 11, 
919. 1, 1398 11; de signis et causis etc. 
912 11; super antidotum 912. 11; regulae 
1377. 11; de simplicibus medicinis 1402 
11; abbreviatus 1422. 22 

Plato, Chalcid. super Timaeum 824. 2, 1115. 5 ; 
Sphaera 1109. 2; extr. from (XIII) 1335. 2; 
Olympiodorus in Phaedonem 1237; Pro- 
clus in Parmenidem 1291, 1292; in Alci- 
biadem 1462; notes on 1304. 10; conflictus 
cum Aristotele 1432 

PLAYS 
Anon., Cenia 462; Prologue & Epilogue 

699. 70 


32 INDEX 


PLAYS 
Latin 589, 616, 846, 995, 996, 1176 
See Dryden, Middleton, Worseley 
Plinius (elder), note on life 819 fiz.; de 
phoenice 1399. 9 
Plotinus, Enneadum pars, Gr. 205 J1 
Plutarch, tract lost 1116 fiz., de Alexandri 
fortuna (Lat.) 1201. 2 
POEMS 
English 61 1, 223, 305, 323, 335, 353 
Dante in Exile 494 
639 (Χν τ cent.) 
592 sub fin. xviith cent. 
597 (Raymond of Poitiers) 599-602 
(Festiall) 605 
Stephen Gardiner 613 
Hymns 652 
Satire 698. 3 
Occasional 699. 76-85 
Song 899 
Medical 905, 911 11, 921, 1037 
Balades 921; set to music 976 ; against 
gallants 1157. 12 
Bevis of Hampton 1117 Iv 
Alchemical 1119, 1120, 1137, 1376 vi 
Songs 1157, f. 55, 69 etc. 
Secretum Secretorum 1212 
Carols 1230, 1359 fiz. 
Generydes 1283 
Sydrac 1287. 1 
On gardening 1450. τι 
On Hawks 1450. 12 
Songs and Ballads 1450. 13 etc. 
See Verses 
French 
Anon. 600. 18, 19, 28-47, 611 
Lunarie 759 fiz., 1313. 6 
(Protestant) 615 Iv, 1041. 12-15 
Life of S. John the Almoner: Clem. 
Recog. 622 
Medical 1044, 1109 
Sermons 1118 11 
Roman des Romans 1118 11 
Bestiary 1118 11 
Usurers’ Paternoster etc. 1149. 30 
Heroides of Ovid 1257. 3 
Alchemical 1376 111 
Medical 1402 111 
See Verses 
/talian 608, 615 11, 625, 627, 642, 662, 
859 III, 882 fix. 


POEMS 
Latin 
On the Life of Christ 226, 628, 1157 
On Oedipus 822. 8 
On the Black Death 881. 4 
Troy 805. 2 
(Anth. Lat. 633) 982 11 
Alchemical 1120 
Cur mundus militat 1125 1 
Kalendar: St Maurice 1128 
Contra Northfolciam 1149. 32, 1450. 40 
By an English Roman Catholic (xvi) 
1225. 3 
On Thirty Years’ War 1225. 5 
Vado mori 1272 
Grammatical 1285 
Peniteas cito 1285. 12 
Compendium Bibliae 1336 
Alchemical 1380. 41 
Medical 1422. 1 
To the Virgin 1422. 14 
Disput. inter Lazarum et divitem 
1440, 29 
Liber mundi 1440 
Many rhyming poems in 1450 
See Verses 
Spanish 587, 890. 3 
Poggius de laude Scipionis 1420 1. 1; letter 
to 1420 I. 2 
Pole, Wm., Earl of Suffolk, poem 600. 6, 8, 12 
Polyaenus 813 
Polycrates, fragment, in Latin 74. 11 
Pomum Ambre 903. 2 
Pontianus, S., Vita 316. 25 . 
Populton, Robert 45, 730 
Pore Caitif 336 
Porphyrius in Ptolemaeum 1308 
Porson, Rich. 184; death of 434; transcripts 
by 690, 691 . 
Porter, Will. 379 
Portugal, documents 709. 2; relations be- 
tween England and Portugal 1281; Kings 
of 638 11 
Postel, G., de Nativitate Mediatoris 308 
Potamius, Ep. ad Athanasium 1286. 5 
Powell, J. G., on Junius 499 
Power, T., Latin version of Paradise Lost 
537, 538 
Pratellensis, Ric., see Ricardus 
Press-mark, monastic, unknown 1113 
Prester John, letter in French 612. 2 


INDEX 33 


Printing, early 1443 11 

Priscianus, minor 624 111; maior 815, 825, 
1155 11. 1; de accentibus 1155 11. 2 

Priuli, Lor., Doge 1121; Ant., poem 662. 8 

Privas, Synod of 714. 4 

Proba Faltonia Centones Virgilianae 1335. 3 

Probus Tarachus Andronicus, SS. Martyrium 
198. 7, 210. 9 

Proclus, CPol., Homiliae 191. 13 

Proclus Diadochus, version by Linacre 936 111; 
in Parmenidem 1291, 1292; in Alcibiadem 
1462; Uranodromus 1367. 6 

