| 1r-2r |
Six short prognostics |
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English prose and Latin verse. |
| 2r |
Notes on planets |
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Latin prose. |
| 2r-2v |
Geographical divisions of the world. |
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Latin prose. |
| 2v-3v |
Chronology from the beginning of the world to 1415 |
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Prose. |
| 4r |
Table of oppositions, or full moons, for the years 1463-67. |
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Latin. |
| 5v |
Table of planetary hours ('Hore diei incipiende ab ortu solis' and 'Hore noctis incipiende al occasu solis') |
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Latin prose with explanatory notes in English. |
| 6r |
Planetary influences at birth |
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Latin prose. |
| 6v |
Explanation of a calendar made in 1463 |
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Prose. Calendar not included. |
| 7r |
Twenty rules for venesection |
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Prose, with human figure. |
| 7v-8r |
Table of the eclipses of the sun and moon for the years 1462-81 |
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Latin prose. |
| 8v-11r |
Meteorological text |
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Prose. |
| 11r |
Instructions to find the position of the moon in the zodiac |
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Prose. |
| 12r-26v |
Sir Gawain and the Carle of Carlisle |
1888 |
Unique copy. 660 lines. |
| 27r-33r |
Treatise on grafting and planting trees |
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Prose. |
| 33r-52v |
The crafte of lymnynge of bokys (On illuminating books) |
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Prose. |
| 53r-56r |
Dialogue with a bird |
2018 |
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| 56v-59v |
The Tale of Ten Wives |
1852 |
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| 59v-61r |
Parody of a Lover's Complaint |
1957 |
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| 61r-63r |
An Old Man's Lament |
349 |
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| 63v-79r |
Vision of Philibert regarding the Body and Soul |
3330, 1932 |
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| 79v |
An admonition to prepare for death (Lo Worldly Folks) |
1932 |
Epilogue to Visio Fulberti. |
| 79v-81v |
Erthe upon Erthe (B version) |
704 |
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| 81v-83v |
The Complaint of a Hare |
559 |
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| 83v-86v |
The knyȝt and his wyfe (The knight and his wife) |
1641 |
Marian miracle. |
| 86v-87r |
The holly mane sente marttayne (Saint Martin derived from Northern Homily Cycle) |
3289 |
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| 87r-v |
Narracyon of sente tantene (Saint Anthony derived from Northern Homily Cycle) |
3289 |
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| 87v-89v |
Ave Regina Celorum |
2610 |
Marian devotion. |
| 89v-90v |
Ten medical recipes |
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Prose. |
| 91r-129r |
Sente cattronys Lyfe (The Life of Saint Katherine) |
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Prose. |
| 129r-130r |
Parody of letter-writing formulae and satire on medical practice |
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Prose. |
| 130r-v |
Love poem. Be trewe and holde þat ȝe have hyȝt (Be true and hold that thee have hight) |
479 |
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| 130v-132r |
Love poem |
4 |
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| 132r-135v |
The stacyons of rome (The Stations of Rome) |
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Prose. |
| 135v-138v |
The good wyfe wold a pylgremage (A Good Wife's Counsels to her Daughter) |
3363 |
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| 139r-150r |
The Friar and the Boy |
977 |
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| 150r-152r |
Moral poem (Ever say well or hold thee still) |
369 |
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| 152r-154r |
Trvtallys (nonsense verse) |
1116 |
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| 154r-v |
Love-letter to a lady |
1241 |
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| 154v-155v |
Love poem (Have my hert) |
1120 |
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| 155v-157r |
Moral poem (As I came by a forrest syde) |
341 |
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| 157v-184r |
þe sege of Jerusaleme (The Siege of Jerusalem) |
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Prose. |
| 184r-187r |
List of 107 hunting terms taken from Juliana Barnes |
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Prose. |
| 187v |
Precepts in -ly |
324 |
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| 187v-188v |
Continuation of hunting terms from Juliana Barnes |
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Prose. |
| 188v-192r |
Extracts from Juliana Barnes' 'Treatise on Hawking' |
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Prose. |
| 192r-193v |
The Cock in the North (allegorical political prophecy) |
4029 |
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| 193v-194r |
Balthasar's letter (Burgundian crusade propaganda) |
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Prose. |
| 194v |
List of gifts purportedly given to the Pope for use against the Turk |
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Prose. |
| 195r-198r |
Timor mortis conturbat me (A Song of Old Age) |
3743 |
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| 198r |
Stanza from John Lydgate's 'Fall of Princes' |
674 |
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| 198r-v |
Religious carol |
298 |
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| 198v-199v |
Carol for Epiphany |
1785 |
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| 200r-v |
Religious carol (veritas verbi domini) |
4001 |
English verse with Latin refrain. |
| 201r-202r |
Dialogue between Mary and her child |
22 |
English and Latin verse. |
| 202r-v |
The Boar's Head Carol |
3314 |
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| 203r-207v |
Debate Poem (Mercy and Righteousness) |
560 |
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| 207v-211v |
The Marchand (How the Merchant did his Wife Betray) |
1897 |
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