| Date of origin | Second quarter fifteenth century |
| Place of origin | Southwest Sussex |
| Material | Parchment |
| Dimensions | Width: 265mm | Height: 170mm |
| Notes |
The 'Prick of Conscience' is copied by Thomas Tilot, a one-time vicar of Chichester Cathedral, who is also responsible for copying the 'Piers Plowman' in Oxford, Bodleian Library, MS Rawl. Poet. 137. |
| Folio | Content item | IMEV | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4r-125v | The Prick of Conscience |
3428 | |
| 126r | Prologue for an Easter sermon |
3401 | |
| 126v-127v | Six stories about tribulation |
Prose. |
|
| 128r | Sir Isumbras | 1184 | A 17-line excerpt containing the opening lines. |
| 128v-129r | On the evil hours and the perilous days of the year |
Prose. |