Procopius, de S. Joh. Bapt. 1317. 50, 51; 
in Esaiam (Extr.) 1485. 2 

Promptorium parvulorum, fragment of 254 

Prophecy, in French 728 v; Engl. 1157, 
f. 41 

Prosper, de uita contempl. etc. 19; Epi- 
grammata 1135. 1, 1213. 1; Sententiae 
Augustini 1460. 9 ; 

Prothodosius 395 

Proverbs, Greek 1026. 2; Latin & English 
1149. 36; Spanish etc. 891; Latin 1157. 6 

Prudentius, Dittochaeon 1135. 4; Psycho- 
machia 1155. 1 

Psellus, Michael, in Platonis psychogoniam 
1056. 1; de dogmatibus Assyriorum 1056. 
2; Astrologica 1367. 9; Dicta, solutiones, 
epistolae 1485. 6, 7, 14 

Ptolemaeus, Cl., Heraclius in 1043; Canones 
1296 1v; Harmonica 1297; Centilogium, 
Engl. 1307. 8; Porphyrius in 1308; Alma- 
gest of 1307. 22 

Puckering, alias Newton, Sir H., Mss given 
by If. VI, XXVII 

Pulley, W., Art of Hearing and other works 
334, 343-345 

Punchardoun, Jo., owned 1217 

Puritan (?) petition 664 

Pythagoras, sphaera 1109. 5, 1149. 2, 1447. 5 

Pythagorean Fragments, collected by Brunck 
1505 

Pyzaunt, John etc., entries in Kalendar 220 


Quakers’ petition 699. 58 

Quined Gualp, on the small pox 1159 
Quinquearticular Controversy 295 
Quisiacus, S., Passio 1483. r 

Quirinus, S., Vita 316. 8, 29 

Quiz, Pedro Fernando de, Memorial 709. 7 


Rabanus, super Genesim et Exodum 47; 
T. G IV, 


de laude Crucis 379; de corp. et sang. 
domini 1444. 9 
Radulphus de Diceto, Hist. compendiosa 
1470. 3 
Radulfus Flaviacensis in Leviticum 138, 156 
Radulphus Niger, Chronicle 704. 3 
Raine’s Vorth Durham, notes on 429, 484 
Rais, Chapel of 396 
Ralegh, Ida de 243 (p, 333) 
Raleigh, Sir W., trial 707. 8-ro, 1302. 20; 
Life of William I 1233 
Rampegollis, A. de, Figurae Bibliorum 72 1 
Ramston family 1157, f. 36, 46 
Randolph, T., poem 592, f. 244 
Rasis, alchemica 1122. 23, 24, 1363, 1380, 
1400 1, 111, Iv; liber divisionum 1473 I, 2; 
experimenta et synonyma 267d. 
Rastell, J., Dialogues 1198 
Rawlinson, W. J., Collections 734 
Raymundus Lullius, ars demonstrativa 483; 
Scripta alchemica 925, 927, 1199, 1211, 
1269 vi, 1403, 1407, 1411 
Raymundus de Penna Forti, Summa 318, 914 
Raymond of Poitiers, Romance of 597 
Rayner, G., owned 1182 
Rayner, Th., owned 1286 
Raynoldes, Joh. 457 
Reader, W. 390 
Reading, Rob. de, Chronicon 1453. 3 
RECEIPTS (Medical) 
(I) 101 
(11) 759, 903, 905, 911, 913 
(111) 1033, 1037 vil, VIII, 1044, 1081, 
1089, 1109, 1117, 1144, 1153, 1314 fiz., 
1348, 1351, 1377, 1398, 1402, 1406, 
1422, 1438, 1440. 15, 1444, 1450. 9, 54, 
1451, 1471 
See Alchemica, Charms, Magic, Medica, 
Trithemius 
Record, Mr 752 
Redman, Rogerus, in Epp. Pauli 137 fx. 
Redman, R., Life of Henry V 1071 
Registrum Brevium 1162, 1191, 1192, 1217, 
1355 11, 1430 
Relics, Durham 1227; Glastonbury 724. 15 
Remigius, super missam 1076. 1 
Restituta, S., in Litany 221, p. 306 
Reymer, J., Observations 1048 
Reynerius de Pisis, Joh., Pantheologia 113, 
114 
Reynolds, Rev. H. S., letters 1503 
Rheims, S. Paul de 221 


34 INDEX 


Rhenanus, Beatus, owned 459 

Rhetorica, de coloribus rhetor. 912 vr; Greek 
1248; and see Grammatica 

Ricardus de Dumellis, Pratellensis, super 
Genesim 93; super Numeros et Ruth 135 

Ricardus de S. Victore, de signif. tabernaculi 
288 11; liber exceptionum 1129; extr. in 
Engl. 1401. 3 

Riccardius, Nic., owned 1249 

Richard I, narrative of crusade in French 
1262. 2 

Richard II, parliament of 719. 3; Epitaph 
1157, f. 45 

Richard, Duke of Cornwall, charter 1124. 13 

Richard de Castre, Hymn of 305. 5 

Richard of Chichester, S., Vita et Testamen- 
tum 61 II 

Richardson, Wm., letter 480 

Riddle, Greek 1223. 10; Latin 1042 

Riote du monde 1149. 31 

Ripley, G., Ordinal of Alchemy, Lat. & Engl. 
910; Lat. 927; Engl. 1120 11; Medulla 
Alkimie 927, 1137; other tracts 1137; 
Engl. 1312. 1, 3, 1400. 5 

