| 1r-17r |
Chronicles of England |
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Prose. |
| 17v-18v |
Lydgate's 'Verses on the Kings of England' |
3632 |
Written as prose. |
| 18v-46r |
Chronical entries from Richard I to Edward IV |
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Prose. |
| 46r-48r |
Historical notes from the historian John Stowe about the years 1563-1565. |
|
Prose. |
| 49r-50v |
A proclamation made by Jacke Cade, Captain of the rebels in Kent, in 1460 |
|
Prose |
| 51r-52v |
A dirge on the death of the Duke of Suffolk |
1555 |
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| 53r |
A description of the Christening of Arthur, son of Henry VII. |
|
Prose. |
| 53v-55r |
The manner of making knights |
|
Prose. |
| 55v |
Names of knights who came to England as part of the Norman conquest |
|
Prose. |
| 56r |
A memorial of charges sustained at Boulogne |
|
Prose. |
| 56v-59r, 61v |
Notes from the historian John Stowe on the years 1565-7 |
|
Prose. |
| 63r-v |
Notes by Stowe on the Plague in London, 1564 |
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Prose. |
| |
Four notes by Stowe on the year 1561 |
|
Prose. |
| 64r-65r |
Bernardus de re familiari |
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Double columns. Prose. |
| 65r-v |
List of 30 books prohibited in 1531 |
|
Prose. Written in two columns. |
| 65v |
Medical recipes |
|
Prose. |
| 65v |
Note by Stowe on the year 1561 |
|
Prose. |
| 66r-67r |
The confession of master Richard Allington, esq. 31st November 1561 |
|
Unfinished prose. |
| 67v |
Note by Stowe on the year 1562 |
|
Prose. |
| 68r |
Medical recipes |
|
Prose. |
| 68r |
Note by Stowe on the year 1563 |
|
Prose. |
| 68v |
Names of herbs in Latin and English |
|
Prose. |
| 69a-70r |
Nine notes by Stowe on the year 1563 |
|
Prose. |
| 70v-71v |
Medical recipes |
|
Prose. |
| 71v |
Note by Stowe on the year 1563 |
|
Prose. |
| 72r-v |
Alphabetised list of names of herbs in Latin and English |
|
Prose. |
| 73r-107r |
Libeaus Desconus |
1690 |
|
| 107r-109v |
The Adulterous Falmouth Squire |
2052 |
|
| 110r-113v |
Sent gregoris Trentall |
1653 |
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| 114r |
Medical recipes |
|
Prose. |
| 114r-126v |
Medicines of Leechcraft |
|
Prose. |
| 127r-131r |
The Life of St. Eustace |
|
Prose. |
| 131v |
Medical recipe for the treatment of migraines |
|
Prose. |
| 132r |
The receiving of Edward IV at Bristol 1469 |
3880 |
|
| 132r |
Medical recipes |
|
Prose. |
| 132v |
Regina celi letare |
2789 |
Latin and English. |
| 132v |
Medical recipe for the treatment of migraines |
|
Prose. |
| 133r |
Gaude flore virginali |
897 |
|
| 133v |
Medical recipes |
|
Prose. |
| 134r-v |
Twelve letters that shall save England |
709 |
|
| 134r-v |
Medical recipes |
|
Squashed beside the Twelve Letters. Prose. |
| 136r |
Edwardus dei gracia |
3127 |
|
| 136r |
Medical recipe. |
|
Prose. |
| 136v |
Greeting on New Year's morning |
1789 |
|
| 137r |
To my heart's joy |
2247 |
|
| 137v |
Unto his mistress |
3291 |
|
| 138r |
To my lady dear |
868 |
|
| 139r |
Retinue of Edward III at Calais 1346 |
|
Prose |
| 140v |
Medical recipes |
|
Prose. |
| 141r |
Historical notes |
|
Prose. |
| 141v |
Medical recipes |
|
Prose. |
| 142r-144v |
Lydgate's 'The Horse, the Sheep and the Goose' |
658 |
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| 145r-152r |
The Complaint of Christ |
3612 |
|
| 152v-164v |
The Stations of Rome |
1172 |
|
| 165r-165v |
Medical recipes |
|
Prose. |
| 166r-175r |
On falconry |
|
Prose. |
| 176r |
Beasts of venery |
|
Prose. |
| 176r |
Terms of venery |
|
Prose. |
| 176v |
Diet for a nightingale |
|
Scribbled on the top margin. Prose. |
| 176v |
Tokens to know the sex of a lark |
|
Prose. |
| 177r |
Diet for a nightingale |
|
Prose. |
| 177v |
Hymn to the Virgin Mary |
2397 |
|
| 178r |
A medicine for toothache |
|
Prose. |
| 178r |
A fable of a Wright that was married to a poor daughter |
|
|
| 186v-187v |
Medical recipe |
|
Prose. |
| 188r-201r |
The Life of Saint Winifred |
|
Printed. |
| 201v |
Latin mass for St. Winifred |
|
|
| 202v |
A decree and statute made by the honorable counsel of the City of London for the giving of the benefice of St. Peter's in Cornhill |
|
Prose. |
| 203r |
Twelve points for purchasers of land to look for |
4148 |
|
| 203r column 2 |
The longitude of men |
|
Prose. |
| 203v |
Notes on terms of vocations |
|
Prose. |
| 203v column 2 |
Latin verse |
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|
| 204r-v |
The Battle between the king of Scots, called King James and the noble earl of Surrey |
|
Prose. |
| 205r-v |
Notes and recipes |
|
Mostly torn off. |
