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MS. Add. A. 7

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Antidotarium Nicolai — 14th century, first half; Italian
Medical treatise (antidotary) — 12th century, first half; Italian
Roger de Baron — 13th or 14th century; Italian

MS. Add. A. 8

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Richard of St. Victor — 15th century, second quarter; Italy, Venice (?)

MS. Add. A. 107

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Calendar, Statutes of England (statuta vetera) — c. 1330; English

MS. Add. A. 185

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Book of Hours, Use of Nantes — c. 1440; French, Nantes

MS. Add. A. 188

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Lectionary/Missal; western Germany, 12th century, second quarter

MS. Add. B. 54

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Horace, etc. — 1454; Italian, Siena (?)

MS. Add. B. 110

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Apicius — 15th century, second half; Italian, Naples or Rome (?)

MS. Add. B. 111

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Persius — 15th century, third quarter; Italian, Ferrara (?)

MS. Add. C. 12

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Albertano da Brescia, etc. — 15th century, beginning; Italian

MS. Add. C. 21

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New Testament, etc — 14th century, end; Bohemia

MS. Add. C. 23

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Commissio from Doge Francesco Donato (1545–53) appointing Francesco Maripetro (Malipiero) 'potestas' of Noale near Treviso — 1548; Italian, Venice

MS. Add. C. 29

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Guillaume de Deguilleville, Pèlerinages; France, c. 1400

MS. Add. C. 139

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Cicero — 15th century, middle; Italian, Central (?)

MS. Add. C. 143

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Priscian — Multiple dates; Italian, North

MS. Add. C. 169

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Quintilian — 15th century, third quarter; Italian, Rome (?)

MS. Add. C. 265

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Thomas Aquinas — 14th century, beginning; Italian, Bologna (?)

MS. Add. C. 283

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Justin — 14th century; Italian, Ferrara (?)

MS. Add. D. 47

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Ferial Choir Psalter with Antiphons, Carthusian Use; Italy, Milan (?). 16th century, beginning

MS. Add. D. 48

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Gradual — c. 1420–30; Italian, North (?)

MS. Add. D. 104

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Haimo of Auxerre (?) — 1067; Italian, Rome, S. Cecilia