Ripon, History, by Herbert 1174. 6; Ad- 
mission of Dean 1302. 18 

Ritchie, Mrs 1024 

Robert of Gloucester, Chronicle 655, 1506 

Roby, H. J., letter 637 

Robertus Grosseteste, Meditationes 59. 45; 
Extracts 287. 2; de x. praeceptis 320 11; 
Verses on 823. 39; Opera varia 356; de 
potestate et cura pastorali 359 111; verba 
ad summum pontif. 359 111; de lingua 
370. 4; de oculo morali 370. 5; de veneno 
370.6; de contemptu mundi 373. 11; Suidas, 
version from 373 11; Sermons 792. 1; Hus- 
bandry, in English 1037. v; Sermon in 
English 1053. 6 ; de sphaera 1149 (11, p.152); 
Dicta 1270; see also Apocryphal writings 

Robertus Holcot, see Holcot 

Robertus Salopianus, Vita S. Wenefredae 
1272. 8 

Robinson, Rich. (St John’s Coll.) 1497 

Robyns, J., de Cometis 1035 

Rodby, J. 364 

Rodenbourg, letter of 698. 14 

Roe, Wm. θρησκεία καθαρὰ 685 

Rogers, Christopher 232 

Rogerus Cantuariensis (scribe) 90 

Rogerus, see Guiscardus 

Rohan, M. de, tract 710. 1 


Rolandus, Chirurgia 913 11 
Rolle, Ric., see Hampole 
ROMANCES 
Raymond of Poitiers 597 
Livre des douze pairs 612. 1 
Bevis of Hampton 1117 Iv 
Destruccion de Thebes 1257 
Hist. de Troie 1257 
Generydes 1283 
Troy book 1283 
Siege of Thebes 1283 
Sydrac & Boctus (Engl.) 1287. 1 
Seven wise masters (Gr.) 1408. 9 
Rome, Court of 657, 658, 705. 12-16, 706 
Rome, drawings of sculptures etc. (xvi) 989; 
list of Churches etc. 1041. 3 
Ros, Sir Rich., poem 599, f. 98 
Rosarium theologiae 328, 1358 
Rosinus ad Euthesiam 1400 v 4 
Roude family 1049 
Roull, Jo., Prior of Pittenweem 1193 
Rous, J., letter 699. 7; (of Warwick) Ex- 
tracts 1477. 3 
Rud, Edw., Catalogue of his Library 183 
Rud, Th., letter 415. 12 
Rudburne, T. 725 Iv 
Rufinus, version of Basil’s Regula 1272. 1 
Ruhnken, Lectures on Acts 736 
Rulotta, Abbé 415. 15 
Rumpayne, owned 918 
Runic alphabet 906 fiz. 
Rupe, Alanus de, Rosarium Theologiae 328, 
1358 
Rupella, John de, Summa de Malo 326 
Rupe Scissa, Joh. de, Vade mecum 740; 
Alchemica 1411. 9 
Russia, trade with 710. 3 
Russian, see Slavonic 
Rustat, J., institution of 494 
Ruterius, Nic., Bp of Arras 827 
Rutherforth, Dr 732 


Saba, S., Vita 199. 2 

Sacrobosco, Joh, de, Algorismus 567. 1, 1149. 
11; de sphaera 941 vi, 1109. t (1149), 
1185. 6, 1286. 28 

Sadleir, Mrs A., letters to 699, 700; Reflec- 
tions 877; note by 950 - 

S. Caro, Hugo de, see Hugo 

St George, Ric., Norroy, owned 597 

St Neot’s, Annales 770 

Salerno Cathedral 532 


a eee  ὙῸΝ 


INDEX 35 


Salerno, quatuor magistri de 902 Iv; Schola 
1033. 1; Tabula Salernitana 1402 11; Abp. 
of, Experimenta 1365. 111; Roger of, see 
Guiscardus 

Saliceto, Will. de, Practica 1202 

Salimbenius, C. 579 

Sallustius, C., Cr. notes on 466; Catilina 
1141. 1; Jugurtha 1141. 2; Vita 1141. 3; 
Invectiva in Ciceronem 1381. 5 

Sambucus, Jo., owned 1383 _ 

Samonas et Achmes, Dialogus 1060. 2 

Samonas etc., SS., Vita, Gr. 187. 14 

Sanctorum, de corporibus, qui in Anglia re- 
quiescunt 741 

Sanctorum Vitae, see Vitae SS. 

