| 1r-6v |
The Legend of Pope Gregory |
209 |
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| 7r-13v |
King of Tars |
1108 |
1235 lines, including 7 extra lines. Lacks last folio. |
| 14r-16r |
Adam and Eve |
1873.5 |
The beginning of this text is on the fragment which is now Edinburgh University Library MS 218, which used to be part of this manuscript. |
| 16r-21r |
Seynt Margrete |
203 |
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| 21r-24v |
Seynt Katerine |
1159 |
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| 25r-31v |
St Patrick's Purgatory |
303.6 |
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| 31v-35r |
þe Desputisoun Bitven þe Bodi and þe Soule |
351 |
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| 35r-37v |
The Harrowing of Hell |
185 |
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| 37v-38v |
The Clerk who would see the Virgin |
282.5 |
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| 39r-48r |
Speculum Gy de Warewyke |
1101 |
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| 48r-61v |
Amis and Amiloun |
821 |
2287 lines, missing beginning and ending. |
| 61v-65v |
The Life of St Mary Magdalene |
304.5 |
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| 65v-69v |
The Nativity and Early Life of Mary |
213 |
From the South English Legendary. |
| 70r-72r |
On the Seven Deadly Sins |
1760 |
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| 72r-v |
The Paternoster |
206 |
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| 72v-78r |
The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin |
4119.5 |
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| 78r-84r |
Sir Degare |
1895 |
1065 lines, ends imperfectly, lacks opening couplet and a few internal lines. |
| 84r-99v |
The Seven Sages |
3187 |
|
| 100r-104v |
Floris and Blancheflour |
2288.88 |
861 lines. Begins imperfectly (lacking about 384 lines). |
| 105r |
The Sayings of the Four Philosophers |
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| 105v-107r |
The Battle Abbey Roll |
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| 108r-146v |
Guy of Warwick |
3145 |
In the Auchinleck MS, the romance known today as Guy of Warwick appears as three independent but narratively continuous accounts of the lives of Guy (first before and then after his marriage to Felice) and his son Reinbrun. On ff. 108r-146v is the 'Couplet' version which recounts the first half of Guy's life, before his marriage. Begins imperfectly. |
| 146v-167r |
Guy of Warwick |
946 |
On ff. 146v-167r is the 'Stanzaic' version which recounts the second half of Guy's life, after his marriage. |
| 167r-175v |
Guy of Warwick |
1754 |
On ff. 167r-175v is the stanzaic 'Reinbroun' which recounts the adventures of Guy's son. Ends imperfectly. |
| 176r-201r |
Bevis of Hampton |
1993 |
Missing a leaf after fol. 188, otherwise complete. |
| 201r-256v |
Arthour and Merline |
1675 |
9938 lines. The last 6774 lines of the poem are extant only in this MS. Lacks one leaf (about 176 lines) after f. 254. |
| 256v |
þe Wenche þat Loved þe King |
1614 |
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| 256v-259r |
A Peniworþ of Witt |
2602.3 |
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| 259r-260v |
How Our Lady's Sauter was First Found |
1840 |
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| 261r-262r |
Lay le Freine |
3869 |
Unique copy. Missing lines 121-33 and 340 - end. |
| 262v-267v |
Roland and Vernagu |
823.3 |
Unique copy. 880 lines. Begins imperfectly with 44 lines lacking. |
| 268r- 277v |
Otuel a Knight |
1103 |
Unique. 1738 lines. Ends imperfectly. Eight lines missing after line 120. |
| 278-9 |
King Alisaunder |
683 |
Parts of this text are found in the fragments London, Senate House Library Archives, MS 593 (ff.1ra-2vb) and St Andrews University Library MS PR 2065 A.15 (ff.1ra-2vb), which were originally part of this manuscript. |
| 279v |
The Thrush and the Nightingale |
3222 |
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| 280r |
The Sayings of St Bernard |
3310 |
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| 280r-280v |
David þe King |
1956 |
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| 281r-299 |
Sir Tristrem |
1382 |
f. 299 is a thin stub. |
| 299-303r |
Sir Orfeo |
3868 |
f. 299 is a thin stub. |
| 303r-303v |
The Four Foes of Mankind |
3462 |
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| 304r-317r |
The Anonymous Short English Metrical Chronicle |
1105 |
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| 317v-323v |
Horn Childe & Maiden Rimnild |
2253 |
Unique copy. 1136 lines. Ends imperfect. One leaf missing after line 783.
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| 324r-325v |
Alphabetical Praise of Women |
552.8 |
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| 326r-v, 327r-v |
Richard Coeur de Lion |
1979 |
Between the two folios should be the fragments preserved in Edinburgh University Library MS 218, ff.3ra-4vb and St Andrews University Library MS PR 2065 R.4, ff.1ra-2vb. |
| 328r-334v |
þe Simonie |
4165 |
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