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MS. Ash. Rolls 47

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MS. Ashmole 16
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Inventory of books, vestments, relics, etc. of St George's collegiate church, Windsor, 1384–5 — English

MS. Bodl. 27

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David Kimchi ('Rabi Kimhi') — 1541–1542; English

MS. Bodl. 623

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Prophecies chiefly relating to English history, with calendarial and other pieces, of which the chief are as follows, a full… — 1465; English, London

MS. Bodl. 692

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Notebook of Dr. John Lawerne monk of Worcester, D.D. of Gloucester College, Oxford — c. 1442–1449; English, Oxford

MS. Bodl. Rolls 25

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Taxatio ecclesiastica (1291) — 1296; England

MS. Canon. Class. Lat. 96

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Terence — 1419; Italian, Florence

MS. Canon. Class. Lat. 104

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Terence, etc. — 1448; Italian, North

MS. Canon. Class. Lat. 112

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Bellino Bissolo, Marchetto da Padova, etc. — 1325; Italy, Padua

MS. Canon. Class. Lat. 149

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Justinus, Festus — 1466; Italian

MS. Canon. Class. Lat. 197

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Cicero, Omnibonus Leonicenus, etc. — 1471 (at least in part); Italian, Verona (?)

MS. Canon. Class. Lat. 198

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Cicero — 1454

MS. Canon. Class. Lat. 211

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Cicero — 1450; Italian

MS. Canon. Class. Lat. 224

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Cicero — 1438 (at least in part); Dalmatian, Trau

MS. Canon. Class. Lat. 233

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Cicero — 1449; Italian

MS. Canon. Class. Lat. 240

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Ps.-Cicero — 1453; Italian, Padua

MS. Canon. Class. Lat. 282

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Suetonius — 1475; Dalmatian, Pag (?)

MS. Canon. Class. Lat. 306

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Q. Curtius Rufus — 1425; Multiple places of origin

MS. Canon. Gr. 124

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Vocabulary from Aristophanes, Aesop, Euripides and others — 1476

MS. Canon. Ital. 50

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Common-place book (zibaldone) of Antonio di Cecco Rosso de' Petrucci da Siena — 1464–1465; Italian, Urbino

MS. Canon. Ital. 103

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Dante — 15th century, first half (?1443); Italian