Sandars, S., Mss given by II v1, xxvii; Col- 
lections by 487, 507, 509, 514-518, 529 

Sanders, Col., letters 427 

Sandford, G., owned 1426 

Sands, Lady, execution 1331 

Sannazarius, versions of 607 

Sanquhar (Sanquire), Ld., speech 698. 16 

Sanskrit, math. treatise 571 

Santacilia, Ant. de, de peste 1117 1 

Sanzius, Pet., medica 1471. 2 

Sarpi, Paolo, letter 425. 1, 1302. 9, 24 

Sarr, in Kent 1368 

Sarravius, Claudius 206 

Saunders, Patr. 1451 1 

Sawtre, T., prior of Finchale 1227 

Saxoferrato, Barth. de, de insigniis 1139. 2 

Scala mundi 645 I 

Scalby Hall, deeds from 424, 427, 520. 2 

Scandinavian art, example of (?) 1394 

Scholia on various authors, indices by R. 
Walker 985 

Schoolmaster at Home 497 

Schools, S. Paul’s, London, Catalogue of 
Library 1050; method of teaching 1066, 
1474; Statutes 1474; Christ’s Hospital, 
scheme of learning 698. 22; see Chigwell, 
Westminster 

Scintillarum Liber 1222. 5 

Scot, Michael, de Bufone 1399. 2 

Scotch dialect, acct of Loretto in 734 

SCOTLAND 
History of Wars in 436 
Bass Rock, descr. in Italian 661. 9 
Letters from 707. 7 
Documents 710. 9, 10, 713, 1157, f. 33 
Bishops in 755 
Satirical verses 1059 11 6 


SCOTLAND 
Deer Abbey 1370 
See Boece, Douglas, Fordun 

Scott, Sir W., letter 521. 7 

Scotus, Erigena Joh., see Erigena 

Scribe’s note of expenses 262 

Scrimger, H. 111, ΧΙ; collections (classical) 
by 1304 

Scroope, Abp., Verses on 652; Articles against 
Henry IV 1305. 4 

Scrope, Steph. 298 

Sculpture, Venus de Medici 734; drawings 
of 989 

Segusio, H. de, see Hostiensis 

Secreta mulierum 1109. 26 

Secretum philosophorum 1082. 1, 1144 3 

Secundus philosophus 1109. 22 

Sedulius, Carmen Paschale 1213. 2 

Selden, Jo., speech 1177; Table-talk 1481, 
1503 

Sellin, D., owned 1402 

Sellyng, William, Prior of Christ’s Church, 
Canterbury 100 

Seneca, de institutione morum 28; Epp. ad 
Lucilium 452; in Spanish 980; Epitaph 
452, 1368 111; opera varia 822, 1203, 
1335. 5-9; extracts 982 111; Proverbia 
1440, f. 15 

Seneca Rhetor, Suasoriae 1204. 1; Contro- 
versiae 1204, 2 

Sens, William, Abp. of 150 

Septuplum 290 

Serapion, servitor 1402 1; liber aggregatus 
1406 ΠῚ 

Serbopoulos, Jo., scribe 823 

Sergius et Bacchus, SS., Martyrium 198. 4, 
210. 6 

Seripandus, Ant., owned 981 

Sermons, English 48, 332, 333, 335, 409; on 
the Gospels 60 

Sermons, French 43, 1135. 11; in verse 1118.11 

Sermons, anonymous, Latin 8, 28, 43, 48, 
224, 325 11, 327, 331, 339, 358, 373, 912. 3, 
1095. 2, 1134 ΠῚ 

Sermons, Italian 660. 8 

Serpents, notes on 1089. 1 

Severus Alexandrinus, Ethopoeiae 1158. 9 

Severus, S., Testimonium de 78. 4; epis- 
tolae ii 78. 5, 6; de Vita S. Martini 
87. 3, 4 

Sestini, Fr., le Maistre de Chambre 705. 11 

Sexburga, S., Vita 1106, f. 217 


36 INDEX 


Shaftesbury (Shastonia) 1062 

Shakespeare, note on story of Merchant of 
Venice 301 

Shannon, Earl of, book plate 543 

Shaw, J., hymns 615 ΠῚ 

Shirley, Jo., scribe 600 

Sicily, kingdom of, army 638 11, f. 82; re- 
port on 639. 28 

Sidney family, Psalter 988 

Sidney, Sir P., Version of Psalms 596, 10765 ; 
life 774 

Sigismundus, S. 28 

Sike, Prof. H., correspondence 665 

Silvester, S., Amphilochius on 1408. 42 

Simeon of Durham, extracts 1227, see Symeon 

Simintendi da Prato, Artiglio, version of 
Ovid 586 

Simon Zelotes, S., Encomium 1397. 31 

Simpson, Dr J., Books 856 

Simson, Dr, letters 673 

Sion College, copy of Ms at 1299 

Sixtus V, speech 639. 17 

Skeat, Prof. W. W. 536,594 

Skeggar, Rob. 70 

Skelton, notes by 292 1, 5 

Skerryngton, Sir T., Bp of Bangor 1231 

Slavonic books 801-803 

Smectymnuus, verses on 699. 79 

Smith, Bp. of Chalcedon 280 

Smith, Dr Rob., letters 673 

Smith, Sir T., De Republica Anglorum 1504; 
notes on his life zdzd. 

Smyth, Hen., owned 1289 

Smyth, scribe 901 

Snape priory, foundation 740, 1369 (111 p. 3001) 

Snell, Jo., Alchemica 916 11 

Soame, Rob., Disputatio 297. 1 

Somner, W., de Legibus Angliae 1457 

Sophocles, Ajax, Electra, Oed. Tyr. 611 

Sophronius, Vita S. Mariae Aegypt. 191. 41, 
1332. 14; on heresies 1299. 5; de Trini- 
tate 1397, 25 

Soriani, Mich., report 639. 29 

Sortes of English & Norman Bishops 743; 
scheme of 987 (11 407), 1109. 11; in 
French 1313. 1-33; see Divination 

Southwell, Statutes & documents 1302. te 

Spain, Articles between England and, in 
1630 etc. 1281 

Spanish Mss 418. 3, 455, 587, 890: 5, 891, 
973, 980, 1409 (?); French tract on 857.1 

Sparrow, Dr, letters 668 


Speculum ecclesiae 294. 2 

Speculum Peccatoris 297 11. 3, 374. 6 

Spelman, Sir H., Russian Alphabet 802 

Spencer, Dr, Speech on Duke of Monmouth 
1225. 2 

Spencerus, Rich. 66 

Spinney Priory 1169 

Spyridion, S., Vita 199. 8 

Standish, Hen., articles against 1157, f. 28 

Stanhope, Sir G., Mss given by Il. Xx; 
Memoriale Coll. Trin. 994 

Statius, Thebais 1424 

Statutes of England 928, 937, 1096, 1101, 1162, 
1192, 1217, 1224, 1314, 1355, 1438 

Stephanus, S., of Muret, Vita 1222. 6, 8 

Stephanus, Hen., on Xenophon 805; notes 
and verses (autograph) 1143 

Stephanus Langton, see Langton 

Stephen, S., Translated 316. 17 

Stephen, Fitzjames, speeches 440 

Stephen, Symon, on Forts 977 

Steyke, Jo. 792, 1336 

Sticharion 256 

Stichometric notes 147, 148 

Stillingfleet, J. 418. 5 

Stiphel, le, scribe 365 

Stokes, Dr D., Grammatical notes 779 

Stokesley, Jo. (Bp of London ?) 402 

Stone, E., Math. papers 564 

Stone Priory cartulary 701 

STORIES 
Latin 628 11. 3, 4, 724. 29, 725 VIII, 1344 
Joke 1411. 7 
(Gesta Romanorum) 1388 
Exempla 1396, 1450. 23, 25, 43 
Italian 660. 7, 1171 

Stosch, Phil. de, letter 415. 15 

Stow, John, owned 599, 601, 602 

Stowell, J., “‘to set a harp” 1157, f. 71 

Stoyle, Th., letter 712. 2 

Strabus, Walafrid, super Leviticum, Num., 
Deut. 47 

Strasburg, Clock of 1136 

Stubbe, Fraus Honesta 995, 996 

Stubbs, Bp, note 729 

Style, Hen., monk of Westminster, version 
of Greg. Dial. 1396 

Styward, Aug. 249 

Suadua, T., opinion 698. 9 

Subsidies 757 

Suckely, Jo., de bono matrimonii 888 11 

Sudbury, Abp, letter to 323 (824), sub fin. 


INDEX 37 


Suetonius, fragment 1042 

Suffolk, books & Mss concerning 522; Mel- 
ford statutes 698. 4 

Suidas, extract in Latin 3873. 2; index in 
1248. 4 

Sulpicius Severus, see Severus 

Sultan, letter to Hen. VI 1157, f. 39 

Surigonus, Steph., de Instit. boni Viri 330 

Sussex documents 1049, 1261 

Sutton, Dr, medical tracts 922 

Sutton Valence 918 

Swan-marks 1096 

Swinburn, Mr, Abp of York to 1302. 14 

Swing, Captain, letter 492 

Sydrac, Romance of 1287. 1 

Sykes, Sir Masterman 458 

Sylvester, Jos., poems 766, 769 

Symeon magister, de templo S. Sophiae 
1408. 67 

Symeon, 6 νέος tractatus 1385. 19, 20 

Symeon, Thessalonic., Dialogus contra Hae- 
reses 179 

Symon, W., owned 1411 

Syncellus, Michael, Syntax 1025. 1 

Syntipas, Hist. septem sapientum 1408. 9 

Syriac Grammar 465 

Syrianus in Metaphysica 1416 


Tabulae super Aug. Greg. Isid., Pet. Comest., 
Durandum 72; super Epistolas 304 

Tabulae synopticae on Epp. Act. Apoc. 81 

Tancredus, Alchemica 1380. 1 

Tancredi Historia per Leon. Aretinum 1450. 43 

Tanner, Bp, notes by 428 

Tarasius, CPol. de Praesent. B. V. M. 1317. 47 

Tavernour, J. 1348 11 

Taxster, J., Chronicle ascribed to 751 

Tedeschi, Leon., on a comet 661. 13 

Tedyngton, monk of Westminster 1365 

Tempill, scribe 951 

Tenet, Ric., scribe 1377 

Tennyson, Lord, In Memoriam (autogr.) 
1022; and Charles, Poems by two Bro- 
thers 1023 

Terentius, notes on 848 

Terribilini, Abate, letter 508. 9 

Tewkesbury, Abbot of 1231 

Thackeray, W. M., Esmond (autogr.) 1024 

Theatrum Mundi 577 

Thebes, Story of, in Italian 642. 3; in French 
1257; see Lydgate 

Thelophorus, Epistola 316. 11 


Theo, Alex., Astron, 1296 III, V 

Theoctista, S., Vita, Gr. 187. 9 

Theodoret on the Massalians 1299. 3 

Theodoricus (Thiodricus, scribe) 111 

Theodorus Edessenus, tract 1385. 25 

Theodorus Gazaeus, Grammatica 823 

Theodorus, Raithum., de Incarnatione 201. 2 

Theodore of Tarsus, supposed to have owned 
222 

Theodulus, Ecloga 628 1, 1229, f. 77, 1285. 17 

Theophilus de urinis 1083. 6 

Theophrastus, Characteres 820. 11; Duport’s 
notes on 464 

Theophylactus (of Bulgaria), Epistolae Graece 
971 

Theophylactus Simocatta, Epistolae 1223. 11 

Theyer, C., Cat. of Mss 1319. 2 

Thomas Apost., S., Encomium, Gr. 198. 3, 

210. 5 

Thomas Aquinas, S., “‘Summa” 48 11; super 
Matth. et Marc. 132; super Luc. et Joh. 
133; super quartum 382; Summa I 384; 
super Tertium 385; de ente et essentia 
899, f. 135; super ethica 1232 fiz.; anon, 
comm. in 1339; Epitome supplementi 
393; de veritate 1405 

Thomas of Canterbury, S., Quadrilogus de 
uita 22 11. 1, 1320. 1; Catalogus erudi- 
torum 22 II. 2; causa exilii 22 11. 3; 
Litterae de canonizatione 22 11. 4; Books 
formerly his 90, 91, 151, 391, 637; Mira- 
cula 321; verses on 398.1; Passio 717. 11’ 
Life, by Green 1320 11; by Fitzstephen 
1326 ; by Gervase 1327; Collection of Letters 
1321-1325; Visio 1438; Vita 1440. 2 

Thomas de Chobham, Summa 365, 366 

Thomas Eboracensis, Sermon 373, f. 201 

Thomas, S., of Hereford, Lectiones de 255. 4 

Thompson, W. H. Master, Sermons 417 

Thorndike, H. 181 1, 194, 206, 207 

Thorneton, J. 348 

Thorney, Roger 601 11. 44 

Thorp, Joh. 62 

Thresher, W. 1071 

Throgmorton, Sir N., letters 712. 1 

Thurneiser, Leon., Alchemica 1025 

Thwaites (Norfolk) arms 1283 

Thwayte, J., dialogue 712. 2 

Thynne, Fr., on Burghley’s tract etc. 889 111 

Tiberius, Rhetor 1248. 8 

Tiburtius, S., Vita 316. 16 

Tichborne, verses 1051. 5 


38 INDEX 


Tille, Jo., owned 1154 

Tillotson, Abp, letter 698. 28; autograph 860.1 

Timotheus, S., Vita, Gr. 185. 3 

Timotheus, C Pol. on abjured heretics 1299. 6 

Titus Bostrensis in Matth. 178 ὁ 

Topham, W. Math. Lectures 565 

Topography, English 430, 490, 514, 522, 1250 

Trade, tracts on 710. 3, 4 

Trano, G. de, Summa 399 

Transylvania, description of 638 11. f. 121 

Trawor, T. 388 

Tremayne, Edm., Inquiry 710. 6 

Trithemius, J., experimenta 1269 Iv 

Trivet, Nic., Annals 1262. 1; Chronicle 1273 
11; continuation 1318. 1 

Trotula 903. 5 

Troy, Story of, in French 1257. 2; see Colonna, 
Lydgate, Poems (Latin) 

Trumpington, survey 533 

Truncat-Leonem, Guillelmus (scribe) 1 

Trussel, Jo. 231 

Trypho, πάθη λέξεων 1028. 4; περὶ τρόπων 
1026. 5 

Trypho, S., Prayer of 1408. 2 

Tryvytlam, Latin poem on Oxford 1450. 35 

Tundal, Vision of 374. 6 

Tunstall, Bp, owned 813, 1182 

Turkey, Italian tract 971. 8 

Turner, Dawson, collection of letters 665-670 
and ΠῚ, p. 532 

Turpinus, Historia 316. 12 

Tutbury Priory, Register 697 

Twine, Jo., owned 904 

Tzetzes, Jo., super Iliadem 981; super Hesi- 
odum 1439; Isaac, verses 1098 


Uberti, Fazio degli, Dittamondo 617, 662. 2 

Ullerston, Ric., tracts 359 

Urban VIII ἃ Cardinals 658 

Urbanus papa, satire 628 11 

Urbe, Petrus de, tract 395 

Urbino, Barth. de, Milleloquium S. Augus- 
tini 154 

Urith, S., of Chittlehampton, oratio rhyth- 
mica to 1450. 53 

Urso, de commixtionibus 1154. 2; aphorismi 
1154. 3 

Ursula, S., & companions, partial list 394 

Ursuleus, Pet., de Capua, scribe 1374 

Ussher, Abp., Mss belonging to 1187, 1299; 
logue 1319. 6 

Usury, tract on 888 VII 


Uthesia, Alchemica 1363; see Rosinus 


Vacuna, Vaconius de, Disputatio 296 
Vadis, see De Wes 
Valence, Bp of, speech 698. 27 
Valentini, Padre, Figura Celeste 856 Iv 
Valerio, Gul., conversation-book 849, 850 
Valerius, Corn., Logic 887 
Valerius Maximus, excerpts 982; text 1206, 1275 
Valleriola, Franc., Medica 1451 111 
Vallis Scholarium, Order of 221 
Valtellina 648. 13, 17-19, 654 II. 1 
Vane, Lady, meditations 699. 86 
Varus etc., SS., Martyrium 198. 13 
Vegetius, Fl., de re militari 1201 
Velocipede, lecture on 485 
Veneto, Bartol., Islands of Mediterranean 942 
VENICE 
Documents relating to 619. 3, 654 II, 
661. 18, 19, 710. 1, 851, 852 
Ambassadors’ reports 638 11, 639. 8 etc., 
646. 2-6, 649, 660 
Ducale 659 
Leges 1121 
Catalogue of MSS 1265. 5 
Italian poem on 608 
Verdun Breviary I. p. 368 
Vergerius, P. P., de laudibus Hieronymi 990 
Veritas Theologica 292 11 
Verospi, Instructions to 648. 23, 26 
VERSES 
English 
On death 43 II. 3 
On Cromwell 70 
Saying of Alfred 108 
For a Pageant (Ὁ) 181 II. 3 
Various 263 11. 3-5, 365 111, 366, 374. 
{I, 12, 394, 634 ᾿ 
On Easter 1081 
Miscellaneous 1144, 1149, 1227, 1450 
᾿ Medical 1440. 15 
Greek 1408. 34-48 etc. 
Latin 
Crusader’s Hymn 1 
De decem apparitionibus Christi 10 
On S. Dorothea 55 
On the Lord’s Prayer etc. 85 
Prouerbia centum 165 11. 2 
On Paul & gloss. 387 
Various 628, 634, 828, 895, 912 vI, 
952 Μη., 1033, 1047, 1149, 1157, 
1203, 1215, 1450 (many) 


INDEX 39 


VERSES 
Latin. 
Plague of 1348 723, 724 
Monosyllabic rhymes 1057 
Kings of England 1123 
Biblical & miscellaneous 1129 
Canon law 1219 
On Muses, a puzzle etc. 1242 
Veterinary medicine, tract, in Engl. 921 11; 
see Hippiatrica 
Vianello, Fr., Alchemica 908 
Victor, S., Prosa de 1434. 11 
Victor Vitensis, de festis Vandalorum 1483 11 
Victore, Hugo de S., Ricardus de S., see 
Hugo and Ricardus 
Vienna, Hugo de, see Hugo de S. Caro 
Vigilius Thapsensis, de Trinitate 1286 
Villa Dei, Alex. de, Doctrinale 609 vIII; 
Algorismus 1055. 1, 1149. 14, 1285. 23; 
Massa compoti 1109. 6 
Villanova, Arnaldus de, Alchemica 915 Iv; 
(in Engl.) 916 v; 1122. 9, 1126, 1151, 
1347, 1380, 1400, 1406 IV 
Villanova, Bernardus de, Practica 1377. 4 
Villanova, ‘‘ Reginaldus de,” Alchemica 916 
111; de vinis 1102. 9, 1347 I1. 4 
Vincent, Joh. 15 
Vincentius (of Beauvais), de instruct. puero- 
rum 347. 8 
Virgilius, P. Maro, Aeneid 457, 623; Cen- 
tones 1335. 3; Alchemica 1380. 12 
Vinesauf, Galfr. de, Nova poetria 609 v, 
624 1, 895. I 
Visio de spiritu Guidonis 1041. 1, 1440. 16; 
see Eynesham, Tundal 
Vitae Patrum 73; Gr. 1085; cf. Geronticon 
Vitae Sanctorum, in English verse 605, 911 11 
Vitae Sanctorum Graece (January) 185; (Oct.) 
198, 210; (Nov.) 187; (Dec.) 199; (various) 
1360; see Menaeum 
Vitae Sanctorum Latine 316, 717 1 
Vitruvius, extr, 1438. 3 
Voragine, Jac. de, Legenda Aurea 338, 351, 
1395; extr. in Engl. 1413; Distinctiones 
879. 1 
Vossius, Isaac 194, 206 


Wace, Rob., Legend of S. Nicolas 323. 14 
Walburgis, S., Vita 316. 21 

Walcher, Bp 1227, f. 55 

Waldeby, J., letter 1285. 20 

Wales, notes connected with 224; Valor bene- 


ficiorum 696; documents 708, 746, 1305, 
1470, 1482; Princes of 720; musters 
159, 979 

Walker, George, owned 1072-1074 

Walker, Rob., letters 415. 27; Indices to 
Scholia 985 

Walker, Wm., on Universal Sufficient Grace 
309 

Walle, Roger, owned 1293 

Wallensis, J., de Vitiis 287. 3; Summa col- 
lectionum 370. 3; Sermon 373, f. 204 

Wallingford, Ric. de, de chorda versa et 
recta 1418. 15 

Wallis, Dr, letters 668 

Walmesley, H. 1348 11 

Walmisley, T. A., Music by 547 

Walpole, Horace, life of T. Baker 509. 1 

Walsingham, Jo. 457 

Waltham Forest, list of officers 1037 v 

Wanley, H., wrote 1291; letter from, zdzd. 

Warburton, G. 330 

Wardon Abbey, Verses on 1129 fiz. 

Warham, Abp 1231 

Warmestry, T., letter 699. 62 

Warwick College, foundation 1440. 12 

Wasse, J., Letters 415. 29 

Watson, Christopher, owned 634 

Weckerus, J. J., de secretis, in English 694 

Weld, Cat. of Mss 1319. 7 

Weldon, Sir Ant., on a tract of 1302. 17 

Wellebeuf, Hugo de 16 

Wells, Deans of 750; Library 881; see Bath, 
Bekynton, Chaundler 

Welsh, notes in 222, 394 1, 1109. 29, 1348 11. 
1; laws of Howel 1303, 1329 

Wenefreda, S., Vita 1272. 8 

Wentworth, Remonstrance 710. 11 

Werburga, S., Vita 1105, f. 231 

Werken de Abbenbroeck, T. N., scribe 990, 
991 

Westminster, Mss at 1319. 3; Gild of the 
Assumption at 1413 

Westminster School Statutes 1461 

Westmorland, Earl of, owned 460, 1500 

Weyts, Nic., Poems by 281 

Wheler, Cat. of Mss 1319. 5 

White, W., Sub-librarian I. 243 

Whitgift, Abp, List of Mss given by II x111; 
letter 713, 1225. 1; controversy with Baro 
295 

Wickenford (Worcestershire), deed 504 

Wight, Isle of, documents 1049 


40 INDEX 


Wilkes, Sir T., tract 713. 7 

Willelmus Anglicus, Astrologica, in Engl. 
1307. 2, 3 

Willelmus Normannus, Bestiary 1118 11. 3 

William, S., of York, lessons for 1113 

William I, laws 730. 2; life, by Raleigh 1233 

William IV, Copy-book 681 

William, Abp of Canterbury 387 

Williams, Sir Roger, discourse on France 
713. 8 

Williams, Roger, letters 699 

Williams, Dr Rowland, case 440 

Williamson, Jos., copied 1294 (part) 

Willmer, G., List of Mss given by II xix, 
note on 883 

Winchelsey, Abp Rob., owned 386 

Winchester, Abbey of S. Mary 243 (p. 333) 

Windebank, Instructions against 698. Io, ΓΙ 

Windsor, Statutes of St George’s Chapel 932 

Wingfield, Rob., at Council of Constance 
725 111 

Wireker, Nigellus 342 

Withburga, S., Vita 1005, f. 236 

Withers, J. R., Cambridgeshire Hedgeside 
Poet 521. 9 

Wiveliscombe 1389 

Woburn, Abbot of 433 

Woide, W., Transcript of N. T. from Codex 
A, 177 

Wolf, Jac., Grammatical notes 780 

Wolf, J. C. I, p. 549 

Wolkenstein, D., Horologium Strasburgense 
1136 

Wolsey, Card., dispensation 1157, f. 41; style 
of 1157, f. 60 

Womyndham (Wymondham), Will. (alias 
Thorp), collections 1144 

Wood, Wm. 217 (p. 300) 

Woodford, W., contra Wiclevum 347 

Wotton, Sir H., letter 699. 68; owned 823, 
1034 

Worseley, Edw., owned 1174. 12, 1197 

Worsley, R., Synedrium 1197 

Wortham, Jo., Rector of Foulmire 1245 

Wrangham, Fr., Comicorum Graecorum frag- 
menta 1280 

Wren, M., Bp, Sermon 307. 1; Poem 307. 12 

Wright, Hen., de erroribus Lillii 771 

Wright, Jo., scribe 1245 

Wright, Sam. 307 fiz. 


Wright, Tobias, owned 70, 598 

Wright, W. Aldis 583, 1283; Mss given by 
II, xxvii. 1500-1506 etc. 

Wroxham, Galfr. de 883 

Wiirzburg, Julius, Bp of 1361 

Wyche, Mag. 136 

Wycliffe, Jo., Opera Latine 378; tracts 
against 347 

Wycliffite tracts, Exp. on Matt. & John 36: 
Exp. of Epistles & Gospels 134; Sermons 
822; of reading Scripture εἰς, 24 III. 3, 
333 11; Pore Caitif etc. 336; of the Creed 
etc. 337; see English Tracts 

Wygenhale, Th., Narrationes 262. 3 

Wylk, Jo., owned 1348 

Wylmynton, Will. de 115 

Wymbledon, W., Sermon 322. 2 

Wymundus, Bp 22 fix. 

Wyntreshull, J., owned 1355 


Xena, S., Vita, Gr. 185. 6 

Xenophon, Stephanus’ notes on 805; Anaba- 
sis (text) 8830; Oeconomica (Ital.) 852 

Xenophon, S., Vita, Gr. 185. 8, 1408. 62 

Ximenes, Fr., de Angelis 350 


Yates, Jo., Apology 1046 

Yevens, J. & R. 259 

Yexham, Norfolk 418. 1 

York, Duke of (Frederick), Copy-Book 682; 
Antiquities of, by Keepe 1262; documents 
relating to 1487; High Commission for 
Province 1302. 2 

Young,. Patrick III, x, owned or wrote 
1026, 1034, 1043 (?), 1060, 1090, 1140, 1158, 
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